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Noah says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Mads.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

985, the Sports Hub. SportsHub.

All right, so let's react to that.

I don't know if you consider it news,

but Dan Shauna seems pretty tapped in with the Boston Red Sox.

There's no question about it, Maz.

And he writes in the Boston Globe this afternoon, online edition, I suppose.

He says after speaking with two sources with direct knowledge of the situation, I get the sense that the socks are going to stand by their man and ride this out.

Meaning they're not going to fire Alex Corr, they're going to take the suspension with him and wait for him to come back. That's the read that Dan Shaughnessy is getting as of this hour. What are your thoughts on that? So I wonder, first of all, I wonder whether Shaughnessy meet, because Shaughnessy in the same column says a Corps should be fired today. His lead is this. The Red Sox need to fire Alex Corr now. Yesterday, if possible,

don't wait for MLB to tell you what to do. Just do the right thing. After speaking with two sources

with direct knowledge of the situation, I get the sense that the socks are going to stand by

their man and ride this out. They just love Alex Corr, and we understand that. But this is not an

episode that calls for traditional media blaming defiance.

This is not the time for the socks to stick behind their guy.

The Red Sox are an important local institution firing Cora now before MLB's next set of sanctions is issued before it becomes obvious to everyone that Cora must go, allows the socks to preserve some institutional dignity and let history record that they did the right thing.

Okay.

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