All right, full rack of phones.

People want to talk.

Morning show cookie jar topic.

You got to pick one.

Tigers to get swept to the Red Sox or the Lions to lose to the Browns.

Which one you're willing to give up so the other one turns out your way?

248, 539-9-7-97.

Everybody, for the most part, saying, who cares about the Tigers, got to beat the Browns.

Now, very quickly, Rico, just so people know, magic number for the Red Sox, one, magic number for the Tigers, two.

Red Sox win today.

Let's just say it happens.

Casey Meis is on the bump for the Tigers.

Then they're going to pretty much throw out trash for the next two games, which bodes well for the Tigers to make the postseason, and it won't even matter what Houston does. So it helps the Tigers when the other teams just finally quit. Yeah, that's right. Because they can't do it on their own. That's right. Because their regular season counts, but the Lions regular season doesn't. I want to make sure I get this correct.

I'm just, is that correct?

No, no, it's where you are in the season. This is do or die. It should have never come down to this. I don't disagree with you. But I'm not willing to give up on going to the postseason just so the Lions win a regular season game. That's number one. Number two, if they make the playoffs, anything truly can happen.

I understand people are pissed. I totally get it. You should be pissed. It's been a disaster.

It's kind of been funny at times. It's been a joke. Your rationales, you can only hold on.

Anything can happen. Not, well well this player's going to step up

this player's going to what do you think it happened well i i can congratulations that's the same

rationale playing the powerball well i can tell you that i don't think cleveland can beat you three

series in a row i like your chances of scoble against the Guardian. Is it a two series? It's a two series

max beating you? Yeah. Yeah. Correct. That's how the rules work. Furthermore, furthermore,

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