The Red Sox Brain Trust leaving Orlando without so much as a souvenir.

And you can talk about that all day long here on Boston Sports Original, WEEEI.

You can leave a hill note on that.

I was, as I said at the start of the show, pleasantly surprised by the fact that Curtis was not as angry at the Boston Red Sox as I thought he would be.

Well, the anger doesn't deserve, like they don't deserve the anger right now.

They really don't.

They have shown you for years that they've changed.

How many times, Greg, have I asked Sam Kennedy

why they've changed approaches? 10, 15. And every time he just admonishes me and says that

you're wrong, you're a liar, you're misconstruing our behavior. We're not making any money.

Right. Break-even business. He said that on this show famously.

There's a break-even business.

Yankees said the Yankees tried to say the same thing this year.

Honestly, the death of George Steinbrenner and the death of Larry Lukino put a damper on the rivalry.

Like those two people were the forces for winning in both organization.

I feel like the issue is with Wiggy,

the issue is with Will Fleming, the issue is with the people that against their better judgment continue to say to the audience that the team is going to be active, that the team is going to spend,

they're back at the big boy table, where

Will Fleming two days ago says the next 72 hours are going to be spectacular for Red Sox

fans.

They're hearing that from somebody.

Like, somebody's saying that.

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