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985, the hub this is going to be one of the most fascinating winters in the history of this organization yeah absent leadership changes i do think

that this has the potential to be about as chaotic and half seasonseason as we've seen, because it's not just a matter of, you know, do you add a pitcher and then do you, you know, where do you go in shortstop? There's plenty of potential trade avenues that the team could explore. You could be looking at the ad and subtract routes. There's going to be a lot of financial flexibility, so the Red Sox should be involved at the top of the market on a number of guys, at least exploring their availability and interest in coming to Boston.

I have a very unsettled feeling about this roster right now.

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We'll open up the phone lines right away.

That is Alex Spear of the Boston Globe, whom you just heard,

who was in the Nesson booth last night with Dave O'Brien,

Dennis Eckersley, talking about the off-season that is coming up.

And you heard Dave O'Brien say there, one of the more fascinating off seasons of Red Sox history.

I'll tell you what, Murray.

A lot of times over the years, I've heard people say this all the time.

Oh, big off season coming out, big off season.

And we were talking about this recently.

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