Yes, Scott Harris yesterday can't comment or wouldn't comment on, you know, what they want to do with Scoob.

Well, I understand that.

I just, it's a conundrum.

And I think depending on what the offers are, you're not going to give them away.

But if you can get at least one legitimate starting, hopefully pitcher pitcher but a player who's going to be in your

lineup every day and some other prospects that you're pretty confident can you can develop into

major league players and i think you do that but you can't make that trade if you're not going to

for just prospects no way no no no no but unless, yeah, you got to get some everyday people in there. You got to, you got to really capitalize. And I think for school, the winner is the last time you'll be able to get full value. Right. For him. Like the most value was last year. Correct. If you wait and try to trade him at the trade deadline, unless there's a really desperate team that just says, you know, this is it. We're going full. I don't care. Yeah. But that's not going to happen. No, you're going to get very little to nothing for him in return, so it won't even be worth it.

It has to happen this winter meeting.

And you got to do something.

I think Tiger fans want to see more.

We've seen this movie before, okay?

Let's enhance this.

Let's build a World Series contending team.

Not saying you got to go drunken sailor like the Mets or the Dodgers,

but you can't go out there and be competitive.

248, 539, 97-97.

Mike and Redford, good afternoon.

Hey, how you doing, gentlemen?

Hey, Mike.

Hey, I got two quick questions for you at one point.

My quick questions is this. Why didn't they put Charlie Morden on the playoff roster to bring him out of the bullpen? He could have helped him out of the bullpen. Not as a starting picture, but he's seen everything. He's got a devastating curveball. He's good for two, three innings. Other questions. Because they DFA'd him because he couldn't get anybody out when he was here.

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