Straight to the people, we are revisiting the deadline.

Not to be redundant, but because A, you needed time to cool your engines a little bit, really settle in with your feelings.

But also, you lost two or three to the Phillies.

And I, look, again, you're not a good team against teams of a winning record.

Okay? I'm uninterested in the flashy record.

Like, I understand it's been a thing, and you obviously love winning.

Winning is fun.

But I'm past the novelty of last year.

Last year was a Disney movie.

This year, I'm treating you like a big boy.

This is about winning the

World Series. I don't care that you dominate the dregs of the league. I care about this

weekend against Philly, you were up against it. Your lineup is not good enough. And against

real pitching, and you saw it against Seattle, you saw it against Texas, you're seeing it again here,

against real pitching, you are largely rendered helpless. So the combination of a deadline that

they did nothing to address the offense, and again, I can't scream, I won't, It's silly. I don't know who the right-handed bat was they were supposed to go and get. It's not my job. I'm not going to yell about Suarez. I wasn't going to overpay on a rental. You know what I wanted. I listed. And I even got made fun of it, so it's rather hilarious that

the team did trade both guys I brought up. I thought about that. Let me put on my... I let it go.

Yeah, again, let me put on my little Burger King Crown. The point I'm making is last night when I

saw Duren come in the game with the intro, with the electricity, I just, that, that's what we lack in this town is Dave Dombrowski has one job,

win the World Series, willing to lose his job in that process.

Here, if you read Evan Petzel, the Tigers, if you called and asked for a human being with

four limbs, they said no.

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