Speaking of the Pistons on the newest episode of Restore the Floor,

myself and Evan,

we're joined by Isaiah Lord Thomas III.

You want to listen to that.

Talks a little bit about the Detroit versus everybody culture.

And we might play a little snippet of that.

Later in the program,

also reminiscing about one of the greatest games in Piston history

that he had against the Knicks in the playoffs.

Unfortunately, the Pistons did not win that game, but it was an unbelievable performance.

Anyway, we're talking Tigers.

They lose to the Milwaukee Brewers again this afternoon by the score of five to one.

Montaro got to start, which I know they didn't have a day off.

He wanted to give Reese Olson maybe one extra day rest because he's been struggling a little bit.

But Montaro gave up three home runs, I believe.

But according to Chris McCoskey, the Detroit News, his knuckle curve was awesome.

Just, you know, it was the problem when he put the ball in the middle of the plate.

And Riley Green, 0 for 4, he's won for 32 since April 5th with 19 strikeouts. And that is incredible.

And so the question is, are you worried about it? Are you concerned? Or you think it's baseball,

stuff does happen. You know, guys, great players go in sl in slumps yeah you clowns just making more

out of this than what it really is yes uh we have some ticket text david wiley green to to

tledo by may first they're asking should that happen by may first i think that's a little bit early

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