You're going to be. Welcome to episode 329 of The Sleeper and The Bust. It is Wednesday, April 6th. The Detroit Tigers are one and

know. I'm your host, Paul Spoor.

Joined by Eno, Sarazino, how's it going, my man?

Francisco Rodriguez is it like 87 miles an hour, though.

Hey man, why you got a rain on the old parade there?

That's alright.

His change up can get down to like 50 so it's still got a good 37 mile an hour split.

Now it was rough, listen. I mentioned this on on Twitter it's almost like the tigers are a

freaking closer cemetery and the point I was making which was the response for

most people is like why do you keep getting old closer

closers well no duh that's the joke I was making with like Valverde and Todd

Jones and Jose I already said Jose Valverde

Joe Nathan and now Krod here's the thing though I I was doing that more for the gag of it because he did blow the save and it was tough and we won so I was in a little bit better mood but it wasn't all that bad for K-Rod. You got a Baltimore chopper, the crazy

Baltimore chopper that jumped over the third baseman's head. That was insane.

I never seen a ball like that. They mentioned this on the broadcast too. You

don't usually see that in Major League Parks you see

that more in like minor league parks or like Cape Cod where the fields aren't that

great and then listen credit to Derek Dietrich an amazing piece of hitting

there from Dietrich a guy that I actually really like this year is tough seeing I hate when you know somebody you really like puts a knife in your team but thankfully my tigers came back in one they're one and oh they're up

two oh with two men on right now on Jose Fernandez and so you know if they get off to a

two and a start we'll figure out the k-rod thing in a minute. I'm not that worried about it. Let's talk

about one thing before we get to baseball. I heard you were dropping dimes on

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