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

This may feel strong, but you people are stupid.

OMG, it's Felger and Mazz, 905, the Sports Hub.

Why don't we start for this first hour in an agenda free fashion a

second feldger friday fashion yeah you want to start that way yeah let's do it that yeah okay

release the hollons jim is that what they do uh hey uh good new yeah enough of. Mazz? Murray, you have a thought, or you still, uh... Yeah, you're waiting for Hardy to leave? Jim's like, no, I don't really have my computer plugged in yet, so I can't get on Wi-Fi. I notice that Mazz gives his thought to Mario a lot. Like, I'm going to let you go first. And then Mari goes first.

He's usually eating soup.

Right.

Right.

Okay, Jimmy can release the hounds.

Kill salad.

Get to our opening thoughts.

What do you get for an opening thought then, Zoh?

All right, here we go. You know the drill. It's not quite the last agenda free Friday of 2019. It's the second of last one. Is that right, Marie? Today's what? The last for me. That's all that matters. Yeah, well, it's the last for me, too. But, you know, I didn't necessarily need to. I suppose it's the last for any official full-time member of the Felgar and Show. Yeah, speak for yourself, guys, really. Because as you can tell, Mike is out today, and Murray is alongside, and Matt McCarthy here to do headlines. We'll open up the phones here in just a second, but agenda-free Friday format will go over pretty much all the stories of the week, but we'll start with opening thoughts. Who wants to go first? Marie McCarthy?

Yeah, I'll go first because this will lead into McCarthy's take.

So while watching the Bruins puke away yet another game last night, I did get a cheap laugh thanks to the desperate and disingenuous commercial that kept running for the Red Sox ticket package. It's desperate for the obvious reason that I feel like,

I think it's, I feel like kind of obvious over the last season or so.

The Red Sox are now the city's fourth sport,

and people don't care like they used to. It's desperate for the obvious reason that I feel like, I think it's, I feel like kind of obvious over the last season or so.

The Red Sox are now the city's fourth sport and people don't care like they used to about baseball as a whole.

And disingenuous because the commercial features Mookie Betts who's going to be gone by opening day or the trade deadline.

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