On this emotionally charged edition of Off The Air, Sean Baligian opens the show reflecting on the passing of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan. From the triumph of WrestleMania III to the controversial final chapters of Hogan’s life, Sean delivers a heartfelt and honest look at the complicated legacy of a man who defined a generation.
The conversation then shifts to Detroit sports, where Sean draws a hard line on expectations: for the Lions, it's officially Super Bowl or bust. He challenges the idea of celebrating “almost” seasons and revisits what truly matters in legacy-building—titles. The Tigers’ July collapse also gets some heat, while there's cautious optimism around the Pistons and a nostalgic nod to the Rose Bowl and MSU’s heyday.
Plus, Sean ranks the wildest college football mascots (spoiler: Dartmouth’s Keggy the Keg wins the day), shares dinner favorites like breakfast-for-dinner and smoked salmon bagels, and calls out teams that live in the past.
All this, plus community shout-outs, stormy weather updates, and more on this jam-packed, memory-laden episode.
