John Henry has been around a lot more recently.

And on Friday, this past Friday at Fenway Park, he was talking to Tom Warner before

the gates opened at the top of the grandstand there behind home plate.

And then beyond there, there was kind of like this conference room.

And it was, there was like a meeting going like very like John Henry was very animated in this meeting.

If you care enough about how you're perceived, that means you still care a little bit.

I mean, if you were totally just like, hey man, Liverpool is the moneymaker.

The Red Sox are a nice little venture I got going on. And yeah, it brings in money. But it's not Liverpool money. So I don't really care about that too much. Then he wouldn't even be around, right? Like, he's around. I don't know if maybe I'm just more hyper aware of it. but it feels like he's been around more in the last call it calendar year probably since the

the I'm just more hyper aware of it, but it feels like he's been around more in the last call it calendar year,

probably since the Raffy drama started

when he had to fly out to Kansas City.

I feel like it started then.

I feel like he's been around more

in the last calendar year

in the, let's call it,

the post-Mookie Betts trade era.

You're not the only one that has made the observation.

Jared Krabis last night for his weekly stint with Mazz on the baseball hour,

talking about John Henry's presence around the stadium and around the team this year

and how it has increased maybe from the past or what you would expect. And that's a way to get us into the Red Sox. How are you guys doing today? Good, you? Good. So normally, Mazum, we're up against the Red Sox during the day. We sort of wait for the game to end to get into the Red Sox. We don't, you know, we sort of figure if you're a baseball guy, you'd rather watch the game than listen to us, talk about the Red Sox, so we sort of wait for the game to end to get into the Red Sox. At this point, what's the deaf, right? Exactly. I'd tweet it out the same thing. I'd rather talk and rip the Red Sox than watch. This could be one of those magical days, which have happened from time to time over the years,

when Felger and Maz actually beats the Red Sox in the ratings.

Remember those?

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