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Get some facts and come back and
seebe. Get some facts and come back

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and Seebee. Don't throw out salaries
or other things. Get some facts and

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come back and Seebee. You can't
handle the true now told our players you

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need a bit more like a dog. We don't need a bunch of cats

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in here. Looking in the mirror, I look good. I got my

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extra bands on, I got my
other shoes. Be a doll. We

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don't need no meals. We don't
need no cats. We need more dogs.

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They're not a detain Oh you're not. That day we weren't good.

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There's no sense of asking me things
about the game. I'm telling you.

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We laid an egg. So I'm
not gonna break it down for you.

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He sucks. He sucked. He
laid an egg. That's all I have

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to say. Guys, I'm sorry. I'm not going to break it down

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for you. Nothing went well for
us. It's on us. We have

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to figure it out. Em We
went hydn final hour of the program.

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Welcome to ex'es and bros. We're
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We are on throughout the state of
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well. Ben is our producer.
I'm Matt Shephard. The Meyer hotline is

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eight six six eight three eight forty
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sports Radio to twenty one thousand to
get involved. Astros win at nine to

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three yesterday they beat the Tigers two
out of three over the weekend. Detroit

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now twenty up and twenty down.
Matt Manning gets the call tonight in Game

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one of the series against Miami,
who has eleven wins on the year.

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If you don't win this series,
then people should be pissed off, without

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question. And they are already pissed
off because the Pistons losing the lottery again.

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Yes they lost. I know they're
picking fifth, it's still a loss.

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When you had the best chance to
get the number one overall pick and

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you dropped to five, you should
be upset and feel like you have lost

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something. Atlanta at three percent gets
the number one overall pick. It's not

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a deep draft. It's not according
to most scouts, doesn't mean they're right

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because you've seen second round picks make
huge differences like Jalen Brunson Nikola Jokicic,

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for example. Late first round picks
like Pascal siakam og Onanobi make differences but

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viewed by most scouts as an unimpressive
draft. There's no franchise changing player in

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this draft, but Detroit's going to
pick fifth for the second time in as

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many years. Pacers beat the Knicks
one twenty one to eighty nine. That

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series is tied at two a piece. Denver knocks off the Timberwolves one fifth

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teen one oh seven. Jokich had
thirty five, seven and seven. That

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series has tied it to Denver.
By the Way, has now gone nine

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to four in its last thirteen road
playoff games. Anthony Edwards had forty four

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in a losing effort. Panthers were
on the road and beat the Bruins three

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to two. They're up three to
one in the series, and Vancouver edged

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Edmonton four to three. The Canucks
lead two games to one in their series.

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Connor McDavid had his ten game playoff
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a record fourth straight Wells Fargo Championship. He cards a seventeen hunder par for

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the tournament. Then I know we
got some texts. Yeah, people have

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been kind enough to take time out
of their day to text us and give

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us their thoughts. We want to
make sure we get to it fire away.

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Yeah. This goes back to the
Joe Dumars and John Hammond conversation.

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It says, did Chris Spielman and
Steve Eisman view it great to come back

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to two terrible situations? I doubt
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No, that's that's totally different,
totally different. So Steve Eisman had already

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established himself in Tampa and the Detroit
Red Wings situation, understanding it was going

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to be a rebuild. Okay,
Steve Eisen was still relevant in the league.

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He was viewed as one of the
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That's not what Joe Dumars is viewed
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it as a challenge the owner reached
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a challenge for a team. That
is, and by the way, he

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had never done that job. Going
from TV into it is different than going

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from a cushy job with the league
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stable and less idealit less of an
ideal situation. So I don't think those

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are similar examples at all, I
give. I think Chris Pielman's a huge

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reason why this Lion's team has turned
the corner. I think they have drafted

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more players of his character, of
what he likes, what he respects,

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who he would have wanted to play
like and with than a lot of people

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have given him credit for. We
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for good reason, but I think
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Look I appreciate your thought, I
do, and I respect the opinion.

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I just disagree with it. I
don't think going back to people who

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were successful with this organization twenty years
ago is the answer. Chris Bielman's not

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the general manager, by the way, and the Steve Eisenman situation, Like

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I said, Steve Eisman was still
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not. John Hammond's not the general
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president of basketball operations? If that's
your argument for John Hammond, I get

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it, But bringing them back as
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just Joe Dumars. That ship is
sailed. I think there's just no reason

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for it. And by the way, you were probably pretty pissed off a

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lot of the decisions he made,
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go, and then he went to
Sacramento and didn't do anything either. By

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the way, another text, go
ahead, Ben, Oh that was the

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last one. Oh, I'm sorry, No, it was another one.

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All right, give a TEXTA program
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guilty as anybody else, by the
way, I am. I'm guilty.

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I stick to my guns on certain
things. Hey, listen, so is

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the one Texter. They believe they're
right, and that's all there is to

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it. And it's hard to see
past it. I just don't buy it.

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The recent NFL Draft recent NFL Draft, there was an impactful trade made

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by one specific team. According to
a national writer at The Sporting News,

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Mike Moratus said, the Lions went
into the off season knowing they had the

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sixth worst pass defense in the league
a year ago. What did they do

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to fix it? Yes, Tirian
Arnold was a big move in this.

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Rakestraw was a big move, but
the first domino to fall what might have

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been arguably the biggest trade in the
offseason, and that is Detroit getting Carlton

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Davis from Tampa. Cameron Sutton his
legal issues gone, Lion's already bad with

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him. Now you've got Davis,
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Rekestraw, and now on paper anyway, you have a much much better secondary.

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Here's what he writes. It was
only two years ago that Davis commanded

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an extension from the Bucks. It's
true that he failed to reach double digits

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and passes defended last season nine for
the first time since twenty eighteen, and

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the Pro FOOTBALLCUS gave him the worst
defensive grade of his career, but he

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also missed significant time with an injury. He's only twenty seven. It would

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not be surprising if the self described
lockdown corner helped terry On Arnold and Rakestraw

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Junior to boost a Lions defense that
ranked twenty seventh in twenty twenty three.

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Another strong move viewed by just about
every national writer of how good Brad Holmes

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is and his front office at what
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you, I'm sure over the weekend, if you had the opportunity to watch

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any Tigers baseball, one of the
first things you noticed was the City Connect

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uniforms. I'm a little surprised that
baseball in general thinks fans overall are an

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agreement that the City Connect jerseys or
uniforms are good. Ben when you saw

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them on the field of play,
did you look at them with the Tigers

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and say, man, that screams
Tigers baseball to me? I like those?

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Did you like them? I personally
liked them. It didn't like you

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said. It doesn't scream Detroit Tigers. But I thought they looked good.

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I thought they looked like softball uniforms. Okay. I didn't think there was

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one endearing quality about it, not
one. Where's the tradition of Tigers baseball

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in their city? Connect uniforms?
Did you find it because it looked like

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a sticker their helmet? I didn't
find it at all. The reason I

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bring it up, too, is
because Cleveland unveiled theirs a more softball uniform

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look. There's these people think they
come out with these statements like Cleveland's.

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Cleveland comes out and said, we
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really show what makes Cleveland special sort
of, not just from a visual standpoint,

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but also from a thematically. You're
just throwing a bunch of words.

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It's it's a it's a verbage salad. Why don't you just be real and

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tell us this is a chance for
people to buy different merchandise with a different

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look. That's what it is.
It has nothing to do with the field

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of play. It has nothing to
do with tradition. Where is the tradition

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in the San Diego Padres city Connect
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If it's a nickname, that's one
thing that has no connection to the Houston

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Astros. Just because it's Space City
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They really think we're stupid when it
comes to this stuff, and it's

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offensive. It's nuts. I know, we got a text Man fire away.

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Yeah, this is back to the
Dumars and Eisermann conversation. It says

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Dumars wouldn't find it a challenge more
than Spielman plays. Joe One drafted one

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as a GM loved Bill Davidson,
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smeared and his prize jewel knocked down. Bill Bill Davidson has nothing to do

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with it. He's not the owner
any longer. I don't know. I

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don't need a revisionist history over something
that I covered for decades. I know

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Bill Davidson owned the team. I
know Joe Dumars was the general manager and

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the president of basketball operations. It's
time to move on. It's funny that

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the same people who bitch and moan
about retreads in coaching want retreads on the

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field and in the front office.
It's amazing. Joe Dumars was not very

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good at his job near the end
and when he left. Answer me this,

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If Joe Dumars was in such great
demand, why doesn't anybody else tap

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into that? Why doesn't anybody else
want that? It's ridiculous. Stop going

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back to the same people time and
time again. Think a little bit,

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open things up, open your mind
a little bit, and say, you

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know what, let's get this next
guy, like from a general manager standpoint,

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had you heard of Brad Holmes and
what he did with the Rams?

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Honestly, you get a guy in
there like that knows what he's doing,

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has a vision. You want to
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That's what I'd like to do.
It's just it's I don't know.

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I don't know why people feel the
need to fall back into something comfortable for

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themselves. We don't want to be
uncomfortable, do we? No, we

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don't. So what do we want
to do? We want to go back

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to the person who we're familiar with
because it's a name, it's a legend.

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Great, it was a legend.
Can we can we just let's let's

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move on. He's not the guy
you want to rebuild. You want to

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do it under a guy who was
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it any longer and still doesn't.
And that's okay, But you're falling back

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on it just because it's he's like
a he's like an old comfortable blanket because

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he was a legend. Here go
after somebody who's going to bring a a

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a different view for this franchise that
has some type of track record with somebody

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else and can give us that.
We just don't want to accept it.

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Why why can't we get there?
We just don't know the names? We

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just don't do you know who John
Horst is. He's the Bucks general manager.

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Would you have liked it? Look
at what he's done in building Milwaukee?

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How about that? Would you want
something like that? Well, the

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Bucks blocked him. I get it. But would that be a good fit?

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Yes, look at what he's done
recently with something. There are other

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names out there like that. It's
a key time in this franchise's history.

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I love Chris Bielman. He's not
making those decisions. He's in on it.

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He's not the president, he's not
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the decision. That is different than
a guy who's going to actually make the

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decision. The phone number on the
Meyer hotline eight sixty six eight three eight

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forty eight forty three, and you
can text US Sports radio to twenty one

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thousand. It's a good, heated
debate. It's sometimes it's better off to

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look. I respect that the texts. Sometimes I'd rather have that as a

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phone call because that person is pretty
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That's okay, that's all good.
I just I'm not into it. I

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don't think I'm going to convince you. Doesn't sound like anyway, and you're

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I know we got a text too, Yeah, fire away. We got

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one that says aj Hinch and Dan
Campbell were retreads. Well, Dan Campbell

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wasn't a retread. Dan Campbell was
an interim head coach at Miami. It

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wasn't a retread. I don't look
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like anyway. So ajhah forced out, Yeah, forced out because of you

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know, the violation. The cheating
scandal would have still been managing, would

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have still been managing had it not
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call it a retread, that's fine. I'm not sure what that has to

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do with that. There are plenty
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Andy and Andy Reid is a retread, and he's won three Super Bowls in

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Kansas City. I'm not sure where
the text is going with that. Dan

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Campbell is an interim coach in Miami, taking over there with the Miami Dolphins

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in two thousand. He took over
for Joe Philbin. What year was that,

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twenty fifteen, I believe, and
went five to seven. I don't

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view that as a retread. Maybe
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in Detroit, he's hired as the
head coach. In Miami, he was

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not hired as the head coach there. He was given that once the head

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coach was fired. He was a
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an extended period of time, and
I believe was still the head of the

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tight ends coach when he was named
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and tight ends coach in New Orleans. I don't think that makes him a

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retread. Ah Hinch sure won a
World Series Houston. You'd have to consider

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a retread. So some of the
greatest coaches of all time are retreads.

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Guys. You know, Bill Belichick's
a retreat because he was a head coach

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before. Scottie Bowman retread Miami or
I should say Montreal Saint Louis. Yeah,

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I've got nothing against retreads, Absolutely
nothing against them. I don't think

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every coach hired if they're fired,
and they're bound to be. Some of

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the best coaches of all time have
been fired. Guys have won championships and

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been fired, Like Babcock won a
Stanley Cup, was fired. Dyne Casey

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was Coach of the Year, was
fired. Joe Tory, viewed as one

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of the best baseball men of all
time, was fired. Jim Leland was

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fired. These things happen. Do
I think, Do I think they deserve

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another chance at another job? You're
damn right, depending on the situation.

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That has very little to do with
what we were discussing. If those techs

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are about what we were talking about
with Joe Dumars and John Hammond Meyer,

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hotlines open for you eight six six
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Let's go there, now, Ben, who we got, Yeah,

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we got Freddy on the line Freddie, good morning, hope you had your

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wife had a lovely Mother's day?
What's going on? Yeah, it was.

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She wasn't Ohio when I was at
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Okay, Well so she's away from
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very good one on the way around. Hey anyway, mar mar marv Levy.

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Marv Levy was a retread. So
obviously the texter is me. I

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put my name out of text.
I don't know why Ben doesn't say my

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name, but it's not a big
deal. So you know, the point

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of I might have to stop setting
texts because if it's not right correctly the

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whole context, it comes out differently
on it. But I just don't have

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the time to call anymore with these
kids in the morning. But I try.

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But then the point of my the
point of my text was, first

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of all, when you know,
if I have an opinion, there's I

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don't care about win or now.
It's not about winning or losing. It's

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just about expressing an opinion. The
point of the text was Tom Gores wants

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to save his name in this town
because it because with the pisss Apathya set

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in, I go back to the
moment when Sheila Fordhamp put her hands in

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her face Thanksgiving versus Houston, Texas. Apathy has set in Matt Patricia,

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Bob Quinn. It was at the
lowest point of all points, and no

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one in this town. No one
in this town thought the Lions would ever

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come back. No one did.
And then they hired a coach before you

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hired a GM and no one thought
that the Lions would come back. So

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the Pissons right now, no one
thinks the Pistons are going to come back.

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So what what what? Sheila did
one of her best, the best

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moves she made, which I agree
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She went to Chris Fielm and said
listen, and maybe Chris went to her

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who knows, and said, listen, this is bad. Well, we

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got to do something here. I
need your help. And Tom Gorge is

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Tom Gorge has hired three or four
guys and nothing has worked. Nothing.

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And I think about a guy that
came here that that it was unpopular at

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the time that the owner took Joe
Dumars over Isaiah Thomas because Isaiah Thomas was,

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you know, the jewel of the
franchise. But Bill Davidson new to

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go with Joe Dumars. He turned
the franchise around. So what is Tom

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dude? You asked you? You
said about a guy? Do you know

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a guy named John Horst in Milwaukee? Of course I see that all the

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time. I read it all the
time. Do we trust Tom Gors to

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make another move? That's that's kind
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When when Steve eismer came here,
yes he was respected GM, but he

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he left a fantastic situation that he
built to come here. Why did he

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come here? Because the Red Wings
are his hard there, there is passion,

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he's a he's a king in this
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it's something to consider. Because we
know Joe Dumars is winning. You know

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what Karen Davison did to him,
there's a whole different ballgame. That's that's

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kind of the whole point of the
test. Doesn't make me right, doesn't

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make me wrong, But the odds
are good again on my side, Tom

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Gore is going out there to pick
another guy. It's not good chef.

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That's my That's really my problem with
with Tom Gors. Yeah, I totally

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get that, and I do appreciate
it thanks to the phone call. I

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just think if you're looking at a
guy who has done it recently and doing

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it right now, Sam Presty,
for example, who's done it at OKAC,

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I think moving them from a general
manager to a president or whatever it

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may be, that to me would
be more impactful, more important, I

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think than bringing back Joe Dumars.
And look, you're one hundred percent right,

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I mean you don't. When a
man has made as many poor decisions

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as Tom Gors has made for his
coaches and or leaders of his organization,

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then I think a lot of people
are going to question it moving forward.

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I'm just I mean, at some
point, some point, we've got to

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let go. And I think comparing
one guy Steve Eisaman, who had built

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Tampa, like you said, was
coming home, but was doing that while

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still in the business, I think
is different than your examples. Joe Dumars

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is not a general manager. He
is not a president of basketball ops.

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He's in the NBA front office handing
out fines. I think he's done.

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Doesn't mean I didn't appreciate it.
I just think he's done, and I

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think it's time to pick somebody else
who that is Sean Marks. I don't

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know, Okay, I'm not claiming
to know. I've got some names,

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I've got some ideas that I've given
you instead of falling back into a habit

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of going, let's have I'll guy
come back and do it, let's reunite

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and have something special again, when
it wasn't special at the end of his

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tenure. First of all, I
think I do give you credit for staying

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positive. I do. I mean, you're you're trying to be as optimistic

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as possible. Joe Dumars is a
guy who has, you know, kind

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of owned his mistakes. Okay,
there's too many times. That's why I

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brought up what I did. I
brought up his successes, you know,

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the number of Eastern Conference finals in
a row and so on and so forth.

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I think that's important to do that. I've said that before. This

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is a guy who but there are
plenty of negatives when it comes to Joe

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Dumars too, that we are conveniently
forgetting. There are plenty of big mistakes

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that caught up to him. One
is obvious, Okay, Chauncey Billips Alan

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Iverson, do I need to remind
you of that? What about the fact

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that he lets Rick Carlisle go,
where's the track record there? With all

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due respect, honestly, I mean, what's the Joe Dumar? I wish

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I could have kept him on long? What's the track record there? Is

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it? Michael Curry? Is it? Flip Saunders? Is it? John

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Lawyer? Tell me the decisions that
he made in his tenure. And I've

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already given him credit for a lot
of things, but in his tenure that

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makes you go, God, dang
man. Got to have him back,

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have to have him back. I'll
tell you what it is. It's the

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emotion. It's the emotion that he
is ours and that he wanted to be

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here. Oh boy, finally we've
got somebody who who really wanted to be

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here. I want that feeling again. I want to feel wanted. No

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the darko, militant, just low
hanging fruit man. That's easy. That's

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what everybody says. They still want
a championship despite that. Okay, I'm

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not claiming that he was the right
pick. I'm not claiming that Joe Dumar

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should be given a free pass and
all that other stuff. He's a Hall

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of Fame executive. But there were
plenty of mistakes man late in his tenure,

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he made mistakes Ben Gordon, Charlie
Villanueva trading for Allen iverson the carousel

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of coaches. Honestly, I mean
he even admitted that his inability to transition

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out of the Richard Hamilton, Ben
Wallace, Chauncey B Phillips era was bad.

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He treated Antonio mcdce for who check
Sam? Right? Did you forget

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that? It brings up a really
interesting point. I mean, when do

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you close the window on your core
group? When do you decide, Okay,

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that's it. I've got to move
on Toronto mapleiefs are trying to deal

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with that right now. When do
we move on from the combination of John

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Tavares and Austin Matthews and Mitch Marner
and the talent that they have, okay,

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and they've got a lot of it. When do we break it up

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to find something different. Joe Dumars
had to do the same thing. It

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didn't work for him. It was
not good. But you want to go

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back to it because he wore a
Piston uniform. He won a championship too

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as a player and want a championship
as an executive. In two thousand and

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four and it's twenty twenty four.
But I'm gonna hold on not me.

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We can respectfully disagree, don't want
it, no thanks, I'm going to

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move forward. The Meyer hotlines eight
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forty three Tech Sports Radio to twenty
one thousand. At some point you got

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to close the damn door. Look
for somebody else. Let somebody else come

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here, take root and this be
their place, like Brad Holmes, for

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example. You hope that will be
the case for Scott Harris. Don't know.

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That's still wide open on that I
had mentioned just prior to the break.

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We're not gonna be able to dive
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the disrespect that word is probably overused
a lot. But there was a recent

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article on a website about ranking the
quarterbacks in the NFL and brock Purty was

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up there among the top quarterbacks in
the league, and apparently there was a

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lot of pushback on that. Forget
the fact that his team reached the super

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Bowl. Forget the fact that his
completion rate was outstanding and touchdown to interception

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rate was outstanding. Forget that he's
twenty four cap friendly, very accurate playing

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on one of the best teams in
football. Mister irrelevant, last player taken

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in the draft. People can't get
beyond it. It's a cool story,

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but wouldn't want him Why because he's
mister irrelevant because everybody failed to It's okay

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to have Tom Brady, for example, go late in the draft. Joe

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Montana be a third round pick anyway. One of the storylines in training camp

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will be how much respect a guy
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gets. Didn't really get a chance
to get into that. Maybe we can

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carry it over tomorrow. I want
to thank Ben for producing our program this

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morning. Thanks to you for your
text and your phone calls. It's always

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great stuff. I always appreciate it
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