Litter Box: A Detroit Tigers Podcast

In this week’s Ballpark Eats segment, we head back to Comerica Park to check out what’s new on the menu for the 2026 season—and there’s a lot to be excited about.From creative twists on classic ballpark staples to brand-new culinary additions, we break down the most interesting eats, what’s worth your money, and what you might want to skip. Whether you’re heading to the game or just dreaming about your next trip to the park, we’ve got you covered with all the must-try bites.Come hungry—because this year’s lineup goes way beyond peanuts and Cracker Jack.

In this episode, we break down the Tigers’ series against the Diamondbacks—and the early-season frustrations that are already starting to feel a little too familiar. The pitching has held its own, but the bats? Ice cold.We dive into the lack of timely hitting, missed opportunities with runners on, and whether this is just a small sample size…or a sign of deeper offensive issues. How concerned should fans really be this early? And what, if anything, needs to change before this becomes a trend?It’s still early—but it’s already frustrating.

Dive into one of the most unique ballpark experiences in baseball as we take Ballpark Eats to the desert! This week, we’re breaking down everything food-related at Chase Field — and yes, we’re talking about that iconic pool in center field.From over-the-top stadium bites to the luxury of poolside dining, we explore what makes Arizona’s ballpark a totally different kind of game-day experience. Is it gimmicky or actually awesome? What would we order? And how does it stack up against other MLB food scenes the Tigers will visit this season?Grab a seat (or a floatie), because this one’s all about food, fun, and a ballpark unlike any other.

In this episode, we break down the Tigers’ opening series against the Padres and dive into everything we saw—good, bad, and maybe a little overblown. From standout performances to early struggles, we’re bringing the hot takes right out of the gate.Are the Tigers showing real promise, or are there already reasons for concern? We tackle the biggest storylines from the series, dish out our classic overreactions, and try to separate what actually matters from what’s just early-season noise.It’s only the first series of the year—but that’s never stopped us before.

The Tigers hit the road, and so does our appetite. In this new Ballpark Eats segment, we’re heading to San Diego to break down exactly what Tigers fans should be eating at Petco Park.From must-try local staples like street-style tacos and tri-tip to some of the park’s hidden gems, we’re diving into what makes Petco one of the best food destinations in baseball. What’s worth the money? What’s overrated? And if you only grab one thing before first pitch, what should it be?We also sprinkle in a bit of Tigers talk as Detroit opens the season out west, but this one is all about the food game.Come hungry.

In this episode of 162 Begins, we get you ready for Opening Day as the Detroit Tigers kick off the season in San Diego. With first pitch right around the corner, we break down the final 26-man roster—who made the cut (McGonigle!) , who just missed, and what it all means for this team heading into 2026.We dive into the biggest roster decisions, surprising inclusions, and notable omissions, plus how the pitching staff and lineup are shaping up for Game 1. Who earned their spot? Who got squeezed out? And what questions still remain as the long grind of 162 games begins?The season starts now—and we’ve got you covered.

Chet and Bill kick off the episode with a quick roundup of the latest news from Detroit Tigers spring training, touching on early storylines and a few things fans should keep an eye on as the season approaches. Then the fun really begins as the guys welcome back friend of the show Reeve "RB Seger" to help launch their Ballpark Bites Bracket—a March Madness–style tournament to determine the greatest stadium foods of all time.From classic ballpark staples like hot dogs and peanuts to some of the more over-the-top stadium creations, the debate gets lively as each matchup battles its way through the bracket. With Reeve back in the mix to weigh in and help judge the competition, the crew works toward crowning the ultimate ballpark snack champion.

The mustaches are out and the debate is on. In this episode of Litter Box: A Detroit Tigers Podcast, Bill and I host the ultimate facial-hair showdown: Motor City Mustaches: The Ultimate Tigers Face-Off. We pit some of the greatest Tigers mustaches from different eras against each other in a head-to-head battle to determine which ‘stache truly reigns supreme in Detroit baseball history.From legendary looks of the past to the modern contenders wearing the Old English D today, the arguments get heated as we break down style, intimidation factor, and pure mustache greatness.To keep things fair, we bring in our friend Reeve "RB Seger" as the official judge — the only man brave enough to decide which Tigers mustache deserves to stand alone at the top of the Motor City grooming hierarchy.Expect laughs, nostalgia, and some surprisingly passionate mustache analysis as we crown the greatest Tigers ‘stache of them all.

Bill and Chet check in after a few games to give their assessment of the Tigers slow start at then plate. Plus, we talk jewelry and Max Clark; couples hot dogs, and other spring training ballpark fare!

Justin Verlander walked back into Detroit to the kind of ovation only legends receive. The fans rose. The cheers echoed. For a moment, it felt like time stood still. Verlander in the Old English D again—comfort, nostalgia, and hope all wrapped into one unforgettable homecoming.But baseball has a cruel way of balancing emotion with reality.We also dive deep into the spring training roster battles. Which young arms are now being forced into bigger roles? Who is stepping up in camp, and who may be falling behind? With Olson sidelined, opportunities have opened—but so have serious questions about depth, durability, and readiness.