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This may feel strong, but you people are stupid.

Oh, M.G.

It's Felger and Mazz.

Ninety-five the Sports Hub.

Hour number three of Felger and Mazz.

Mike's off today, so I've slid over to the A-hole chair.

Jim Murray's alongside.

Matt McCarthy here to give us headlines. Spent a lot of time on the Red Sox post-trade deadline. We'll get back to some of that here in the next little bit. But there is, I think there's some stuff to talk about with Tom Brady still in the wake of all this contract talk, uncertainty about his long-term future,

the way the Patriots are building the roster, et cetera, et cetera.

Okay.

And to me, you know, again, as we said yesterday, you're only talking about the most important

player in the history of the league.

And I think that that's what he is.

He's the best player in the history of the league, let alone your quarterback.

So Murray stumbled upon this today.

And it allows us to sort of, you know, extrapolate a little bit, if that's the right word.

And in the New York Post, headline, page six.

Exclusive.

Tom Brady, Giselle Bunchen, shop for homes in the New York City suburbs.

Okay, in the New York City suburbs.

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