248, 539. 97 is the telephone number.

If I'm reading the schedule correctly, Mr. Jeffrey Rieger will be joining us from the Little Cedars Arena tonight in anticipation of the arrival of Kenneth Cot for a second straight.

Again.

That's right.

Well, you know what happens when those two get together?

Great things happen for the Pistons. That's true. Well, you know what happens when those two get together. Great things happen for the Pistons.

That's true.

And tonight it is Denver, the Joker, Jamal Murray, a team that, you know, they won the championship two years ago.

Pistons beat last year's champion Wednesday night. And as you just heard in the update from Jeremy Otto, Mr. Dan Lefton, one of the Pistons,

you know, CEOs or whatever you want to call the chief financial officer,

game is a sellout.

They said it could be the biggest crowd in Little Caesar's Arena, definitely for a

basketball game. And the buzz is legitimate. I mean, this is so cool. And even if they lose

tonight, they lose tonight. Okay. That's a real. What's relevant to me is that, at least for right now, basketball is professional basketball

is back in Detroit.

And when you have people who are on the fringe like Kenny going down to these games

to see a team that, gee, not only tries hard, it's fun to watch, most of their players are young

with a really good future, and oh yeah, they are still really good.

And that's not a great team.

I'm not going to sit here and be as you'd say, oh, yeah, this is a championship contender?

No, they're not.

But you see for the first time in years,

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