Where are we at in society today? Come after me. I'm a man,
I'm forty. Go ahead, make my day every single week. I
put my freaking heart and soul into this. I don't go out there and
laugh. It's not funny. Nothing's funny to me. I don't wanna go
out there and get embarrassed on Monday night football for everybody, I think this
is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. So I ain't nothing changed from yesterday.
Still the same person I was yesterday, and I got the same thing
for you that I had yesterday. You know why I'm here. You play
to win the game. You don't play to just play it. That's a
great thing about sports. You play to win. I don't care if you
don't have any wins. You go play to win. You start telling me
it doesn't matter to retire. Get out for the matters. Damn right,
it does. It matters out Thursday two. It matters every day, doesn't
at term? Right now? Welcome everybody, Clade, you're with us on
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We welcome your thoughts on the Meyer Hotline eight six six eight three, eight
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gotta do to textas is send Sports Radio to twenty one thousand. There is
plenty to discuss. The Tigers lose yesterday in the series wrap up to the
Guardians in Cleveland in ten innings five to four. Andrew Chaffin gives up the
ninth innings solo homer to David Who to David Frye that tied the game,
and then Brian Rochio singles in the winning run in the tenth off Alex Lang.
This was one of those situations. Remember how I said not too long
ago, if you were listening, that sometimes managers will be hesitant to use
a player out of the bullpen in one inning and then start them in the
next inning as kind of an up down situation. You remember that, Yeah,
I'm sure you do, okay. Well, in the past, anyway,
Alex Lang has been designated in that category. Well, he came in
and he got Loriano to strike out in the bottom of the ninth with the
game tied, and then started the tenth A lot of times, at least
from what I can recall, that was not done because of certain situations,
certain reasons that aj Hinch just didn't want to do that with Alex Klin.
Well, yesterday might be an example of why he hasn't done it in the
past. He takes the L Tigers, take the L back to a game
above five hundred, and it's another one run loss for Detroit. How much
those matter? How much the one run losses or one run wins matter?
I don't know. What does it show to you that you can get it
done then you've got to go bullpen? Maybe there's quite a few things.
I know this. The Tigers a year ago were a game above five hundred
in one run games. It mattered for Baltimore because Baltimore had more wins,
more one run wins than anybody else in baseball. They were thirty and sixteen
last year in one run games. Thirty of their one hundred and one wins
were by one run, So thirty percent of your wins in those types of
situations pretty damn important. On the other hand, it's not always the most
important thing. Dodgers were just sixteen and fifteen in one run games, So
I'm not trying to make too much of it, but I'm not trying to
make light of it. I just want you to know the situations from a
year ago. This year, the Tigers have played more one run games than
anybody else in baseball. Long way to go, but still fifteen games and
they're seven and eight. Yankees have played twelve, they're nine to three.
Phillies have played ten. They're eight and two, and the Phillies are have
the most wins in baseball right now. They're playing as well as anybody.
They've established. They lost yesterday, but they won eight of their last ten.
They had that six game win streak and there they lose to Toronto five
to three. But they've got the most wins in baseball right now with twenty
six. So there you go. I mean, that's kind of the situation
that Detroit's dealing with right now. They're off today and they open up a
nice six game homestand this weekend starting tomorrow with three against Houston. The question,
I suppose for many will have to be what you did in the tenth
inning? See in the tenth inning When you're the road team. The belief
from aj Hinch and his staff is that you go for a big inning.
And when I say big inning, I mean more than one run. I
don't know how you feel about the baseball rule. You put a guy at
second base in the tenth inning, but a guy in scoring position. Personally,
I've always hated it. People have warmed to it who originally didn't like
it. I do not like it. Not to start the game or not
to start the extra inning. I would like to see you in the tenth
inning. Try to get your own traffic on the base pass. If it
doesn't work in the eleventh inning, start a guy on first base. That
doesn't work in the twelfth inning, then start a guy on second base,
and then it ends there. One man's opinion, But the rules are what
they are. You start a guy on second base. The Tigers did just
that. The out, the last out from the previous inning starts at second
base. So Detroit has a runner at second base, Hovey or Bias.
Wait for the inserted joke here. It comes good. One ground ball,
and what does Baiaz do? Bias breaks for second. It's up the middle.
The shortstop is there, and Bias gets thrown out. I don't know
what he's doing. I don't know why he's doing it. It's believed that
he is a smart bass runner and guys are gonna make mistakes, understood,
not those types of mistakes. Just can't do it. Say it like it
is. It's a stupid baseball play, and it takes your team right out
of it. No, not the wind out of the sales, bull crap.
I'm talking about taking your team out of it. You go from one
out and a man on second base to one out a man on first base
because it's a fielder's choice. Green strikes out, and then a bid news
the grounds out to third foebishly, weakly, horrid Cleveland gets the chance,
and what do they do. Loriano's at second base. They sacrifice him,
lay down the bunt, fun mentals execution. He gets to third, and
then Rokio singles to center. Even if he didn't singles center, excuse me.
If he gets to get the ball in the air to the outfield,
in all likelihood he's scoring. There's your walk off. It's flipping ridiculous.
Man. Games like this, we don't think a lot of times they matter
because it's early May bull roar it does. Eventually they're going to matter.
And now look at your situation. We're creeping up every day, I tell
you this, we are creeping up thirty seven games deep almost at the quarter
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eight thirty five. Really looking forward to that to talk a little baseball,
and specifically Tigers, who lost yesterday in ten innings five to four to Cleveland.
I said just before the break, this is getting We're getting close.
We're getting close to that quarter pole. So many things can change in baseball.
It can be a challenging topic to talk baseball in sports radio because so
many things are different. Game to game. First game of the series didn't
score any runs. We were on these airwaves complaining about it. Game two,
Detroit opens up a can and scores eleven times. We were slightly concerned
with kent to my ETA. Let me take that back. More than slightly
concerned, very concerned in seven starts, but they won. This morning,
we're talking about a loss and the mental part of the game where guys are
just not doing what they're supposed to be doing. So again, don't want
to be super negative. Hate it. You're driving to work, you've had
a busy night the night before, Perhaps you get a lot of stuff going
on in your life. You really need somebody bitching and moaning about a baseball
game. Probably not. I'm just bringing up things that matter down the stretch.
At least I'm trying to. And I think if you watched, listened,
or read about you understand that those types of games, especially in the
Division, though it's just thirty seven games deep, do matter. Doesn't mean
they can't turn it around. But when you have baseball on a night tonight
basis, you're going to break it down once in a while. Okay,
So thoughts on the Tigers and the frustration a little bit from last night or
yesterday is there on the Meyer hotline for eight six six eight three eight forty
eight forty three. I liken it to this, It's a little like guarding
the inbound play in basketball. Do you guard the inbound play on the final
play Duke Kentucky way back in the day when Christian Lightner made his famous shot.
Well, I called Michigan basketball. Do you guard Ben Brust who launched
from mid court for Wisconsin and beat Michigan on a prayer? It's a philosophy,
Okay, do you believe in it? I don't know. It's the
same thing in extra innings? Do you believe in bunting the guy over?
So many people love that. This is kind of a kind of a cliche,
but so many people love what they love small ball in certain situations.
I don't think you marry one philosophy. I don't think you just say,
you know what, let's just we're gonna play small ball. That's what we're
gonna do every chance we get. I think it depends on the situation and
this situation, and he has been very consistent with it. A. J.
Hinch doesn't believe you do that. When you're the road team, you
try to dictate what the other team is going to have to do. And
I'm sure depending on the person in the box and the person on the base
pass, but for the most part, if he's the road team, he's
not playing for the one run, he's going to play for a bigger inning.
It's hard to argue with that. He really is a He's a fascinating,
borderline brilliant baseball guy. And I mean that. I mean, if
you sit down, you get a chance to talk to him. I've been
fortunate enough sit down talk to him, not just in his office but in
other settings, just about his philosophy in baseball, what makes certain situations more
important than others, how far ahead he's looking in games, all those things.
I'm sure you guys know this, but you know when offensive coordinators are
in a game, they're not looking at Okay, here's it's third down and
three, this is what I'm going to do. They've already got it done.
They've already decided because they have thought so many plays ahead. It's the
same thing in baseball. You're not managing inning by inning. You're looking ahead
constantly. It really is like a game of chess. You're trying your best
to set up the opposition. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. But
I liken it to that. I think it's very similar basketball. There's a
lot of people who swear by it. You've got to guard the inbound pass,
make them have it difficult. Guyle on the baseline. Guile on the
sideline doesn't matter. Make it difficult for the guy doing the inbounding. Some
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guy may be batting in a certain spot in the lineup. Totally get it.
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You saw the mistakes, you know, too many mistakes, you know,
pick a side of the ball, and and we didn't do enough to
win the game. So yeah, this one got away because I think we
put ourselves in a really tough spot to win the game. It's more about
the eighth inning cheap run. You know, we gave them, you know,
a full trip around the basis, so that counts the the lack of
attack on I mean we did. We made many mistakes. That's that's the
point. A J. Hinch following the game yesterday in a five to four
loss in ten innings, his frustration mounting in For good reason. He's referring
to the eighth inning. Joey Wentz on the mound for Detroit, Brian Rochio
singles to center On a strikeout. Rochio is still second. Jake Rogers throws
one into center field, first throwing era of the year for Rogers. Rochio
moves to third, and then a ground out to second allows Rochio to score
that gets him to within four to three. And then in the ninth it's
the home run by Fry, and then in the tenth it's their ability to
move the runner from second to third and then get him home with a single
to win it. You're up four to two. And then that in a
three inning stretch, eighth, ninth, tenth, ruins your day, ruins
your series, and to a certain extent, may ruin the road trip.
So Detroit barely above five hundred. Pitching for the most part there, right,
I would agree, pitching for the most part there, riees Oulsen was
really good, really good. And then this just ridiculous margin for error.
How many teams have that? What's the margin for error for certain teams?
For a team like Detroit, the margin for error is thinner than a margin
for air. For Baltimore, it's thinner than a margin for air. For
then it would be against a team like Philadelphia or Atlanta, or the Dodgers
or apparently Cleveland. You can say what you want about Cleveland, here's what
you cannot deny. Traditionally, under Terry Francona, and now it sure seems
like under Stephen Vote they are a team that is fundamentally sound. What's the
cliche, you don't beat yourself. The Tigers have a tendency to do that.
They beat themselves throwing air, misplaced pitch. It was outer half,
allowing a player to extend his arms, home run down the right field line,
base running air, the home run happens. Pitchers are gonna give up
home runs, and Craig Kimbrel is it now but was considered it is prime
the best reliever in baseball. One could argue he's a Hall of Famer,
and then he's one of the best closers of all time. Not the best,
but one of the best. Okay, last two times out he's given
up big bombs. He did yesterday against Washington, So those are going to
happen. I think you and I get that. I mean, that's what
baseball is, smashing home runs left and right. I mean, all you
got to do is watch some clips of games around the league. Go to
quick Pitch on MLB Network and you'll see home run after home run after home
run. I mean, yesterday, to Askar Hernandez, a couple of them
for the Dodgers. But the margin for error for Detroit is is not very
big. It's tough for it's tough for this team to overcome deficits, large
deficits because of their inconsistent offense. I've told you this for a while now.
It's not a team that is spectacular defensively. They don't have anybody like
Hapier Bias makes a spectacular play or two or three, and he really does,
but I don't. He's not a gold glove shortstop. They don't have
a gold glove out player on this team. Find me one. So their
offense is a little bit of a you know, up and down. Not
even their offense is challenged. Their defenses, okay, doesn't jump out of
It doesn't make you want to jump out of your seat and go, yeah,
okay, we got you now headed to anybody, No, that's not
how you feel about this team. I guess what I'm saying is this outside
of pitching, and pitching is going to come and go sometimes. I know
offense will do the same, but I mean from a pitching standpoint what I
mean by coming go Sometimes you can't expect Terrek Skouble to make thirty two starts
and be fantastic all thirty two. It's just not it's not realistic. It's
it's just not gonna happen. I expect, you know, Kent Tamaida to
be better than he's been so far. But overall, would you say you're
good with their pitching? Okay? Good? I would hope so hard to
deny what what resourceon did yesterday? Look even the greatest seasons of all time
was Steve Carlton's nineteen seventy two season. Are you aware then? You're a
young guy. I know that, But are you aware of that situation?
Carlton? Okay, no, okay, let me just give you a quick
thing. Philadelphia Phillies won fifty nine games in nineteen seventy two. Fifty nine.
They were horrible. Steve Carlton won twenty seven of those games. One
guy earned the win in twenty seven of their fifty nine games. How do
you like that? Twenty seven forty six percent of the wins went to one
man. He was the cy Young Award winner that year. He led the
league in wins. The cy Young Award winner came from a team that won
fifty nine games, led the league in wins, He led the league in
era. He led the league and starts with forty one You don't see that
anymore. He led the league in complete games with thirty. You'll never see
that anymore. That was a career high for him. By the way,
he led the league in innings pitched he threw for He threw three hundred and
forty six innings. Ben, That doesn't happen anymore. I know a lot
of people don't like quote end quote old guy. But sometimes old guy is
right. Sometimes old guy goes, you know what back in my day.
Sometimes old guy says, all I want is this something similar to this?
Last year, Logan Webb led the majors in innings pitched. Ben, guess
how many innings pitched Logan Webb of the San Francisco Giants threw led the league.
Take a gander. I have no idea two hundred and sixteen, Holy
cow, Okay, all right, Steve Carlton three hundred and forty six.
Yeah, that's a crazy difference. So he led the league in that category.
He also led the league in strikeouts. That's incredible stuff, absolutely incredible.
But he lost ten games. It's gonna happen. Can't expect him to
be perfect in forty one games. He still lost ten or forty one starts,
they should say. So he still lost a quart of his games,
maybe not all his fault, but you can't expect You cannot expect a pitcher
to be great every start. It's just not realistic. So Steve Carlton,
you know I use that example obviously. I'll give you an example of that
season. Even though he was the best in base play, he still gave
up four and runs in its fourth start that year. You gave up fore
and runs in his ninth and tenth starts as well. Fell apart June ninth
against the Mets. Complete game, gotta win, but gave up four and
runs and six walks. They actually, back then, they actually used to
let pitchers throw through it get out of it on their own. So I
would say, the pitching you'd be pleased with, and you feel like you
can use that to contend in a game. But the offense, the defense,
the base running all right now doesn't mean it can't change right now less
than is that a fair assessment from what I've gathered? Yes. Now,
Remember I'm the same person who said I expect this team to win the division.
That's the expectation I have. I believe this team should be good enough
to win it all the division, not the World Series, and not the
American Leegupennant, but they should win the division. NBA news yesterday, did
you watch this? New York beats Indiana one thirty to one, twenty one?
Really good game. Jaylen Brunson was hurt, missed the entire second quarter,
still scored twenty nine points in thirty two minutes. Og Ananobi had a
career playoff eight, missed most of the fourth quarter, and yet New York
still won. Not a big Knicks fan, but damn they're fun to watch.
Jalen Brunson just you're going, holy crap, how are you making some
of these shots? It's an entertaining It really is an entertaining series so far.
And I know it's only two games, but a ton of credit for
a team to lose really important players not once but twice in the game and
get it done now. Rick Carlisle's not happy, and I understand why he's
telling people, we just want a fair shot the referees. But New York
right now, right now, being led by a second round pick Jalen Brunson
and a guy taking twenty third overall og Onanobi out of Indiana late in the
first round. Pretty cool story. Same draft as Donovan Mitchell. By the
way, dude's really athletic, which also means what yes, same draft as
Lukenart Nikola Jokic wins the MVP. I think it was. I don't know
if it was yesterday or two days ago. I thought Doncis was gonna win
it because people get so enamored with scoring. I'm really glad Jokic won it.
I would have liked to have seen Shay Gilgess Alexander, quite honestly,
because yeah, you're looking for some fresh blood. But if a guy earns
it, he earns it, it's interesting. He's the MVP. Who do
you think the best player in the game is? Do you think it's one
and the same. How do you deny that right? I think you can
make some arguments. Love watching Anthony Edwards play Shay Gildas Alexander is really fun
to watch too, and both those guys actually play defense, as does Jokic.
In fairness, he garnered seventy nine first place votes, shake Gildess Alexander
garnered fifteen. That's how much people thought of it. Doncis finished third.
Janis Ante Tecompo, who went healthy still might be the best player in the
world. He's fourth, Brunson fifth. Jokic is the first center in sixty
years to win an MVP Award three times in a four year span. He's
also, you know, the last one to do it was Kareem Abdul Jabbar.
He's also the ninth player to ever win at least three MVPs. Right
now, if you're driving around Flint, Cadillac, Grand Rapids, Grayland,
Gaylord, Midland, Saginaw Bay City, Pataski, Charlevoid, Trevors City,
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saying some names out loud. Yeah, that's what I'd be doing too.
So you know Jabbar because he's got more than anybody. He's got six Mikey,
Bill Russell, Lebron, James Wilt Chamberlain, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson,
who's the last one. This might be the tougher one, Moses Malone.
Those are the other eight players that Nikola Jokic joined. When you're in
that category, when you're with those names, that's when people I hate when
we in the media put the proverbial cart before the horse, way too early,
right, the NFL Draft just finishes up. Let's look at next year's
NFL draft. Well, can we just enjoy this one first? You know,
national champion is crowned the next day, who's the odds on favorite to
win it next year? Can we just enjoy what this previous team just did.
I get the twenty four hour news cycle and the twenty four hour sports
cycle, but can't you let it rest for a little bit anyway, I'm
gonna I'm gonna do that right here when you're in that realm, Dude,
that is that's Hall of Fame stuff. Long way for him to retire,
let alone get in the Hall of Fame. But you gotta be at least
willing to acknowledge he's in amongst Hall of Fame players. When you're doing that,
that's impressive, really impressive. He finished top five in points, rebounds,
and assists in multiple years. That's see, he doesn't he doesn't fit
the narrative. He looks looks now because we're not playing against him. He
looks kind of awkward playing it, doesn't he I was going to say gumpy,
and that's not fair. He's he's an amazing player. But when you
finish top five in total points. He was fifth this year top five and
rebounds that's third this year top five and a This is second in multiple seasons.
The only other player to do that more than once is elgim Baylor again
Hall of Famer. Really good stuff. Meyer hotline is eighty six to six,
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