Litter Box: A Detroit Tigers Podcast

The Detroit Tigers swept the first-place Chicago White Sox, and just like that, the season has a pulse again. But with the trade deadline looming, are the Tigers playing their way back into the playoff picture — or just making the front office’s decision even harder?Bill and Chet break down Detroit’s current baseball purgatory: a team winning enough to keep fans believing, but still flawed enough that selling remains on the table. They discuss who could be traded, who should stay, and whether a weak AL Central gives the Tigers a realistic path to October.It’s hope, hesitation, trade rumors, and Tigers baseball all rolled into one question: are they too good to sell, or not good enough to trust?

In this week’s Ballpark Eats, we head to Target Field—and let’s just say, the Twins might be coming for the Minnesota State Fair crown. The 2026 menu is loaded with bold, creative, and straight-up wild eats that feel more like fair food than traditional ballpark fare.We break down everything from over-the-top elote loaded with Tajín, cotija, and even Flamin’ Hot toppings, to a Japanese-style chocolate fish waffle dessert that’s as unique as it is indulgent.There’s also a big push toward variety this year, with new concepts like authentic Mexican street food, gluten-free options that don’t feel like a compromise, and local favorites like Red Cow bringing a stacked double burger to the ballpark.We dive into the best-looking items, what we’d actually order, and whether Target Field has officially crossed the line from ballpark food into full-blown food destination territory.If you’re heading to Minnesota this season, come hungry—because this menu is anything but basic.

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.

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.

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.

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.