City of Champions is a comprehensive history of Detroit's sports legacy, exploring how the city's teams have mirrored its shifting fortunes over the years.

From Ty Cobb to the Bad Boys, this book tells the stories of Detroit's most iconic athletes and teams, linking their achievements to the city's political upheavals, economic struggles, and cultural transformations.

Written by two sports economists and professors at the University of Michigan, City of Champions offers a unique perspective on the role of sports in shaping a city's identity and sense of self.

With its rich history, vibrant culture, and renewed hope for the future, Detroit is a city that will captivate sports fans and non-sports enthusiasts alike.

Don't miss out on this fascinating exploration of the Motor City's sporting legacy!