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We've just given you and concluded nine straight hours of Cam Newton Patriots coverage, which I don't think a single divergence. I don't think we did a single segment or even a couple minutes on anything else. Maybe we spent 90 seconds on the NHL draft lottery on Monday during the final word. But that might have been it. Otherwise, it was pretty much nine straight hours of wall-to-wall.

Newton, Patriots cheating, you know, that thing.

All cam. Okay? So all cam all the time. All pets. And we're going to get back to it. We're going to get back to it next hour. But we're going to take one breather. Our first breather of the week from Cam Newton. Now, so if you want to weigh in on Red Sox, baseball, NBA return, NHL return, anything that's, you know, benign at you other than Newton and the Patriots, this is your hour.

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I was just watching the update on NBC Sports Boston at the top of the hour.

They do their own update.

And I saw Kimball Walker speaking to the media from a podium.

Is that what I saw?

Was that from today?

Or was that a file clip?

Stevens and Kemba talked on a Zoom call from the podium, I believe.

Yeah, it was virtual.

Yeah.

That was still a Zoom call.

Just the visual of Kemba Walker at a podium. Got you excited. With a microphone, with a backdrop, I gave me a little something. Yeah. Because it's normal. Gave me a little something. Yeah, it's a little glimmer of hope, a little glimmer of normalcy. It's how it works, right? A guy, you know, there's a workout, there's a team activity. Not someone that talks to the media. Not someone at his laptop with earbuds and a bookshelf behind him. Like I've had enough of that one. I'm sure we all have of that visual. That was an actual athlete at a podium in a press conference setting, even if people weren't there. I'm like, oh, how about that? A little half step, half step towards normalcy. The other thing is the Red Sox, Major League Baseball camps open today. But the opening is what? They're just going for their tests and then they have to go right back home? Correct. I think that's right. Yep. They're just going to test these guys, make sure everybody is, you know, negative. and then once that happens, I think they can start to do stuff. Okay.

But even on Friday is the first. On Friday, yes. Okay. I think it's really important because, you know, all due respect to our MLS friends and the women's soccer and, you know, all these other. No one's really come back yet. Okay, no one's come back in a full team setting. And so if the Red Sox show up for a Friday practice, a Friday workout, full team at Fenway Park, that to me really breaks the seal. And that really crosses the threshold and gives me the first indication that we can actually pull it off. No one's done. It hasn't happened yet in any of these sports. I'm sorry, Stu. I don't consider wrestling either, if that's what you were going to say. No, no, no, no. The NBA, there are two international NBA leagues who have done the bubble successfully with zero test positive for COVID's. Okay. So I'm talking here domestically.

So obviously, I mean, there's another soccer match on now.

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