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Felger and Mad.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

985, the Sports Hub. Hi, everybody. Welcome to the program, Felger and Maserati on Red Sox opening day.

You enjoy the festivities, maas?

Marginal. Can I tell you why?

Yeah, I wanted to enjoy the festivities. I wanted to enjoy them,

but while they were announcing the players to go out and get their rings, which to me is sort of

the whole point of the day, they had the music up so loud on the broadcast that you couldn't

hear the crowd really. Well, what's the point of that? Like the whole point is to hear Nathan Avaldi get his applause. Like, that to me is what the whole thing's about. Like, I want to hear who gets... So I blame this on Nesson. And being the cynic I am, I said this before he came on the year, and I know you've been running around. So the part of me wonders, I don't know. Were the Red Sox worried they might get some booze and so they played the music up so you couldn't hear it on your TV?

Crazy. Like I know that's totally cynical of me to believe that. But like I wanted to hear clearly a Valdi price. And those guys, based on what I could gather, they had the loudest ovations. But that's what I wanted to hear. I wanted to hear those moments, and I felt like I was deprived of it. So listen, we're about 10 minutes away from opening pitch. We're not going to talk Red Sox when the game starts. So if you want to weigh in, Jimmy, would you release a hounds for me, please? 617-779-0-985. You want to call them bitch about the opening ceremony. You want to get a baseball taken before the game begins.

Here's your spot. Just about the next 10 minutes until they throw the first pitch. So here's the place for it. So the game presentation was a little loud. You didn't get the crowd noise, maz. My issue, again, following up from yesterday, is the Patriots being there, but just the Patriots who are, you know, no Brady, no Belichick, no craft, the craft I get. But I just saw a picture of them all standing there with their trophies and two of the guys holding the trophies for the Patriots, at Grunkowski holding a trophy. I think they'd Gilmore holding a trophy, but two of the guys holding the trophy, Matthew Slater and Joe Cardona. Well, they're members of the team.

But what's really the point with this now?

When you've got the long snapper and the pitch of there next to David Ortiz,

is that really the idea here to put the, I was about to swear, the long snapper next to

your Hall of Fame three-time champion Red Sox.

And this is something we want to get into our buddy Lou there, Merlone, has a problem with them even bringing the Patriots in on this day altogether, which, you know, that's the only one I really heard a voice complaint about that.

I sort of wonder if it's going to be Joe Cardona's day, maybe he's got a point, but maybe he does otherwise.

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