All right.

We're all, and again, could there be more to this trade?

It's possible.

It doesn't make a lot of sense on surface.

Not really interested in the pick swap because, again, for me, I wanted to extract value from Ivy.

Kevin Herder is not that.

Now, if he could reclaim his shooting form from four or five years ago, yes.

I said, but back at the hawks.

Yeah, the last couple years, he's been dreadful.

I don't know.

Whatever.

Hey, if they, if I, David, what was the last kibbling bit in the deal?

There was a pick swap in there.

Pick swap for 2026 first round selection with Minnesota. Yes. Okay. So it's a swap, but you don't get the pick out right. It just depends on which is better, yeah. Right. So, not interested. I don't care. Now, somehow that pick swap has value to someone else, and they can spin it into something, maybe. But let's go to the people. Go to Adam 971. Adam, how you doing, bud? Hey, how are you guys doing? Good, Adam. Thanks for your patience, man. What's up? Oh, no, no problem. I mean, us as fans, all we want our organizations to do is try. because when you're looking at the Tigers, I mean, the Pistons, I mean, this year,

I mean, it's kind of like you said, Mike, that gap year.

But with the Red Wings, those last seven years, and then you also have the Tigers.

I mean, as an owner and as a GM or president of baseball for the team,

like all we ask you to do is try.

Like, we understand that you want to build the farm.

Tigers, you have done a good job building the farm, but you have done nothing to do at the

trade deadline or in pre-agency.

And also, you are making your top pitcher really angry with this whole situation at hand.

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