All right, had to finish the wipe down process.

That's the way it goes.

Mike's out today as you can already gather. Jim Murray is here as usual. Murray, guest is with us. Polly. Paul Perillo. Hello. Paul Perillo. Hi, boys. On agenda free Friday on Felger and M.S. Paulie. Just when you thought you were done, they pull you back in. Exactly. Always. So we got a lot to get to today.

The reason we play Sam K. Just when you thought you were done, they pull you back in. Exactly.

Always.

So we get a lot to get to today.

The reason we play Sam Kennedy right out of the gate is because that to me was probably the most newsworthy piece of audio we had all week, Jim Murray.

The rest of it was a lot of sort of rehash assessment of the offseason in the NFL, what have you. And I also know that an agenda free Friday, that we have opening thoughts, as many of you know. And Kevin, do we have a read for that? There's a read for Agenda Free Friday? Should be in the stack is what you tell me. So let me hold on, see if I can get to it. That's a get through your paperwork. Find it yourself. I know. Might be. Might be at the end of the pile here. Aren't they driven by the Bernardi Auto Group? There's the Chris Gaspersper, Premier Basement segment. There we go. There is that. Oh, Agenda Free Friday, brought to you by catchus law new england's injury attorney since 1986 with over one billion

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So, thanks to them. I know Paul Perillo wanted to start with the Red Sox, so we played Sam

Kennedy to tee up Paul Perillo. Go.

So, you know, the Red Sox are underway, you know, playing their annual spring training game

against Northeastern. And I start the year before we even start,

I'm frustrated already. And it's because of like what I think is the growing pattern for the

Red Sox in recent seasons now, you know, whatever. Let's call it since the Mooky Betts trade.

It's just like the two steps forward, two steps back kind of thing.

They don't do nothing.

They put together a good team, but they don't seem to be willing to put together a great team anymore.

And I just look at a lot of the different things.

So I think they've improved the pitching staff.

Certainly the rotation is as deep as I can remember with a mix of, you know,

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