All right, talking a little Tiger baseball to start today, another one in Texas, they're over 500,

they're like just on the precipice of being able to buy in.

And I know people are scared.

One thing we've referenced, Kirk Gibson called in this morning to the morning show out of nowhere,

unannounced, and just was like, it was all, look, call it what it look all it's propaganda and that's just what it is and

campfire stories from 40 years ago and it's like look man no it's not

negativity to want more it's not negativity to be frustrated and desperate to win. But Gibby was of the mind.

Look, you know, these players are developing and it's it's better than you're giving it credit for and it's like okay well first of all

the conversation happens whether you call or not and when you wait to call until they're a game over

where have you been the last 60 games?

Second of all, wanting more doesn't mean you're negative.

You're calling it for what it is, a team that largely thumb their nose at offense and the

offense is the only reason you're not on Cleveland's heels. Your pitching is

so good. That's called living in the real world. Now whether you're

team gibi or not we all want the same thing. The question of whether you're

ready to buy in or not is just it's it's a personal one that's up to you I just feel like I'm

nervous because they're starting to get my hopes up I had him win in 84 before the

season they kind of feel like that type of team but I don't know

that that's going to be good enough. So how do I get to the point where I can go shopping

for things that make me good enough? And look, on the same day that Kirk Gibson calls the morning show,

you got Lynn Henning talking about what they'll get for trading flarity.

That flies in the face of being able to be positive. I mean can you imagine they trade

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