Matt and Brad discuss the Pistons continuous search for a head coach as John Beilein pulled his name out of the conversation. (3:18) Bryan Colangelo resigned from his position as GM of the Sixers and LeBron is
By @EvanPetzold At 12:12 p.m. on June 6, Michigan fans across the globe heaved a sigh of relief. John Beilein announced on Twitter he would be returning to Michigan for the 2018-19 season amidst an opportunity to become
Brad Tunney is back in the States and back on the Podcast. He talks about his trip to Southeast Asia. Everything he did, the cool scenery and the bizarre food. Matt and Brad talk about the first
By @EvanPetzold Everyone was expecting Carmelo Anthony to the Detroit Pistons. After LeBron James went No. 1 overall to the Cleveland Cavaliers, he turned to Anthony, smiled and said, “You up next.” Then, NBA Commissioner David Stern stated,
Tony Garant and Josh Baker join Matt DeVries for the third week in a row and they kick it off with talk about the Detroit Pistons hiring Ed Stefanski. (5:36) They talk NBA Playoffs as the Rockets
By @EvanPetzold Auburn right-handed starting pitcher Casey Mize is the answer for the Detroit Tigers at No. 1 overall in the 2018 MLB Draft. Here’s why. Pitching Arsenal Mize, at 6-foot-3, 220 pounds, throws a fastball, splitter, slider,
Miguel Cabrera stated earlier that he is done playing hurt. Matt and guest Tony Garant discuss why he might be underappreciated and other underrated athletes. (3:42) The guys talk about the NBA Playoffs and LeBron’s chances after
By @EvanPetzold On a 45-degree overcast night at Comerica Park, Marco Scutaro ripped a one-run line drive single to center field off Phil Coke in the 10th inning, which proved to be the winning run for the San
Stan Van Gundy has been let go as Head Coach and President of Basketball Operations. There are some good candidates out there to fill the position. (4:02) Matt recently watched Bull Durham so he quizzes guest Tony
By @EvanPetzold Not one, but two, losses were brought upon the Detroit Pistons staff with the recent firing of head coach and president of basketball operations Stan Van Gundy. Thus meaning the Pistons now have two roles
