These guys know how to connect with you about Boston sports.

I can't disagree with that.

Jackpot!

Felger and Maz on 985, the Sports Hub.

I think that the ESPN piece, hour number two here, Velgar Maz and Jim Murray at Hurricanes

at the Garden, I think this is a hit piece on Brady.

I think this ESPN story makes Brady look bad and Belichick look good, which, again, in my experience, means that Bill's a source or his camp is a source, and I've no idea. I'm just telling you this from the outside. But the story is very favorable to Bill and very unfavorable to Brady. I don't think it's unfair because I think that Bill's been largely right in this situation.

And if Brady's carrying on like this, he's in the wrong.

So I don't have a problem with it being slanted, but you sort of wonder where it's coming from.

So I believe this is a hit piece on Brady.

And the ultimate hit comes towards the end, almost as an aside.

But whether it's Belichick, Belichick's camp, or whoever is feeding Wickersham,

he basically lets you know when it comes to deflakeet and the balls, Tom did it.

So I just caught my eye too, actually.

Go ahead.

So he's writing here about Kraft ultimately brokering this, a piece between Brady and Belichick and Guerrero and like now at

76 years old writes Wickersham craft ultimately will attempt to broker a solution he has paid both

Brady and Belichick tens of millions of dollars one and lost some of the greatest games in

NFL history and has stood by both at their lowest moments he apologized in front of a room of owners for SpyGate and he stood by both at their lowest moments. He apologized in front of a room of owners for SpyGate,

and he stood by Brady during deflategate,

even after he backed down and accepted the NFL's penalty.

Kraft did so, even though many staffers in the building,

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