All right. So we've talked some pistons. If you missed that, use that Odyssey Rewind.

Yes. We finally got Mike's take on Mr. Dangerous. It's all okay. Everything's fine.

Do you want to get back to the tiger?

Yeah, let's get back to the time. Just because, look, and it's weird. It all kicks off tomorrow. It does, and it feels

like it's surprised people. Because the home opener is what people think opening day is. But

there was something that took place. Kenny was upset with it. I don't think you and I were

upset. It was more, oh, that's too bad. But Kenny was pissed, and I,

you want to give the people a shot to react? Yeah. We got to be careful with the word association.

We got ourselves a little, a little bit of trouble earlier with that. I forgot. Oh, never mind.

No. No, no, no, no. But Kenny was upset because the wings got bombed. And then you read the news about the scoreboard, and they're taking the script tigers down and putting up a Comerica sign, which is their prerogative.

It is a 25-year relationship with a corporate sponsor.

It's one of the longest sponsors in all of Major League Baseball.

I can tell you it's probably smart business to give them better signage.

That doesn't mean it makes your ballpark look cooler.

It doesn't.

I love the Script Tigers thing.

I'm bummed.

The keyhole, or as some people call it, the dirt path from home plate to pitching mound.

You were the last ballpark in the league to have it. I thought it was cool.

It's unique. It's quintessential baseball.

It's like when Houston used to have the stupid little hill in

center field that I swore somebody was going to end up in a wheelchair

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