97 won the ticket.

Oh, the weekend's just around the corner, baby.

Rico Baird, I'm Jeff in from Mike.

And listen.

Rico, we talked about it in the 2 o'clock hour.

I want to bring it back now because you heard Jeremy Otto on the update.

And there was a couple articles written between last night and today, Evan Petzold and Cody

Stavenhagen, both writing that Scott Harris is more than likely going to remain conservative

at the trade deadline. Now, I think I know what happened. It was the first game of a homestand. Tigers

are struggling. Harris does these off-the-record meetings

with the reporters, only beat writers. And I think one of them was yesterday. In fact, they know one of

them was yesterday. Aren't you, aren't you invited to those? No, I don't get invited. I should

get invited, but I don't get invited. But anyway, this is information from Scott Harris.

And if you happen to read one of the articles, they're both very similar.

But they are not looking to part with one of their top five prospects.

They're not looking to go all in to win a world series.

Expect a reliever, but not like a high swinging miss throwing gas, high leverage receiver,

a reliever.

And A. Eugenio Suarez might be an option, but they don't want them to block anybody.

And it might be just way too expensive.

So you read that today, right?

You told us that yesterday.

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