That is Craig Breslo on this show yesterday. Red Sox holding on, at least Craig Breslo, holding on, holding on to the hope that this is a wildcar team.

And Curtis, your lead this morning was that some or many got very excited yesterday when Craig Breslo said that they wanted to improve the team and

took that as a as a buy sign like they say in real estate but that it may not be a buy sign

it may not it was intricate uh wording use of the english language by Craig Breswell yesterday.

That was Yale in the answer.

No, I'm always fascinated by what gets aggregated out of those interviews.

I'm like, was it Greg's question or mine?

Yes.

And yesterday I saw that and I was like, I had the complete opposite reaction.

If somebody says, are you going to buy and you say, yeah, we're interested, that's not a yes.

Yeah.

And if you say, I'm going to improve the team in 2025, well, there's a million ways that theoretically you could improve a team.

Yeah.

That doesn't involve adding payroll.

So to use the analogy, if somebody says, you're going to buy this house and you say,

we're going to improve our living condition, that would be the answer.

And that would be the semantical way you would get out of being in on something.

I took it as that they were buyers because, and I'm combining that with Craig Breslo in the past

saying that they are planning on using that money that they're saving from Raffey.

But to be fair, we saw your Amazon delivery and you're almost always.

You're always a buyer.

Yes, I am always a buyer.

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