We're going to get right to these Piston calls.

But one brief note, I'll say it again with the precursor. It's April. I'm not going to go crazy. But yeah, that Tiger Bullpen kind of stinks. Not good. I mean, you're talking about an ERA near five. You're talking about a whip of one five. They don't strike anybody out. No. It's early. They don't cover first base either. I know, I know.

I know.

Look, last night was game one for the Pistons. You draw a line through that. You're going to have four or five games like that. If you're a really good ball club, you're going to have what you just draw a line through it. Last night was a debacle. But they got to figure some things out. The bullpen's been disappointing.

But it's, I'm just, I try to just take it easy.

Oh, line through the game for the Tigers.

Okay.

Yeah.

Like, I was like, wait, what? Well, no, I mean, I just, I don't have a choice now. You know, it's game two. I mean, whatever happened in game one, what didn't happen, I draw a line through it.

I respect the Pistons enough to just say, okay.

They bleeped around and found out.

All right.

Show me. one, what didn't happen, I draw a line through it. I respect the pistons enough to just say, okay.

They bleeped around and found out.

All right, show me tonight.

Because if they don't, if you just, Rico, maybe some people think it's a crack-headed opinion.

But that's fine.

If you don't go out and play really well tonight, yeah, my opinion of the series changes.

You could still win, and I'd still be nervous.

It makes me feel like everything that you did in the regular season was Fugasey.

It wasn't real.

That's the quiet part out loud what people really don't want to say.

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