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Me, Big Jim Murray, here directing traffic, taking your calls at 617-779-0-985. Paul Perillo, Patriots.com, in studio now. Busting your chops a little bit there, Paul. Hello, Paul. We're going through the drive-thru. You made it in time. Hi, Paul. I did in the Murray chair. I'm like I feel like I'm in a different studio I know it's a big little It's a little shell game going on here Do you get a couple of bagel bites on the way

Or what'd you do?

What do you got to start like that for? You. Look at you. He's the mind of a child. Well, you'll be happy to know, Paul, that Linda, who works in a sales department brought in bagels and cream cheese right down. Oh, good.

Well, I want to run through the rest of these Red Sox calls before we end this news on Alex Corr and get your thoughts on that, Paul, before we get to some of your observations of the day one of training camp, if you wouldn't mind? Absolutely. Did you have any thoughts on this core news that broke in the last hour before? I was as surprised about it as you guys sounded. I just kind of had written him off, and I kind of felt like this is less about the trade deadline as it is going forward. What kind of payroll are they going have on a consistent basis going forward? So I kind of had written him off that he wasn't interested in being part of this anymore. Yeah, there was kind of an air of like F you, I think, coming from him of like, okay, I'm going to give you my best, we're going to go through this season, and then I'm out of here. Would you look at him as a bit of a fraud if he ended up taking a lot of money from the team just to stay? Because I was with you on this, Paul. I thought, like, this is a formality. It doesn't matter how much money they're going to put in front of him. He's done here. He doesn't like how the organization's being run. He'll go to the Yankees, Dodgers, wherever.

See you.

Now if he takes the money... It doesn't matter how much money they're going to put in front of him. He's done here. He doesn't like how the organization is being run.

He'll go to the Yankees, Dodgers, wherever. See you. Now if he takes the money, it's always about the money. It's always above the money. Yeah, I do kind of think there's a little disingenuousness there. And again, I don't follow it as closely as, you know, you guys, and certainly the guys that are at Fenway all the time.

So maybe this... Again, I don't follow it as closely as, you know, you guys, and certainly the guys that are at Fenway all the time.

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