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the Caucus Club in downtown Detroit.
Tiger is a loser yesterday at Texas.

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That means the Rangers one three out
of four. Detroit's in Minnesota for a

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weekend series tonight. Kent to my
Eta is Again, as I said in

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the six o'clock hour, I try
really hard not to be two to judge,

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because it can be such an emotional
roller coaster, especially in baseball,

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when your team is good one day
or one series and down the next.

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It can come crashing down to a
halt. But Kent and Maada lasted two

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and two thirds, allowed seven Hicks, six runs, five of them earned.

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He allowed not one, not two, but three home runs. Now

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you got Matt Manning who had a
really good spring. I know, I

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know it's just spring training. Chip, I know, I'm just using it

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as an example. This is why
you try and build depth. It's not

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like Maeta has any minor league options, so you sign him to a free

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agent contract and he comes in.
It's not like he was great a year

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ago. But he has struggled mightily. He has a seven point six four

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er through four starts. I mean
right out of the shoot. It's a

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fastball that doesn't reach ninety miles an
hour. And Marcus Simeonsa see you and

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Homeward Kentomaieta has thrown seventeen and two
thirds innings so far in four starts.

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That's not good when you're averaging about
four innings per start. But anyway,

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he has allowed in those seventeen and
two thirds innings seven bombs. No,

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that's not good enough. That's not
going to work. This team, even

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though they scored seven runs yesterday,
had double digit hits. This team is

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not good enough to overcome defensive mistakes
and that type of consistently bad pitching as

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simple as that. Not a whole
lot more needs to be said about this

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team, just the way it works. Can't do it. Also, last

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night, the NHL wrapped up the
regular season. The Kings were winners the

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Knight's losers, So that means Edmonton
Conor McDavid drive title. Hymen, those

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guys, They're going to take on
the Kings for the third straight year.

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Edmonton has won the previous two.
The Kings get third place in the Pacific

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with ninety nine points, Vegas ninety
eight points, number two wild card.

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They opened with Dallas. I saw
this on social media yesterday, didn't quite

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get to it in our program on
X's and Bros. On Thursday. The

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White Sox two days ago had a
doubleheader against Chicago. Somebody sent a video

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of the ballpark. A lot of
that depends on when the person was taking

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the video, but it looked like
there was nobody there, and the comment

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was literally maybe maybe a thousand people
there. That was the person who took

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the video, not me, So
it made me go, hmm, I

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wonder if that's actually true. I
look up the box score, which can

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be very misleading, by the way, because they go by tickets sold right,

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not by attendance, not who's at
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they sold. Still, in that
double header, they sold only ten,

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four hundred and twelve tickets. That's
brutal. That's tough to stay alive.

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If you're a baseball team, phone
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can text US Sports Radio to twenty one

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thousand and jump in on the conversation. I do want to get to the

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Lions' new uniforms. We'll do that. That's seven twenty. But I wanted

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to know if any of you watched
the Matthew Stafford documentary playing in Detroit in

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the playoffs yesterday on NFL Network.
I watched it. I thought it was

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pretty good. I also understand it
was produced by the Rams, so it

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can be you know, it's leading
you in an area to where they want

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to lead you to. It's borderline
propaganda. But I did enjoy it.

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I always like the things that you
can't always get, the inside stuff miked

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up and so on and so forth. Let's go to the phone lines,

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Ben, who do we got with
us? You got Danny and Brighton?

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Oh great, hey Danny, how
are you shove? My friend? Good

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morning, my friend? Always a
pleasure if you know't mat. I kind

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of want to back up to the
you were talking about the Tigers to the

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last couple of games, and I
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the same thing about Kent and Maida
that you know that could be one of

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Scott Harris's wish because you can't send
him down, so even if you do

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put him on the shelf, he's
still on the roster. You can't,

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like you bring Ulet's say, you
bring up Matt Manning to take a spot

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in the rotation, somebody else has
to go down besides Maida, which is

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that's a tough that's tough. And
Chris mccosky's talking about this early on that

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he didn't have a bad spring,
but all of a sudden his fastball was

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eighty eight eighty nine and that's where
it is right now, and that's problematic.

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I don't know, I don't know
what to do about that. Well,

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here's what happens, Danny. You
can't send him down. But he

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can get injured, wink wink.
He can have shoulder sorts, he can

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have a lower back problem. You
know that that that blister on the fingershut.

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That's a real tough thing. Along
with absolutely yeah, I mean you've

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got you got some del Toy problems. You know, you got a calf

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muscle situation. You can go on
the tendail. There are ways around it,

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for sure. Look, I don't
I get in the whole spring,

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and I just brought it up with
Matt Manning. I don't know what your

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thoughts are on it. I'm more
apt to measure what he did a year

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ago than I would be in the
spring six and eighty year ago. Give

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up almost a home run per game. I don't think he had a terrible

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year from Minnesota. He was injured
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No, I didn't come around though
like the last you know, six

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weeks two months of the season where
he pitched better coming off, because I

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think he came off Tommy John didn't
he. Yeah, he missed the entire

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twenty twenty two campaign. Yeah,
yeah, yeah. And the thing about

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Matt Manning is and the reason why
he didn't make the team is he gave

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up the home run ball and still
does and that's you know, that's problematic.

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Yeah, it is. And thanks
for the phone call, Danny.

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I appreciate it very much. We're
up against a break. Yeah, he

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gave up the home runball. You're
right, Kent. Tomaid has given up

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seven homers in seventeen two thirds innings. Damned if you do, Damned if

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you don't. I suppose we'll get
into the football aspect of it. Matthew

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Stafford and that documentary. Also,
the Lion's new uniforms are the alternate uniforms.

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I've got an issue. I'd love
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to be. But what we're talking
about, Although I do want to dive

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into the documentary, it's a Rams
documentary, is what it was, with

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Matthew Stafford and his trip back to
Detroit for the playoff game won by the

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Lions a year ago. Lions are
the better team, no doubt about that.

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Matthew Stafford was very good. He
was excellent in that game. Whether

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you like him or not, it's
hard to deny. You throw three hundred

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and sixty seven yards a couple of
touchdowns give you a team a chance to

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win when the other team is clearly
superior. It's pretty impressive. Remember this

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is a guy who was three and
five after sidelined against Dallas he injured his

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thumb. The Rams are three and
six heading into the by They closed out,

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winning every game but one the rest
of the way, losing to the

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Ravens in overtime. In overtime on
that punt return, he was in the

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conversation. I believe for some despite
missing a lot of times for MVP,

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because of how important he was to
them and how good he was for the

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Rams, if you can separate your
emotions for a moment, if you don't

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like him, or even if you
do like him, for what he did

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here in Detroit, if you can
try to separate that and just base it

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off what you truly believe is important
for a team, what you would consider

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some of the more important statistics,
and if sometimes we get too caught up

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in numbers, which is absolutely true, if you could separate that and just

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recognize the importance of a certain player
on a certain team, because he missed

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two games and yet he threw for
four thousand yards, completed sixty two and

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a half percent of his passes,
but got his team into the postseason,

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gave them a chance. The documentary
was pretty good. I wasn't blown away

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by it. He was hurt during
the game against the Lions. He hit

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his thumb on Alee McNeil's helmet.
I believe he got drilled in the ribs.

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Had to have some attention to that. Then came out of the blue

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tent and returned. Wasn't enough.
They had him miked up, obviously,

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They had his wife miked up.
His daughters could be heard. I don't

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think they were wearing microphones, but
you could hear what they had to say.

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It showed the personality of him.
It showed the toughness that I think

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we all have grown accustomed to.
It's you know, in a lot of

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these documentaries. I don't know if
you watched the one where they had the

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on the NFL network with the four
quarterbacks, Mahomes. Who else was part

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of that Ben I don't know if
you saw it, Oh man, it

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was Patrick Mahomes. It was three
others. Anyway, it's great getting to

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know them, and it's great getting
to see the the part you don't always

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see, the behind the scenes stuff, the relationships they may have with their

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children. For Mahomes, it was
in the middle of building a home.

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It's his wife. His wife was
It was two much to take. At

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least for me, it was like, Okay, that's enough, I'm done.

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And I think with Stafford how they
edited with his wife in there.

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It gets it gets a little,
it gets a little much. I remember,

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I remember the Marcus Mariotta was another
one of those quarterbacks. By the

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way, besides of the Mahomes,
there were four quarterbacks, but I remember

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the Mahomes that that part of that
quarterback documentary. I don't know if you

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ever saw that, ben h I'm
trying to remember the name of it was.

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I'm looking up right now. Yeah, Mahomes. They had Mahomes' wife

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miked up during games when he won
the MVP, and it's just it's kind

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of cringe worthy stuff, you know. It's there's no way you can can

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see that final product and go,
yeah, just put you in a good

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light. Sometimes less is more.
It's like, oh man, please stop

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talking a the voice and be just
some of the stuff you're saying, some

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of the stuff like he wins the
MVP, and and her response is,

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baby, do you know what you
just did? Yeah? Thanks, I

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do. I do know what I
just did. I appreciate it, though,

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honey. And so there were parts
of that with you know, Kelly

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Stafford. They got you to go, h okay, well, please come

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out of the blue ten. Please
come out of the blue ten. Please

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come out of the blue ten.
And then at the end his goal and

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I want to get I want to
wed a gold jacket. In other words,

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I want to be in the Hall
of Fame, and I know what

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I have to do to get there. I want to I want to win

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another super Bowl, maybe another two, And she looks at him and she

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says, at least one more,
Like it's a game of checkers, I'm

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just gonna beat you one more time. Those are the things that kind of

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in these documentaries. I just wish
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it in post or while it's taking
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it together, you're recognizing this might
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about more of him, more of
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and less of her. It's not
hard knocks hard knocks. You get all

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the team stuff. That's great,
we all love that. And then they'll

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peel off and they'll do a certain
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perhaps if it's a really good story. But something like this, and

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I get it's about Stafford and his
family's important. Absolutely gives you a chance

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to show what kind of father he
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this stuff is just like, ah, you know, it's all about television

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and sports especially it's all about emotion. I have a boss who tells me

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the job is to bring the game
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part of that where the extension of
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emotion is just like okay, loved
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oh my ribs, my ribs are
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thumb, I can't feel my thumb. You got a huge injury on his

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hand. That's all good stuff,
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Who do we got on the line for

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us this morning? Oh? We
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Yeah, yeah, says good morning, Shep. If you don't mind me

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asking, what do you make of
Calvin Johnson his Hall of Fame speech.

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He trashed the Lions when they had
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Lions make it right and it's all
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dollars, that's a lot of money
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in the NFL, probably not so
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not. The Lions are viewed,
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been viewed as very cost efficient,
very cost efficient. Dare I say cheap?

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I think people felt like Calvin Johnson
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or the Lions specifically because of past
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needed to fix that. And this
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another example of why the Lions don't
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athletes. I think that was the
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I just think that's what the consensus
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great organizations, how are their players
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remind ourselves we're not around those those
franchises. Green Bay does a wonderful job

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of bringing out certain players for every
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Minnesota has a guy who blows that
Viking horn. A lot of players,

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a lot of players and coaches are
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always felt like Detroit teams need to
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about the Tigers. You go to
Boston, they bring out a specific Red

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Sox player once a series. We
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honored. I met Louis Tiant and
took a picture with him. He was

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a great dude. Okay, it's
getting up there in age. You don't

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know who Louis Tiant is. I
get it. I was back in the

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seventies. Go back and look at
it. It's all over YouTube. You

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can find him. There's a relationship
there. There's a feeling of I'm still

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this sure. Wade Boggs went and
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but he's a Red Sox player.
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fans especially want. They don't want
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history. Barry Sanders have some type
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makes the player, it makes the
franchise, and it makes the city,

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the market look bad. There's plenty
of bad blooded times. Joe Montana was

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let go by the San Francisco forty
nine ers and then played in Kansas City.

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Jimmy Johnson, at the end of
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great relationship with Jerry Jones. They
came back and put his name in the

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Ring of Honor. These things are
bound to happen. Ben Roethlisberger had an

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open feud with Terry Bradshaw. To
legendary players with a legendary franchise, I'm

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not saying every other organization does it
the right way. I'm just saying for

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us in this market, when you
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had, some could argue the greatest
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ever had. Of course, if
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be a winner, then Barry Sanders
doesn't fit that category. But that's conveniently

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left out when we use him as
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love him. My point, and
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But the point is, you want
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You want the player to be happy, you want the franchise, you want

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them to be a connection, a
long term standing relationship. Played his entire

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career as a Lion. We want
him to remain a Lion. That's how

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we felt about Calvin Johnson. What's
a million dollars to get in the way

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of an organization that brings in billions
of dollars. Millions of dollars, the

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league brings in billions. How could
it hurt? Look? Million bucks is

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million bucks? Did the franchise have
every right to withhold it? Absolutely?

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The question you have to ask yourself
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one thing you have to know,
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whether it was worth it or not, and that is when he was introduced

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at Ford Field. Some brilliant with
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or Sheila rather excuse me, that
Sheila introduced him. Bad idea booed lustlessly

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for it. That tells you who
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And it's easy for the fans to
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I don't know. The team has
never won. The reputation is what it

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is. You know that, right, You know what the before until last

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year. You know what the reputation
is of the Detroit Lions. And it's

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justified when you're one of just a
handful of teams who've never reached a Super

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Bowl. Yes, it is justified. And when you do that when you

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pit that against a player who has
given his all. Was a six time

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Pro bowler, was a three time
All Pro, is a franchise leader in

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numerous categories, set the old time
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went well over one thousand yards in
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six years, led the league in
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primary reason you wanted to watch the
team or at ten games, or get

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this team some national exposure. Who
do you think people are going to side

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with? That's what oftentimes franchises don't
heed. I don't know if they're in

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a conference room going all right,
look it, we've got a problem here.

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What we decide on whether or not
we should give Calvin Johnson the million

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dollars that is owed to him.
What is the worst case scenario? Any

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ideas? Yes, in the back, Yeah, if we don't give it

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to him, we need to remind
ourselves of our perception fair or unfair in

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this city. We don't win,
really didn't win with him. We've had

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a strained relationship with Barry Sanders.
You could take it all the way back,

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even before there was a Super Bowl. We had a problem with Bobby

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Lane, but let's keep it to
the present or close to. We've had

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a strained relationship with Barry Sanders that
we're trying to repair, and we're doing

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a good job of that right now. However, how are we viewed by

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the fan base? What's it gonna
hurt? We're not asking Cam Sutton to

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forgive us and give him the million
dollars. It's Calvin flipping Johnson. Is

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it worth that battle? Most people
around that conference table it motions aside,

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would argue, it's not worth the
battle. Let's just give him the money.

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He's not holding you hostage. Guy
gave it everything he could in his

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career from age twenty two through thirty
for your organization. You didn't like the

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way he retired. We didn't like
the way Barry Sanders retired to either.

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Folks. Okay, it's a million
bucks. It's not a Miguel Cabrera thirty

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two million dollar page. It's just
my guess. Now they're working toward and

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they have for the most part kind
of mended that fence. And yeah,

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I mean the speech, but hey, I gotta tell you, you might

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be upset about that. And I
could to a certain extent. Understand why

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you've probably said the same stuff about
the organization, only worse to your buddies.

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You guys are sitting around Sunday in
front of your big screen TV,

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having a beer in pizza and they
lose again, And what are you saying.

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You're saying the same damn thing.
End of season, it's late December,

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the Lions aren't in the playoffs.
You're saying the same damn thing.

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But when a player says it,
who's experienced it, who's had to live

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through it for ten years, you're
pissed off. That makes no sense to

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me none. Why is it okay
for us? I mean, it's such

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a it can be said. Look, and it's not just fans, by

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the way, I mean, it's
it's members of the media too. You've

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got to act more professional. Oh
and then you'll jump behind a microphone or

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jump on TV, lose your proverbii
O you know what, and go absolutely

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nuts to get a viral moment.
Hypocrite. That's a joke. Man player

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gets upset. He's involved in the
emotion. He or she is involved in

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the emotion of the game. They're
the one who is put in the work.

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They're the one who's watched the film. They're the ones who've had to

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do the ice tub. They've had
to get taped, they have to get

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numbed, They've had to do all
this stuff to get ready for a game,

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and they come so close and lose. They have an emotional moment and

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you're gonna go, huh, give
me a break. You gotta be more

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professional than that. Well, the
only workout you did all week long was

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have a turkey and cheese sandwich.
Come on, let's be careful. I

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think they have a right to be
emotional about that. Now. Is there

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a line that can be crossed?
Absolutely, the Calvin Johnson stuff, I

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think it all stems from emotion.
You want to be viewed as a team

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that treats it's athletes current and passed
right. I think the Lions have turned

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the corner on that, and I
gotta give Sheila all the credit in the

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world for recognizing it. If indeed
they have turned that corner, they sure

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seem like they have. And it's
not just because the winning. It's because

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the people they are bringing in and
the message that they're preaching. Stories we

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could tell, stories I could tell
would blow your mind, But those people

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are gone. Now they've got new
people in. They're professional and they get

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it. That's a great sign and
an interesting text. Seeah, that's why

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I love this. I love that
text. Way to go, man.

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I mean, you get us on
a topic, you get us into something

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that we really enjoy and we are
passionate about and we can discuss. I

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mean this sincerely, thank you for
that. It's a really good text.

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I mean, that's not something that
would have crossed my mind. That's not

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something that you know, had written
down on our logsheet or Ben thought of

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overnight. You brought it up.
It's a job well done. What's another

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text? Ben says, I love
the clean look of the blues and whites

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with the new uniforms. But the
black uniforms I don't think many will like

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them as much as they do now. Once worn on the field during a

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game, they look ufl ish in
my opinion. And lastly, can rod

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Wood be more like Spielman stay out
of the spotlight? Yeah? Exactly,

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Yeah, Chris s. Pielman is
Thank goodness, so much is made of

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what she has done. And Brad
Holmes and Dan Campbell, and rightfully so,

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by the way, they all deserve
their accolades. They have done a

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up to this point, they've done
a brilliant job. A ton of credit

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for all of them. Chris Pielman
doesn't get nearly enough credit, and he

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doesn't want it. He's fantastic.
Rod Wood is the president of the team.

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Yeah, I think if I want
to talk football, I want to

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talk to Brad Holmes, Chris Bielman
or Dan Campbell. You want to talk

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about Ford field upgrades and televisions upgrades
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events. Okay, go ahead and
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Nope, nope, football, No, No, it's not where I'm going.

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But earlier, I'm sorry I missed
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that? That text again? They
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you, so do I and a
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me a nerd. Can't can't stand
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close to the Carroll line of Panthers
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look like the Detroit Lions. To
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get all this stuff that happens at
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different teams, all these different schools. They want to do it for kids.

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I hope is that's not what it
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and you can complain that I haven't
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I don't think you need an alternate
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