Ah, Donald Sterling, hey, are you still enjoying uh, clipped?

Did you watch all of it?

No, I got the final two episodes to go.

All right, I still don't know that I can bring myself to watch that.

I mean, I am enjoying it, but as I tried to tell David. I know. It's not about the it's the

storyline it's not the characters that they're playing it's got it you know, Ed O'Neill, he does a good job.

He does a really good job of playing a world-class scumbag.

All right, Odyssey.com, rewind, if you want the Red Wings conversation.

Hockey news, John Gibson, and Steve Stampos.

That's your off season, according to hockey news.

Now, again, a lot can happen between now and when we talk to hockey news. Now again a lot can happen between now

when we talk to you Monday at 2. Kenny is hoping that's the case. We have a couple other

issues we wanted to sort out today one of which and again while the whole world was watching the debate last night that's why we've had fun with

This was your presidential debate last night. The Detroit Tigers actually played a baseball game and a couple

things really jumped out to you. A. Flaherty got beat up. Now this is

this is a bad this is bad. We all know that this organization probably didn't have the guts to trade Terekskill.

But Flaherty's good is gone. He got beat up. I'm not to say lit up. He pitched well for about three innings and then it fell

apart pretty quick. No more of that now Jack. We need to get value from you. But what happened to the Tigers last night,

while the train wreck of the presidential debate was on,

may have represented the low point in your season,

not only falling seven games under 500, but the angels called up a

guy from AAA who had a six ERA. Not some great prospect, not somebody anyone's excited to see, what is it, Clive Daniel or whatever his name is, and all this guy proceeded to do, in the words of LeBron, was throw one not two not three not four not five not six not seven

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