Let's get straight to the people.

I think it's very interesting news, and John Paul Morosi kind of led the charge with it.

I'm all in, but it's up to you.

Are you willing to give away some of your blessed prospects?

No town loves their prospects more than this one.

I think you weaponize him.

Jaron Derns, a hell of a good ball player.

You add him, you go out and light some money on fire and sign Boba Chet. That's a hell of a way to upgrade your lineup for next year. Let's go to Jeremy and Detroit, 971. Jeremy, what's going on, buddy? What up, no, boys? How are you guys doing today? Good. What's going on? man i Man, I hope I got a couple minutes to land this plane. But as you were talking about this trade with Duren, which I think would be great, I think the problem with Scott Harris, and it kind of rose over to the Lions as well. You get first-time GMs, and it's like, like Rico with your basement basement you got this blank basement you want it done right you call in guys that are specialty deal when the basement does

if you ask those same guys to put on your roof they probably wouldn't know how and i feel like

we brought in guys that his job when he came in hey let's this farm system together, let's build up a team that's

nothing. So getting a team from zero to five is different than getting it from five to ten.

And I feel like the same thing to Brad Holmes. I feel like they're so apprehensive when it comes to trades

and things like that because that's not really their specialty. They're still learning on the job,

which is unfair to the fans, and it gets to a point where it's like, yeah, Brad, you can draft

and you've done well. You've got super stars on the team. But now you've got to fill in the other three aspects.

And the same thing with Harris, I think that's why Harris boxed the Erod trade train because they had a specialty and it would build the team too fast. Now it's time to move on to the next step. Well, Jeremy, Jeremy, there's an easy way to say it, Jeremy. This is what happens when you hire inexperienced people. Yeah. Absolutely. And I feel like. You know, it's not like you hire Dave Dombrowski to come in here who had already built a World Series winner. It is different. You are learning. Exactly. But it's time. It's time to step out of the comfort zone and let's go to Big Boy School now. And like, Scott Harris, I'm the honest with you, I want to keep to move this year, but I willing to give him another year because the team just got good.

A couple of days ago, man, I tried to call in.

I worked so I couldn't stay home.

Man, if Brad Holmes doesn't get something done, I'm ready to see him leave.

I'm really to that point because it's like if the only thing you're good at is drafting and we have built our team through the draft, if we're never going to get over the hump, by the time some of these guys get better, the guys you drafted are going to start to get old. Timmy soon is going to start breaking. Like, and then what? We're starting to cycle again when Jared leads. And I just feel like Harris, I'm hoping he'll pick it up this year

but by next year and I'm one of the guys you guys you can say all the oh oh we lost them

no I'm here okay I'm one of those guys that you guys were starting to say oh the fans are

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