On this special episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian welcomes draft analyst Scott Bischoff to dissect every corner of the 2025 NFL Draft. The duo starts in the trenches, praising Lions' GM Brad Holmes and his “no-particular-order” philosophy after nabbing DT Tyleik Williams and mauling guards Tate Ratledge and Miles Frazier, then debate whether third-round trade-up WR Isaac TeSlaa could be the next big red-zone threat. From Shadeur Sanders’ slide to surprise late-round gems, winners, losers, and eyebrow-raising moves across the league all get the microscope treatment. Stick around as Sean and Scott size up Detroit’s window for sustained contention, speculate on post-draft edge-rushing options, and revel in the schedule-release hype. Tap in and get the unfiltered truth behind every pick and trade.

In this lively installment of Off the Air, Sean Baligian is joined by his son Jack to celebrate Jack’s brand-new role working for the Detroit Tigers. Together, they dive into the exhilaration (and nerves!) around landing a dream MLB job, share stories from years of father-son ballpark adventures, and talk about the Tigers’ early-season momentum. They also compare their top stadium picks, look ahead to upcoming road trips, and debate which players are primed for breakout seasons. It’s a heartfelt mix of sports banter, family pride, and genuine excitement about America’s pastime—all wrapped into one memorable conversation.

In this lively episode of Off the Air with Sean Baligian dives into how quickly the NFL Draft has snuck up, the Detroit Tigers’ promising start to the season, and the passionate ups and downs of Red Wings fandom. Sean also shares stories about traveling for baseball, discusses the Pistons’ postseason prospects, and banter about what it takes to make a real impact on a rebuilding team. From second-round draft strategies to enjoying the simple joy of a weekend sports binge, this candid conversation covers the wide world of Detroit sports—and beyond!

In this intermission episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian marvels at a dominant first period by the Red Wings—before the wheels came off in a 4–1 loss to the Habs. “Little did he know…” it would all unravel after the break. Meanwhile, the Tigers continue dropping bombs on the Yankees, and Sean swears he’s not all-in… but his enthusiasm tells another story. He shouts out Skubal and Torkelson, previews a father-son road trip to Milwaukee, and debates whether April is the true GOAT month for sports. Plus, some Ovechkin vs. Crosby talk, Mike Bossy memories, and a suspicious Habs mask sighting in the studio.

On this episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian dives into the magic of Opening Day in Detroit—why it still unites fans like no other and why he's perfectly happy enjoying it from home instead of fighting the downtown crowds. He shares memories, gripes, and a bit of scoreboard watching as the Red Wings' playoff push and the Pistons’ ongoing rebuild enter the chat. Plus, a hilarious deep dive into the mystery of the missing remote, parenting with Blue’s Clues logic, and why every Michigan fan once picked Drew Henson over Tom Brady (don’t lie). It’s a blend of sports nostalgia, real talk, and classic Sean storytelling—just in time for baseball season to heat up.

Sean Baligian welcomes his son Jack—affectionately dubbed "Baseball Elite"—for a Tigers-focused deep dive into early season optimism, cautionary tales of overhyped prospects, and the eternal pain of being a Detroit baseball fan. The father-son duo unpack Jackson Jobe's debut, the cautious hope for Casey Mize, and why Dillon Dingler might be Detroit's best bet behind the plate. They also roast Al Avila’s legacy, share travel stories from MLB ballparks, and debate Comerica’s future. Plus: tales of rage-watching, Big League Chew, and the magic of a hundred-mile-per-hour fastball up close.

Sean Baligian is back with a deep dive into the worst household chores (spoiler: mulching is the devil), why he's longing for college football in the middle of hockey season, and a spicy take on Javi Baez playing center field. Plus, spirited discussion on NIL chaos, toilet cleaning tactics, and the sitcom potential of Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston saying grace Ricky Bobby–style.

All that, plus a stroll down memory lane to the Red Wings–Avs brawl of ‘97, and plans for Tigers games, cider mills, and awkward family allegiances in the MSU–Michigan rivalry.

Sean Baligian dives into why the opening days of the NCAA Tournament are undeniably the best sports-watching days of the year—perfect for bracket lovers and casual fans alike. From playfully claiming deep insight after picking McNeese State's upset (spoiler: he didn't), to recounting Michigan's wild weather shifts and surprise visits for Michigan High School Hockey Player of the Year trophies, Sean covers it all. Plus, he reflects on classic sports viewing days, including January 1st's glory days, the uniqueness of weekday tournament action, and why he'll never make it to Vegas with his friends. It's sports nostalgia, bracketology bragging rights, and Michigan charm all rolled into one.

On this episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian dives into the heart-racing thrill of NHL playoff chases, spotlighting crucial matchups and the art of scoreboard watching. Why can't the NFL replicate this intensity? Sean shares his thoughts on teams poised for postseason glory, debates goaltending concerns for teams like Carolina and Washington, and predicts who might surprise come playoff time. Plus, enjoy some mouth-watering BBQ insights with Sean's famous "3-2-1" rib method. Tune in for a blend of sports passion, culinary tips, and some much-needed hockey therapy.

Sean Baligian goes Off The Air to deliver a frank assessment of Detroit's sports landscape. Are the Lions finally free from the "same old Lions" curse, and is anything short of a Super Bowl a failure? Sean also evaluates Michigan State basketball's chances for a Final Four run, examines Michigan football's bounce-back potential, and discusses why the Detroit Pistons aren't capturing fans' excitement despite their progress. Plus, a cautious preview of the Tigers' upcoming season—highlighting major concerns around pitching, defense, and inflated expectations. Tune in for a straightforward, no-holds-barred look at Detroit sports.