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Welcome Back to another addition of This Week in Detroit Tigers Baseball! In Episode 14 we continue talks about the off-season. J. Ellet Lambie of Eye of the Tigers and Greg Eno of the Greg Eno Empire joins us to discuss that one trade that took place last week. The guys also discuss the latest Detroit Tigers news. We discuss the starting rotation in 2010, the bullpen, and of course offensive woes. Management will look from within to add offensive presence. Only time will tell if it works out, especially after losing the number one and two hitters in the lineup. The guys share their opinions on the offensive woes. Plus, do the Tigers have a vision? I ask the round table to get their opinions on where the Tigers are going and if they have a specific vision. Also joining us on the show is Wally Fish of Kings of Kauffman. Wally kicks off the A.L. Central Off-Season segment with Royals talk. Is Jason Kendall the right catcher? After a tough 2009 season, are Royals fans happy with Trey Hillman as the manager of the club? We also discuss the latest rumors and move the Royals have made in the off-season. That’s the show in the nutshell. Make sure you follow us on Twitter, Subscribe on Itunes and drop your thoughts on the Voice mail line at 206-309-9454. Thanks for listening and have a great week!

The defining series of the year is here, and without further ado, so is This Week in Detroit Tigers Baseball! On this week’s show we cover the Twins/Tigers series in depth with the always insightful Greg Eno of The Knee Jerks and his own empire on the web (Check it out for great historical and spot on Detroit sports columns). Greg and I break down game by game what it is going to take from the Detroit Tigers to win the division, as well as what pitching match ups favor your Detroit Tigers. Greg calls this series with the Tigers the most important regular seasons series ever to take place at Comerica Park and I can’t say that I disagree with him.Photobucket Also on the show this week is Tigs Town’s own Paul Wezner to break down the changes to the Arizona Fall League Roster. Check out Tigs Town today for the best in depth minor league coverage and analysis of your Detroit Tigers. Thanks to Paul for his continued support to This Week in Detroit Tigers Baseball, as well as all of the panelists that have joined us in our journey this year. But hey, it’s not over, not yet! Next week we will have a live two hour broadcast right after the final game of the season! More Details are to come, so stay tuned. Until next time, go Tigers! Win that stinkin’ Pennant!

This Week in Detroit Tigers Baseball is back! After a week hiatus, it feels good to be back in front of the microphone, talking about the team we love! Joining us in episode five was J. Ellet Lambie of Eye of the Tigers and Greg Eno of The Knee Jerks and Greg Eno.com. Thanks again to both guests, who as always, brought great insight on what is happening in the world of Detroit Tigers Baseball. Topics this Week include: Struggling Offenses, The New York Yankee and Seattle Mariner Series, Joel Zumaya, Brandon Inge, Trade Options, and much much more. Just a note; we are not all idiots. Matt Holliday had not yet been traded when we talked about his availability. Our Prospect on the Prowl this week is Casey Crosby of the West Michigan White Caps. The Tigers liked him so much that he was not available, much to the Athletic’s dismay, in the Matt Holliday trade talks. Hope You enjoy the show, and remember you can find our Itunes subscription by searching Detroit Tigers in Itunes

In Episode One, we take a look at Dontrelle Willis, and Introduce the listeners to the new shows.