All right. Hi, everybody. Welcome into the program. That's right. Felger and Maz on a Saturday night back in Boston, Saturday afternoon here in San Francisco. I don't know if I can do that Warriors intro all day long. Jim, I can't. Louthi, I can't. This is, you don't. You don't book Felger and Maz for a pep rally. No, no, you don't. We're not doing the Warriors thing. You can do that on your own time. But we are broadcasting live from Underdog Cantina. Right across the street from, I've been calling it Packbell Park all week long. Rightfully so. It's Oracle. It is Oracle Park, but the home of the San Francisco Giant. Right across the street on King Street.

So if you are coming down to the game from the Patriots, you're not going to make it if you're still in Boston. I have it. You're not going to make it here. But if you're in the area, come on by. They've just opened the door so it's filling up with Patriots fans. And we got you covered for the next three hours. and we are today brought you by Cores Light

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We're also broadcasting on our YouTube channel. So if you want to catch us on the video, go to the SportsUp's YouTube channel, and that's where we'll be again for the next three hours, up until 8 o'clock Eastern. Joining us just to start the show, Alex Barth, standing by. How you guys? Barthie, how's it going? Good. How about this? This is something. How's this? 11 years ago this week, Maz, that Malcolm Butler play happened, and now they're back. Patriots, Seahawks. How you feeling about this? So my emotional arc always changes as I get closer to the game. Like at the beginning of the, you know, first

couple of weeks, I tend to, you know, the game is so far away that I have a hard time

getting a good sense of what's going to happen. But as we get closer, I do start to feel a little

bit more confident in the Patriots. It's not unusual for me to feel this way. I'm often wrong. I'll just make that part clear.

But, you know, the closer you get to the game, the more anticipation there is, you start to

feel some of that buzz. The city starts to activate, for lack of a better word, and you can

feel it. And this game here that was on when i came in today i sort

got sucked right into it and they're replaying here this maybe maybe the nflb network i'm seeing

this everywhere they're replaying the 2014 super bowl patriot seahawks this this game i thought was

the best football game i've ever seen i thought this game was absolutely spectacular. The finish was obviously

historic, but I thought the game in and of itself was two heavyweights, trading blows really the whole day.

I think I said to you one time right after the game that every play to me felt like a car accident in this game.

And so, you know, it's just a great thing to kind of lead you into the next one because the last time these teams met, it was absolutely, again, historic. You picked the Seahawks earlier in the week, Maz. Are you changing your mind as you're getting closer to the game? I think they're the better team. I generally pick the better team. I'm sticking with the pick.

But if you tell me, yeah, I expected to be booed.

Thank you.

But if even worry... Boo!

You suck.

If even worry is hurt and it shows up in the game,

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