Thanks for choosing Felger and Maz to entertain.

Includa, including in Tuka trying to smash it into one word.

And inform you in the afternoon.

Tuka, pukta, on his path.

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Tony Maserati is out. Big Jim Murray over in the mass chair. We've got Marshall Hook in our

update studios. The deal is we give opening thoughts while you fill up the phone lines and

then as soon as they're ready, you go. You set the agenda today. Anything from the week we've gotten to or have yet to get to?

There's your standard open, Jimmy. You may release the hounds at 617-779-0-98-5. Opening thoughts. I have an idea how this is going to go. Big Jim Murray, go ahead. Yeah, Felgar. I want to thank you for providing the most genuinely enjoyable sports moment for me since the Celtics overtime win over the 76ers in game three of the conference.

You are such a bastard.

I mean that.

Thanks to your foolish bet on the Washington Redskins over the Patriots in a preseason game, no less.

I, along with many of you in the audience, had a real rooting interest in last night's game. And that was not just because I wanted to see a good showing by the Patriots. It was because, you know, I think all of us collectively wanted to see you. Felger, take that L. So late, it was purely for me to take the L, not because you bet the other side. Not because you said, well, this guy is such an idiot. I'll take the other side. Well, it was just, there was such confidence that you, you know, you were, you just had emanating out of you yesterday talking about this game and how the Redskins would be better prepared. And it really looked that way, especially in the first half. They're up 17. Nothing. Then late in the fourth quarter, it all looks lost.

Thanks to a Mike Gillisley fumble.

I figured that's it.

Redskins get the ball. Felger wins again. We're all going to have to sit here and listen to you at Crow for four hours today. But no, thanks to the Patriots defense. and a fumble return to the one by Gino Grissom,

a play that I literally got out of my chair

and celebrated at Splitsville last night

like it was the Super Bowl.

Such a bastard.

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