What's going on, everybody?

Good morning.

What up, what up? How are we doing? What up, now? Quite a day yesterday. Another Marathon Monday in the books. And everybody seems to be alive and well this morning, which is good news. Yeah. Mego? It was my first marathon party at Capitol Grill, and it exceeded all expectations. Okay, good. I feel like I went to two weddings in one week.

Like it was that big of a setup.

Yeah, it was great to see everybody want to thank everybody who came out yesterday.

Curtis, great to see James there after the baseball game yesterday.

I honestly, I think I got more beat up than everybody boozing combined because of James.

I can attest to that.

Every time that you went to pick him up, it was like fist flying.

And I could just see you just weathering that storm.

He was like the Tasmanian devil.

You know, people come up, but they're very kind.

Like, he's literally kicking me square in the nuts.

And I'm like, okay, good to meet you. And then we were off. But it was a very nice time. Well, that's a little James Luck when it comes to the Red Sox being there yesterday. I mean, they are, they should have them come to every game. I got to say this. I underestimated the disgust that some Red Sox fans feel at this point after talking to people yesterday at that event.

I don't know if you did or not, Curtis, but there are people who are really bothered by what is going on with the Boston Red Sox currently.

And honestly, I know I've given him a hard time.

You know, it's a fun thing to do occasionally. But I thought Will Fleming was spectacular yesterday.

And what he said, I mean, listen, this is your job.

Will Fleming can't turn it off.

He has to call every inning, every pitch 162 times until Ken tries to take his job.

And what we heard from him yesterday was that the on-field crew feels betrayed by the front office.

And that the manner in which they tell them what to do, 85 pitches, 2-1 count, you can't swing,

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