the chief baseball officer of the boston red sox

Craig resloe on this show yesterday

suggesting

apparently that that is the president of the boston

red sox but don't take him at his word

don't take sam kennedy at his word

uh when when sam seemed to indicate that raffi would be willing to play for his space.

The irony in all of this is that no one is more obsessed with image and the way in which he is perceived than Sam Kennedy.

And yet he always seems to be put in these positions where he's forcing Craig Breslo to walk things back that he said or vice versa.

Like, you're on with Tom Caron, not exactly, you know, meet the press.

And you sit down and you know that Devers' name is going to come up.

It's probably the biggest storyline of the season.

And you say, if we need him, he'll play when you're, you were part of a delegation that flew

to Kansas City to get him back on track.

But you were in an emergency situation.

Like the fact that he says that, it makes Sam look like he hasn't been following along

the last couple of, the last month or two.

You mean they did need him.

They did need him they did need him you

ran into an emergency situation with tristing going down nobody to to back him up at first and raffy said

no so like it just came across so wrong what was the quote that we played when we were in Newport, I believe? Wasn't it,

he's not having it per Alex Cora? That's what Alex Cora said. Raphael Devers is not having it

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