Yeah, yeah, yep, yep, yep, yeah, Bo Hess, Bo Hess, and now the end is near.

Bo.

Felger and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

5 o'clock hour here on Felger and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

We'll have Celtics Bulls tonight, 830 with the tip here on 985, the Sports Hub.

Ace ticket pregame starts at 8.

If you're watching on the simulcast on CSN, we also have the game on the TV side. Pre-game starts a full hour before the program or before the game, and then, of course, we have the game here on CSN. So stay tuned for all that. That's one of the items on the table, of course. We also got Red Sox Patriots draft this week, and the Bruins continued fallout

and Bruce Cassidy being hired full-time.

So whatever you want.

Scott in Manchester, New Hampshire, in fact, has a follow-up on the socks. Go ahead, Scott. Hi, guys. First time, one time, thanks for having me on. First of all, I think Padrella acted like a wimp. Second of all, one of you gentlemen made an excellent point yesterday is maybe after 11 years,

it's just time for him to get a new job someplace.

And the last thing I'd like to say as far as baseball and the NBA goes is we don't have

the Warriors that we used to have.

I'm 61 in January.

They went to all my first games in the 60s and all that.

But Larry Bird used to lie on the side of the court and go back in the game. Now, LeBron James has to sit a month before the playoffs. I can remember in August of 67 one night. Hey, Scott. Yep. I'm going to let you go before you go on the Dick Williams thing. The one thing, Pejoy, we never said he needed to find another location.

No.

I said that after 11 years, you know, something along the line of that I think he threw the manager under the bus the other day.

And he's been here long enough and has been through enough crap where he's in that place where I don't know if it's disillusionment or something,

but somewhere along the line, he lost respect for the manager or maybe the folks around

him to the point where he's not afraid to call them out and put an opponent over his teammates

in front of everyone to see on the top step of the dugout.

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