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Belgar

I'm a liar and a phone one of those no goodnicks

you keep running away from

Maz.

I'm a man, well, nobody's perfect.

Belger and Mazz.

985, the Sports Hub.

No. The Sports Hub. It's Felgrin Mazz.

985, a sports hub.

Jim Murray and Ted Johnson in for Mike and Tony today.

Marshall Hook, my normal spot,

with the updates of chiming in.

And you at 617-779-0--5. It is an agenda-free Friday,

driven by the Bernardi Auto Group. Again, you lead the way we'll follow. Fritz in Sealthy.

We'll entertain this. Go ahead, Fritz. Yeah, how are you doing, gentlemen? Basically, I'm

reaching out today because I saw that there was a graphic on Instagram, which was talking about the top 10 players in Boston under 25.

I talked about basically staff ranked who was going to be the best at their primes.

And at number one, it was Tatum, number two, it was Devers, and number three, it was pasta.

And after thinking through it pretty thoroughly, I started to get a little bit myth

and really felt like Poschnock was kind of clearly head and shoulders already, you know, much further along than the rest of them. And clearly, in my eyes, at least, had a higher ceiling. I see Devers is a guy who, you know, his lofty aside to be an MVP, Moly Triple Crown, Potha you know, is steps away from a rock of Richard.

So I think it's just artificially inflating Tatum, as, you know, we tend to do here in Boston. So just wanted to get your take on those three who you think has the highest ceiling, Tatum Devers or Posterok. I'll hang up and let you guys take it from there. Thanks for us. Oh, I'm sorry about that, yeah, so the Mount Rushmore of under 25 athletes in Boston, eh?

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