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-4 J

The Super Bowl Was Boring, The Lessons Weren’t

Matt Shepard and Sean Baligian open the episode reacting to one of the most uneventful Super Bowls in recent memory and quickly pivot to the part that actually matters. Not the commercials. Not the halftime show. The trenches. Once again, the biggest game on the calendar delivered the same reminder the NFL keeps shouting: games are still won by getting to the quarterback and protecting your own. That takeaway sparks a wide-ranging, no-nonsense discussion about team building, pass rush myths, and why phrases like “manufacture pressure” are usually just code for we don’t have the guys. Shepard and Baligian dig into what separates contenders from pretenders, why elite edge players never leave the field, and how Detroit may have drifted away from the blueprint that got it close in the first place. From there, the conversation expands into roster philosophy, cap realities, and whether the Lions got distracted chasing flash instead of reinforcing what actually wins. The guys talk about losing stabilizers up front, the ripple effect that creates across an entire roster, and why patience without urgency turns into complacency fast. The episode closes with pure football nostalgia: first Super Bowls, unforgettable blowouts, legendary quarterbacks, and the moments that made fans fall in love with the game before it became a spectacle.

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33 min
5 FÉVR.

Everyone’s Buying — Should Detroit?

Sean Baligian and Mike Iavasile open the episode exactly where fans are split right now: the idea of chasing star power versus building a team that actually survives playoff hockey. The Artemi Panarin conversation becomes the jumping-off point for a blunt debate about fit, one-dimensional scoring, and why piling up points doesn’t always translate when the ice shrinks and games turn mean. From there, the discussion widens to the chaos in the Atlantic Division, where nearly everyone is in the race and nobody seems interested in selling. Sean and Mike break down why Tampa still feels like the team everyone’s chasing, why Florida’s warning signs feel real, and why Buffalo and Montreal have quietly become uncomfortable problems instead of easy outs. The Red Wings sit right in the middle of it all — good enough to matter, flawed enough to worry. The guys dig into the toughest remaining schedules, the reality behind “March collapse” fears, and why Detroit’s margin for error is thinner than the standings suggest. Goaltending, physicality, deadline priorities, and the danger of chasing the wrong upgrade all come into play. The episode closes with classic Sean-and-Mike territory: nostalgia for old divisions, appreciation for players who elevate their game when it matters, and a reminder that playoff hockey rewards fit, not flash. Opinionated, funny, and unapologetically honest, this is a conversation for fans who want more than surface-level hope.

5 févr.

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38 min
3 FÉVR.

Detroit Is Tired of Waiting

Matt Shepard and Sean Baligian open the episode with a feeling every Detroit fan knows too well: hope that keeps getting delayed. From imagining the Lions walking into a Super Bowl to reliving the exact moments belief quietly slipped away, the conversation turns deeply personal — and brutally honest — in a hurry. That honesty carries into a wide-ranging debate about process versus urgency. Sean questions whether Detroit’s front offices — especially the Lions, Red Wings, Tigers, and Pistons — have become too comfortable preaching patience while other contenders make bold, uncomfortable moves to win now. Using examples from the NFL, NHL, MLB, and NBA, Shepard and Baligian dig into why culture shouldn’t be an excuse not to improve, and why truly strong locker rooms don’t crumble because one impactful player gets added. The discussion also touches on trade deadlines that never delivered, free agents that never arrived, and why players themselves can start feeling the weight of inaction. From Dylan Larkin’s frustration to the Tigers’ puzzling offseason, the guys ask a question Detroit hasn’t answered in far too long: when a team is close, why is going for it treated like a risk instead of a responsibility? The episode closes with powerful nostalgia — from Miracle on Ice to championship memories — and a reminder of why fans still care so deeply in the first place. Emotional, candid, and unapologetically real, this is a conversation for anyone who still dreams… but needs to see proof.

3 févr.

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40 min
31 JANV.

Enjoy the Ride… But Don’t Kid Yourself

Sean Baligian and Mike open the show fired up about the state of the NHL’s Atlantic Division — a division so deep and unforgiving that every night feels like a playoff game. The Red Wings keep winning, Tampa refuses to go away, and the standings are absolute chaos, setting the stage for a conversation that swings from fun to brutally honest in a hurry. The guys dive into why three-on-three overtime has quietly become one of the most entertaining parts of the game, why puck possession matters more than ever, and why shootouts have completely worn out their welcome. From there, the discussion turns to the Red Wings and the trade deadline — specifically, why fans begging for a blockbuster might be ignoring reality. Sean lays out why this roster still needs sandpaper more than star power, why names like Artemi Panarin don’t actually fit, and why Steve Yzerman isn’t about to mortgage the future just to win the internet. They debate what kind of move would make sense, kick around familiar names, and explain why the Wings can be both legitimately good and still not ready to go all-in. Along the way, Tampa’s inevitability, Toronto’s issues, Montreal’s goaltending, and the psychology of deadline season all come into play. The episode wraps with high school hockey love, weather misery, and classic Sean-and-Mike banter — the kind that makes it feel like you’re sitting at the rink instead of listening to a podcast. Opinionated, funny, and unapologetically real, this one’s about enjoying the ride without lying to yourself about where things really stand.

31 janv.

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40 min
2025-11-12

Lions Bounce Back

Matt Shepard and Sean Baligian return with a spirited post-game breakdown after the Lions rediscover their rhythm on offense. From Dan Campbell taking back play-calling duties to Jared Goff’s leadership and a renewed ground attack, the guys dissect what went right and what still needs work ahead of Detroit’s massive showdown with Philadelphia. The conversation widens to Matthew Stafford’s late-career brilliance, whether the Seahawks might secretly be the NFC’s most complete team, and why the Rams–Lions trade remains one of the NFL’s rare win-wins. Then it’s baseball time: Shep & Sean debate whether the Tigers should deal Tarik Skubal, the looming impact of the 2027 MLB lockout, and what it all means for Detroit’s rebuild. They wrap with college football playoff talk, expanding formats, and a heartfelt reflection on Thanksgiving traditions and family coming home for the holidays — proving once again that Shep & Sean is as much about life as it is about sports.

2025-11-12

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29 min
2024-09-10

The Heart of Detroit Football: Lions' Winning Ways

Shep & Sean: Lions Win, Tigers' Wildcard Hopes, and Fantasy Football Insights Join hosts Matt Shepard and Sean Baligian on this episode of Shep & Sean as they dive into the latest NFL action, discussing the Lions' impressive overtime win and the state of their team. The hosts also analyze the Detroit Tigers' wildcard race, Michigan State's recent performance, and the intriguing culture shift under new management. Wrapping up with some engaging talk about fantasy football, personal anecdotes, and more, this episode is packed with sports insights and lively banter. Tune in for an enriching sports discussion and updates on your favorite teams! 00:00 Introduction and Band Talk 01:44 Sports Talk: Lions' Game Analysis 05:34 Michigan State Football Insights 10:41 Lions' Offensive Strategy 13:57 Ohio State and Big 10 Discussion 18:21 Detroit Sports Highlights 22:55 Raising Standards for the Red Wings 23:24 Financial Planning with Wealth Advantage Group 24:31 Michigan vs. Arkansas State Predictions 24:57 Broadcast Criticism and Player Debates 27:28 Tigers' Missed Opportunities and Fan Frustrations 32:28 Legacy Partners Insurance Services 33:39 Tigers' Historical Reflections and Future Hopes 45:27 Fantasy Football Adventures 47:56 Final Thoughts and Farewell

2024-09-10

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50 min
2024-09-08

Debating Week 2: Michigan’s Struggles, Notre Dame’s Shock Loss, and More

Off The Air: College Football Week 2 Reactions & Lions Week 1 Preview Join hosts Sean Baligian and Blake Majchrzak for live reactions and insightful discussions on the second week of college football. They highlight key games, surprise outcomes, and the influence of NFL trends in the college scene. Additionally, they provide a brief yet exciting preview of the Detroit Lions' week 1 matchup. Expect personal anecdotes, debates on Big Ten teams, and a touch of humor. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with authentic reactions, analysis, and fun! 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:38 Football Game Analysis: Bama vs. South Florida 02:44 Notre Dame's Shocking Loss 03:43 The State of MAC Football 06:18 Notre Dame's Playoff Chances 10:34 Michigan's Struggles and Future Prospects 22:29 Michigan State's Performance and Expectations 29:09 Coaching Critiques and College Football Insights 47:06 Debating the Hype Machine 48:24 Clemson's Dominance and NFL Prospects 49:22 College Football's Ever-Changing Landscape 55:34 Minnesota's Middle-of-the-Road Reality 01:00:24 Big Ten Teams and Their Prospects 01:01:38 Late Night Football and Food Talk 01:04:10 Lions Preview and NFL Predictions 01:16:13 Final Thoughts

2024-09-08

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1 h 34 min
2025-12-03

Hot Seats, Hurt Feelings, and Harsh Looks

Sean goes Off the Air with a flamethrower in hand, breaking down a chaotic week for both Michigan and Detroit. From whispers that Sherrone Moore may be in real trouble, to fans reevaluating expectations after a 9–3 season, Sean lays out the uncomfortable truth: the Wolverines haven’t looked like themselves in two years, and the questions around coaching, development, and Bryce Underwood’s fit aren’t going away. He digs into what he’s hearing from reliable voices, why the issues extend far beyond rumors, and the big-picture question every Michigan fan should be asking: is this the coach who can take them back to the top of the Big Ten? Then the focus shifts to the Lions and the concern level skyrockets. Sean breaks down Brad Holmes’ stubborn streak, the impact of key injuries, the sudden fragility of the core, and why the Cowboys matchup looks terrifying on paper. He pulls no punches on Aiden Hutchinson’s post-contract slump, the battered secondary, the missing pass rush, and the consequences of ignoring depth along both lines. The fear? That Detroit could be staring at more than just a rough December, maybe even a shrinking contention window. All that plus Tigers trade speculation, playoff scenarios, CFP debate, NIL expectations, and Sean’s steel-trap memory unleashing on fans who forgot past takes a little too quickly. A fast-paced, blunt, and funny episode loaded with insight, fire, and a whole lot of receipts.

2025-12-03

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47 min
2024-04-30

Unpacking the NFL Draft with Scott Bischoff

In this episode of Off The Air, host Sean Baligian and co-host Blake Majchrzak are joined by special guest Scott Bischoff, to dive deep into the NFL Draft, focusing primarily on the Detroit Lions' picks, strategies, and how they fared, alongside a national perspective. They discuss standout moments and players from the draft, address the Lions' future prospects, and even touch upon how other teams made out with their selections. Additionally, they explore topics like player performance, team strategies, potential free agent signings, and the bearing of recent drafts on the Lions' long-term competitiveness. 00:00 Welcome and Introduction to Draft Night Discussion 00:10 Draft Night Insights with Scott Bischoff 01:47 The Unpredictability of the Draft and Quarterback Surprises 04:16 Analyzing the Lions' Draft Strategy and Picks 07:27 The Intriguing Case of Michael Penix's Draft Pick 23:55 Evaluating Other Teams' Draft Picks and Fits 26:58 Deep Dive into Draft Analytics and RAS Scores 30:56 The Intricacies of Sports Analytics 32:44 The Evolution of Football Strategies 36:06 Draft Strategies and Player Evaluations 40:02 The Impact of Draft Picks on Team Dynamics 43:42 Exploring the Lions' Draft Strategy and Future 47:08 Addressing Team Needs and Future Prospects 47:23 Financial Planning and Wealth Management Insights 48:57 Reflecting on Draft Picks and Team Strategies 54:15 The Excitement of Hockey and Closing Thoughts

2024-04-30

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1 h 1 min
2024-02-04

Football Withdrawal Symptoms

Join the dynamic duo, Sean Baligian and Blake Majchrzak, for in-depth discussions on the upcoming Super Bowl clash, dissecting teams, strategies, and the anticipated gridiron showdown. The excitement doesn't stop there – Sean and Blake provide an insider's perspective on the current All-Star Weekend, breaking down standout moments and star-studded performances on the ice & in the Pro-Bowl. It's a sports extravaganza you won't want to miss, with raw, unfiltered insights straight from the hearts of Sean and Blake, only on 'Off the Air with Sean Baligian.' Show Credits: - Featuring: Sean Baligian & Blake Majchrzak - Produced by: Todd Losey & Blake Majchrzak - Executive produced by: Sean Baligian & Todd Losey - Music: “Play it Loud” by JAM Studio - PremiumBeats.com - Engineering, mixing, & graphic design: Unsyndicated LLC

2024-02-04

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44 min

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