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. Do you go play to win? When you start
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a double dip with Pittsburgh yesterday. You know that by now they shut out
the Pirates eight zip. Matt Verlin continues to rule man. He has been
really impressive. Three run homer and four RBIs in the first game. Turk
Schooble more impressive, probably the most impressive Tigers so far, No probably about
it. He is incredible, improving to seven and one, toss seven scoreless
innings, allowed just three hits, struck out eight. He is the odds
on favorite from what I saw yesterday to win the American League. Say young,
long, long, long way to go. But shows you what nationally
people think of Trek's scouble, and they should. He's got everything you could
possibly want in his arsenal. So he strikes out eight, scatters three hits,
lasted seven innings through ninety three pitches. Couldn't help. But wonder a
little bit how Tiger fans we're feeling when Trek Scougle was pulled. Now Detroit
had a comfortable lead, so it probably didn't matter to you when they pulled
him. It was ate nothing when the game ended, it was ate nothing.
But watching Baltimore a little bit last night and you flip back and forth.
Baltimore's really good. I really like their team. But Corbyn Burns is
pitching for the Baltimore Orioles, a guy who I mean, he's got a
solid track record. They're playing Boston Division game and Corbyn Burns is out there,
keeps himself in, talks himself into staying in the game, and in
the seventh inning and he through one hundred eight pitches on the night he got
the win. So he's five and two, Baltimore gets the win. They're
thirty five and nineteen. They're really good. Gunner Henderson went yard yet again,
so he ties the major league lead in home runs. Who's got more
home runs, Gunner Henderson or Aaron Judge. Right, it's Gunner Henderson,
the twenty two year old second round pick out of high school. Now,
before people start to go, see that's why you should bring up Max Clark,
Gunner Henderson, what he did in the miners a little different. Okay,
so you get some you get some seasoning there. But Corman Burns talked
himself into it, talked to his manager, talked to his coaches. He's
like, you know what, I want to stay in this game. I'm
in this game. People love that stuff backfires, but I love it too.
One hundred and eight pitches and we make it sound like that's a huge
deal when it never used to be. But it never used to be was
a long long time ago. So here's what I was thinking while I was
watching this last night. We always refer to the past with certain statistics that
fit our narrative, but yet we want to adapt to the new analytics and
the various things that allow what we think athletes or why we think athletes are
better today than before. We really want to have it both ways. And
I don't think I don't think you're alone in that, because I'll take myself
up. I feel the same way I do. But I hear this all
the time. You know, guys are bigger, stronger, faster. Yeah,
okay, then why aren't they doing Why aren't they doing what these guys
used to do. I'm a little confused at that. I'm a little confused
at why we think today's athletes are so much better, so much bigger,
so much stronger. And by the way, I do believe they I do
believe they are, but they can't do what some of those guys did in
the past. I'll give you an example. Mickey Lulich in nineteen seventy one
started forty five games, one twenty five of them and completed twenty nine.
In other words, he completed more games than most guys will start this year.
That's impressive, don't you think. Okay, well, Mickey Lolich's and
he was a horse. There's no doubt that he was one of the more
durable pitchers you could find. But when you look at his game log and
you see not just the innings pitched, but the number of pitches, you'll
be blown away at how often he threw a hundred pitches in a game.
It's amazing. And yet I'll rave about Corbyn Burns, not to take anything
away from Corbin Burns, because Corbyn Burns was really impressive. He really was.
You would want to see that out of your picture, wouldn't you.
Hell yeah, you would. Seth Lugo Kansas City Royals. Here's a guy
who I mean, not many people thought he would be in the situation that
he is in right now with Kansas City. Not many people thought Kansas City
would be for crying out loud. I mean, Kansas City is a team
that was dreadful, couldn't score a year ago. They just beat Minnesota six
to one. They banged out ten hits. Bobby with Junior continues to do
what he does. Salvador Perez finds the fountain of youth Seth Lugo yesterday one
hundred pitches in the victory over Minnesota. Now, it took him six innies
to do it, but he got to win. He's nine and one.
I bring this up only to make sure when you're having that conversation with your
buddies and they're like, oh, school is definitely going to get the cy
young as of right now, bring up Seth Lugo and how good he's been.
And when you have that conversation with your buddies and they say, well,
you got to get him out of there after ninety five pitches. I
don't know many guys who would say that, but you could have run into
that conversation. Bring up Seth Lugo one hundred pitches. Bring up Corbin Burns
one hundred and eight pitches. It's not that uncommon. Yes, unfortunately it
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flat. You're down to nothing, you don't have a shaw eight minutes in.
What are you thinking on the bench and what changed for your group?
I was thinking it was going to be long night and it didn't look very
good. We you know, yeah, things weren't going our way. They
looked much sharper making plays and I'm not sure which line it was the kind
of got things going. Obviously, the big turning point was the McLeod goal,
but you know, you know, it wasn't the start. But you've
seen this right through the series where both teams have absolutely dominated and then the
other team is dominated like it's been back and forth, and you know,
we didn't have our start, and which is you know, hard to overcome
because you know you're down to nothing in a game like this, it's hard
to overcome. But you know, I think we just got back to where
we were supposed to be playing. You know, I think a lot of
it had to do with maybe the turnovers at the blue line where we weren't
getting pucks in deeper and they were just quick transition and then we're just,
yeah, we're always in a bad position for that next shift. That's Chris
not Block, the head coach of the Edmonton Oilers. This is his first
playoffs because this is his first year. Actually one of the first changes among
the NHL Caroseol earlier this year. No Block, who was a junior's coach
of Conor McDavid, goes to Edmonton. McDavid takes off, the Oilers take
off and they're playing in the Western Conference finals. Team things up last night
for his team by making a few lineup changes and it paid off as they
win five to two. They scored five on answer to nothing Dallas early on
and you're thinking, oh, stars, better team, and here we go
and they're going to go back home up three games to one with a chance
to close it out until Edmonton responded. And that's part of being a really
good head coach, having a feel for what your team needs in that type
of situation, and it doesn't always work out. But he made the changes.
He felt it was really important. He did say this. He says,
there's not a decision I make without consulting five to twelve people. He's
got the final say, but he does have to talk to his staff.
He feels like that was important. He said, last night, I was
talking with Paul Coffee on the phone and we decided what we wanted to do.
Still hadn't made the decision that night. We made the decision this morning.
That was in regards to some of the changes. He reinserts Corey Perry
and Ryan McLeod for Warren Fogel and Sam Carrick. He brings in defenseman Philip
Broberg for Vincent de Charnay. Bro Berg had yet to play in the playoffs.
That's a risky, gutsy move, but it paid off. Connor McDavid,
by the way, had three assists now his twenty four in the playoffs.
This is exactly could the NHL really ask for anything more? Rangers Panthers
three straight games, overtime series tied to two, Dallas Edmonton a tug of
war back and forth series tied to two. Now, I know what a
lot of people probably think. Man, the NHL really wants the Rangers and
the Stars, two big markets, two American based teams. A Canadian based
team hasn't won the Cup since ninety three, right with the Canadians. Edmonton
might be the outlier there, Yeah, Toronto, that would be one thing
I'm not saying the NHL would be or the people who run their ratings would
be thrilled with a team like Calgary, for example, making the finals.
But you get Edmonton in there, and you use the best player in the
world as part of your marketing strategy, then you should be all right.
With Connor McDavid, I didn't get to the second game of the Tigers Pirates.
Paul Skeen's was a dominant force for Pittsburgh. They blow out Detroit ten
to two. Skiens celebrates his twenty second birthday by striking out nine and six
innings. Andrew McCutcheon, who I've always liked, I think he's a hell
of a player. He's been a hell of a pro over sixteen hundred career
hits. Now, not that that gets you in the Hall of Fame,
because it doesn't, but think about that for a moment. That's it's when
you hear about the three one thousand hit group, how long it would take
to get three thousand hits. It's it's simply amazing. Andrew McCutchen is now,
he's still productive. If he's thirty seven thirty seven, he's played sixteen
years. Her his first year he was a twenty two year old. That's
you're in the major leagues at age twenty two. That's pretty damn good,
don't you think. Yeah, And he hit two eighty six, so he's
he's twenty two when he enters. He's had a very productive career. For
the most part, he has been very healthy. Look at these games played,
one hundred and fifty four, one fifty eight, one fifty seven,
one fifty seven, one forty six, one fifty seven, on and on
and on. Right, I say, for the most part, dude's got
over sixteen hundred hits. It's a hell of an accomplishment. He's played sixteen
years he's barely halfway there to three thousand. He ain't getting three thousand.
But Andrew McCutchen has been again one of the better players I think of his
generation. Gold Glover, four time Silver Slugger, five time All Star.
It's been an MVP again. Not a Hall of Famer, but I've always
liked him. He's got over sixteen hundred career hits. He homered yesterday for
his six one thousand, six hundredth hit, and in each of Paul Skeene's
starts, Andrew McCutchen has homered. Kind of a unique figure there. So
they went at ten to two, and as I mentioned, Skeens was phenomenal.
You want power pitchers, we get all enamored with them, and rightfully
so. Triple digits on a regular basis, and a guy who he's going
to be a force to be reckoned with. He's a really good story.
If you don't know about it, check it out. Really good story.
Transferring to LSU becoming the most outstanding player in their national championship run. Seems
like a really good kid. I don't know him, haven't interviewed him,
but how can you deny the stuff took him a little longer. You know,
he was a little I mean, while the strike zone was there,
ninety six pitches to get through six trying to put guys away, seventy pitches
were strikes. Gave up a home run to Matt Vierling, who has homered
in what four or five games. It's incredible what Vierling's been doing lately,
which goes to show, you know, now's the time right here where people
are probably saying, look, this guy's everyday player. He's hitting like one
I said earlier. As much as I like Matt Fielding, and I do,
I like him a lot. He's a really good dude. He's a
really good player at Notre Dame. Tigers did a nice job in getting him
from Philadelphia. Soto clements to Philly for Vereling, Nick Mayton, Donnie Sands,
and Donnie Sands is in the miners somewhere. I think it's the Giants
organization. Mayton no idea. Cody Clemens has been pretty good for Philadelphia,
trade work for both teams right for the most part, as hot as vere
League's been, and he has been hot in two eighty nine selection five oh
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but their basketball and their hockey teams are pretty damn good as well,
Unlike those who follow the New York Mets. The Mets lost to the Dodgers
yesterday and afterwards expected two if they didn't already. It has not been confirmed,
but the belief is they're going to cut or hit Lopez because he was
part of a contingent from the bullpen that surrendered the loss to the Dodgers ten
to three. Lopez came in and gave up a two run bomb to Shojey
Otane and then on the next batter it was Freddy Freeman. There's never really
an easy out in that Dodgers lineup. Lopez had an argument with Ramon Dejeusu's
who is a third base umpire and ruled that Freddy Freeman checked his swing on
a possible strike. Lopez thought he went around, they argued. Lopez was
ejected. Lopez then threw his glove into the stands. After being ejected.
He would later say what I mean, why you say this? Who knows?
I mean, just a complete idiot apparently. But he basically said,
this team, it's the worst efing team in the entire Major League Baseball exact
quote, worst team probably the whole fing MLB. That's a guy who does
not care, right who in their right mind? Now we all get emotional.
I got emotional yesterday and we had a caller call in and say,
Ship, do you need a hug? Right? I mean, yeah,
it takes place every once in a while. This is going to happen.
I don't know if it was Jake or Scott or Maurice. I forget who
it was, Freddie whatever, Dave. Anyway, we all get emotional.
You want a cooling off period. If you've ever umpired or refereed anything,
if you ever coached anything. I used to be a co I coached my
kids in football when they were in seventh and eighth grade, fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth grade, and I used to meet with parents before the
season began the very first practice on purpose, and I said, I would
say to them, you may have an issue with me at some point during
the season, me and other members of the coaching staff. All I ask
you to do is give it a beat, give it twenty four hours,
think about it for a moment, and then come and let's talk. Because
I've been there, done that. I can't say that I've always followed my
own advice, but for the most part I did as a parent, So
I get it, you know. So we all get emotional. Jorge Lopez
having microphones in his face right away after being ejected, having a glove thrown
up in the stands, and coming off reportedly what was a player's only meeting
while their manager is talking to the media. The players behind closed doors,
reportedly called by Francisco Lindor media comes in interviews Lopez, he still says something
as stupid. That's what it is. It's flat out stupidity as that.
Do you really think that will endure you to that clubhouse, that organization,
that fan base, or any other team who may be in need of a
reliever. Honestly, idiocy, It's just flat out idiocy. I can't understand
why in the world any But again, I get the whole emotion part.
I really do. I can appreciate it. We have all been in something
similar regarding emotions. But this isn't a Seinfeld episode. It's not where George
is all ticked off because he can't use the boss's bathroom, goes in and
calls him a joke and gets fired and then tries to come back the next
day and say, you know what, you thought I was serious or after
the weekend you thought I was serious. I wasn't serious. No, that's
not the way it works, man. And here's the thing, Lopez.
For the most part, I mean, he's been an effective player. There
are certain attributes that you would probably like to have coming out of your bullpen
had some success. He's not as good as Pablo Lopez from Minnesota as a
starter, but Hore Lopez has had a spell twenty twenty two, for example,
where he's been pretty effective, used pretty regularly, and could give you
some decent innings. Not now, who the hell's going to take a chance
on a guy like this? Now he's not so electric. Okay, he's
not Josh Hater for crying out loud. He's not so electric. That makes
you go, hmmm, yeah, I'm gonna throw him a lifeline there,
and it just boils over. I suppose to do what that team is really
dealing with. You're talking about a three hundred and seven million dollar payroll and
they've got twenty two wins. You want some perspective for that. Oakland has
a sixty four million dollar payroll. They have more wins. Cincinnati has a
one hundred two million dollar payroll. They have twenty four They have more wins.
Pittsburgh, who just left town with a split against Detroit, has an
eighty three million dollar payroll. They have twenty six wins, four more than
the Mets. Tampa's got twenty seven wins. Their payroll is ninety eight million
dollars compared to the Mets is three hundred and seven. I'm not saying we
shouldn't be disappointed with where our team is right now, because I think that's
a I think that's fair. But sometimes it's okay to put it in perspective
and what the Mets are going through, and then what what the Mets have.
Francisco Lindor. Somebody asked me this. I don't know if it was
last week, but they asked me what I thought of Francisco Lindor, and
I said, I really like the guy, really like him. He's having
a terrible year that in two eleven on base percentage of two seventy nine,
slugging three seventy two h Those are hard numbers to digest. League average for
a team for a team, on base percentage is a three to eleven,
League average for a team slugging is a three to eighty seven. And yet
Lindor's giving you a two seventy nine OBP for a guy who is making the
amount of money that he makes thirty four million dollars. Starling Marte twenty one
million bucks, Peter Alonso injured twenty million bucks, Brandon Neimo twenty million bucks.
Brandon Neimo's betten a Chris two to fourteen man not a baby. Maybe
it's the wrong statistic to focus on. Maybe it's very convenient that I use
the low number because he has been that disappointing. I'm just giving you some
numbers to try and put it in perspective for when we have our next Tigers
disappointing discussion. And the Tigers are in Boston tonight. It's the first of
four against the Red Sox at Fenway Park, and it is the first of
a seven game road trip for the Tigers. You'll hear this coming up a
little bit later on in the Den. But every time I think of Boston
and anytime I used to go there, and I would encourage anybody if you
want to go to a really good baseball park, if you are one of
those folks. I got a friend of mine at the gym. Every summer
he takes his grandkids to different ballparks. So he and I are talking constantly,
and he always says, you know, give me some ballparks. I
really should take my kids too. Depends on how far you want to go,
but if you can, I mean Fenway Park is worth it. It
reeks of baseball. That's what you want, right, for some reason,
more than any other sport. You go into a Bay baseball stadium and you
want it to feel like baseball. Football. We get that's all purpose.
Hockey and basketball arenas, they're all purpose. Even though concerts and other events
oftentimes are played at baseball parks, you still want the feel of a baseball
stadium. Am I right? That's how I at least that's what I want.
Fenway Park gives you that, Chavez Ravine Dodger Stadium gives you that,
Kaufman Stadium in Kansas City gives you that. Pittsburgh P and C Park gives
you that. There are certain places when you go you're like, this is
what it's all about. I know they've had an outdoor hockey game there.
I know they've had a bull game there. The point is, when you
go into that ballpark, you feel like you're in a baseball stadium. Yes,
Wrigley Field is like that, absolutely, But I'm just telling you,
if you get the chance, go to Fenway Park. But when I think
of Fenway, I immediately think of Tiger Stadium. Now there's a lot of
you listening to me who never went to Tiger Stadium, and I feel bad
for you. I do. It was all baseball, man, it was
for me. It was a bit of a haven. I loved going there
as a kid. Well. Tiger Stadium and Fenway Park opened April twentieth,
nineteen twelve. They opened on the same day, and they were the oldest
ballparks in baseball until nineteen ninety nine, when, of course, the last
game was played between the Tigers and the Royals in Detroit. One in dramatic
fashion and wore the throwback uniforms and Robert Fick hit a home run over the
roof, and it was it was magical, quite honestly, it was a
magical night when the Tigers beat the Royals that day, and when Tiger Stadium
closed, it was emotional for a lot of us. I always found it
a prideful thing for Detroit and the state of Michigan to have the oldest ballpark
in the country, as a charter member of the American Lake, an original
charter member of the American League, to have the oldest ballpark, to have
it have the different names, Bennett, Navin, Tiger, all that stuff.
It was. I just thought it was fantastic, and it was something
I used to brag about going around the country. Nothing against Komerica Park.
I do like co America Park. It just doesn't have the same feel to
me. Why that is, huh, you know probably age right. I
mean for a lot of you young people, Comerica Park is that you have
that feel. I don't know for me, if it's because of the Feriress
Wheel or the Merry Go Round or Big cac Cord or I don't know.
I can't explain it. I just know when you walked into Tiger Stadium,
you smelled the grass. You went in there, and just I can close
my eyes and picture it now. You walk up a ramp and when you
see that ballpark, your heart just opens and you get goosebumps. I never
had that feel for Comerica anyway. It was something that I thought was very
prideful for Detroiter's the Tiger Stadium and Femway Park with the oldest, and then
of course Wrigley Field, and then it's Dodger Stadium that's been around a long
time. You can't get that back. That doesn't mean that they should have
kept it. I mean, I remember I was kind of on the warpath,
saying I would like to see them renovate it. I get why they
moved where they moved, and it makes a ton of sense for downtown Detroit,
no question, totally get it. Very convenient for visitors, very cool
for fans, foot traffic and all that other stuff. So I understand it.
But Fenway Park is going to be mecca or is mecca for people in
Boston and people who watch baseball. The thing about Fenway Park that ownership group
committed to renovations. Again, different scenario, it's a different situation. I'm
not blaming the Tigers here for building a new ballpark or taxpayers building a new
ball park and having the team play where it does. It's just that Boston
chose to preserve what they felt was special to their baseball fans, and they
have renovated it so where it's still even though it has that old school feel,
it is still updated with the amenities that you would want in a new
ballpark, except for I mean, you're pretty crunched in there. But they
what did they do? They built seats above the Green Monster. Brilliant,
absolutely brilliant. They have made renovations that will keep Fenway Park usable through at
least two thy sixty one. And you can say what you want about certain
organizations, certain cities, a certain fan base, but that lineage that linked
the past to have it be the oldest ballpark and it's not going to lose
that status anytime soon. You have to tip your cap to them. Meyer
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