All right, lions and tigers on the board.

Asking you, do you think the Lions cover? Nine and a half points. Are you low-key worried about this game? 248, 5, 399-7-97. The ticket text, the exact same number. Want to go to the phones? Let's go to the phones. Brian, you're on the ticket. What's up, Brian? How are you, bud? Hey, good afternoon. Hey, Brian. Hey, so I am so sick of hearing about the double-digit disco.

It needs to be killed along with S.L.

All right.

And the question earlier you guys asked about the Tigers of the Lions, I would choose the

Lions victory over Tigers victory any day.

A lot of reasons, this is football season.

Baseball is too long, and just pull the life support plug on the Tigers.

Like, even if they make it to the playoffs, they're going to get bounced out the first

round.

See, Brian.

Brian, I'm sorry to interrupt.

I'll let you finish.

I promise. But, man, everybody in sorry to interrupt. I'll let you finish. I promise. But man, everybody

and their uncle are so convinced that they're going to be popped in the first round.

Like, nobody's giving the Tigers any chance to advance past the first round.

Are they showing you any reason to believe them, though, Rieger?

Other than the mystique of baseball. I agree with you. I'm just not ready to go there yet. Right. Well, you're right, Rieger. Other than the mystique of baseball, I agree with you.

I'm just not ready to go there yet.

Right. Well, you're right, Rieger. They do have a chance, and Iizerman has a chance to be coach of the year. Yeah, Rieger. Probably not coach of the year. Riger. Does the mystique of baseball not work for the other teams in the playoffs? It does. Okay. It does.

I mean, if Mize and Flirty pitch up to their capabilities and you get scoobling game one, I got mad faith that you're going to win a wild card

series against the Yankees and or the Guardians. I believe that. Lions have a better chance

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