This, what are you doing that stupid trickery crap for?

Is Felger and Mass.

The continued issue, uh, on 985.

Unbelievable.

The Sports Hub.

All right, hour two, Felger and Maz, as promised, right to your phones.

That's right, John at the Ritz again.

Go ahead, John.

Hi, this is actually John, generalized Boston, but to be gratia, I go to Maz for taking my call.

I want to give you a hot take on David Price.

He was a jerk before he joined the Red Sox.

You remember back in 2013 when David Ortiz pent that home run?

Yes.

And he got all sissy about it.

He's a loser.

He's a loser now.

He was a loser then.

And he's going to be a loser in the future.

And I have no confidence in any of the Red Sox starting staff to go forward in the playoffs.

Sale, he's throwing 100 miles an hour bullets. I don't see where you get this idea that he's saving his arm. Well, hold on. And I'll just talk you there, John. Strong take. The thing with sale, why I have confidence in sales is because he's talented. He's really, really good. And he doesn't have a big enough postseason sample size for me to say that he's got a postseason problem. He's been to one playoff. So, no, when you're that, that good, you should have faith in him. And if you don't, then I just think you don't want to have faith in him. I mean, he's just too good and there's not enough failure there for me to say that he's got a problem at that time of year. David Price, clear track record of failure at that time of year. You can't have a breakthrough? Sure, you can. I mean, when you're that talented and have been out at that long, you don't think eventually it just clicks for you? Sure. Of course it could. But again, see, I get discouraged every time I see a game like the one in New York in that series finale. Yeah, I hear you. Like, you know, that's regular season.

We, get discouraged every time I see a game like the one in New York in that series finale. Yeah, I hear you.

Like, you know, that's regular season.

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