In this episode, as the title suggests, we provide a second-half reset for the Tigers. We also cover some as-yet un-reported Tiger Stadium news, review statistical this-and-that, and hear from long-time listener Dan Schonberg.

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In this episode, we feature an all-star panel of Ian Casselberry of BlessYouBoys.com, John Milton and Doug Hill of The Daily Fungo, and Tom McClary, Jr., of the McClary Brothers. During the roundtable we:

• Review the Tigers’ disappointing first half of the 2008 season,
• Pick apart the Tigers’ first-half grades as given by the Free Press’s Jon Paul Morosi on Sunday; and,
• Look ahead to the second half.

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In this episode we’re joined by Mark Pattison, co-editor, along with David Raglin, of the new book about the 1968 Detroit Tigers, Sock It to ‘Em Tigers, published by Maple Street Press.

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In this episode we’re joined by George Cantor, author of the new book, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Heart-Pounding, Jaw-Dropping, and Gut-Wrenching Moments from Detroit Tigers History, published by Triumph.

George is also the author of Tigers Essential: Everything You Need to Know to be a Real Fan, available at bookstores in metro Detroit and online.

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In this episode we review today’s roster moves, the Tigers current statistical whereabouts and look ahead to weekend wraparound series against the Indians.

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In this episode we’re joined by Ross Bernstein author of the new book, The Code: Baseball’s Unwritten Rules and It’s Ignore-at-Your-Own-Risk Code of Conduct.

Ross is also the author of The Code: The Unwritten Rules of Fighting and Retaliation in uhe NHL

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In this episode we’re joined by Rob Neyer of ESPN.com, and the author of six books, including his latest “Rob Neyer’s Big Book of Baseball Legends.”

We discuss Rob’s latest book and touch on the Tigers’ outlook for the rest of 2008.

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In this episode our guest is Dan Dickerson radio voice of the Tigers.

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In this episode we are joined by Tom McClary, Jr., Doug Hill and John Milton who are in the Phoenix area for the Tigers and Diamondback series. We’re not off to a good start, folks.

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A freshly edited version of episode #46 is now available. Please delete Monday’s episode from your iPod or iTunes and re-download it at your convenience.

My apologies!