Okay. I want to bring this up because, hey, I do think it's a little bit, it's relevant.

And there's, there's something going on in New York, too, that kind of relates to this.

Like we all kind of, we're like, oh, no, don't, don't.

Oh, the team, the team looks the same, but it's not when Scott Harris said that.

Brian Cashman kind of tried that today.

It's not going well.

Now, I just wanted to bring this up because we talked earlier about the Verlander thing.

The win totals are out for Major League Baseball.

And I think there's a couple of fascinating things you can parse out of this.

Now, if you're one of these people who goes, they're just numbers. What does Vegas know?

Turn channel. This isn't for you. Turn on some kids, bop. Do whatever you. Call your wife.

Do whatever you like. But Vegas, they don't

give out discounts. Hey, remember when the Lions over under was 10 and a half? People thought that

was free money. How'd that go for you? I want to bring this up because this has been an

offseason of consternation. And again, it's not just from the boogeyman at 97-1.

The fan base, you are divided.

The people that cover this team are divided, nationally divided.

And it's with the backdrop of the scuba situation.

But when Scott Harris said, look, the team is, it looks the same, but it's not.

That drew the ire of a lot of fans.

So I think it's interesting, the Tigers win total, but also what I say about this division

and why I'm always hesitant to truly go cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs about what this team does,

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