Thanks for choosing Felger and Maz to entertain.

Includa, including in Tuka trying to smash it into one word.

And inform you in the afternoon.

Tuka, pukta, on his pad.

985, the Sports Hub. Fourth and final hour here, Felger and Mass, Mike's out today, so I'm in the

A-hole chair.

Jim Murray is alongside.

And McCone, Tim McCone, has been here to give us headlines on Major League

Trading Deadline Tuesday, July 31st.

Deadline came and went at 4 p.m. without the Red Sox adding any help to their bullpen.

And we will be largely caller driven here in the last hour.

To me, I really, I find this unfathomable.

To me, the most basic move you make is an executive come the trading deadline.

When you have a contending team, the most basic move you make is bullpen help.

Everybody needs bullpen help.

You never have a perfect bullpen.

The Red Sox essentially have the same bullpen they've had for the last year or two.

Oh, but Tyler Thornberg's starting to show.

And so is Brazzers, whoever this kid is, who's okay, looked a little bit decent.

But that's what you're hanging all your hopes on in this postseason.

This likely 11, 11, 112 Red Sox team, that's what you're hanging your hope on. Joe Kelly, Matt Barnes, Heath, Hembrie, Brazzers, Tyler Thornberg, the wheel of gutless bums. You've got to be kidding me. I mean, it is. It's astonishing, Murray. It really is. That a guy who's been in the game as long as Dave Dombrowski has, and it's been around the game as long as D Dombrovsky has, and it's been around the game, as long as Dumbrowski has, and has suffered the failures in October that Dumbrowski has suffered. This is the albatross on this guy. You can't spin this. Are people starting to spin this? Please tell me people are trying to spend this. You can't. This was the one need that they had more

than any other going to the trade deadline and they did nothing, nothing. Fifteen other teams in

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