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DETROIT — It’s official: The 2023-24 Detroit Pistons are the worst team in franchise history. The Pistons guaranteed they would have the worst record of any team on Thursday’s fan appreciation night at Little Caesars Arena — the final home game of the year — in a contest where the Pistons served up turnovers like a drive-thru window before falling handily to the Chicago Bulls, 127-105.

Apr. 11—Ahead of their second road trip of the young season, the Cardinals continued piecing together the team they expected to have to open their schedule.

Since the sensory overload of the 2015 World Series, an increasingly dimming memory, Royals fans have been grappling with a franchise that was 184 games under .500 in its last seven full seasons (not including the pandemicshortened 2020 schedule).

Apr. 10—After seven consecutive road games, Oklahoma returns to Love’s Field in a very unfamiliar position.

Apr. 10—Their meeting on the mound in the fifth inning was the timely and public continuation of a conversation that happened out of sight an inning early and a promise, right there, that the manager made to his debuting ace.

Apr. 10—OSU’s Mike Gundy has tried to limit senior receiver Brennan Presley’s reps this spring.

The Ponca City Wildcats came from behind Tuesday to secure a 4-3 victory over the Tonkawa Buccaneers. Tonkawa scored a run in the top of the first inning and then added two runs in the third inning to lead 3-0.