Speaker 1: All right, it's Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 2: Pistons are going to be playing again in a new
Speaker 2: round of this tournament known as the NBA Finals, and
Speaker 2: the Pistons are going to be playing tonight. keV is
Speaker 2: the Inn Arena host, So anybody that goes to a game,
Speaker 2: you'll go, oh, my god, that voice sounds familiar.
Speaker 1: That is Kevin.
Speaker 2: He's a superstar with Mason and Chachi and everybody that
Speaker 2: does all the entertainment and reviews as name Preview, Preview,
Speaker 2: My got Jesse. All right, so DJ Preview, Chachi calv
Speaker 2: and the legend John Mason. Detroit Basketball. Are you guys,
Speaker 2: are you suspicious or suspicious? Are you superstitious? I'm not
Speaker 2: a superstitious person.
Speaker 3: It's interesting you asked that because someone asks me the
Speaker 3: last game if I do anything for pregame to make
Speaker 3: sure that we win? Do I like have a lucky
Speaker 3: rabbit's foot? Am I a superstitious person? And I've never been.
Speaker 3: I make sure I pray before every game. I grab
Speaker 3: like some tea before every game. I don't really like
Speaker 3: to eat before a game in case I get like
Speaker 3: the spits and like, you can't do that. But I
Speaker 3: will say this the home games that we've won, the
Speaker 3: most recent to Game five and gave seven. I wear
Speaker 3: the same jacket and I had it. It's crazy you
Speaker 3: say this because I have the thought this morning of like,
Speaker 3: where are you gonna wear it tonight? And I thought, damn,
Speaker 3: like do I wear the red jacket? Because so far
Speaker 3: in this playoff run, I'm twin oh with it.
Speaker 2: You got to wear it then? But then what does
Speaker 2: the listeners think? They have to call us and tell us.
Speaker 3: But then what happens if you if you do your
Speaker 3: routine or whatever you think is like say I wear
Speaker 3: the red jacket, a guy for bid, we lose?
Speaker 2: And is the Pistons need to wear the red, white
Speaker 2: and blue, and you need to wear that jacket. I
Speaker 2: love the Pistons their they're traditional uniforms.
Speaker 1: White jersey. I love the white jerseys.
Speaker 3: I don't know, like one of the great things about
Speaker 3: the Pistons we have so many jerseys. Yeah, we have
Speaker 3: like four or five jerseys and probably ten if you
Speaker 3: look back over the course of a few seasons and
Speaker 3: when you get to the playoffs, is basically just a
Speaker 3: traditional jersey.
Speaker 2: Let's make it up a little bit. I don't know
Speaker 2: what do they wear last game white jerseys. They were
Speaker 2: the white jerseys. I think every game, even away, I
Speaker 2: think they got to wear the white jerseys.
Speaker 1: There's something too of this, and I don't know if JB.
Speaker 2: Bickerstaff is superstitious, and we'll find out when they come
Speaker 2: out tonight.
Speaker 1: I like it.
Speaker 2: I know that a majority of the people have the
Speaker 2: de t K jersey I see all the time, and honestly,
Speaker 2: I don't see them ever wear those jersey black ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yes, one of the city jerseys, the black one is fired.
Speaker 3: Especially when they put the court down and matches it.
Speaker 3: You can't you can't change it up.
Speaker 4: If you win in the red one again, are you
Speaker 4: prepared to wear that for every game?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: If I wear the red one again and we win
Speaker 3: three in a row with Red Jackie, I'm wearing it
Speaker 3: until the wheels fall off.
Speaker 2: You have to. I asked you yesterday how do you
Speaker 2: pick your offense? And you said that you used to
Speaker 2: do some forethought. Now it seems like lately you don't.
Speaker 1: I used to care.
Speaker 3: Like a couple of seasons ago, I would take a
Speaker 3: picture and make sure I didn't rewear it pants the
Speaker 3: jacket unless it was like ten games away this year.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I've been putting my I guess, more energy or more
Speaker 3: effort into who I show up as, not what I'm
Speaker 3: wearing when I show up.
Speaker 2: Our listeners superstitious when it comes to themselves, Like I'm
Speaker 2: very superstitious, Like I like to drive the same route
Speaker 2: every day. I mean, maybe it's OCD and not superstition.
Speaker 2: I'm very cautious of before ratings books come out. I'm
Speaker 2: very cautious of talking about the ratings. I don't like
Speaker 2: to talk about talk about them beforehand, Like if somebody
Speaker 2: brings them up to me beforehand, I feel like we
Speaker 2: end up getting Like if I don't know the ratings
Speaker 2: book delivery day is that particular day, I usually get
Speaker 2: surprised with a really nice day if I know ahead
Speaker 2: of time and anticipate it. So I tell Tony, don't
Speaker 2: even tell me until that it has come in. But
Speaker 2: for you with the Pistons, you have got to so
Speaker 2: we have got to make sure that you wear that
Speaker 2: same jacket if you've gotten two in a row out.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So our entertainment scene, we have a meeting before we
Speaker 3: go out and do our thing, and throughout season we
Speaker 3: haven't really done this. But at the end of the meeting,
Speaker 3: somebody was like, all right, everybody put their hands in,
Speaker 3: put their hands in, and then we did like type
Speaker 3: of thing. We lost that game. Since then the next
Speaker 3: day nobody was like, we're not doing that ever again.
Speaker 3: And then we won like the next two games, so
Speaker 3: now everybody's like, yeah, we definitely not doing.
Speaker 4: You should just have the jacket on hand, like we
Speaker 4: go down, then you whip it out and you put
Speaker 4: it on real quick.
Speaker 1: What else?
Speaker 2: What else would you be wearing if you weren't going
Speaker 2: to wear that jacket, A different jacket, wear that jacket,
Speaker 2: Wear that jacket. I'm telling hold on, Liz has a
Speaker 2: comment on this.
Speaker 6: What do you think, Liz, Kevin, you better wear that
Speaker 6: damn jacket.
Speaker 1: I gotta do it. You have to.
Speaker 2: If he doesn't wear the jacket and God forbid, Cleveland
Speaker 2: comes in here and beats us, we're blaming Kevin.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Because games ago, you put money on the Magic and
Speaker 3: that's when things started switching up for Detroit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe you need to put five.
Speaker 2: Can I tell you Sunday I did not put money
Speaker 2: on the Magic. I was that confident that the Pistons
Speaker 2: were going to win game number seven, and I didn't
Speaker 2: want to lose another twenty five but superstition, so I
Speaker 2: got no. But we won, that's true, we won, Zach.
Speaker 2: And you are you just trying to get me to
Speaker 2: blow my money? Is that what you're But I did that, Liz,
Speaker 2: It's true. I actually was so upset with the Pistons
Speaker 2: possibly getting you know, uh, you know, knocked out of
Speaker 2: the playoffs by the Orlando Magic. They were down three
Speaker 2: games to one, so I just hedged my bet for
Speaker 2: a couple figuring that at least I'll win money if
Speaker 2: Orlando should win. But you know what, this is all
Speaker 2: Pistons right now. What's up, Megan, how you doing?
Speaker 6: Good morning?
Speaker 1: Good morning? Are you superstitious person?
Speaker 6: Absolutely? I am the only one in my house that's
Speaker 6: superstitious as well, So I'm all alone there. And my
Speaker 6: son had an open umbrella in my house, like he
Speaker 6: like brought it in from outside to like close it
Speaker 6: in the house, and I'm like, what are you doing
Speaker 6: with these? And he like took it back out to
Speaker 6: the porch. But I'm like the only one in my
Speaker 6: house that's superstitious. And it's not fair because it's.
Speaker 2: True that, by the way, is a big deal, like
Speaker 2: people do not like that, you know, and black cats
Speaker 2: freak me out too. You gotta be careful of. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Witing polls is another one.
Speaker 6: Like if you're at the drive through and like your
Speaker 6: total comes out to like six sixty six, you have
Speaker 6: to buy something else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, Yeah, lady.
Speaker 3: When I had Instagram and I followed six six six people,
Speaker 3: I found the first person I could see and follow them.
Speaker 1: Standing on neck. What's up, Heather? How you doing?
Speaker 5: I'm good.
Speaker 1: Heather's superstitious so much of the pistons, What do you do?
Speaker 5: I have to sit on the same spot on the
Speaker 5: couch every time they play. The first couple of games
Speaker 5: that they lost, I was out and about and I
Speaker 5: was watching and they weren't winning, and I told my husband.
Speaker 5: I was like, I have to sit on the cow
Speaker 5: out and so this weekend I was like kind of
Speaker 5: up and down on Friday and I was like, I
Speaker 5: have to sit down. And he's like, they're not going
Speaker 5: to win, and I was like I have to sit down.
Speaker 5: And I sat down and they want I did it?
Speaker 1: Heather?
Speaker 2: You put your ass cheeks on that spot and you
Speaker 2: don't move an inch, Okay, and Kevin.
Speaker 1: You don't change that jacket. All right, Heather, I will.
Speaker 5: Be sitting there and Kevin will be wearing his jacket.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I appreciate it. Hold on, misfit, Tony is
Speaker 1: on us right now. How you doing, Buddy?
Speaker 5: Was having a family? Everybody good?
Speaker 1: Everybody good? Hey, Tony, Kev's got to wear the red jacket.
Speaker 1: My friend Nah cab lead the jacket at home, bro
Speaker 1: lead the jacket out to Yeah, because.
Speaker 6: Because it's game one, you pull it out in critical moment.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, yeah, they don't need it yet.
Speaker 5: They're gonna lose tonight anywhere.
Speaker 1: Wait, what are you doing, Tony? You're an awful hearing
Speaker 1: me Detroit?
Speaker 6: I got Detroit for the wind, but I got him.
Speaker 6: I got him.
Speaker 5: All games after tonight.
Speaker 1: Tonight they're giving up this game. Did you have sex
Speaker 1: with her? To Tony? Yeah, motot a hundred. I give
Speaker 1: you a chance to get your money. You know what,
Speaker 1: A hundred?
Speaker 2: Misfit, Tony. I seriously, I'm not enjoying you anymore. I
Speaker 2: used to love you so much. I'm sorry, Tony. I
Speaker 2: can't hear you.
Speaker 1: Tony. We're done. Go pistons.
Speaker 2: Kevin's gonna wear that red jacket and the Pistons are
Speaker 2: winning Game one. We're keeping home Ford at the hundred.
Speaker 2: Donovan Mitchell is gonna be oh for for his first
Speaker 2: few shots. I'm telling you come on good day by
Speaker 2: by Tony