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Felgern

I don't know, guys, am I going to play?

Am I not going to play?

What am I going to do?

Mass.

Yeah, Mas, you stupid.

S-T-O-O.

Stupid Man.

It's time for Felger and Mass, presented by Draft Kings.

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Fourth and final hour, Felger and Maserati on an agenda-free Friday.

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And again, Felger Maz is presented by Draft Kings, both here on 985, the Sports Hub, and NBC Sports, Boston, where we simulcast across New England and the country every single day, back to your phones as promised. Alan in Florida on the Mookie Bet situation. Go ahead, Alan. Yeah. You know, you just said it, Mike. This is the most, I'm in Boston now. It came in for the weekend. You know, you talk to people. People want a boycott. They're so embarrassing. It's almost a disgrace. I mean, I don't know what's going on in the city. You've got a guy like that wonderful, good-looking John Tamassi, saying the redlocks are going to really, again, it's going to be a great trade for them. You might not it now I mean what kind of an imbecile I mean this is ridiculous they should try and void this trade I don't think they realize the backlash they're going to get

from trading one of the top two or three or four players in all the baseball for garbage and they don't even know that the pitcher can pitch, a balloon weighs close to 300 pounds. I mean, this is great. It looks worse by the minute. It really does. So now there's a snag in the deal, and it's going to go through, but there's a snag in the deal because the fat pitcher from the twins has a dead arm and an addiction to ice cream. the outfielder from the Dodgers might be a creep and a straight-up bad guy, and he also

has an injury, too. So common sense would dictate that the Red Sox cut off this deal. And what a fans want him to do, you listen to Alan, and I think, you know, the outcry locally and even nationally, for at least from, you know, those that cover the league, take a mulligan, call off the deal.

Bring back Mookiei bets,

and if it doesn't work and the season goes sideways,

then you trade them at the trade deadline. But I think with the way this offseason is gone, you owe it to your fan base to at least put a winning product, a product that can actually compete for a World Series championship on the field, and they're doing anything. But they just come off as tone-deaf idiots again. Okay, so I think they just look bad because pretty much the whole world knew the deal

with this greater all. They knew the physical problems. They knew that he was projected as a reliever.

They knew about the weight. If you just look at him, you can see the weight. And it's like

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