B-Pod Studios They're Boston's number one afternoon show Most powerful sports radio show in New England America's number one afternoon sports show And number one in your heart And I just came here to help you ready Sorry John, thank you, don't need it. Felger, Mass. 985, the Sports Hub. All right, Felger Maz, again, presented by Draft Kings on 95, The Sports Hub, and the simulcast on NBC Sports, Boston, Big Jim Murray and myself from our town for retired studios in Dorchester, Maz Maz, back at home on his couch, as we'd like to say. You want to get our thoughts on the coronavirus and all of this podcast. 2 p.m. hour right off the top. We gave it about 15, 20 minutes of it. No need to reset it. You can go listen to that if you want. Nothing further to add as we like to do here on this program, we're going to talk ball.

And we know there's other important things going on in the world, and there's places for that. But this little world, this little spot on the dial is for sports. So we'll just stick with that and the Brady Watch, because there is some good developments. Again, the Tampa Bay Times reporting bucks all in on Brady. They will be calling him noon on Monday when the legal tampering begins with a big offer

and basically giving him the house to come down and be a Tampa Bay Buccaneer.

How do you feel about that?

How do you feel about the way this thing is gone, folks?

How do you feel about the way this is now being reported where there's clear camps?

There's a Brady camp, you know, Darlington, Curran, Gaspur,

Gasper, Schaefter, but I think Shepter does it all.

There's a clear team camp.

Karen Geregian, I'll put on that, Karen Geregian, the Boston Herald, Brady Camp.

I think there's a clear team camp, which is like Ian Rappaport. I think Diana Rusini yesterday, clearly, giving you the team's business. I think Tom Kagan of the Boston Herald has taken the team point of view, which is great. We're getting good insight from Tom Kagan about how the Patriots feel and how Bill Belichick is approaching this. And we had a great little back and forth in The Herald today with Karen on one side and

Kagan on the other giving you the two sides of the story. And I think this comes from, I think

this comes from, well, this is how they're feeling and how they're thinking. Want to hear

it? By all means. Karen Gerezian, business as usual for Belichick. Opening salvos indicate Patriots coach does not want Brady back.

That's the headline.

She writes, Tom Brady Sr., the father, predicted a messy divorce between the Patriots and his son.

That was five years ago, and it looks like Brady Sr. was on to something.

Because right now, Belichick does not want

Tom Brady. Maybe he hasn't uttered the words, but that's the message his actions are conveying.

I'll stop. Do you agree or disagree, Mass? Agree. Thoughts. So I just think that this latest story

and that Field Yates put out there about how the Patriots are waiting to hear from Brady about what he wants.

Like I heard that and said they've got it backwards.

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