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Evan and Mark have a fun week of Detroit Tigers baseball against the Kansas City Royals and Chicago White Sox to review. The team has the right strategy and team chemistry down but they need more big hits in big moments. The guys also briefly touch on Tarik Skubal’s future return and Mark has a

This week, Mark and Evan take in the unexpected but greatly welcomed positive highlights of the team. Coming off of a week which included sweeping the New York Mets, the guys are noting some adjustments. What’s ultimately changed about this team from just a few weeks ago? The guys have some thoughts on that answer

It’s a packed episode of “Days of Roar.” This week, beyond their regular wrap up of the recent week in Detroit Tigers’ baseball, the guys have on MLB draft expert Brian Sakowski to talk which potential eligible players we should be keeping our eyes on. Later, Mark and Evan go over an interview with Colt

On today’s pod, Mark & Evan talk the Detroit Tigers struggles last week, Miguel Cabrera’s farewell to the Miami Marlins and the looming MLB trade deadline. Later in the show, the guys are joined by Mike Ferrin, co-host of “Power Alley” on MLB Network Radio, for additional trade deadline analysis. The trio go over the

This week, Mark welcomes Evan back and the duo summarize the highlights of the pitching staff. Later, the guys take some time for a draft-based game of “What If?”. Mark and Evan also talk possible candidates to fill the general manager role, Riley Greene’s health and Matt Vierling.  Follow Mark on X/Twitter here. (https://twitter.com/sportz5176) Follow

As the Detroit Tigers reach the halfway point of the season, Mark and Evan take stock of the team. Beyond looking ahead to the trade deadline and the rest of the year, the guys also break down the bats recently drafted.  Follow Mark on Twitter here. (https://twitter.com/sportz5176) Follow Evan on Twitter here. (https://twitter.com/EvanPetzold)   Read

Mark and Evan have a 4-3 week of Tigers baseball to cover. With the team holding on, what could be next as key players begin to return from the IL? The guys also talk who’s heading to the All-Star game and contend with which player evaluations they got wrong. Later, the “Days of Roar” crew

This week, Mark and Evan forgo “The Big 2” format and instead opt to have an episode-spanning discussion on the makeup of the team’s 40-man roster. While it’s clear certain players are guaranteed locks or departures, the guys also look at some positional redundancies and analyze what to do with pieces lacking minor league options. 

This week, after some talk about Michigan State basketball, the guys take a look at the intersection of greatness and leadership through the lens of now-former Detroit Tigers great Miguel Cabrera’s career. Later, Carlos and Shawn ponder what to expect with the return of Detroit Lions WR Jameson Williams.  Read Carlos’ most recent work here

For the final 2023 episode of “Days of Roar,” Mark and Evan try to figure out which pieces of the team need to step up in 2024. The guys also talk recently-signed free agent pitcher Shelby Miller and the issues Evan sees in Scott Harris’ plans for pitcher Jack Flaherty. Later in the pod, Mark

It’s a guest-filled episode of “Days of Roar” this week. First Mark and Evan welcome Sports Business Reporter Dan Kaplan to discuss the partnership deal between Diamond Sports and Amazon. Find out how the deal could affect the way Detroit Tigers fans watch games. Later in the pod, the guys welcome Rogelio Castillo and Chris

Mark and Evan continue our spring training coverage this week. With two weeks worth of spring games already in the books, the guys start the show by analyzing how things are shaping up with hitting so far. Later, the guys talk how Matt Manning, Casey Mize, and Reese Olsen are competing for the two remaining

After the first weekend of real baseball for 2024, the Detroit Tigers are 3-0 for the first time since 2016. With the caveat that the White Sox will most likely struggle this season, Mark and Evan discuss major takeaways from the series. The guys break down A. J. Hinch’s masterful coaching maneuvers and Andy Ibáñez’s