All right, Derek Lowe. It's a cavalcade of guests because the governor is here now too.

Good morning, governor. Good morning. How are you?

Wasn't it great to listen to Derek Lowe?

Yeah. I mean, it doesn't seem that long ago, does it?

No. I remember last year, you know, the 20th anniversary and I was over at Fenway and we were gathered down below and for the ceremony and just all the guys hanging

out. I mean, it was as much a locker room then, you know, as it was back in 2004. And the bonds that

he speaks of, I mean, it was palpable. You could still feel it. You know, 20 years later, it's awesome.

You haven't had a chance to, well, I guess I was going to say you haven't had a chance,

you haven't had a chance to plan a parade, but Celtics parade. Maybe you'll have another one of those.

Banner 19, baby, right? What did you think of that, of that start last night awesome okay you weren't worried about jason taitam oh last night yeah i mean

look it's it nothing's easy yeah you know and actually i think this series can be more challenging

than people would think right for for a first round um you know these are these are professional athletes

so every game's going to be a game obviously you want you want Jason to be as healthy as he can possibly be,

and everyone on the team to be as healthy as they can be.

But, I mean, when they're healthy, they're unstoppable.

Amazing team, amazing group of guys.

Prep-wise, sorry.

Prep-wise, is it harder to plan a parade, or is it harder to plan the Boston?

Well, this is the nice thing about being governor. You've got a mayor in a city that actually

has to do all the heavy lifting and the planning. So the city did a great job last year.

Of course, we were there with state police and always happy to support. But wouldn't that be

nice, right, if that were my problem? Yeah. how to plan, championship parades.

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