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You may have seen this story broke of Reds manager Brian Price.

He was at a press conference.

He was talking to the local media.

And they were asking some questions.

And they were asking questions.

He didn't think he needed to answer and uh he just i guess he was

tired of it and he let f bombs fly left and right yeah you conversation yes absolutely in fact

at one point it sounds like morse code it's been beep so much yeah do you know what prompted

this they're just asking if these if there were players ready go, if somebody was going to play or not. And he eventually is just like, look, why do I need to tell you that? It's just going to, it's basically giving our opponents. Okay, that's what I thought. Information that might help them in beating us. And I kind of agree. That does make sense. The statement he's trying to make is, you know, and I assume a lot of these are like hometown reporters.

Yes.

And, and why? us and I kind of agree. That does make sense. The statement he's trying to make is, you know,

and I assume a lot of these are like hometown reporters. Yes. And why would you give this info, this intel over to these other guys that were trying to beat? You know what I mean? And I understand a journalist's job, but he, I think it's okay for a coach's sake. You know what I'm not going to answer that. There was a beat reporter

for the Reds and these guys

went it to answer that.

There was a beat reporter for the Reds. And these guys, when it's a beat reporter, they're there for every game. So they get to know the managers. They're supposed to be a bit of a rapport. A beat reporter had tweeted out some information before the team had released it about a player not being able to play that night. Okay. And then he mentions a tweet a few times.

Yeah.

And he caught wind.

The manager caught wind of that play that night. Okay. Because he mentions a tweet a few times.

Yeah, and he caught wind.

The manager caught wind of that, and that pissed him off. Okay. And he sort of harbored that resentment, and it all came out in this rant. All right. Well, I'll play some of this for you. It's like a minute and a half long, but he never really goes. He's not screaming or anything like that, but he's just dropping the F bottle left and right.

I like to talk, and I have spoken as candidly as I can with you people. If that's not good enough, I won't say a thing. I'll go, yes, sir, no, sir. And I can do that. But I've been as candid as I can be about this team and our players, and we've got to deal with this. Every team that we play has to know every guy that's here and what they can and can't do.

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