Dan, Dave, and Mike are here! We open the show by congratulating Trudi Daniels of the Drew and Mike Podcast for her huge victory in the Detroit Top Female Personality tournament! Trudi broke the internet with her win and we may have to find a way to level the playing field in the future. The Tigers are 9-10...what does it mean?...2-4-8! There are a lot of headlines suggesting that the Lions are obsessed with the linebacker position, and that is okay with us. Dan and Dave still haven't seen the newest Star Wars and Mike says we're not missing much? Keira Knightly vs Natalie Portman (Big Head vs Ugly Cryer). And most importantly, we break down the Dateline piece from Sunday featuring McKayla Maroney's horrifying encounters with Larry Nassar at the Karolyi ranch during her tenure with United States Gymnastics.

Day of Recording April 21st. 

Mark Phillips from DSE Entertainment joins the crew for Jamie. During the “Ramble”, the crew goes from discussing the death of Harry Anderson from “Night Court”, NBC’s Thursday night lineup 1986-2002, Proe doesn’t believe you can have scrambled eggs in tossed salads, Lord of Rings debate and New York waste sitting in Alabama for far too long.

During HORSE, the crew discusses the NBA playoffs, the 3rd segment, the crew discusses the Lions first two rounds in the 2018 draft and the “lettuce” theme continues as they bring up is 4/20 going to be just another day soon?

On the latest Mitten Sports Talk, Jeramy has a "hot take" about Parks And Rec, Tigers recap, and what the Lions should address in the draft.

The guys put together a Top 100 Movies of all time, via a survey they used on the SRD staff and friends. 

Mark Phillips from DSE Entertainment joins the crew for Jamie. During the "Ramble", the crew goes from discussing the death of Harry Anderson from "Night Court", NBC's Thursday night lineup 1986-2002, Proe doesn't believe you can have scrambled eggs in tossed salads, Lord of Rings debate and New York waste sitting in Alabama for far too long. 

During HORSE, the crew discusses the NBA playoffs, the 3rd segment, the crew discusses the Lions first two rounds in the 2018 draft and the "lettuce" theme continues as they bring up is 4/20 going to be just another day soon? 

This week, on Pucking Around, Franchise and Jason reunite to break down the playoffs, series by series, and talk about some of the highlights, and lowlights, of an exciting (or boring, depending on who is talking) first round.

This episode sponsored by www.prostockhockey.com use code SRD10 for a 10% discount today through 4/30/18!

Casey Boguslaw from his new website, ForwardMile.com  joins Chris and Roger for another Tigers SRD episode. 

-Casey joins in at 57:30 and we talk about the Pitching Ninja being back.

-Bryce Price being fired and how the Reds still have some ways to go.

-We all enjoyed the Puerto Rico series and how the Twins and Indians will be a great rivalry in 2018. 

-Talking White Sox and barrels.

On the Tigers side of the podcast.

-The 7-9 start, Chris discusses Jeimer's power numbers in the "Inside The Numbers" while Roger discusses the Tigers record against under .500 teams so far.

-Buck Farmer is coming around. Yes, folks, we have data to prove it. 

-On the "Down on the Farm" report, we discuss Toledo's hot start, Lakeland's bats, Erie getting some good performances, West Michigan getting hit by mother nature and Mike Gerber is up. 

-We discuss Tigers draft including Jeremy Eierman, Park Meadows, Mike Siani

Dan, Dave, and Geoff are here! Trudi Daniels has all but locked up her championship in the SRD Top Female Personality Bracket. We will have a special surprise to send to her. The Lions schedule has been fully released after a day of ridiculous conjecture. Why do people care?! Bob Quinn speaks up about the draft, says nothing, and we're somehow okay with that. The Walking Dead season finale is over (SPOILER ALERT HERE). Dan still doesn't care, but has been caught up on the show in 5 mins through the mouth of Dave and Geoff. And John Engler and his attorney just continue to pile onto the trash heap that Michigan State has become.