Gasper and Murray December 8, 2018: Hour 3

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4.1 • 977 Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2018

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Gasper and Murray dive into the re-signing of Nathan Eovaldi with the Red Sox fr a four-year deal and whether he will live up to the contract. Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald calls in to give his perspective on the Pats-Dolphins matchup and the guys finish the show with 5 Questions.

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0:00.0	Gasper and Murray have scorching hot takes
0:05.0	Twisting your mind with pet Celtics in bays
0:10.0	There also talk socks and out of damn things
0:13.0	Just call them up on this Saturday
0:16.0	Gasper
0:17.0	Hey Murray
0:18.0	Just call them up on this Saturday
0:20.9	Gasper
0:23.7	And Marry
0:24.1	Gasper
0:24.8	Hey, Marry
0:25.4	Gasper
0:26.8	Hey, Marry
0:26.9	Gasper!
0:30.7	It's
0:32.5	Gaspber and Mare 985
0:33.6	The Sports
0:34.0	back together for the first time
0:35.4	in over a month
0:36.0	And before we get to the Nathan Abaldi thing, we have to go back to something that's a eight five of sports up back together for the first time in over a month.
0:41.7	And before we get to the Nathan Abaldi thing, we have to go back to something that Tim McCone just had in your sports have headlines. What's this story with Boston College?
0:45.5	All right. So they were playing Texas A&M and basketball tonight. Okay. And apparently they had
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