97 won the ticket that was fun little who said it I also enjoyed by the numbers here's the deal

We spent a lot of the show talking about the unnamed rival GM front office person that called Brad Holmes

arrogant. But in the free press there was also another big story. We got to bring this up.

Yeah. And we'll do it little Tiger Baseball in the five o'clock hour. I want to say this. Yeah. It's not often that you

give props to a writer. Yeah. Because a lot of writers just won't do what this person did.

Tony Garcia, Detroit Free Press.

Great job.

Okay?

He's doing a three-part interview, sit down with Michigan Athletic Director Ward Manual.

He's actually asking questions that I want to hear.

It's not softball city, it's not, hey Ward, you're a great guy. He's asking questions that we've been wondering for years and

Ward is uncomfortable with the questions which leads me to believe that's a good

reporter right there. I mean it did seem just reading the back and forth you could catch it in the free but it's not even behind the paywall.

It did seem like at times it seemed contentious which is good considering both sides might have got fired up but I mean the

fact that hold on I'm sorry rigor the fact that he finally was the only guy

that I know who actually asked him what the heck was going on with Xavier Simpson and your wife's car.

And Warren didn't like this and he's going on.

It was my son and I told him him but you've borrowed a buddy's car

before and I told him my son never to do this. Gep Ward you still didn't.

Wort didn't answer a lot of questions. He kind of skated it to me if I was worried man. I don't even know why you did this interview.

Kudos for Tony for asking the tough questions that nobody for some reason Ann Arbor wants to ask.

Tony did. He asked him about, dude, your program, I'm paraphrasing, your program's a mess right now. You got a whole bunch, a long list of

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