Okay, if you're looking for Tiger Baseball, we opened with it.

Super positive, great weekend, and I think it was more meaningful than just three games,

including a bold declaration.

All positive, but just something bold.

We're talking Eisenman, Elliot Friedman.

I thought it was pretty damning stuff.

He had the, you know, 30 thoughts, 30 teams.

Let me summarize.

Players don't want to play here.

We've read the reports.

Agents find Eiserman, arguably the most difficult guy in the league to work with.

This is going to be a hard product to sell the fans.

Friedman's words, not mine. They haven't made the playoffs

in a long time, too long. What have we bitched about? But then we get scolded. This is the problem.

This is also the issue, look, let me just say this to. And I know I sound a little bit like Clint Eastwood

and Grand Torino, like snarling. This is the problem when we've lost free thought.

And what I mean by that is we live in an era now where if you're a Red Wings fan, a diehard, a devotee,

you can create a world where everything's positive all the time.

And I'm not singling any specific person out.

I think this is every team and every town and every sport.

You get these fan pods and fan blogs and it's, and then the worst part is the teams are

like credentialing these people.

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