Podcast appearances and mentions of Scott Harris

The guys continue their ongoing Tigers discussion and ask whether Scott Harris did enough to help them win it all.

The guys go to the people to hear if they're on the same page as them regarding Scott Harris' conservatism when it came to the trade deadline.

Valenti is back and he got right to business to start today's show, giving his reaction to the lackluster moves from Scott Harris at the trade deadline last week. He lambasted the thought process behind Harris' inaction and took a few of your calls in response. Then, Kenny joined for an interesting "In Football Today".

The guys spent the second hour of the show with a follow-up to the first hour. They took more of your calls until the end of the hour.

Valenti and Rico continue their Tigers conversation, wondering why Scott Harris was so hesitant to trade away prospects ahead of last week's deadline.

Valenti is back as he and Rico spent the majority of the show recapping the moves (or lack thereof) that Scott Harris made at the trade deadline last week. They asked if good is good enough for Tigers fans throughout the show and took plenty of your calls in response.

Rico and Stoney hear from the people on what Scott Harris did (or didn't do) at the MLB trade deadline yesterday.

The guys continue their Tigers deadline discussion, wondering if they believe in Scott Harris' justification of not making any major moves.

Rico and Stoney react to the Tigers' trade deadline (or lack thereof) moves.

Rico and Stoney began today's show with their reaction to the Tigers' quiet deadline yesterday. They take a few of your calls before David joins with a list of the top 10 MLB trade deadline deals.

Rico and Stoney kicked off the first show of August with their reactions to the lack of moves Scott Harris and the Tigers made before the MLB trade deadline. They shifted gears to start the second hour, where they discussed Micah Parsons asking out of Dallas and whether Brad Holmes should inquire about the All-Pro edge rusher. Then, David shared his road trip plans for next week, and the guys gave him some advice on how to go about it. They wrapped up the show talking about the MLB Speedway Classic tomorrow.

In this special trade deadline episode, Jordan and Alex break down all of the Tigers' moves and discuss Scott Harris' strategy overall. Alex condemns the moves, while Jordan offers a more optimistic approach. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jim does not think the Tigers are closer to a World Series when compared to what other AL contenders did

Did Scott Harris do enough to improve this baseball team?

Detroit Tigers beat writer Evan Petzold recaps the 2025 MLB trade deadline, including audio from the post-trade press conference with Tigers president of baseball of baseball operations Scott Harris. Follow Evan on X/Twitter here. Read Evan's most recent work here

Rico and Stoney kicked off the show reacting to the Tigers' trade for reliever Kyle Finnegan and the overall hesitance from Scott Harris to make any other major moves. This was an ongoing topic throughout each of the 4 hours, while the guys also mixed in some Lions HOF game talk, the biggest 1st round draft busts in Detroit sports history, and more football.

The guys discuss the moves that Scott Harris has made thus far ahead of the 6 pm trade deadline, wondering if these are good enough to put the Tigers over the top.

Rico and Stoney hear from a few of the people on the lackluster moves from the Tigers.

Detroit Sports Podcast -- Doc N Jock Sports w/ John & Adam This week -- Will the Tigers be aggressive at the MLB trade deadline? Plus: Early thoughts on Detroit Lions training camp, things to watch at the Pro Football Hall of Fame game against the Los Angeles Chargers! 

With the MLB trade deadline coming up at 6pm on Thursday, how aggressive should Scott Harris be, despite adding some fringe bullpen contributors already?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the MLB trade deadline coming up at 6pm on Thursday, how aggressive should Scott Harris be, despite adding some fringe bullpen contributors already?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rico and Stoney started today's show following Tigers baseball with a reaction to their 4th straight win. They discussed their biggest takeaways from this before they got into what they think Scott Harris will do before tomorrow's trade deadline. Then, David joined for a CFB Blitz.

The guys discuss what they think Scott Harris will do ahead of tomorrow's trade deadline.

The guys hear from a few of the people on what, if anything, Scott Harris will do ahead of tomorrow's trade deadline.

Rico and Stoney kicked off this short show following Tigers' baseball reacting to the win and debating whether the Tigers streak is for real. The guys discussed what Scott Harris will do ahead of the MLB trade deadline before they talked about superstitions in the final hour.

9:00 HOUR: Heather gives us the news, Will Scott Harris do the right thing before Thursday?

Scott Harris, a New York City residential real estate broker with 22 years of experience, shared his background and upcoming book "The Pursuit of Home" which explores the emotional aspects of home buying. The discussion covered the unique characteristics of the New York real estate market, particularly regarding cooperative apartments and the sophisticated requirements for transactions. Both Scott and Paul emphasized the importance of building trusted professional relationships and understanding client needs during the home buying process, with Scott providing specific insights about the New York market and Paul sharing perspectives from the Toronto market. Scott Harris's Real Estate Journey Scott Harris, a residential real estate broker in New York City, discussed his background and journey into real estate. Born and raised in New Orleans, he moved to New York in 2002 and has been in the industry for 22 years, helping sell over $2 billion in real estate and running a team of nine at his company, Magnetic. Scott attributed his entry into real estate to his stepmother's suggestion when he was 28, after considering various career paths, and found it to be a successful and fulfilling choice. Emotional Journeys in Real Estate Scott shared his upcoming book, "The Pursuit of Home," which explores the emotional journey of home buying, scheduled for release in October. He drew parallels between his real estate experience and the hero's journey, emphasizing the importance of guiding buyers through their emotional experiences. Paul expressed interest in reviewing the book and discussed his reading habits, mentioning "Unreasonable Hospitality" by Will Guidara as an inspiring work. Both discussed the emotional and personal aspects of real estate transactions, with Scott highlighting the need for agents to understand their clients' communication styles. New York's Unique Cooperative Housing Market Scott explained that the New York real estate market is unique, with 70% of housing consisting of cooperative apartments, which require approval and significant financial assets to purchase. He highlighted the need for a high level of sophistication among brokers and the involvement of attorneys and other professionals to navigate the complex process. Paul noted the contrast with the Toronto market, where cooperative apartments are rare, and emphasized the importance of discussing specific neighborhoods or postal codes when inquiring about local real estate markets. Home Buying: Expert Advice Paul and Scott discussed the process of buying a home, emphasizing the importance of self-knowledge and building a trusted team. Scott advised listeners to find reliable professionals, such as attorneys, mortgage people, and real estate agents, to ensure a smoother experience. Paul expressed gratitude for the conversation and mentioned plans to share the recording links soon.

Rico and Stoney spent the second hour discussing the report from Bob Nightengale that the Tigers are interested in completing a deal with the Diamondbacks for 3B Eugenio Suarez. They gave their thoughts on where Scott Harris should focus in terms of trade deadline acquisitions before they reacted live to the Chris Paddack trade.

Rico and Stoney (in for Valenti) kicked off the show bashing Kenny, who attempted the 9/9/9 challenge but failed miserably. They talked Tigers in the second hour and where they think Scott Harris should focus in the trade market ahead of the deadline later this week before they reacted to the trade for former Twins SP Chris Paddack. Then, the guys discussed the state of betting around sports as Guardians CP Emmanuel Clase was put on paid leave as he is now being investigated by MLB. They wrapped the show with a debate on what the reception should be for Eduardo Rodriguez tonight.

The guys react to the Tigers trading for former Twins SP Chris Paddack.

Rico and Riger began the final show of the week reacting to multiple reports stating that Tigers President of Baseball Operations plans to be conservative ahead of the trade deadline. They took a few of your calls before David joined for an "In Football Today".

Rico and Riger finished out the show revisiting their earlier conversation on Scott Harris' supposed plans ahead of next week's trade deadline. Then, they were joined by Marc Ryan in cross-talk.

The guys continue their Tigers topic from earlier in the show, asking the people which side of the argument they're on.

The guys hear from the people about what Scott Harris might do ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline.

With multiple reports signaling that the Tigers will be conservative ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline, the guys continue their conversation on whether they are alright with this plan.

Rico and Riger (in for Valenti again) debate the lack of moves from Tigers' President of Baseball Operations Scott Harris.

How Zohran Mamdani and New York City DSA pulled off one of the greatest victories in the history of the American Left and the many challenges ahead. Scott Harris hosts Counterpoint Mondays 8-9:30pm on WPKN (Bridgeport, CT.). Interviews from that show are edited and rebroadcast on Between the Lines, a nationally syndicated show that airs on more than 70 radio stations.

Rico and Riger (in for Mike) kicked off the show with their reaction to Hulk Hogan's death and discussed if there are any other celebrities with controversial personal lives that they're fans of to this day. Then, they got into some Tigers talk and debated whether Scott Harris will make a trade ahead of next week's deadline. The guys dedicated the final two hours of the show to the Lions and why there isn't much hype going into the 2025 season.

The guys hear from the people on what they think Scott Harris' plan is ahead of the trade deadline.

The guys spent the second hour debating whether Scott Harris will make a trade before the MLB Trade Deadline next week.

The guys wonder if Scott Harris will make a move ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline.

Valenti and Rico kicked off a short show following Tigers baseball with a reaction to their 9th loss in 10 games and a sweep by the Pirates. They spent the rest of the show on this topic, asking people what their concern level is and how confident they are that a move will be made by Scott Harris going into the trade deadline. Plus, the guys talked about some trade targets and why Diamondbacks slugger Eugenio Suarez is at the top of that list.

Mike and Rico finished up today's show with a continuation of their conversation on how concerned we should be with the Tigers. Plus, they looked at the possibility that Scott Harris trades for Diamondbacks 3B Eugenio Suarez before they were joined by a fiery Pat Caputo in cross-talk.

Mike and Rico rounded out the show revisiting their Tigers' talk from earlier regarding their last 40 games. Plus, they discussed whether Scott Harris needs to make a move and if so, who he should target.

The guys continue their Tigers topic, wondering who Scott Harris should target ahead of the trade deadline.

Valenti and Rico debate whether the Tigers need to improve at the trade deadline.

Don't expect crazy from Scott Harris and the Tigers at the trade deadline, but substance is of essence. Download the latest podcast by Pat Caputo with Evan Jankens.

In this episode, Derek Black of the University of South Carolina School of Law and Neal McCluskey of the Cato Institute join to discuss this recent emergency docket decision and explore the history of federal involvement in education.     Resources  McMahon v. New York (2025) Scott Harris with Derek Black, “Trump's Targeting of Education Department Could Eliminate Dozens of Federal Programs for Millions of Students Nationwide,” Counterpoint (Feb. 10, 2025) Derek Black, “Dangerous Learning: The South's Long War on Black Literacy,” (2025) Neal McCluskey, “Right Supreme Court Call on Downsizing the US Department of Education,” Cato at Liberty (July 14, 2025) Neal McCluskey, Feds in the Classroom: How Big Government Corrupts, Cripples, and Compromises American Education, (2007) Stay Connected and Learn More Questions or comments about the show? Email us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠podcast@constitutioncenter.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Continue the conversation by following us on social media @ConstitutionCtr. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sign up⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to receive Constitution Weekly, our email roundup of constitutional news and debate. Follow, rate, and review wherever you listen. Join us for an upcoming ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠live program⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or watch recordings on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Support our important work. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Donate

Valenti and Rico spent the first 2 hours of the show with a conversation about whether auto-bids should be implemented in the College Football Playoff. They transitioned to talk Tigers in the third hour and a report from Bob Nightengale on a few relievers Scott Harris is interested in. Then, the guys reacted to the news that Steelers edge rusher T.J. Watt has been re-signed to a record deal and wondered what this means for a potential Lions/Aidan Hutchinson extension.

Tigers getting a lot of chump votes.