Jemele Hill

This whole team, the franchise, it still feels like they're a player away.

But the way that they're playing now, I think they still, at this point, may still have the second-best record in the East or in the league.

You're right.

Not in this East are they a player away.

But when you just start thinking about can they win a world championship, I think they're a player away from that.

But nevertheless, to your point, this is the best sports feeling I've ever seen Detroit have.

That's so sustained, right?

It's like the Pistons are good.

The Lions are good.

I know the, you know, the Red Wings are kind of in and out there, but to have those two teams, the two most popular, probably sports in the state, be good at the same time.

And the Tigers.

Yes.

Like the Tigers being good this year.

Like it is amazing.

This is a level of positivity around Detroit sports I haven't seen in a really long time.

OK, so when I said last week on my YouTube show that you mentioned politics live, I was like, Shador Sanders has the opportunity to do the funniest thing in the world, but also to do something that's very common and known to Browns fans, which is to make the Browns look stupid.

And he.

I think he kind of did that in the sense of we know about how he hasn't been developed under Kevin Stefanski.

And, you know, Dan, the Shadour Sanders, as you know, there's always an athlete or a couple of athletes in sports that generate a level of polarization that sometimes is baffling to understand is.

He is in that space of like every time I talk about him, I have to think very carefully about what I'm saying, because if I don't praise him enough, then I'm a race traitor.