Mike and Rico spend the majority of the show breaking down how they feel regarding the lack of outrage among the fans and the media over the Tigers' years-long ineptitude, specifically this year in failing to bring in enough hitting. They take many of your calls and read even more ticket texts on the topic, wondering how the organization could waste their pitching the way they are this year. Then, they switch things up in the final hour of the show with Valenti's proposal for the Red Wings. 

Mike and Rico deviate from the main topic of the show, the Tigers, to turn their attention to the Red Wings and Valenti's idea that they should trade for Maple Leafs RW Mitch Marner. They take your calls on this to hear if you agree or disagree with his proposal before turning it over to Tigers' baseball. 

The guys go straight to the phone lines in this segment, hearing from the people, who respond to Valenti's idea that the Red Wings should trade for Mitch Marner. 

Valenti proposes that Steve Yzerman trade for Maple Leafs right winger Mitch Marner to help improve the team. The guys respond to this and give their takes on whether this is even realistic and if so, if it would work. 

Mike and Rico continue with the theme of today's show, the Tigers, taking even more of your phone calls and reading your ticket texts. They take a look at the state of Detroit sports the last 15 years, asking if there's an ownership problem in the city. 

The guys react live to the Tigers' lineup vs. the Guardians tonight, which Valenti is not too pleased with. 

Mike and Rico carry over their Tigers talk from the show's first hour into the second, continuing to take your calls and read your ticket texts to hear what you say in response. Then, David joins to go over some big football storylines on "In Football Today" to wrap up the hour. 

David joins to go through some football storylines, poking some fun at Colorado Football head coach Deion Sanders in the process. 

The guys open the phone lines again, taking some more of your calls on what Valenti had to say to open the show on the Tigers. 

Mike kicks off today's show with a city A vs B comparison to prove the point that the fans and the media in Detroit are going way too easy on the Tigers organization. Rico responds in the second segment and then they both open up the phone lines in the third while also reading a few of your ticket texts. 

Mike and Rico get straight to your calls to hear what you have to say about Valenti's argument about Tigers' fans and the media not being tough enough on the organization. 

Mike starts the show with a city A vs. city B comparison to prove a point about the Tigers, their fans, and the media being content with mediocrity. 

Mike and Rico begin the first show of the week by describing how hard it is to watch the Tigers, who were swept by the Yankees this past weekend in a series in which Detroit put up only 6 runs. They stick with this topic through the first hour, transitioning to A.J. Hinch's comments on Spencer Torkelson in the second. They take your calls and read your ticket texts on all things Tigers in the first half of the show before focusing on college football and how to fix its schedule in the third...

Fresh off their Kentucky Derby "By The Numbers", the guys discuss how expensive sporting events have gotten lately, wondering if it's even worth it to go anymore. They take some of your calls and read your ticket texts before wrapping up this short hour to lead you into Tigers baseball. 

Mike and Rico wonder: is it too expensive to go to sports events these days? They go back and forth on the topic throughout this segment. 

Mike and Rico get the second half of the show started with some ideas on how to fix college football scheduling and the College Football Playoff. They continue with this topic into the second segment and take some of your calls and read your ticket texts before David comes on to do a "Kentucky Derby 'By The Numbers'". 

David joins the guys to give the guys some of the most interesting numbers without context from this past weekend's Kentucky Derby, which they try to guess. 

Mike and Rico ponder how college football can improve its scheduling and the new College Football Playoff. 

The guys stick with the Tigers talk but hone in on what manager A.J. Hinch had to say about Spencer Torkelson's struggles at the plate. They react to these comments and give their support to Hinch for his criticism. Mike and Rico take your calls and read your ticket texts on this topic and the Tigers in general and then David joins to go through some of the biggest college football storylines in a blitz. 

David comes on to discuss some of the biggest college football games on the 2024 schedule, among other related topics, in this blitz. 

Mike and Rico react to what A.J. Hinch had to say about Tigers 1B Spencer Torkelson and his less-than-ideal start to the season at the plate. 

Mike and Rico start the show by getting straight into some Tigers talk, asking people who cannot watch the team how long it will take for them to stop following them. They go back and forth among themselves answering the question before opening it up to the listeners, taking some of your ticket texts before answering some calls on the topic. Then, Kenny joins to go through some of the biggest football storylines on "In Football Today". 

Kenny joins to go through some of the biggest news in football, including asking the guys whether they watched the roast of Tom Brady last night. 

The guys open the phone lines to hear what the people have to say about how they feel about the Tigers and how much longer they'll keep them on their radar if they have Comcast and haven't been able to watch them.