Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Bo Hess, Bo Hess, and now the end is near. Bo. Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub. Very positive lead-off thought. It was sort of awkward. I just circle back to it, give it to again, real quick, that it feels like, I don't know, with the Red Sox winning last night, there are four games, clear of the Yankees in first place in the east, feels like they're onto something here for, I don't know, really the first time this year I feel momentum with the team and, you know, something building with the team. There's still things you can nitpick about, but they've looked pretty damn good here. Right again, the biggest complaint was from Murray, who was upset that Chris Sale's probably not going to get enough MVP votes to win the AL MVP.

He's going to win the side, but he's upset Murray is that baseball writers won't vote for him for MVP. Like, that was his big complaint. It's a good problem to have. Right. The first place team with the Cy Young winner for the second straight year won't win the MVP. Like, that was his big complaint. and just again got us thinking Patriots are Super Bowl favorites It feels like the Celtics

It's just a matter of time

that they're really building something uh and whether it takes

you know longer than we think or shorter than we think it doesn't feel like it's inevitable

they're going to get the guy or one of those young kids are going to develop into the guy

and they're going to be the team here at some point. Yeah, without any doubt. I don't feel like that's, I mean, it feels like that's where that's headed. And the Red Sox are going to be right there, and they're going to be right there for next several years at least. Like the arrow might be highest, I mean, the Patriots we know what to expect here. And if they transition from Brady Garoppolo. Look, you're looking at another 10 plus years of sustainability. Even if Brady's done after this year,

don't you

think the

Patriots, we know what to expect here. And if they transition from Brady to Garoppel, look, you're looking at another 10 plus years of

sustainability.

Even if Brady's done after this year, don't you think the Patriots are going to be a contender

for the next several?

Yeah, I think.

So Belichick said he's not going to coach past 70, right? he doesn't want to end up being like Marv Levy, but he's 65 right now, so that's five more years you get there.

He's turned bum quarterbacks into decent guys before and Matt Castle, so there'll be sustainability on that.

But the Celtics overall, like, the arrow is definitely up on them. I've had my issues and continue to have issues with the league, and I don't think anyone's going to be beating the Golden State Warriors. I've said my piece about the finals being a waste of time, but, you know, that team's not going to be able to keep themselves together in probably three years. So the Celtics, yeah, they'll be here for five, maybe seven years.

So it just, it let us, you know, to think that this ridiculous run that we're on as a city

that started in 2001, in the 17 years, 10 championships, 23 appearances in the final four, meaning ALCS or Eastern Conference final for hockey or basketball or the AFC title game.

And I've always maintained if you make the final four, you're a contender.

Like that's the – even in basketball, you get that consideration.

And that's sort of where you draw the line of are you contending or not.

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