The Valenti Show

Following a frustrating weekend sweep at the hands of the White Sox, the guys break down why Detroit fans need a reality check about this team's true ceiling. From starting pitching struggles to media spin, it is time to stop the emotional roller coaster and call the season for what it really is.

Valenti & Rico start the show by discussing whether or not Tigers' fans are overreacting to the team's recent hot streak, they go on to discuss Dan Campbell's comments on Terrion Arnold, Rico's senior night idea prediction and more.

Valenti asks Tigers' fans to not overreact despite the team's recent winning ways.

Valenti goes in on Dan Campbell for calling Terrion Arnold a "Good Dude" in his press conference.

Valenti & Rico play Can We Say??? and ask pertinent NFL questions, while also discussing MSU's hiring of a new athletic director.

Valenti & Rico wrap the show up by replaying Campbell's comments and laying into Brad Holmes.

Valenti refuses to buy into the Tigers' hype following their recent hot streak.

Valenti & Rico wonder why Brad Holmes hasn't spoken to media since the NFL Draft.

Valenti tears into Dan Campbell for calling Terrion Arnold a "good dude" in his press conference.

Rico's idea of having senior night on opening day of the football season has come to reality as OSU announced their senior night will take place opening day.

Valenti & Rico react to Dan Bartholomae being named Michigan State University's new athletic director.

Valenti & Rico speak about Brad Holme's leaving Dan Campbell high & dry at the podium, leading to Campbell's shortsighted comments.

Valenti explodes on Brad Holmes & The Lions' front office for the lack of comments on the release of Terrion Arnold

On this week's Best Of Valenti, the guys have a discussion about whether they're excited for this upcoming college football season. Plus, Mike gives his take on whether Trajan Langdon overplayed his hand with Jalen Duren, the guys react to Bryce Underwood's comments about The Game, and much more!

The Tigers are making another improbable playoff push — which one national analyst says is bad for baseball. Can they keep it up after trading Skubal and Mize? Plus, A.J. Hinch calls in.

Valenti and Rico began today's show by immediately diving into the bombshell report from the Detroit Free Press detailing gross mismanagement of the Red Wings during Steve Yzerman's tenure. They ripped Yzerman and owner Chris Ilitch apart for a good portion of the show. They also took some time to talk about their interest levels in the preseason, and specifically the Lions preseason.

The guys thought the Red Wings were dysfunctional before today. Then they read the latest report from the Detroit Free Press, which greatly amplified their sentiments towards the team and Steve Yzerman's tenure as GM. Mike and Rico reacted to this throughout the hour before mixing in some football in the last segment.

Mike and Rico couldn't see eye-to-eye about the preseason in the second hour of the show.

Corbin joined the guys to do the new staple "Red Card, Yellow Card, Or No Card". Then, Mike revealed the good deed he did for Jeremy Otto: buying spices for him that he can use when grilling (because apparently Otto hasn't been seasoning anything). The guys rounded out the hour playing "Who Said It?"

Mike and Rico spent the final hour with some more thoughts on the Detroit Free Press's scathing article about the supposed incompetence within the Red Wings organization under Steve Yzerman's "leadership".

Mike and Rico read a couple more texts and take one more call about the Detroit Free Press's article about the Red Wings today.

The guys take a different angle on the Red Wings talk to begin the final hour.

Mike did something extremely nice for Jeremy Otto, who unfortunately is not here to appreciate it.

Corbin cooks up another version of "Red Card, Yellow Card, Or No Card" for the guys.

Mike and Rico are at odds regarding their interest in the preseason and hear from caller DJ, who offers his two cents on the topic.

Mike and Rico take your calls and read your texts about interest levels in the NFL preseason.

Mike pushes back on Rico and anyone else who not only watched last night's Lions preseason game but actually enjoyed it.

David joins the guys with a list of NFL fanbases that should or shouldn't be excited about this upcoming season.

In what shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. Valenti and Rico hear from a few of the people who are equally dumbfounded about the Detroit Free Press' report about Yzerman/Ilitch/the Red Wings.

Mike and Rico continue to be confounded by the incompetence behind the scenes with the Red Wings.

This report from the Detroit Free Press on Yzerman's tenure and the Red Wings' (lack of) progress on hiring a new GM...yikes. The guys are dumbfounded.

Valenti and Rico opened today's short show following a Tigers shutout win with a conversation about whether they're feeling any seller's remorse about the trading of both Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize. They incorporated the people into the discussion as they stuck with it throughout the rest of the show.

Valenti and Rico continue their Tigers seller's remorse conversation into the final hour.

Mike and Rico take some of your calls in response to their conversation about potential seller's remorse with the Tigers.

The Tigers are playing some solid baseball lately. Mike and Rico debate whether Scott Harris ultimately made the right move by selling instead of buying.

Valenti and Rico spent the majority of today's show with their criticisms toward Michigan QB Bryce Underwood for calling The Game "just another game". They expanded on this and why it's part of a larger issue with NIL, briefly pausing to talk Red Wings and the NFL throughout the show.

Mike and Rico reluctantly ripped into Bryce Underwood to begin today's show over his "it's just another game" comments about Michigan's annual game against Ohio State. They questioned whether the lack of investment from college football players due to NIL is making you care less about the traditions and rivalries yourselves before playing a Michigan-related game to end the hour.

The guys carried over their first-hour topic into the second and heard from a few more of the people, who are clearly frustrated over Bryce Underwood's comments.

Mike and Rico were joined by David to break down the latest NFL news to begin the hour. Then, they took a segment or two to rip the Red Wings for their radio silence when it comes to their search to find another GM.

The guys returned to their topic of the day as they continued to rip Bryce Underwood and the state of CFB as a whole.

Valenti and Rico aren't done just yet when it comes to ripping Bryce Underwood over his comments about "The Game".

Mike rips apart the Red Wings for still not having a GM this late in the offseason.