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The Detroit Tigers are one week away from the winter meetings in Dallas. Evan and Mark evaluate right-handed hitters for the Tigers to acquire in free agency and trade this offseason, including new information about free-agent infielder Ha-Seong Kim. The guys also try to make sense of what Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris

Detroit Tigers catcher Jake Rogers joins the “Days of Roar” podcast to chat with Evan and Mark about Tarik Skubal winning the 2024 American League Cy Young Award. Rogers also talks about calling pitches and making in-game adjustments, his relationship with manager A.J. Hinch, being named a Gold Glove finalist, why “pitching chaos” worked in

Evan and Mark are still waiting for the Detroit Tigers to make their first moves of the 2024-25 offseason. We break down Japanese phenom Roki Sasaki with help from Marquee Sports Network player development analyst Lance Brozdowski, who explains Sasaki’s pitch mix and reveals if the Tigers have a chance to sign him. After that,

The general manager meetings took place last week in San Antoino, giving Evan and Mark plenty of topics to discuss. Evan recaps what he learned about the Detroit Tigers at the GM meetings, including an update on free-agent third baseman Alex Bregman. If not Bregman, should the Tigers trade for Miami Marlins slugger Jake Burger?

Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch joins the “Days of Roar” podcast to chat with Evan and Mark. Hinch talks about the fans in Detroit, building a culture for the team over the past four seasons, players buying into team philosophies, the opener-bulk reliever pitching strategy after the trade deadline, the postseason run, and how the

A star-studded episode begins with Dan Dickerson — the radio voice of the Detroit Tigers — joining Evan Petzold and Mark Gorosh to break down the 2024 season. Dickerson discusses A.J. Hinch’s genius, Tarik Skubal’s Cy Young campaign, Spencer Torkelson’s continued struggles and many more topics about the Tigers. He also shares insight into his broadcasting

Mike Ferrin, co-host of Power Alley on MLB Network Radio, on why Alex Bregman is ideal free agent candidate for Detroit Tigers. Full “Days of Roar” podcast here: https://youtu.be/4K90zDpuHWI

Let the offseason begin as Evan Petzold returns from his honeymoon to join Mark Gorosh for a full episode. Evan and Mark break down the performance of the 2024 Detroit Tigers, with grades for hitting, pitching, defense and coaching. Kerry Carpenter has been one of the best hitters against right-handed pitchers in his career, but

Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch and president of baseball operations Scott Harris spoke with media in a press conference Oct. 14 reflecting on the 2024 MLB season. Hinch and Harris said they hope fans enjoyed a season that saw the Tigers not only reach the playoffs but win a postseason series for the first time

With Evan still away on his honeymoon, Mark once again enlists the help of Tigers radio analyst and friend of the pod Bobby Scales to co-host the show. Mark and Bobby break down the nearly unprecedented season for the 2024 Tigers and begin looking at how the team’s playoff run could impact the 2025 season.

M.L. Elrick speaks to Ron and Tony of “Big Dog Hot Dogs” as they feed hungry Tigers fan excited for their first postseason home game since 2014. Video by M. L. Elrick, Detroit Free Press. Follow our fan updates from Game 3 at Comerica Park: https://www.freep.com/story/sports/mlb/tigers/2024/10/09/detroit-tigers-comerica-park-live-updates/75576471007/ For more Detroit and Michigan news, sports and entertainment,

With Evan away on his honeymoon, Mark brings in Tigers radio analyst and friend of the pod Bobby Scales to pinch-hit as co-host. To open the show, the guys recap the Tigers’ dominant performance against the Houston Astros. Afterwards, Bobby helps break down what went wrong for the Tigers in game one of the ALDS

The Astros have been eliminated and the Tigers are advancing in the 2024 MLB Playoffs to the ALDS where they’ll face the Guardians. Game 1 of the series is on Saturday, Oct. 5.