You know, that is the general mood of the show today. This is quite a Monday, isn't it?

Red Wings can't lose. Pistons can't lose. Tiger spending money. Enrico, jinksing Michigan State

basketball. No, I'm only kidding. We have a lot of ground to cover, so we're not going to waste time.

I want to get into the Jack Flaherty stuff to start. Then I want only kidding. We have a lot of ground to cover, so we're not going to waste time. I want to get into the Jack Flaherty stuff to start.

Then I want to know what you're going to do when she's moved on.

She is the Lions, and she's pregnant when someone else's baby.

Which means you better find something else to do with your time.

It's called Red Wings, Tigers, P Pistons and who you're falling love with. Four o'clock, I'm going to offer you something I haven't heard all day on this station.

A nuanced take about Luca Donchich.

And we're going to party. Got an NBA blitz to do with major trades. We've got a football

blitz. A major superstar has demanded a trade.

But I want to start with Flaherty because I think, bar none, this is Scott Harris's best movies ever made.

And let me explain before people are like, well, wait a minute.

Hear me out on stuff.

Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

But I thought you hated Scott.

I don't hate Scott Harris.

I don't really like the way they choose to build their team.

But with the Jack Flaherty move, Mr. Rico, L. Beard, I think, A, it's a one-year deal. So don't get lost in the sauce. It's 25 in year one, 10 in year two with a player option. If he's good, he's opting out. If he's bad, you're stuck with him. Risk it, Biscuit. I'm good with it.

If he's good, but you're bad, you could trade him. And this is why I want to salute Scott

Harris in this regard. The trading of Flaherty, which one person on this station, not affiliated with

this show, had some weird nervous breakdown about. The point is, you got Sweeney and you got a top 100 prospect out of it, only to bring

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