These guys know how to connect with you about Boston Sports. Say that more slowly because I'm stupid. Pelgar and Maherz on 985. The Sports Hub. It's a reentry Monday, everything on the board from the weekend. A lot of Patriot stuff to get to after Bill Belichick spoke yesterday. Craft today. We're playing with that sound throughout the course of the day. The Bruins, a couple developments there and some interesting things to chew on. We got that on the board. Kyrie Irving and his injury, which you first heard here from Tony Maserati. That update from the weekends on the table as well. Tonight is also the debut of the baseball reporters. Indeed it is. So everyone's one of their Sunday best here in studio. Getting ready for that. Six o'clock, Maz, you ready for some baseball? I'm ready. Are you? Okay, yes.

I'm not sure. I'm somewhere. I'm working my way there. I tried to do it at the end of last week. Didn't exactly light the lamp, but, you know, Maz, we're going to make it compelling. Season opens on Thursday. It's right there. It's unbelievable. So we have some Red Sox thoughts for you later on this hour as well.

We continue with your phones. I just for you later on this hour as well.

We continue with your phones.

I just want to hit on this real quick.

That, you know, I think that there's clearly an approach by Belichick this offseason to be out there or out front or maybe just be nice.

Maybe he's...

More accessible?

Yeah.

Definitely more accessible.

No, no, you got it right.

Nicer.

Nice.

More engaging.

I think he's trying to be nice this offseason.

And there's a few giveaways.

So, again, he's supposed to speak at this coach's breakfast tomorrow, Tuesday,

tomorrow on Tuesday at the owner's meetings.

This is the same coach's breakfast where over the last 18 years he has,

you know, for lack of a better term, chucked his orange juice on reporters,

shoved microphones out of his face,

shot boogers at reporters sitting at the table, belched openly in the NFL network.

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