Bill and Chet dive deep into the first two games of the American League Division Series between the Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners, breaking down every clutch hit, bullpen gamble, and late-inning meltdown.

Topics discussed:

• Game 1 Recap: Zach McKinstry’s 11th-inning heroics and Kerry Carpenter’s big swing that stole the opener in Seattle.
• Game 2 Breakdown: Tarik Skubal’s strong start, Julio Rodríguez’s revenge, and where Detroit’s offense went cold.
• Player Highlights: Spencer Torkelson’s clutch moments, and Carpenter’s bat heating up
• Coming Home to Comerica: What to expect as the series heads to Detroit — pitching matchups, lineup adjustments, and why the home crowd could swing the series.

Listen now as Bill and Chet bring their signature mix of insight, humor, and Tigers-fan frustration to Detroit’s October showdown.

The Detroit Tigers are moving on! In this episode of Litter Box: A Detroit Tigers Podcast, we recap the thrilling AL Wild Card series where the Tigers finally found their offense and took down Cleveland. After struggling at the plate down the stretch, Detroit’s bats came alive in dramatic fashion — with key hits, power at the right moments, and a dominant start from Tarik Skubal that set the tone.

We break down:

• How the Tigers’ lineup finally broke through when it mattered most
• Skubal’s playoff poise on the mound
• The biggest turning points in the Wild Card matchup against Cleveland
• What Detroit’s offensive resurgence means for the postseason ahead

And that’s not all — we also take a quick preview of the Seattle Mariners, the Tigers’ next opponent in the ALDS. Can Detroit’s hot bats carry over into a tough series against one of the AL’s top rotations?

If you’re a Detroit Tigers fan hungry for playoff baseball talk, this is the episode for you.

The regular season has come to a close and Chet and Bill debate the playoff starting rotation, while predicting how many games it will take to seal the deal for the Tigers in the wild card round. We also lament the fact that we have a slate of mid-day games. The guys also debate the naming of the Guardians and dive into the history around the Cleveland franchise.

This was a dramatic, emotional, grind-it-out kind of series. The Tigers came into Cleveland reeling, the Guardians riding a surge. Over three games, momentum swung back and forth. By the end, Detroit may not have won the series, but they saved face — and they’re still very much alive in the postseason hunt.

Chet reminds Billy, and all Tiger fans, that there is more to be thankful for than he may realize.

Bill and Chet celebrate their 50th episode with a rant, as they take a walk down the path that led us to what could be one of the greatest downfalls in baseball history! Did the front office do enough? What was the strategy heading into the 2025 season? Brace yourself for a lot of negative energy!

In this episode of Litter Box: A Detroit Tigers Podcast, we break down the latest Detroit Tigers vs. Cleveland Guardians series, where Detroit’s once-comfortable AL Central lead suddenly feels shaky. We discuss how the Guardians clawed their way closer in the standings, the key moments that flipped momentum, and what it means for the Tigers’ playoff hopes.

Chet and Bill bring the fan perspective — from frustration over missed opportunities to the creeping sense of panic in the Motor City. Can the Tigers steady the ship before the Guardians completely close the gap, or are we watching a collapse in real time? Tune in for game analysis, standings impact, and plenty of raw fan emotion.

Plus, what do you know about a Cleveland delicacy called "Stadium Mustard"?

In this episode, we break down the Detroit Tigers’ latest road trip with full recaps of their series against the New York Yankees and Miami Marlins. From key performances to missed opportunities, we cover it all.

Plus, we take a detour to Wrigley Field for a fan-favorite segment: trying out the iconic Wrigley hot dogs and sharing our experience with a new vending method.

The Detroit Tigers couldn’t pull out a series win at Comerica Park, dropping two of three games to the Chicago White Sox. Tarik Skubal delivered the lone highlight with a dominant shutout performance on Saturday, but it wasn’t enough to swing the weekend. We break down the highs and lows from the series, what went wrong for Detroit’s bats, and why Skubal continues to be the team’s ace.

Plus, Chet and Bill go off-diamond to debate ballpark pizza—Bill calls it average at best, while Chet admits he still can’t resist grabbing a slice of sub-par pizza!