Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley maclennan

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review Ron Shelton's Cobb (1994) starring Tommy Lee Jones.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'Million Dollar Arm' directed by Craig Gillespie and starring Jon Hamm. They also discuss the future of Who's on Worst and the DRaysBay Podcast Network.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'The Perfect Catch,' a Hallmark film that we're not quite sure is a baseball movie. While it wasn't as much of a trainwreck as 'The Scout' or 'Ed' the hosts struggle to pick out any memorable moments from this 2017 TV flick. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review Major League II, the sequel to the classic starring Charlie Sheen.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan, Darby Robinson, and Brett Rutherford are joined by Ellen Adair and Eric Gilde, the hosts of Take Me In to the Ballgame (A podcast that reviews baseball movies on the 20-80 scouting scale) to review Ed. While Ed has already been reviewed on their show, The Who's on Worst crew had to suffer through the summer film starring Matt LeBlanc for the first time.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'Little Big League,' directed by Andrew Scheinman, and starring Luke Edwards and Timothy Busfield. The connections between this film and 'Rookie of the Year' are obvious, but at their heart, these are two very different movies. Ashley and Darby break down why this is one of our most enjoyable reviews yet.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson discuss the one and only movie centered around the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Starring Dennis Quaid, the Rookie chronicles the story of a high school teacher and baseball coach's unexpected journey to the Major Leagues.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan's worlds collide in a first ever Bless You Boys/D Rays Bay mashup podcast. It's been a heck of a busy couple weeks getting prepped for the season, so for once, we kept a podcast to a half hour format. We may try to do these short, targeted pods a little more often this year, but our real jobs and running the blogs keep us busy, and I've learned not to make too many promises. On this one, Brett Rutherford from the DRaysBay podcast network joins Ashley, who writes and edits for both sites, among a million other gigs, and BYB managing editor Brandon Day for a chat about Austin Meadows, Isaac Paredes, and the Rays chances this year in the always tough AL East. Thanks as always for joining us, for reading Bless You Boys, and for being part of the fantastic Tigers' fanbase. We're going to have a fun year, come what may... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson break down Richard Linklater's 2005 remake of a baseball classic, Bad News Bears.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Well it certainly looked bleak the past few weeks, but we got there in the end. Major League Baseball and the MLBPA union have a new collective bargaining agreement, and baseball is back on the menu. Ashley MacLennan joins Brandon Day for a quick reaction pod to the day's events. We'll look back at the contentious negotiations, the tactics and mistakes that led us to the brink of losing part of the season, and the deal that finally emerged as we and our baseball writing brethren and the fans followed along in real time on social media. We'll conclude with a look at where the Tigers stand as free agency re-opens, and consider what work remains to put a real contender on the field in April. Thanks for hanging in there, and thanks for joining us for a little chat after a day that left us both elated and drained. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brett Rutherford and Ashley MacLennan react to MLB and MLBPA reaching an agreement on a labor deal, and discuss what else the Rays need to accomplish before the start of the season.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson dive into Charles Stone III's Mr. 3000 (2004) starring Bernie Mac. Despite the premise of the film being incredibly unbelievable, and not as many jokes landing as expected, this film's ending doesn't leave it in the cellar of our ever-growing list of Who's on Worst alumni. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson break down Sam Raimi's For Love of the Game, the third installment in the Kevin Costner baseball trilogy.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In episode 50 of RBaseball Weekly (the weekly podcast from the baseball subreddit), Louis and Shane celebrate the 50-episode milestone, before discussing the lockout and the big pre-lockout moves, including the spending sprees of the Mets and Rangers, as well as the other big signings of the week. Then Mazz is joined by Ashley MacLennan to talk more in-depth about the big moves made so far by the Tigers, Cubs, and Rays in the offseason, as well as her podcast Who's On Worst. 51:00 - Interview Ashley MacLennan

Thanks for joining us again. Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan return to talk Javy Báez, what he means for the Detroit Tigers' future, and how to separate the player from what his contract says about Chris Ilitch and Al Avila's plans. We'll also look at where the Tigers' stand as far as potential playoff contention and why they've arguably had the best offseason of any team. From there, we'll move to far less entertaining matters and talk labor strife between players and owners, the bad blood between the parties after a lot of league shenanigans in recent years, and why these negotiations will look and be reported far differently than the last major battle in 1994. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brett Rutherford, Dany Russell, and Ashley MacLennan sulk collectively after a disheartening 14-6 loss to the Red Sox in Game 2 of the ALDS.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review the 1994 "feel-good" flick, Angels in the Outfield starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Christopher Lloyd, and Danny Glover. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review Tony Scott's The Fan, starring Robert De Niro, Wesley Snipes, and Phillies' star John Kruk, who makes a special guest appearance in the podcast.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In episode 25 of RBaseball Weekly (the weekly podcast from the baseball subreddit), Louis and Mazz talk about Jacob deGrom's injury and then talk a lot about the White Sox. Afterwards, Jack joins Mazz to take a peek into the inner workings of the Weekly Power Rankings feature from the subreddit. Then Ashley MacLennan returns to talk to Louis about the Cubs and Rays, her new job with FanGraphs, and her podcast Who's On Worst! 19:45 - Power Rankings Discussion 40:15 - Interview with Ashley MacLennan

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review David Mickey Evans' straight-to-DVD sequel of his classic baseball flick, the Sandlot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'Mr. Baseball' a 1992 flick starring Tom Selleck.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson revel in the joy of this 1993 summer flick starring Thomas Ian Nicholas, who plays a 12-year-old rookie sensation tasked with helping the Cubs return to postseason glory.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson discuss the missteps in the 2001 flick, Summer Catch, starring Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jessica Biel.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'Trouble with the Curve,' a film that might enrage them more than all of the others combined.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the 13th episode of the baseball subreddit's official podcast, Mazz and Bizz talk with SB Nation Writer Ashley MacLennan about the Cubs, Tigers, and Rays as well as what it is like to be a woman in baseball writing and what MLB can do to be more inclusive to women in the wake of the Mickey Calloway scandal. Then, Jimmy is joined by Deej and Naaim to preview the AL and NL Centrals. Listeners are encouraged to take our Listener Survey to help us improve the podcast: https://forms.gle/mSk2sSMXdioRFkA28 1:50 - Interview with Ashley MacLennan 38:45 - Division Dandies: The Centrals

Ashley MacLennan and Darby Robinson review 'The Scout,' starring Albert Brooks and Brendan Fraser.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are back with another overdue episode of the Bless You Boys podcast. Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan return with an overview of the quiet offseason to date, and what may lie ahead. First we'll catch up on some of the signings and news from around the league. Then, we'll discuss the new coaching staff, the signings so far, and what the Tigers may do in the month remaining until pitchers and catchers are supposed to report to Lakeland. And, since we're regularly asked to do a segment after the baseball portion of the podcast on what we're reading, watching, or listening to, particularly in this year of the quarantine, there's a whole bonus segment past the 52:00 mark in which we'll dive into some of the best movies and shows we've seen over the past year. This exercise is almost entirely an excuse to obsess over our mutual favorite obsession of 2020-2021, the actress Anya Taylor-Joy. With the Queen's Gambit breakout star as the centerpiece, we'll talk about her career, some of her co-stars, and follow that chain into some of non-Anya Taylor-Joy work we've been most impressed by over the past year. Tom Hardy, Johnny Flynn, and Aubrey Plaza will all be name-checked along the way. Next time out, we'll include a segment on what we've been reading. Once again, this is totally self-indulgent on our part, and if you're here for baseball alone, the 52:00 mark is going to be your stopping point. As always, thanks for reading and commenting at BlessYouBoys.com. One more month and we'll all be in the best shape of our lives once again. It can't come soon enough. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel R. Epstein and Jason Takefman talk with Ashley MacLennan about the Rays and Padres making big moves. Armand Rosamilia interviews Jana Dunow and Jeff Barnes of the Sibling Rivalry Baseball podcast.

0:00-13:25: Ashley MacLennan of DRaysBay is here to try and figure out how Mike Zunino ended up in the World Series. Her and Matthew begin by rejoicing over the fact that the Astros lost and how strange it is to not play an non-divisional opponent all season until the League Championship Series. Then we get into the Zunino zone. What were Ashley’s thoughts when the Rays traded Mallex Smith and Jake Fraley to land Z? Did anything surprise her about Zunino’s skill set? Also does Tampa want Jake Fraley back? 13:30-29:40: How did the Rays use Zunino during the regular season? Can we expect that to continue in the World Series? With a player like Mike, the non-quantifiable things are arguably the most important. How does Ashley feel about that, and how does that affect the way she watches the team? A discussion about players excelling after finding the best fit for them blooms out of this. Will Mikey be able to just sit fastball and feast off the Dodgers’ velocity? 30:10-41:34: The Rays are great y’all, get over yourselves. Watching bullpen games is weird, but it certainly helps when all the bullpen guys have the best stuff you’ve ever seen. Lastly, as this is a Mariners podcast dripping with self-immolation, we remind you of the Dodgers’ history of success vs. Seattle’s. To cap things off, Matthew and Ashley talk about the Rays’ chances to actually win this thing. Music: “Benzi Box” by DANGERDOOM ft. Cee Lo Green // “Close Your Eyes” by Kim Petras Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel R. Epstein and Jason Takefman are joined by Ashley MacLennan to talk Rays baseball and the ALCS/NLCS. Armand Rosamilia talks with Ralph Carhart, a baseball historian and author who has written about the Mets, the Negro Leagues, Cuba, and the 19th-century game.

Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan back to discuss a very interesting two weeks of Tigers baseball. After pushing to the .500 mark, they've slumped to a 3-7 record over their last 10 and now look at a three-game road series in Chicago. At the end of a stretch of 12 games over 10 days, there is no choice but to win. A tired Tigers club has their backs against the wall now, and somehow need to find a way to take the series if their impressively scrappy campaign for a wild card spot is going to live a little longer. -A couple of brutal losses have laid bare how far the Tigers have to go to becoming a legit threat in a normal length season. But that doesn't mean baseball can't produce a miraculous little run over their final 15 games. Anything can happen in 15 games. We'll discuss the fun and disorienting ride of the 2020 Tigers. -The compressed nature of the season has produced a wild rollercoaster of narratives, and not enough bankable information. Jeimer Candelario and Victor Reyes seem like viable pieces, but the track records are still a little hard to trust. Meanwhile Mize, Skubal, and Paredes haven't impressed much, while Willi Castro has. Knowing the numerous wild swings in performance that accompany the average player's regular season, how much can we really trust in such an odd, short, season of baseball? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back in the wake of an exciting week of call-up, that, unfortunately, did little to curb the Tigers rapid descent to last place. Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan meet up for an admittedly lengthy podcast (sorry about that) recorded on Thursday night after the Tigers were swept by the Chicago White Sox. We'll talk about the happy stuff first, as the Tigers addition of Casey Mize, Tarik Skubal, and Isaac Paredes is going to make this a fun five weeks of baseball. We'll then discuss the host of Dombrowski guys in their late 20's and whether any of them have a place in the Tigers future. We'll expand from there to see if anything more can do down to stave off the suck factor. At about the 40 minute mark, we'll get into a long segment of listener questions (thank you!). Finally we wrap up with the old boys network being a pain in the butt to the rest of baseball fans everywhere. Fernando Tatis Jr. hit a 3-0 grand slam with a seven run lead and a bunch of people were upset. Fortunately, everyone else piled right in on social media to shut that nonsense down. Finally, we'll wrap with the ugliest story of the week, as Reds broadcaster Thom Brenneman showed his true colors in a hot mic moment and probably got himself fired. He of course followed up with the save my job style apology and played the victim while taking a long time to even apologize to the community he slandered. Not good. Not good in society. Not good for baseball, and definitely not good for baseball having a strong future that welcomes all fans to the table. We're really sick of this crap. Imagine how others feel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a night of pure dominance from the vaunted Tigers bullpen (just go along with it) the club is out to a solid 3-2 start in this compressed season of madness. The Tigers have a tendency to look their best early in a season before the long fade to the bottom begins, so don't get too excited, but there are at least reasons for optimism and in 2020, optimism is an especially valuable commodity. Hang in there long enough, Tigers, and your front office may reward you with some top prospect backup in the rotation and bullpen. In the meantime, Daniel Norris seems soon to return, and the club could really use him right now. Hosts Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan will talk early returns from the Tigers' position groups. Obviously the flame-throwing work of relievers Gregory Soto and Jose Cisnero has been the most obvious thing to get too-soon excited about, but overall there are encouraging signs from the offense as well. We knew they'd be better this year, and if they could just trim the punchouts a little bit they might surprise with league average performance. Michael Fulmer's return to action went reasonably well, but oddly it's the rotation where the club now looks weakest. At least for the moment. Funny how things change. From happy thoughts on the Tigers, we'll then wrap the show discussing the league's miserable handling of the Miami Marlins COVID-19 outbreak, why we still have no idea if baseball can pull this off, Justin Verlander's injury, and a few more odds and ends before we wrap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Summer Camp has only been underway for about two weeks, and yet here we are only another week until Opening Day. Co-host Ashley MacLennan is back as we take a look at the early returns. We discuss baseball without fans and how best to present this unusual package via television broadcast. We'll take the temperature of the notables based on their performance so far, and consider the possibilities for the starting rotation and the bullpen. Then it's on to some of the fringe candidates fighting for a job, and the likelihood the league can pull off a complete season without having to shut it down due to COVID-19 cases spiking in one or more organization. We'll talk about speculation over players who haven't reported yet and why it shouldn't be assumed they have the virus. First though, we must marvel at young Riley Greene who has repeatedly looked like the best player on the field over the past week. That has been quite fun, as Mr. Greene seems to do something spectacular every time he's in a game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There was quite a bit of news on Tuesday, and blessedly little of the unexpected variety. We'll take it after the past four months. However, it wasn't all good. On the positive side, Spencer Torkelson is now officially a Tiger, and headed to the taxi squad (why isn't Uber in on the branding there?). Unfortunately, MLB also announced as expected that the minor league season would be cancelled. It's hard not to have a split perspective right now. One can't realistically consider any potential outcomes in this strange short season without considering the chances that playing games just isn't realistic without increasing the likelihood of serious illness and even death for many of the participants. Hosts Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan will have to speak out of both sides of our mouths a bit. We'll discuss possibilities for a really interesting season if the Tigers were to, you know, try to win and stuff. But in the end, this may be best viewed as nothing more than exhibition baseball, and we'll have to take whatever we get until the pandemic is under control. Intro: “Let’s Save Tony Orlando’s House” -Yo La Tengo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I'm told that it's still too early to say anything, so what follows is an hour of silence. Yes of course I'm kidding. The numbers don't matter, although some of them are hilarious, but what's happening on the field and on the backfields as well, does matter. With all that in mind, Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan will take a look at some early returns. We'll also check in on how several roster battles are shaping up in the early going. The prospects are making their presence felt in Lakeland, and that's been more fun than anything else. We'll check in on Riley Greene, Casey Mize, Matt Manning, Tarik Skubal and the rest, and what they're working on this spring. Matt Boyd has become the staff leader, and took his fellow lefties to Driveline this offseason. Finally we'll discuss Keith Law's farm system rankings briefly, and explore how whining about bias has come to substitute for rational thought and inquiry. Good times. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sorry. The Tigers have been quiet, and these damned Astros won't stop putting their whole foot in their own mouth. This whole offseason has felt like a steady dose of black eyes to MLB, and baseball you can get here any time now, thank you very much. Hosts Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan will talk a little about that creeping pitchers and catchers reporting vibe we're starting to catch as the Tigers Winter Caravan breezed through our social media feeds and then disappeared without a trace as there was no Tigerfest to center these quite random events on. We'll look at the incredibly tone deaf responses Astros players have offered in their first questioning over the Trash Can Conspiracy, Bang-gate, Bang-hazi, or whatever you prefer to call the cheating scandal. And most painfully, our long-time hero Justin Verlander proves again to be a hypocrite of the highest order, and should probably stop talking and start showing some leadership as the face of the Astros organization. Nicholas "Nick" Castellanos is headed to Cincinatti on a deal packed full of deferred money and opt-outs. Wish we knew how to do those things here in Detroit. However, Castellanos is good for the Reds, but might not move the needle enough for the Reds to thread it in their brief window for contention in a closely packed NL Central. Finally we'll chat a bit about FanGraphs new top 38 Tigers prospects list, and one very interesting decision they made at the top of said list. Thanks for tuning in, and please keep a lookout on Friday when we'll have a lengthy prospects conversation with BYB prospect writer Jay Markle. And as always, please check out our friends at the Tigers Minor League Report for further coverage of the Tigers farm as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BYB staff writers/editors Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan are back after the holiday break, and there is much to discuss. We'll tackle the weirdness surrounding the Tigers decision to end the winter version of Tigerfest in favor of doing in July, and why that seems like a terrible idea poorly communicated. The Tigers did reinvest their Nick Castellanos savings in a few solid stopgap players this offseason and we're reasonably happy with their choices. The club also brought back reliever Alex Wilson, who resumed graduate studies in psychology last year and will function part-time as the Pitcher Whisperer. And finally we'll discuss Dan Dickerson's fanpost on the baseball itself, the juiced ball era, and the league's failing credibility on this and other issues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ashley MacLennan and Brandon Day are back with a new episode as the offseason speculation begins to warm up the ol' hot stove. We'll talk the Washington Nationals' party, Lou Whitaker's long awaited shot at a much deserved place in Cooperstown, and start setting the table for roster moves and free agent signings for both the Tigers and a few of the bigger names in the game. -The Nationals are on a pretty epic post World Series bender -Lou Whitaker leads the new Modern Era Committee ballot and is the early favorite to finally get his rightful spot in Cooperstown. -Gerrit Cole, Stephen Strasburg, and Anthony Rendon lead another strong free agent class into another very uncertain offseason. -Yasiel Puig to Detroit? On a one-year deal? We're not convinced on MLB Trade Rumors' Tigers predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sami Higgins and Brady Klopfer sit down with SBNation's Ashley MacLennan about the Detroit Tigers, the Tampa Bay Rays, and Ashley's YouTube channel "90 Feet From Home" where she breaks down the game for people at differing levels of baseball fandom. They touch on the Canadian bandwagon for the Toronto Raptors, as well as the pressing issue of living wages for minor league baseball players and fundamental changes to the arbitration process. And Brady schools us on the topic of simple syrups for cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For episode 6 we geek out on baseball with Matt Wilke and Ashley MacLennan. We also learn about a sound box. Enjoy! Ashley MacLennan (@90feetfromhome) is an author, baseball blogger, and – most recently – creator of a YouTube channel on baseball called 90 feet from home. She is a contributing writer and editor for Bless You Boys, the deputy manager of DRays Bay, and a contributing writer/social media manager for Bleed Cubbie Blue. Matt Wilke (@themattwilke) is in the band Blameless Lake, and tweets about baseball, politics, and music.  He is a huge Twins fan living in Chicago. 

We're going to try a little something extra with the BYB Podcast this year. The normal full length episodes featuring Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan will continue as usual, and will generally drop on Wednesday. But we'll also be adding in a weekend edition. This is the first of that series. Generally they'll come out on Saturday or Sunday, and allow a quick rundown of the Tigers' results for the week, who had the standout performances (both good and bad), and touching on any other major news around the franchise. Hopefully this allows the full podcast to breathe without having to catch up on the full week's news, and allows us to touch on the major stories, both from the Tigers organization, and around the wider MLB landscape, and also to digress at length and at will.  Four starts, and the Tigers rotation looks great. However, the Blue Jays lineup is bad, so don't get too excited.Jeimer Candelario broke out on Sunday, but it was a rough go for the offense against a pretty good-looking Blue Jays rotation in the Rogers Centre.The bullpen was a little shaky in the backend, but got several strong performances as well.The Toledo Mud Hens kick things off on Thursday of this week, so let's run down some of the arms in Toledo that are likely to make an impact in the majors this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Opening Day just a day away, Bless You Boys staff writer Brandon Day, and deputy editor Ashley MacLennan look over the final roster and look ahead to the 2019 season. Spencer Turnbull wins the final rotation spot.What the heck are the Tigers doing with Daniel Norris?So, who is playing CF again?A look over the Tigers final roster, and some bold predictions.AL Central/NL Central PreviewExtension ManiaThe usual blend of history and true crime ephemera. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ashley Maclennan from Bless You Boys.com  joins the podcast this week.-Chris and Roger talk about the Process Report as they discuss the Tigers. -Matt Moore, the newest Tiger.-Ashley talks about the Rays great season, who she likes as Tigers free agent

Ashley Maclennan from Bless You Boys.com  joins the podcast this week. -Chris and Roger talk about the Process Report as they discuss the Tigers.  -Matt Moore, the newest Tiger. -Ashley talks about the Rays great season, who she likes as Tigers free agent targets, we dive in comics, her comic book podcast, the Last Panel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brandon Day and Ashley MacLennan, writers/editors at BlessYouBoys.com, reboot the BYB podcast. We discuss survival strategies for a rebuilding team's quiet offseason. Propose landing spots for Ian Kinsler Consider the possibility of using Alex Avila as a perpetual prospect lure And look around the league at the free agent market currently clogged by Giancarlo Stanton and Shohei Otani Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bob and Jim talk Indians 19-game winning streak. More on the streak with Matt Loede of NEO sports insider.com. Ashley MacLennan of Bless you Boys.com talks Tigers and their future. Then Jim talks with BG Falcons head coach Mike Jinks.

The Winnipeg native discusses the Detroit Tigers and the 15 real, actual novels she's written.

Bob and Jim talk LeBron leaving Cleveland (again), Urban Meyer comments on Ezekiel Elliot, and the Nick Saban rant. More on Browns and Cavs with Dennis Manoloff of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and some Tigers talk with Ashley MacLennan of Bless You Boys.com

Bob and Jim talks MLB Trade deadline and what the Tigers did and did not do with Ashley MacLennan of Bless You Boys.com on SBnation. Bob also talks about Kyrie trolling LeBron, Kaepernick still with no job, and LaVar Ball (yet again unfortunately).

Bob and Jim talk about the Mayweather-McGregor press conferences and wonder if it's too much. Bob then talks some Tigers trade rumors with Ashley MacLennan of Bless You Boys.com. Jim talks Mud Hens with Voice of the Mud Hens Jim Weber.

Bob and Jim talk about Top 10 NBA players, Gilbert low-balled Billups?, and what might Pistons may do this offseason. More on the Pistons offseason with David Fernandez of Detroit Bad Boys.com. Then some Tigers trade possibilities talk with Ashley MacLennan of Bless You Boys.com.