The Tigers were steamrolled at Comerica Park as the Mariners completed a dominant three-game sweep, outscoring Detroit 35–14 behind an explosive weekend of power hitting. While the on-field performance was rough, Tigers fans found a silver lining (and possibly many question marks) in Sunday’s MLB Draft, where Detroit added high-upside talent with their first two picks—aiming to build a brighter future even as the present looks bleak. Chet also samples "veggie brats" at the Twins game and gives his take! Plus, an exciting announcement for the future of The Litterbox!

Bill and Chet break down the Tigers’ impressive series win over the Tampa Bay Rays, fueled by Colt Keith’s hot bat and strong outings from the starting rotation. The guys look at how Detroit took control in Games 1 and 2 before dropping the finale, and what this series says about the team's momentum heading into the All-Star break.

Then, the focus shifts to the future as the 2025 MLB Draft approaches. With the Tigers holding the 24th and 34th overall picks, Chet shares a few potential targets he’s eyeing—including toolsy prep bat Kayson Cunningham and speedy slugger Slater De Brun.

Plus: Bill walks through a different prep for hot dogs in Seattle! Thanks to our sponsors: -CXG -Summit Tech Partners

Bill and Chet are back in the Litter Box breaking down a dominant weekend in Cleveland as the Tigers swept the Guardians in convincing fashion. From Casey Mize’s surgical outing to Tarik Skubal’s overpowering 10-strikeout gem, the pitching was lights-out all series long. The bats came alive late on Sunday, capped by three homers in the 10th inning to seal the sweep.

The guys also look ahead to the trade deadline—Bill unveils his list of Tiger players who could be trade bait. And in a totally unexpected detour, Chet opens up about his irrational fear of Cuban sandwiches… all because of one very unfortunate meal years ago.

It’s Tigers talk with a twist—don’t miss it!

• Bill and Chet break down the Tigers' disappointing series loss in Washington, focusing on another bullpen meltdown that cost Detroit key games.
• The guys also dive into five realistic trade candidates the Tigers should consider as the deadline approaches.
• Plus, they talk Joey Chestnut’s triumphant return to the 4th of July stage, reclaiming his crown in the hotdog eating contest after a two-year absence.

Bill and Chet recap the Detroit Tigers’ strong series win over the Minnesota Twins, highlighted by a statement performance on ESPN’s national broadcast. The Tigers took 2 out of 3 games, showing strength on both sides of the ball.

In this episode:

• Game 1: A tough start and what went wrong

• Game 2: Casey Mize quietly dominates and the bats explode for runs

• Game 3: National spotlight, big-time response — Tigers & Skubal shine on ESPN

• Standout performances and lineup talk

• A look ahead at Washington

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Bill & Chet cover the three game set between the Detroit Tigers and the team without a city, The Athletics. They discuss Skubal's rough outing in Game1, the missing bats in game 2, and give tribute to a man named Enns!

Bill and Chet break down the Detroit Tigers' tough series loss to the Tampa Bay Rays, dropping 2 of 3 games amid ongoing pitching problems and offensive inconsistency. The guys dig into the bullpen’s struggles, lineup questions, and what it all means with the trade deadline approaching.

In this episode:

• Why bullpen openers aren’t cutting it

• Game 1, 2, and 3 recaps and key takeaways

• What’s wrong with the lineup right now?

• A quick look at possible trade deadline targets

Whether you're frustrated or just trying to figure out what's next for the Tigers, this episode covers it all. Thanks to our sponsors: -CXG -Summit Tech Partners

The guys cover the series with an eye on comparing Tarik Skubal and Paul Skenes. Kahnle has a strange ritual and the Tampa Bay Rays could spell trouble for a worn out Tiger team! Thanks to our sponsors: -CXG -Summit Tech Partners