Garret and Adam welcome Matt Feldbush to break down the Pistons’ scorching start — what’s working, surprising takeaways, and whether this early success can last all season.

The Detroit Tigers have re-signed right-hander Kyle Finnegan to a two-year, $19 million contract, solidifying their bullpen after his strong finish last season. Finnegan posted a 1.50 ERA in 16 appearances with Detroit and is expected to play a key late-inning role moving forward.

The Tigers went big for Alex Bregman a year ago, but this offseason feels very different. Despite being linked to the three-time All-Star again, Detroit’s interest has reportedly been “lukewarm,” with financial factors and last winter’s rejection casting doubt on whether the team will seriously pursue him this time around.

The Detroit Pistons edged the Atlanta Hawks 99–98 on Monday night behind a late surge from Cade Cunningham and a final defensive stand that sealed another statement win for one of the NBA’s hottest teams.