David on the ticket text in an unsightly Pistons hat. What do you have for everybody? It's a beautiful Pistons hat. I don't know what you're talking about. I picked C. I didn't realize Stephen Barry's was still open. This is a great hat. I pick C. It's too risky. I choose A if we get a right-handed bet that's above average and two prospects. We'd never pay him, though. Okay, so another person out on paying him. I'm just trying to track it. And I'm being intentional. I think a lot of people are out on paying him, Mike, because I still, if you ask this question in a couple of months, I think you'll get more people saying, you know what, let's go ahead and pay him. But I think a lot of Detroiters kind of feel like I do where you're like, wait, we really needed to see you out there at least one more inning. Can you give us the seventh inning and a game where I think that if he pitches the seventh inning, the Tigers are playing right now. They're going to be the ones going up against Toronto.

We'd have a home game tonight.

I really think if they would have used Charlie Morton in the game.

Now that.

Chris Paddock would have made the difference.

You know who would have made the difference.

Paul Seewald?

Alex Cobb.

Montaro.

Cobb.

Cob would have made.b. Montero. Cob. Cobblet me.

Anything you say is an immediate.

No, I hear you loud and clear.

Here's a preemptive.

Right.

For whoever else, Scott Harris did or didn't get.

No, I just think it is, there is really not a ground swell of paying

him right now. Not that we're hearing. It doesn't mean those people don't exist, but you're not

hearing it so far. Let's go to Nick, see what he's got to say. 971. Nick, what's going on,

buddy? Hey, fellas, how are you doing today? Good, Nick. What's going on? All right. So I'm kind of in Option C camp as well, and here's my reasoning.

So, number one, he is close to 30, so the 10-year contract or offering him a half million dollars just seems kind of crazy.

Given the fact, he is the type of pitcher he's kind

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