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Eat Em Up: A Detroit Tigers Podcast

Eat Em Up: A Detroit Tigers Podcast

By: Jordan Hall and Alex Urban
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 Your weekly dose of Detroit Tigers baseball banter, opinions and general nonsense. Hosted by Jordan Hall and Alex Urban.

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  • Eat Em Up Episode 76: Eric Makes His Glorious Return | December 9, 2025

    Eat Em Up Episode 76: Eric Makes His Glorious Return | December 9, 2025
    Dec 9 2025
    Eric is back! On the show this week, Jordan and Eric catch up after all these years. They talk a little Winter Meetings, Skubal trade conundrum, offseason priorities, and Riley Greene. Eric also graces us with a new power rankings. It's fun and nostalgic. You should listen!

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    58 mins
  • Eat Em Up Episode 75: Gleyber Torres is back, and we wait for other moves | Nov. 25, 2025

    Eat Em Up Episode 75: Gleyber Torres is back, and we wait for other moves | Nov. 25, 2025
    Nov 25 2025
    This week, Jordan and Alex discuss the return of Gleyber Torres for another season, break down recent roster movement and mull over some early Tarik Skubal trade speculation.

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    52 mins
  • Eat Em Up Episode 74 | Offseason Drama Awaits | Nov. 7, 2025

    Eat Em Up Episode 74 | Offseason Drama Awaits | Nov. 7, 2025
    Nov 7 2025
    The boys are back for an offseason preview. They get into the whole Tarik Skubal discussion, potential moves elsewhere, and briefly discuss Max Anderson and Kevin McGonigle's fantastic AFL seasons.

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    51 mins
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