All right, three o'clock. Good to have you with us. We did open with a little Tiger talk, two ways. A. Scott Harris,

MLB Network, or talking with the play-by-play guys. How about talking with the beat writers? How about going on with our

morning show? How about answering a few questions? Now I've got some audio from this

sit down he did that's rather upsetting to me, but I'm saving it because I don't want to be angry, especially about a team that you're not watching.

But please listen, it's free.

So I have RICO and I on this particular issue see the world completely differently, which is fine, because this is to me not something about right and wrong.

It's not.

I think it's a waste of time if RICO and I argue about this.

This is about you guys.

And it's about two human beings who couldn't be further apart on the Pistons draft tomorrow night.

So we're calling it a draft decree.

Rico's even dressed up in a house of the dragons reset and he's going to the town square to send a raven.

Here's what I think the Pistons must do in this draft.

Must.

I think they have to swing out of their shoes. I think you have to take the biggest

wildest swing you can on projection and the player you draft is either working next to Kenny in three years

or he's an all NBA player. I don't care how Langdon is doing it. Lord knows we don't have a coach. I couldn't ask him what he would like.

You have to draft a player whose physical tools are so immense that if it works, it's Janus. If it works. It's Pascal Siaqam. I'm just highlighting two players that were absolute projects right?

I am I want to take an 18 or 19 year old player and I'm not going to play him this year.

I'll probably barely play him in year two and I've got to nurture them along to where they can become this explosive weapon or they end up playing

lawn darts in their backyard because they suck at actual basketball or RICO is at the other end of the...

Yeah, because at that thing, Mike, when you keep just drafting players who are 18 and 19 year olds

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