Midwest League Champion Matt Jones of the Great Lakes Loons and Los Angeles Dodgers joins the show. The Tigers miss the playoffs and bring back Brad Ausmus. The Lions are floundering under Jim Caldwell. And a couple schools are a cut above the rest in the state of Michigan for football this year.

We're making a change to The Offseason Podcast. We think it's for the better. Thanks for all of your support over the last year. We can't to see what the encore will be like!

It's that time of year when there's a lot going on in the Michigan sports scene. The guys recap the Midwest League Championship for the Great Lakes Loons and preview a packed next few days for the Tigers, Lions and in college football.

Amber is leaving the Loons, so she makes one last visit to the podcast. We talk this incredible playoff run for the Great Lakes Loons, the crazy CMU play against Oklahoma State and much more!

How will the Detroit Lions do during the 2016 season? We provide an outlook and give our predictions. College football is also right around the corner and we give our final thoughts before the season.

We give our predictions on CMU, MSU and Michigan heading into the 2016 college football season. The Loons are back in the playoff picture in the Midwest League. And disc golf may not be Matt's sport.

One of the craziest finishes in Loons franchise history is recapped with the guy who called the game on the radio. Plus we take the pulse of the Tigers, along with Prince Fielder and Alex Rodriguez. And where does Michael Phleps stack up next to Usain Bolt?

VP of Baseball Operations with the Dodgers spoke with ESPN 100.9-FM while he was in town. Plus we talk about the Tigers recent surge and we're pumped for the Olympics.

We get you ready for the Rio Olympics trivia, plus we're talking best concerts we've been to and if the Tigers should be sellers at the trade deadline.

After some extended time off, the crew reconvenes to talk some Loons baseball and Lions. Midland Misconduct is one for the ages. And we hear a conversation between Chris Vosters and Detroit running back Ameer Abdullah.