Marick Freige, it's your boy Ronnie down here in Hockey Town, USA, a Elliott, I'm going

to speak on behalf of the whole city of Detroit and let you know that you've got a path only

because he worked on Hockey Night in Canada, and that's the only other place I've ever

heard it.

But you're allowed to say, Detroit, or however the beep you say it.

I understand you're a distracted guy, but no one here would ever say it like that, but

you've got to pass.

Okay, love you guys.

Let's go red, Wayne.

Thank you, Ronnie.

I get that all the time.

People say to me, it's Detroit, not Detroit.

I don't know why I do it.

It's a habit.

I've tried to change it.

I have a mental block.

I don't know why it is.

You know why I don't do that?

There's one very specific reason, Elliott, because half my family is from Livonia, Michigan.

So I spent a lot of time in Detroit, going to see the Tigers and going to see the

Detroit Red Wings.

So I'm always very sensitive.

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