Yeah, yeah, yep, yep, yep, yeah, Bo Hess, and now the end is near.

Oh, Felger and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

All right, Felgren, Mass from our Town Fair, Tire Studios here in Brighton, broadcasting on 985, the SportsUp.

That's 98.5 on your FM dial in Boston is where you get us here locally.

We simulcast across New England and the country on CSN. Catch us there daily from 2 to 6. Everything's on the board here on a reentry Monday, a little bit like an agenda-free Friday, where it's really up to you and lots of stuff to get you from the weekend. And we'll just go back to the phones unless either of you, Monkees got a thought to open up this hour. have no thoughts. Okay. I want to say, monkey, I say with all the love and respect in my heart. Here's Robert in California on the NBA. Go ahead, Robert. Hey, guys, 72 and Sunday out here. It's really nice. Hey, to hear about your weather. Real quick, Tud Rich earlier the other morning had mentioned that you guys get compensated

every time you happen to mention an arena's name.

Every broadcaster gets that.

So before I make my point, I just want to ask a question.

Can you give you the names of the three arenas that the Warriors, the Cavaliers, and the Celtics play in?

Why?

You've already bugged me. You know what? I dropped them. Thank you. See you later. That guy was a pain in the ass from the second he got on the air. I don't know what the hell his problem was, but he was a pain in the ass. I'm out here in San Diego, 72 degrees. Screw you. It's a second weather call we've gotten. Talk about the weather on your own time.

Please.

The weather.

I don't know who told the weather on your own time.

Please. The weather. I don't know who told you we got paid every time we name an arena. We don't. I think the arena people get, or the company gets picked. Whatever. It was one of those toucher and rich, ha-ha morning show laugh jokes. I've no idea with either way. Nick in Rhode Island. Go ahead, Nick. All right, you guys kind of took the wind on my sail in the Pomerant's rant, but you just let that bullfish call and know I'll go for 10 minutes. That's why I get my rant in and let you guys talk. I have been watching the past few games. I've been busy, so I've been keeping up on who's on the hill. I'm on my way to the game last night. I go, oh, so who's pitching tonight? My friend goes, oh, I got Pomerant. And I swear to God, I swear to God, I would not have gone if I knew earlier that Pomerance was pitching. Good man. It's a late game. It's a late start. The guy throws 2,000 pitches through four innings. I was bored. B-O-R-E-D, bored. I did not want to be there. I'm telling you, this guy needs to either get dropped to Patucket, get relief. Maybe a team stupid up to trade for him. I need him to F off. So they're big. Okay, Nick, let it out. That's a boy. There are two concurrent issues working last night.

That is one is the baseball and the pace of play and it's never been slower and it keeps grinding to a slower and slower sort of pace. And that's one big issue. And then you add Drew Pomerant's to it and it's sort of that confluence right there, Ms. Okay, so do you want me to give you the full list of every guy who has pitched for the Red Sox this year and how long it takes them to throw the ball?

Sure.

Okay.

Full list now.

The So do you want me to give you the full list of every guy who has pitched for the Red Sox this year and how long it takes him to throw the ball? Sure. Okay? You go full list now. The average is around 22 seconds, which of itself is too long. In Major League Baseball. Yes. Okay. Matt Barnes, 291. F you. He's the slowest. Joe Kelly, 284. Hurry up. David Price, 27.5.

We know what's there.

Kyle Kendrick, 272.

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