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Second hour of the program of Welcome
into Actions and bros who spent the first

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hour. You know, I'm sure
much to the dismay of some because I

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get it on on social media where
they get tired of the discussing of Tigers

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baseball. I guess my response to
them has always been okay, and we

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can do Wimbledon if you want.
We can check that out. I mean,

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there's a lot of other international things
you want to do, the co

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America thing, you know, thek
America Cup soccer. I don't know how

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long that conversation is going to go, but you know, feel free.

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I mean, give us a call, let us know what you think.

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Who's going to win Wimbledon doubles?
All right? My hotline eighty six six

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eighty three. It's July, shep. I mean, happy, happy fourth

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is July, by the way to
everybody. But isn't that part of the

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problem kind of what you're alluding to
here is that people don't want to talk

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about how bad the Tigers are and
what the problems actually are. They want

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to just bury it. You know
what, Trent, Here's the thing.

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I've never been a guy who wants
to dwell on the negative no glass half

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full. Yeah, I mean,
I think the easiest I say this about

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this business all the time. I
don't care if it's television or radio.

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I don't care if it's a podcast
or whatever. The easiest thing to do

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is open up a microphone and start
complaining. I truly believe there are some

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people in this line of work who
root against certain teams so they can do

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just that. It's the old cliche
shop negativity cells. Absolutely, there's no

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doubt about it. That is not
the point of my discussion or my summer

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long discussion regarding the Tigers, because
I told you, if you wanted somebody

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here to be positive, I told
you I thought they were going to win

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the division. I am not angry
that I am going to be wrong.

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I've been wrong before. I'll be
wrong again, so will you. What

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I'm angry about, And I said
this before the season began. I was

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concerned about how the team is built. And I'm even more convinced that I

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was right to have that high level
concern. It is not built well,

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and I worry about the direction.
What I used to complain about with Alavila

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in charge was the fact that they
were protecting people on the forty man roster

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that nobody else would take, and
they're doing it again, and they're trying

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to just plug little holes in the
dam. But the dam is bursting and

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it's pretty obvious. So I know. We get some texts, right Trent

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ye fire Away, Well, we've
got one that's pretty critical of Scott Harris

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says. I thought Harris was brought
in to fix a Vila so called mess.

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Instead, he re signed aj Boring, signed a Villa's guy to a

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big contract that never saw an MLB
batt depended on two of Avila's main guys,

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Torku and Green. Green is Steve
Kemp or Champ Summers at best good

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not great. He needs to trade
Green and Scooball to build around his guys

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and his timeline. Wow, interesting
take. That is an interesting take.

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I don't agree with it, but
I think it's it's well thought out.

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I agree with half of it.
How's that it's passionate. I do not

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agree that Riley Green is Champ Summers. First of all, Riley Green can

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play some defense, all right.
And by the way, Riley Green's got

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a career high sixteen home runs.
Not that I'm sitting here telling you that

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that's enough. I'm just saying that
I think Riley Green is finding his way

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all right. Champ Summers was a
defensive liability and never hit for average except

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for maybe a year or two.
I'd have to look up exactly what Champ

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Summers was all about. But he's
a two fifty lifetime hitter. Okay,

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so let's let's be careful on what
we're who were comparing people to. It

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may remind you of a time gone
by where it was that case. But

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and Steve Kemp, I mean,
to the Texter's point, Steve Kemp was

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a hell of a player at USC
and he was the first overall pick.

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What draft it's mid seventies, I
don't quite recall. But Steve Kemp,

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I mean, come on, Steve
Kemp didn't didn't have what Riley Green has

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athletically. I don't believe. Hey
shep for the record Champs Summers stats with

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the Tigers. I mean, his
batting average is three seasons, three thirteen,

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two ninety seven fifty five. So
by that token, just patting average

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alone, it's it's a so this
Texters point, it's a fair What's what's

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his lifetime for his career? He
hit two fifty five. Okay, so

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I was pretty damn close. Yeah
yeah. Let me ask you this.

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I bet you he never hit more
than twenty home runs once in his career.

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I'm guessing he hit twenty one one
time. Okay, so that was

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a career high. The twenty one, yes, yeah, Steve Kemp might

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be a better comparison. He wasn't
as athletic as as Riley Green, and

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Riley Green's been. You know,
he's it's three years, this is his

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third year. You want to trade
Riley Green at age twenty three? Age

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twenty three, who's starting to come
into his own. No thanks, I'll

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keep him. It does bring up
He's what the Texter has texted. Does

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make me wonder a little bit.
When a general manager comes in, are

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you supposed to get rid of everybody
from the previous regime. I'm just wondering.

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We'll again use the series that I
watched yesterday, America's game. Later

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on, they were talking about the
nineteen eighty two Washington Redskins. They were

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going in order, seventy four Steelers
they won the Super Bowl, seventy five

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Steelers won the Super Bowl, seventy
six Raiders they won the Super Bowl.

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I went away for a little bit, came back, saw the end of

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the eighty one nine Ers and then
the eighty two Redskins. What was interesting

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about that is that they had brought
in Joe Gibbs, and the belief was

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Joe Gibbs did not want the Old
Guard, didn't want Mark Moseley, didn't

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want Joe. Jacobe didn't want Joe. Thiseman, didn't want John Riggins.

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Thiseman, his story, drove over
to Gibbs's house and said, you and

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I need to talk. Gibbs didn't
want Thigsman. They end up winning the

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Super Bowl with thiseman. I think
good managers and good general managers, they

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don't feel like they've got to wipe
the slit the slate clean. Sometimes it's

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good to know who to keep.
You're not going to just whitewash the entire

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team because they weren't quote unquote your
guys. Yeah, I'm sure the first

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thing at Jenial ro manager does when
he's hired on the job, as he

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comes in, he looks right at
the roster, and then it's your job

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to evaluate what you want to hang
on to. Of course, but you

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one asks that you couldn't get rid
of all of it anyway if you wanted

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to. It makes absolutely no sense. And if if you want to use

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that philosophy, then you should get
rid of Trek suble Terrek Scuble too,

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just because he's from the Old Guard. If that's your philosophy, then when

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Chuck Day came in with the Pistons, he should have gotten rid of Isaiah

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Thomas. Yeah, should Trajan Langdon
get rid of Kay Cunningham. He's Troy

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Weavers guy, I guess. So
why would Steve Eiseman? Why did Steve

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Eisaman keep Dylan Larkin? Right?
And of course we're asking all these questions

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rhetorically right, but it's it just
you can't you can't have that mindset.

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I'm going to get rid of all
the guys that Alavilla brought in because here's

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the thing. Not everybody was terrible, So you're going to keep some of

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them, right. It's up to
you to decide, and I'm sure the

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Texter feels the same way. It's
up to you to decide who is worthy

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of keeping, who can you build
around? And then there's that balance.

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had a good holiday, listen.
I don't know. We say it's a

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holiday, which it is, but
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which is a special holiday, one
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us. I would hope to celebrate
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we have in life in the United
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you know, it's the ultimate cookout
holiday, right, Memorial Day, fourth

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of July? Right, was it
burgers, hot dogs, chicken or other?

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That's the pole question. What did
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Burgers, hot dogs, chicken or
other? You can vote as often

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as you want. We've tweeted it
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the results on Monday. We'll have
Wednesday's poll question coming up a little bit

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later on was the time to start
questioning the iSER plan. Is it yes

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or no? And hey, listen, that's your opinion may have changed.

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And I understand why your opinion may
have changed because of a recent signing.

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Good for them. You go out
and you get Tarasenko. It's a little

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bit older, but he, dude, performs to your deal. There's what's

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a better two year contract? Steve
Eiserman addressing a need. Okay, he

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had the need because David Peron signed
with Ottawa, right, So is it

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him signing Tarasenko to a two year
deal or Scott Harris signing kent to my

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Eda to a two year deal.
I think that's pretty easy. One is

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coming off the Stanley Cup Championship.
But anyway, it may have changed your

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opinion on our poll question from Wednesday. We're going to give you the results

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in the eight o'clock hour. We've
got some techs that I want to finish

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up with. Before the bottom of
the hour, we'll dive into some football.

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I did have something yesterday that I
really, I really wanted to get

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into with folks and see what they
see, what they think, not just

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about what I was watching, but
perhaps some of their favorite teams and why

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those teams were even if you weren't
a fan of them, what you appreciated

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most. Anyway, we'll get into
that at seven thirty five. Let me

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get to some techs, Trent,
what else we got? Well, someone's

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coming to the defense of the person
who made the Champ Summers Steve Kemp comparison

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for Riley Green. They say,
how many times has Champ Summers and Steve

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Kemp been hurt? Riley Green will
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home runs yearly, that is weeks
of no home runs while going two for

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twenty or on the il that is
Riley good, not great, good,

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not great? Okay, was Steve
kemper Champ Summers great? And just out

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of curiosity? When when did you
decide on how good or great they were?

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Like, Steve Kemp had a really
good season in nineteen seventy nine,

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hit three eighteen, had twenty six
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the way, I mean when he
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he wasn't playing every day he was
hurt in nineteen eighty one. Okay,

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people act like all these guys are
are constantly there are never hurt.

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That Riley Green's the only one to
ever get hurt. And Riley Green is

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still He's only twenty three. It's
not like he's injury prone. Remember when

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he hurt his foot, he legged
it into a triple. It was in

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a spring training game against the Yankees. I was there at it. I

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mean, it's not as if he's
Byron Buxton and getting hurt every single year.

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There's some other problem with Riley Green
today, Folks be careful. I

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don't know how. I don't know
the injury history with Champ Summers, but

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let me read you the number of
games he played. So either there are

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two things. Either he's injured or
he wasn't good enough to play. Champ

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Summers played twenty games, seventy six
games, eighty three games, fifty nine

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games, twenty seven games, No, my bad, seventy nine. He

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played one hundred and seventeen. The
most games he ever played in a career

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was one hundred and twenty. He
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in his career. In his eleven
year career. Now you may say,

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well, Riley Green hasn't played one
hundred games because he's been injured he's twenty

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three years old. Man, that's
it. Champ Summers, by the way,

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didn't play his first major league ga
untill he's twenty eight. You're going

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to compare Riley Green to Champ Summers. I think it's a ridiculous comparison.

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Yeah, clearly this Texter is just
disgusted with Riley Green and chet By the

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way, if you want to play, look, if you want to if

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you want to compare him to Steve
Kemp, Okay, that's fine. Again.

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I think Riley Green's much more athletic
than Steve Kemp. Steve Kemp was

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an incredible college baseball player. Steve
Kemp came to Detroit, played his first

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major league game at the age of
twenty two, and was very good for

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the first three years four years of
his career. I would take the production

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Steve Kemp gave you, I would
get if Riley Green gave you that,

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I would take it in a heart
beat. Because he hit with power twenty

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six homers twenty one homers in back
to back years, and he drove in

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runs over one hundred RBIs in each
of those two years, and his batting

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average, for what it's worth,
was two ninety years better. I would

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take that at age twenty four and
twenty five from Steve Kemp. Just remember

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this, Steve Kemp when he was
twenty three, same age as Riley Green.

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Right now, Ryley Green's already hit
more homers than Steve Kemp did that

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entire season, and Steve Kemp played
one hundred and fifty nine games. If

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you're going to compare things based on
what you think, you see or what

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you believe is most appropriate, I'm
just trying to help you out a little

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bit with the numbers, because sometimes, unfortunately, baseball is driven by numbers.

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Again, I'm not going to say
you're wrong. I think he's more

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athletic than Steve Kemp, but I
do believe if you look at the numbers,

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I'm giving you some stuff that you
can use moving forward. I would

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take him at the age of twenty
four and the age of twenty five,

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when Steve Kemp was highly productive.
I don't think it's fair to compare them

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right now, considering the minimal amount
of experience Riley Green has so far.

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This is year number three. He's
going to play over one hundred games this

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year. He played ninety nine last
year. The first year was really unfortunate.

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So I'm not making excuses for him. I'm just telling you, this

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dude is really athletic. He's a
much better defensive player than Steve Kemp,

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and I think offensively, I think
he's going to be a better hitter,

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but I understand the comparison early on
in their careers. What were you gonna

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say, Trent, sorry about that? No, I was just going to

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say I didn't really have Steve Kemp
and Champ Summers on my Bengal card this

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morning when I woke up and I
was wondering what we were going to talk

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about today. But I will say
this to your point that you're just making

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and year three for Steve Kemp,
because obviously it's year three for Riley Green.

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Steve Kemp wasn't All Star and he
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that's your bar, I think that
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ship, which is it's okay to
expect a little more. But I

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also think it doesn't need to go
so far in the other direction, the

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other extreme, where we want to
burn it down and ship Riley Green out

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of here. Well, and here's
I guess here's the other thing. If

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your takeaway, if your takeaway from
this Tigers season so far that is eighty

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seven games deep and nine games under
five hundred, is that Riley Green needs

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to be shipped out, then you
have missed on everything this team has done

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wrong every so far this year.
Now, I'm not asking you to read,

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absorb, and believe all that you're
reading about Riley Green and the media

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where they're saying he's a legitimate All
Star candidate. He's a legitimate All Star

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candidate for Detroit. I'm not saying
he's an All Star. I'm just telling

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you I think he's been their most
consistent and best everyday player. Terry School

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has been their best overall player,
and I want him on my team.

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There's a lot of guys that I
wouldn't go to bat for, but him,

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Deere Classic, Hayden Springer atop the
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That make you want to go out
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me more importantly. You saw the
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really nice courses. I'm not being
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you there's something special about standing at
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Tullymore and Saint Ives have that feel
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every green, every fair way.
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It's a Michigan masterpiece. I'm sure
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is have you played it two award
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in one spectacular destination. It's Tullymore. What I love most about it is

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this, you're done playing, right, You've played eighteen at Tullymore. The

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next day you're gonna play Saint Ives. But you want to relax that night,

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that Friday night, after a great
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that round by the twenty seven year
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and a birdie. Remember it wasn't
long ago where Cam Young at the Travelers

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shot at fifty nine. Couldn't wait
get that fifty eight. The old time

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record is fifty eight by Jim Furick. I believe that the Travelers anyway,

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Cam Young did it. And now
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of Hayden Springer, who has never
won on the PGA Tour, shoots the

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fourteenth ever sub sixty score in PGA
history. Shout at twenty seven on the

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front nine. So the second player
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couldn't win the Travelers. Will Hayden
Springer win the John Deere Classic. We'll

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find out this weekend. Welcome back
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six until nine. The Meyer hotline
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three and the text line is sports
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we get another text before we move
into a different topic. So let's bang

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that out, Trent, what's the
text say? Tuxer says, Oh,

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yeah, Cade Cunningham is a real
leader. He let his team play while

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losing, and he sat and watched. Yeah, people question leadership. I'm

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losing teams, and rightfully so.
I think Kate Cunningham could have played,

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but I think management kept him from
playing. Now, there's a part of

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you immediately says, what that wouldn't
happen with me. You would say I

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would demand I play. I get
it. I don't think that necessarily makes

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him a bad leader. If he's
doing what his management tells him to do.

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Frustrating, and I'm gonna be honest
with you, it's hard to argue

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it really is. I'm reminded of
this, and this kind of leads into

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my next topic. As I watched
America America's game on NFL Network yesterday,

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you learn on these on a lot
of this stuff. Terry Bradshaw was horrible

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early on in his Pittsburgh Steelers' career. Players set it, whether it be

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Dwight White, me and Joe Green, whomever. Players set it and management

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set it, and it's hard to
argue they didn't win. He was considered

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a poor leader, and yet he
became a Hall of Fame quarterback who never

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lost in four Super Bowl tries.
He became a really important piece to the

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Steelers dynasty three and five his rookie
year with a league high twenty four picks,

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five and eight, the following season
with twenty two interceptions, and then

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look what happened. Suddenly he finds
himself, His team becomes an outstanding team

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and really the measuring stick for all
teams. He eventually wins an MVP,

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He's a three time pole bowler and
becomes a Hall of Fame quarterback. The

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early judgment on him in today's day
and age would have been he's a bad

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leader. Fast forward a couple of
years Washington Redskins. Joe Thiseman there was

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remember there was a lockout in football. Players didn't like what they were being

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offered. They had had enough.
So I believe it was nineteen eighty two.

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You know what Joe Thiseman did.
Joe Teiseman brought his players together while

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there was while there was a lockout, and they practiced. He organized it.

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He went from being a guy who
was not necessarily considered a leader,

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but more of a me too guy, all about me, me me.

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He went from that guy to being
a leader. So you can change.

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You can change perception. You can
be changed from within your own locker room

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and being a guy who on a
team that wasn't very good suddenly became pretty

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damn good and then you forget about
that stuff. Let's hope Kate Cunningham can

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do that with the Pistons. I'm
not going to tell you whether or not

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to think the guy's a great leader
or not, all right, I mean,

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you have an opinion. I respect
your opinion. It's based on your

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perception and what you've seen. I
can tell you players believe in him,

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if that helps you. I believe
that players respond to him, and the

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coaches do too. I think sports, especially in basketball, we can be

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either deceived or when you look at
it, it's a it's an acknowledgment of

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what you originally thought about a player. And that is because you see so

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many coaches talk about how great their
player may be, and almost you feel

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like they're almost making excuses for them. And so when coaches are defending their

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guy, you're like, come on, man, I mean I can watch

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it too. I can see from
my own eyes. Don't tell me that

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it's a fake real Don't tell me
that it's fake video. I see it,

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I watch it. I recognize it
too. Give me some credit for

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having that type of opinion. So
I understand that, I really do,

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and I appreciate the text very much. I'm not going to knock him as

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a leader yet. There it's it's
pretty damn hard leading really bad teams.

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Ask anybody Archie Manning was a really
good quarterback, folks, but his teams

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sucked. Does that mean does that
mean he wasn't a very good leader?

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Sometimes it's down to Sometimes it's down
to whether or not you got some talent,

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right, mikeses Mike Trout a bad
leader? Yeah, right? Well,

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quite honestly, I think it's a
good example. But that's a tough

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example because he is so good.
There is a time where he's the greatest

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player in the world and one of
the greatest of all time. But they

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didn't. Actually, there's a lot
of people who do knock his leadership because

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he is not as vocal and he
is not doing the things that many people

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feel the leader should be. Folks, we all lead in different ways.

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What what do you consider leadership or
what do you consider answer this? What

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do you consider a great leader to
do or be? What is it what's

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the most important part of a leader? What is it you have to do

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to prove you're a really good leader? Great leaders? Some coach gave this

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outstanding quote. Great leaders are not
the best at everything. They find people

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who are the best at different things
and get them all on the same team.

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Let me say that again. Great
leaders are not the best at everything.

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They find people who are the best
at different things and get them all

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on the same team. That's pretty
damn good, pretty damn good. Well,

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and just quickly shep I mean to
your point about players believing in kid.

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We can circle back on this.
This Piston season gets a lot closer

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but the new GM comes in the
first big movie makes is to extend him

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for two hundred and twenty six million
dollars. I mean he believes in him

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as well. So I would kindly
suggest to pump the brakes on the Caid

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Cunningham criticism. I think what Trajan
Langdon has done early on speaks volumes.

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Yeah, they also recognize perhaps that
you've got to have a building base,

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and perhaps maybe there's guys who are
just not going to They don't feel like

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certain guys are going to come here, right. Yeah. I don't like

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being who said it, Kirby Smart. Don't be a blame guy. That's

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the first sign of a loser mentality
when you blame somebody else for a mistake.

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And I don't think the thing that
endured Joe Montana so much to the

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San Francisco forty nine Ers fan base
and players was, and I think Dwight

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Clark and Randy Cross said this,
was that he accepted responsibility for everything,

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even though it wasn't his fault.
So there's an interception and the coaches are

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breaking down film and they're blaming it
on the receiver in Montana goes, now,

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that's my bad. I did this, there's a fumbled snap, which

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is usually the center's fault. Joe
Montana was saying, No, I pulled

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out too early. That's my fault. It's not on Randy. Players recognize

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that stuff. That's what I love
about watching some of the old films from

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those teams. It takes me away
from the look at me, the self

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acknowledgment phase of sports, which is
today. It's a part of me that

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feels kind of bad for my kids
and even the kids growing up right now.

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All it is is the look at
me moment. I shouldn't say that's

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a lot of it is the look
at me moment, and then you get

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the kids doing the exact same thing. It's all about me because I saw

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it on TV, or I saw
it when I went to the ballpark or

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the arena or the stadium. I
see what they're doing. So I'm going

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to do the same thing. Go
watch film of Franco Harris or Roger Craig

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and see what they did. OJ
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guys I'm sitting here watching from a
year ago. I'm thinking wow. Or

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from yesterday on America's Game on the
NFL Network, I'm thinking, man,

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those guys were so flipping good,
so humble, and yet entertaining. I

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think we've fallen into a trap where
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boring, in order for you to
be entertaining, you got to show pizzazz

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and you got to show some attitude
and all this other stuff. And that's

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fine. I'm not saying it's wrong. I'm just saying, don't give me,

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don't tell me that. Oh,
let them be kids. Those guys

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back then they were kids too.
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It was about their team more than
anything else. That's what I thought

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was the beauty of it. Now
it's more about look at me, everybody.

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I'm going to point to the back
of my jersey. We've always been

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told that the name on the front
of the jersey is a hell of a

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lot more important than the name on
the back, Is it really not?

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When you're sitting there pointing, not
when you're want you're you're fifteen seconds of

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fame, So you can parley that
into a big deal and so on and

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so and get what you can,
I suppose, but stop with the you

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know what, I really I don't
like the individualism and sport. Well,

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then you turn around and you complain
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I think you can have both.
I don't know what it changed,

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but I think you can have both. Loved watching that stuff yesterday. One

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of the things that I recognized was
I think it was the seventy five Steelers.

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They had nine members of their defense, nine make the Pro Bowl.

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All three of their linebackers, Lambert, Ham and Russell were first team All

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Pro. That's how good they were. When people talk about the great teams

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in football, and I get the
you know, the affinity for the Baltimore

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Ravens with Ray Lewis and Rod Woodson
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understand that, all right. And
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five when they dominated the Steelers defense. When I was the Steelers defense,

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everyone talked about the you know,
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front, the steel Curtain was their
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those guys up front and Dwight White, those are the four defensive linemen.

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