In this episode of our Detroit Tigers fan podcast, we break down the Tigers’ latest series against the Kansas City Royals and what it means moving forward. From pitching performances to offensive struggles, we cover all the key takeaways from the week on the field.

But that’s not all — Chet dives into his weekend at an Over-50 baseball game, where the action on the diamond was just as entertaining as the food in the stands. The star of the show? A ballpark hot dog piled high with pulled pork that may just be one of the most surprising stadium eats out there.

Join us for Tigers talk, a Royals series recap, and a fun look at the quirks of baseball culture — from big-league drama to small-park hot dogs.

The Detroit Tigers delivered a statement sweep over the Houston Astros, outscoring them 18–2 across three games. From the explosive 10–0 opener to a tense 1–0 pitchers’ duel and a 7–2 finale led by Dillon Dingler’s big bat and Charlie Morton’s strikeouts, Detroit dominated on both sides of the ball. We break down how the Tigers’ offense is heating up, the pitching staff’s control of the series, and what this sweep means moving forward.

Plus, Chet powers through some day-after discomfort from eating way too many tortilla chips the night before, while Bill takes every chance to poke fun at his co-host’s snack-fueled misery.

In this episode of Litter Box: A Detroit Tigers Podcast, Bill and Chet break down a rollercoaster four-game set against the Minnesota Twins. Detroit came out roaring with three straight wins, fueled by strong pitching performances, clutch hitting, and some aggressive base running that had the Twins on their heels. Just when a sweep seemed within reach, Minnesota’s Brooks Lee delivered a crushing grand slam to flip the finale and leave the Tigers settling for a 3–1 series victory.

Chet does a quick pulse check on how the big trade deadline acquisitions are faring for their new teams.

The guys discuss the highs of Detroit’s dominant wins, what the series means for the AL Central standings, and the frustration of letting a sweep slip away. Plus, Bill & Chet weigh in on what the Tigers need to keep momentum rolling into their next matchup against the Astros.

The Detroit Tigers rolled into Chicago and left with a hard-fought series win over the White Sox, taking two of three in a set that had a little bit of everything—late-inning heroics, a rain delay, an offensive shootout, and a rookie pitching gem.

Bill braved the South Side cuisine scene at Guaranteed Rate Field, sampling everything from what he calls, "Southside Poutine", to a cheddary cheesy pizza!

Bill and Chet break down the Detroit Tigers’ weekend series win over the Los Angeles Angels, where Riley Greene finally shook off his post all-star slump with a big Sunday performance.

The guys recap the highs, roast the lows, and wonder if Greene’s bat is officially back—or just teasing us. Plus, Bill gives a full, no-holds-barred review of the legendary pork chop sandwich from the South Side of Chicago where the smell of onions hangs in there air!

-Bill & Chet discuss the lifeless Tigers as the sky continues to fall after a flat series against the hapless Twins.

-Bill lightens the mood with a Hot Dog History Lesson made in Detroit.

-Chet shares a fan report on a Hot Dog with a Japanese flair.

The Detroit Tigers reinvigorated their fanbase with a sweep of the Snakes just before the fireworks of the MLB trade deadline. The big question will be, did Scott Harris do enough? Chet and Bill cover the series sweep and the lack of Tiger fireworks at the deadline! Plus, Bill walks us through some tips for finding a better Philly Cheesesteak and some solid BBQ at the Phillies game!

The Tigers dropped another series, this time getting manhandled by the Toronto Blue Jays — and fans are left wondering if Scott Harris has the guts to shake things up at the trade deadline. In this episode, Bill and Chet break down the lackluster series, spotlight the offensive breakout of game 4 (yes, there were run scored by the Tigers), and question whether the team’s newfound mustache mojo has more bite than the front office.

Is the ‘stache energy just for show, or can Harris channel that grit into a bold move to wake this team up? *Plus, Bill gives a full breakdown of his trip to Arizona and the legendary Sonoran hot dog — bacon-wrapped, bean-loaded, and possibly better than the Tigers' offense.