Red Sox executives spoke over the weekend, and they probably shouldn't.

And I'm assuming there's a lead in there.

Maybe, maybe I don't want to assume, but Curtis, is that your lead this morning?

I was so mad it was this week, not next.

Okay.

What an S show.

What a colossal S show.

And my favorite, and I've been told I need to be, not I've been told, I've

heard through the grapevine that my tact with the president of the team is not great.

Yeah. So I'm trying to turn over a new leaf. However, you were not the victim of words you said.

I don't understand the latest and greatest, like millennium thing we do, even from non-millennials, is somebody says something.

It's quoted accurately, and then they become the victim.

Like, I saw last night he was on with Nesson or something, and he's like, well, you know, I guess I should never talk.

I say, sometimes I say too much, and then I say too little.

How about just being honest?

Like, I think this organization, particularly, I think they would benefit if they were just honest with the fans.

Because I think in the case of, and we can get into it when we get into it, but in the case of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of, there are a lot of people that were okay with not paying him too much. Or there are, there are a lot of people's deal. People actually said, you know what? In, in hindsight, he was a problem. They were, I was wrong, they were right.

You can stand behind what you do if you actually stand for something.

If you just stand out there and say to people, listen, we did not believe length of deal,

amount of money, no trade was, that was not the direction that we wanted to go in when it comes to Alex Breyer.

And that's it. That's all you have to say. And then you don't try to spin it and put it on the player. That's how I feel about it because people know that that's not the case.

But don't you think that's coming from the top? Like I do feel, I have a sense and this might be crazy, but I feel bad for Sam Kennedy. Like, yeah, I know we wish everybody was honest, but he's being told what the narrative is going to be from the Red Sox and he has to go with him. You have a soft spot for saying. I do. Yeah. Yeah. I understand that. Because it's true. He either says two people get mad at him for saying too much or saying too little. And it's like he has a boss to please. I actually personally liked what Tom Warner said about Raphael Devers when he said pick up a glove. Like that's the way they feel. That's the way they felt about him. Right. They needed some help. First base, pick up a glove. Like, that's the way they feel. That's the way they felt about him.

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