They were frightened.

I want Mass.

What is this?

Listen, I'll grant your Felger's crazy. Here we go. Man, I got to lay off the peyote. It was horrendous. Felger and Mass. 985, the Sports Hub. Bye! Hi, everybody. Welcome to the program, Felger and Maserati on a Monday, A. Hope you all enjoyed your weekend. We call them reentry Mondays because we go over everything from the weekend.

So it's a lot to catch up on. And so that's what we're going to do today. We got a lot of stuff to get to. Let's see. NBA finals, game five tonight, back in Golden State. We've got Red Sox over the weekend. Mazz wants to hit on a Phil Mickelson story heading into the U.S. Open this week. It had a soccer match last night if you care about that. That's from the weekend. We have the Stanley Cup finals. That ended last night if you care about that. All those things we care about. And we'll get to throughout the course today. But we're going to start with Red Sox. And you want to join us on that or anything else? The phone lines are open for you. Very much like a Friday here.

Just load them up. And you want to join us on that or anything else? The phone lines are open for you, very much like a Friday here.

Just load them up on whatever you want. 617-779-0-985. Maz. How you doing? Good, you? Just Peachy, thank you. We got Murray. We got Jimmy Stewart back from his illness. Hope you're feeling okay, Stu. Me.

Okay, good.

Excellent.

We'll take that.

Matt, tell me some about the Red Sox.

Let's start with Red Sox, though.

Tony Impro? Hope you feel no case, too. Me. Okay, good. Excellent. We'll take that.

Matt, tell me something about the Red Sox.

Let's start with Red Sox, though. Tony and Providence, the number is 617-77-9-0-98-5, Tony. That's the number you're looking for. We're taking calls on Drew Palmerance today, Tony. I'm wondering who you laid your lumber on last night. You want to come out and tell us?

Please tell me, who'd you bet on last night?

Because if you bet on last night?

Because if you bet on that bum and you lost money, that one's on you. That one's on you. So you want to start there? Let's start with Drew Pomerant. Okay. Like, what do people expect? He has a couple of good starts in a row. And all of a sudden, it's like he's fixed. like he's turned a corner, he's turned into Sandy Kofax,

he's going to be that way for the rest of the year.

He had a nice little run, but the reality is, and all of a sudden it's like he's fixed, like he's turned a corner, he's turned into Sandy

Kofax, he's going to be that way for the rest of the year.

He had a nice little run, but the reality is, as is always the case in baseball, take the big picture. Okay, take the big picture. And with regard to Drew Pomeran's, what you're going to get is a guy who over the span of 30 starts, if he makes it that far,

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