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All right. Hi, everybody.

Welcome to the program, Felgram Maserati on a Tuesday, fully loaded program. Tony Maserati alongside from our town for Attire Studios. How are you doing, Tony? Good you. I just Peachy. Thank you so much. Thanks for holding down the fort yesterday for what was ostensibly a reentry Monday. But because I missed it, and a lot of people missed it, it being the holiday, we're going

to sort of re-rack it and just do a re-entry Tuesday. I like it. See, yesterday's really not a re-entry Monday. Because? It's a holiday Monday. This is the re-entry. The entry's on the Tuesday. So you and Murray may have to go over some of the material you did yesterday for that, I apologize. No sweat. So we got a bunch of stuff from the weekend, okay?

I think the All-Star game and Ky a bunch of stuff from the weekend, okay?

I think the All-Star game and Kyrie Irving playing in the All-Star game is still my lead story.

But really just the whole All-Star weekend, well, body language, the comments and body language of Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, and Anthony Davis, how do we read all of that?

Okay?

And as it relates to their futures, we'll talk about that. Red Sox stuff from the last couple of days. I want to hit on the Chris Sale sort of news that came out of that ownership thing yesterday. The pitch clock is coming. I want to hit on that. I want to do some Bruins. I'm going to do some Bruins after a really nice win last night

and some more trade rumors involving the bees,

some Patriots items as well on the table. So we'll get to all those things. If you want to weigh on any of those, you are by all means welcome. And you may, Jimmy, if you can release the hounds at 617-779-0-985. and weigh on whatever you want here on a re-entry Tuesday.

I do have to start off by asking you, though, about the Maddie Machado contract in San Diego. Mayas, what do your thoughts on that? Okay, so to me, there are two angles to this. One is more global baseball, one's more local. Let me give you the global one and get it out of the way. What a waste. What a waste. Mani Machado, and again, say what you're winding, but he's polarizing.

And for baseball overall, he's good because he's one of the few guys in the game that evokes a reaction for crying out loud.

San Diego.

San Diego.

As you would say, Wales vagina.

You might as well just bury him in a corner of the country, which effectively, well, I wasn't going to go that far.

But you might as well just bury him in a part of the country who will never be seen again, which is effectively what's going to happen.

When have the Padres ever been relevant for anything?

The Cubs World Series in 84, whatever year that was?

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