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sure you're checking up my friend Bill
Simonson. How do you define pressure?

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In the dictionary, it says continuous
physical force exerted on or against an object

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by something in contact with it.
The use of persuasion, influence, or

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intimidation to make someone do something.
I think it's self induced. Oftentimes we

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all feel it. We all do
it to ourselves because many of us are

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expect ourselves to succeed. That's fine, that's great. I think could be

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a very good thing. How you
handle it might be a little different.

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The pressure on Major League Baseball executives
is intense. It's not just the players,

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it's not just the manager and coaches, but the front office too,

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especially as the trade deadline looms.
The trade deadline is July thirtieth. ESPN

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Plus recently listed sixteen, so more
than half of Major League Baseball's executives who

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are under quote unquote pressure to get
it right. They listed ten and then

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six honorable mentions. If you will, where do you think Scott Harris is

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somewhere between twenty and thirty. He's
not listed in the top sixteen, so

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you're right, somewhere between twenty and
thirty. Actually between seventeen and thirty.

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I don't want to read too much
into stuff, but I can't help but

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deduct a certain feeling when I read
articles like this. What do you read

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into that? Because Jeff Passon,
who's a pretty well respected baseball writer,

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He's not John Paul Morosi as far
as I'm concerned, but he's good.

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He's the one who lists the executives
who are under pressure the most pressure.

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You could probably guess a lot of
them. Brian Cashman with the Yankees.

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It's a team that was off to
a phenomenal start and was up in the

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division, but has struggled mightily as
of late and now rest three games back

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in that division. So he's got
to get it right. Ross Atkins,

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he's the general manager of Toronto.
It's almost close to the opposite. Toronto

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is so far back. There's sixteen
games back in the division. They're eight

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games under five hundred. He's got
to get it right in who he sells

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off and who he gets in return. He's got to get it right because

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he has to figure out if it's
worth keeping guys like Vladimir Guerrero Junior,

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Bo Bishett, Jordan Romano. There's
different directions he can go in. He's

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got to make sure that he the
right path. Gross Point native Chris gets.

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He's the general manager of the Chicago
White Sox. Well, he has

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to get it right because his team
is so bad outside of Colorado, probably

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the worst team in baseball. He's
got to get it right because he has

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two very attractive, tradable chips,
Garrett Crochet and Luis Robert Jr. Now

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Crochet is a power pitching lefty who
is a starter for the first time in

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his career this year. But you
talk about value, he've an inb incredibly

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explosive arm out of your bullpen.
Or he could be a very legitimate starter

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for you and from the left side, Robert Junior, you get him in

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the right situation around the right people, he can be a superstar for you

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and you and I talked about this
yesterday. The difference between a star and

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a superstar. He can be a
superstar, so Chris gets has got to

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get it right. Jerry Depoto,
he's the president of baseball ops for Seattle.

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They had a huge lead, a
double digit lead at one point in

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their division. It's down to just
a handful of games over Houston do much

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in part because of how well Houston
has played as of late, and because

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Seattle has well. They've struggled offensively. The lead is down to two games

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in the AL West. Their run
differential for Seattle is just a plus four.

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The pitching is there, the offense
not especially. Julio Rodriguez is only

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beat in two forty seven and his
hombe percentage is under three three hundred.

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That's Geo Orchelli stuff. Another name
in there, Dave Dombrowski for the Phillies.

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Why because he's got to keep it
on the tracks right. Peter Bendix,

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who's the president from the Miami Marlins
again trying to reboot. They got

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rid of Luis Arise to San Diego. They are starting over the trade.

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Jazz Chisholm, who can be polarizing
a lot of different things. JJ Piccolo

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or Piccolo rather for the Kansas City
Royals. Piccolo's got himself a really nice

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cores, right. He made a
couple of nice pickups in Seth Lugo and

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Michael Waka, don't screw it up, get some bullpen, help see what

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happens. And there are others.
I'm not going to go through every single

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one of them. The bottom line
is, as Trent mentioned, Harris is

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not in that quote unquote pressure cooker. Chris Antonetti is from Cleveland, David

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Stearns is from the Mets. AJ
Preller is for the Padres. Matt Arnold

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is from the Brewers. Jed Hoyer
is for the Cubs. There's no Scott

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Harris. I'm not suggesting he should
be in there. I'm asking you what

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you read into that that he's not. If at all, it's too bad.

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Isn't there a part of front office
personnel who feel like if they're mentioned

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in this, that means there are
certain expectations for their team. The Phillies,

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the Yankees, the Guardians, the
Royals, their front office guys are

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in there because they got a shot. There's something that needs to be done

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to put them over the proverbial hump
and give them that legitimate shot. Without

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disrupting their core. How much of
this do you think says more about Alavila

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than it does about Scott Harris.
In other words, Scott Harris gets a

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little more leverage, a little more
leashed because of the situation he took over.

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You know, like maybe if this
was next season and the Tigers are

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in this position, he would be
on that list. Yeah, early in

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his tenure. I think that's fair
answer me. This. Has it not

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been in early tenure at least so
far for Craig Breslow with the Red Sox?

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Has it not been early for Peter
Bendix for Miami? It's just his

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first year? Yeah, that's fair. Yeah, Harris has been here for

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a couple of years. I don't
I don't look at it. It's not

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it's not that he's he should be
under pressure for losing his job. That's

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not the point of at least my
angle. My point is the pressure of

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doing something getting everyday players. Yeah, and that's not even mentioned in this.

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It's not that you've got to make
sure you're either keeping Terrork schooble or

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making him happy or trading and getting
a lot for it. No, I'm

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not looking for for necessarily that it's
just that it's it's not a mention because

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the Tigers are stuck in the middle. They're not going to make any moves

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to make themselves considerably better, and
they don't have to necessarily, you know,

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regroup with anything. They're just kind
of floating. That's the disappointment for

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me. The Meyer hotline is open
for you eight six six eight three eight

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forty eight forty three. All right, well, can we come back and

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absolutely ridiculous, I think a ridiculous, a borderline stupid argument for one player

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having a better golf season than the
number one player in the world. We're

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thousand. I was just talking about
Tollymore and speaking of golf and this would

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be a great place to have an
event, some type of PGA Tour event.

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But I was reading something the other
day that made me do a double

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take, and I'm like, wait
a minute, are you just writing this

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to get clicks? And if you
are, congratulations, I just clicked on

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it. But a CBS sportswriter wrote, why Bryson Deshambo, not Scottie Scheffler

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is having the best Major season of
twenty twenty four. This to me is,

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look, I get why we sometimes
get caught up in the moment,

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and Bryson Deshambo has really done a
nice job. I think of turning his

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persona and reputation around, all right. And I was rooting for him in

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the last Major. I thought it
was I thought it was all some that

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he was able to pick up and
win. But there's no better golfer in

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the world than Scotty Scheffler. He
writes about the comparison of shots taken and

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his numbers to par in the majors, and it's to Shambo with eight hundred

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and twenty four total shots and a
minus twenty eight to par, And that

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actually Scotty Scheffler took eight hundred and
thirty six shots sixteen under to par in

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the majors. Now you can use
numbers. We've talked about this with baseball

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all the time, all the time, that we get numbered to death,

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that it's ridiculous how often we use
numbers in various things. And because we

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use them, we are bringing that
stuff up to the athletes who play the

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sport. Personally, I think it
has a lot to do with the struggles

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of Spencer Turklesen. I think he
overthinks things. It's just my opinion.

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You've got guys you know you're missing
ninety. I think these guys read it.

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I think they see it on the
scoreboard where you see Miles per I

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know for a fact there are certain
guys. Matt Manning's one of them.

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Matt Manning is one of them.
When he pitches, he oftentimes will look

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at the scoreboard or just beneath the
scoreboard of America Park, which is where

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they have the speed of the pitch, and trying to figure out am I

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getting to where I need to with
my fastball instead of a field thing.

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It's a numbers thing, so we
get caught up in that, especially in

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baseball, but golf we do it
too. Obviously, lengked off the te

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what club you're using, what's the
shape, what's the score to par?

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There's so many numbers in golf that
you have to deal with as well.

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Not as many as baseball, but
still there's quite a few. So these

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people are talking about or this writer
is talking about Bryson to Shambo on how

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well he's done. And again,
there's nothing against Bryson to Shambo. Think

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of this though, Scotty Scheffler.
No one's comparing Bryceon to Shambo, even

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though he's a hell of a player. No one's comparing him right now to

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the season equivalent to that of Tiger
Woods. And Tiger Woods has had some

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of the greatest, if not the
greatest seasons of all time. His two

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thousand campaign will never be duplicated,
right and yet Scotty Scheffler is compared to

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that Tiger Woods in two thousand at
the point in the middle of June or

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end of June, closer to the
end of June just a few weeks back.

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Tiger Woods six wins, Scotti Scheffler
six majors and one, Woods three,

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Scheffler two, Top five Woods twelve, Scheffler ten score to average.

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Scheffler actually beats him in that regard
the amount of money earned, the percentage

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of the money earned. Woods and
Scheffler really close in that regard. It's

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a stunning comparison. We're talking about
some of the greatest, arguably the greatest

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player of all time. I think
it's Jack Nicholas, but Tiger Woods it's

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one A, one B for me. Never seen a more dominating sports performance

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I think than what Tiger Woods did
in his career during that one special season.

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And he had to deal with some
really good players, so does Scott

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Sheffler, and Bryson de Shambo is
one of them. But to try and

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compare that Bryson de Shambo and I
get it that it's just the majors,

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but I mean, Scotti Scheffer's got
two major wins. He's done something that

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Tom Watson hasn't done, or it
hasn't been done since Tom Watson for for

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decades. He's being mentioned with some
of the greatest golfers of all time his

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season and he's still got time for
a third major with a British Open or

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the Open Championship. And you're going
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Shambo has actually had better success.
Come on, Yeah, I fear that

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that claim is a bit prisoner of
the Moment's stupid. You mentioned clicks.

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I don't know if it's that or
if it's just we just want to talk

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of it. We fall in love
with the most recent thing. But I

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mean to draw comparison across sports.
It'd be like the Celtics has won the

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championship. No One's sitting around making
the claim that Tatum's the best player in

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the world. You know what I
mean, When the Bad Boy Pistons won

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the championship, no one was sitting
around claiming Isaiah was better than Jordan at

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that time or Magic, right,
because those guys were still on top.

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We don't need to. I mean, just because Bryson won recently doesn't mean

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we got to forget about what Scotty
Scheffler did quite literally a month ago.

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It's okay to keep things in perspective
and instead of always wanting to say this

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guy's having the greatest of this,
or this guy is the greatest of that,

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to put it in context and say
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We're always rushing to make sure we're
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this generation or rival certain other players, instead of just appreciating it for what

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it is now, I would say
this, you're exams sample of the Pistons

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with Isaiah back and the Bad Boys, I would say this, I think

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it's an underrated team in terms of
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don't think it gets it's just due. I'd agree with you one hundred percent.

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And I don't say that just because
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I truly believe that. I mean, I think there was a run there

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for the Detroit Pistons that was as
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maybe a shorter window. Not the
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a shorter window was as good as
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I don't think they get nearly enough
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who I like, is getting too
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