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985, sports hub his preparation

of the season you know

in the off season but also what he does

during the season is it's almost perfect

you know from the nutrition to the training room to everything

and uh you know when the game is on the line he doesn't care you know it from the nutrition to the training room to everything. And, you know, when the game is on the line,

he doesn't care, you know. It's a full go. And he's a perfect example of, you know, the players that we

want, you know, and, you know, people should take a look at him. You know, I'm glad that my boys,

you know, he's kind of like, he's their favorite for other reasons. but, you know, like, you know, when they start playing, he's easy, you know, like, just look at him. And hopefully we can say it for a long, you know, like, you don't have to watch on TV. Just contemplate when I see it. But just watch him, and you'll be okay.

We play that sound a lot this week.

That is Alex Corr from actually a couple of weeks ago.

And every time I can't get enough of that cut.

I don't know why.

I think it's just because Cora is so open about how he really feels about Bogart's. And dare I say, I mean, you know what I say, dare I say, he's putting pressure on the organization and bring the guy back. That's what he's doing. He's siding with the player. Alex Corr is no fool. He looks at what the Red Sox have on the field, and he says, we're short as it is. You're going to take away my shortstop, too, and maybe not sign my third baseman that would be a

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