So before we wrap up the week, Tiger's opening day, great win, 4-0,

beautiful weather, full park, middle of the order was excellent.

And Framber Valdez did what you paid him to do.

Pitch really well.

And it's not always going to be sexy, but he's going to pitch 200 innings.

He's one of a handful of guys that'll still do that.

But ABS is God's gift to sports fans because this review

system in baseball is awesome. Now, what's not awesome, and Kenny has a bit of a presentation,

what's not awesome is how much it's exposing umps and certain umps way more than that.

Now, I'll get to that in a second.

But I'll give an example.

The other night, the Yankees went five for five on challenges.

I mean, that's five pitches that were just dead set wrong, that were fixed by this.

And the total review time was less than a minute and a half in total for five calls.

And when you look at it, you start to go, my God, and how much of an impact do these umps have on the game where I had to fix five of your mistakes?

Think about a coach in hockey making

five challenges or basketball or certainly. Imagine a coach with five challenges. Dan Campbell, five

challenges in a football game. You'd be like, well, this crew's on drugs. Now, I understand. Umps have a job

that is different. But what it's showing you is, A, these hitters have a ridiculous eye. Ridiculous. Because they'll show you the replay. Rico, it's less than a pepperoni. And they're like, they're right. But Kenny has stats. Yeah. Because it was, I was listening to this morning when AJ was on with the morning show and he said,

rather than get emotional, he just told his guys, learn the strike zone.

Know that.

And if you feel that way, go ahead and tap your helmet because I'm not going to say you can't.

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