I think that feels like a nice package there.

Yeah.

Wow.

Look at those phones light up.

It's Selger and Mad.

On 908-5, the Sports Hub.

It's really strange, the crowd chanting that old chant that they have here.

I guess the standings on the left field board, they can't see those.

They chanted this at the Patriot Super Bowl.

It's ingrained.

The Yankees broadcast last night, them remarking upon the Yankee sucks,

chant that was going on right at the start of the ball game. That will be an opening take here on the program. But, first of all, obviously, Agenda Free Fridays are set by your wonderful phone calls. So we've released the hounds. You load them up. We'll go to your opening segment if you're ready, and the interim will give you opening takes until the call screen is all populated. The number, again, is 617-779-0-985. Agenda-Free Fridays are brought you by Catchers Law, New England's injury attorneys since 1986, with over $1 billion $1,50 attorneys that live in the same communities you do. Schedule free consultation at Catcherslaw.com. Mazen Murray alongside from our town for

entire studios. Hi guys. Hello. Opening takes, Madge you want to go first off of that? Sure, yeah, I will absolutely go first. I was on the drive home last night. We did the show obviously from Game On. I was on the drive home. I heard on the radio broadcast. I'm talking about the Yankee suck chant. I wasn't aware that they even mentioned it on the Yankee broadcast

until I heard the clip a short time ago. And I'm glad to see that they also acknowledged it.

Because you know what my first reaction was? Exactly what they said on the broadcast. You

losers. You freaking losers. If you are the, if you were among the people at Fenway

Park last night, engaged in that chant, you, my friend, are part of the problem. You're a loser.

Are you aware of how much of a laughing stock your own organization is? So you want to sit there

and say Yankees suck like some chant back 20 years ago

and the Red Sox and the Yankees were peers and they were going nose to nose

and that you could buy and compete with them for a division title,

let alone a world championship, all of that.

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