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This isn't funny.

This is sports.

Felger.

We are not here to laugh.

NMAX on 985, the sports hub.

Buster, so great to see you.

Finally, a sigh of relief, baseball back after 99 days.

What was the ultimate factor in finally getting an agreement to ending the lockout?

Gary, the rank and file among the players effectively staged a revolt.

Look, when the owners put forth a proposal to the players yesterday,

the executive committee of the players rejected it 8-0.

But then that same deal was put in front of all the players through the player representatives,

and the players, rank and file, voted overwhelmingly to push this deal forward because their feeling was, look, we need to go back to work.

There's no particular issue that we should keep this shutdown going.

Open Revolt.

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Brings us to the 4 o'clock hour with Gaspers of the Boston Globe.

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We're good. What's your take on the end of the baseball lockout? Yeah, I mean, I think that, look, it was definitely much needed here. And I think that while it's not a perfect deal for the players, considering that they gave away the store or Tony Clark gave away the store in 2016 and just how bad that deal was, I think that they clawed back some balance in the game, which is not only good for them. I think it's good for the

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