All right, so I'll get to the calls in a second.

I want to ask a question I think a majority of fans can involve themselves in,

and they both involve Illich-owned teams.

And maybe I'm missing the mark, you're welcome to tell me. But I feel like the

Izer plan and the Scott Harris plan are the same damn thing. Different colors, different packaging, maybe a different ribbon, but it's the same thing.

And what I mean is this, there are no expectations.

Steve did nothing at the deadline. There are no expectations.

Steve did nothing at the deadline.

Scott did nothing all off season.

And even yesterday, Scott Harris went out,

Major League Baseball, MLB Network,

and just said, no, there's no expectation.

We haven't earned the right to expectations.

All that was asked of him was, hey, divisions wide open, a lot of people think a lot of

your team is a team that could contend, and Scott served you the poo poo poo platter and I started

thinking about it and realistically both of these guys are operating with zero urgency.

They are operating extremely conservative.

They are selling you on something that I happen to believe is a complete fantasy in sports which is long periods of competitive

plight. The sports are designed for that not to happen and second of all if I asked you would you rather be good for 10

years and win nothing or one year and win everything you know the answer guys

are you comfortable that the Tigers and wings are seemingly being guided by no standards.

There's no standard that the EISER plan can just go into continuum that if they don't make the playoffs this year look it doesn't matter what should be

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