I don't know what you should do, Mike. I think I'd rather take a bullet in the head. I'd rather stick needles in my eyes. I don't know what to say. The Beyond Dumb 2 to 6 show, right? Jackpot! 985, the sports hub. Okay, final hour. Two more numbers who've been retired that I'd like to X out. Someone just texted me and I would wholeheartedly agree. Reggie Lewis and Tony Canigliero. I'll co-sign on that. It's just, I mean, I know this makes me a bad person, just, you know, add it to the list. No, in Reggie Lewis's case, it's unfortunate. I mean, both these cases, it's extremely unfortunate, but Reggie Lewis, did he make one All-Star team, I think? Just because they had tragic circumstances, that's what we're doing with that, is that what the walls for? So I always felt the Red Sox never should retire Tony King of Naro's number. And, you know, you said Lewis and I went, oh, I don't know, I think I would do that, but it's the same case really. So, I mean, if they hadn't have had their circumstances, would their numbers be up there?

No. oh, I don't know. I think I would do that, but it's the same case, really. So, I mean, if they hadn't have had their circumstances, would their numbers be up there? No, I always thought. No, and I always thought there was a different way to honor those guys. You know, put up a banner with their names. Like, do something without taking the number out of circulation. It's just, you just dilute it. And the Celtics diluted it a long time ago. That's just a really diluted thing with their retired numbers.

But the other teams, if Wade Boggs is going to be up there, then what, what's next? Or, you know, Terry O'Reilly, who I know we love. I like Terry O'Reilly like everybody else. He's not an all-time player. No, no, no, he isn't. Again, look, Team Hall of Fame is going to have a lower standard. I told you, the number of retirement thing to me gets a little more serious. The fact that the Red Sox did it with Boggs to me almost made me want to puke. Wade Boggs to me represented everything about the bad old Red Sox, everything. Okay, Pearson and Quincy on Mayweather McGregor. Go ahead, Pearson.

Yeah, there's just a couple things you've got.

McGregor has gone more than 15 rounds in a fight.

15 minutes.

15 minutes, yeah. He went 25 minutes with Diaz the second time.

Main events are all five, five-minute rounds, and so a title fight.

And the whole reason he went five rounds with him is because the first time he tried to fight him. He tried to knock him out in the first round, tired himself out, ended up getting tagged and choked out, because he can't take jabs. Diaz just peppered him with jabs for three straight rounds. So hold on. So hold on. So you know that for sure that he went 25 minutes with Diaz? Absolutely. Okay. It was a five-round decision that he eat out barely. Did you just say that Connomer-Gregor can't take a jab? No, he can't. Again, someone like you guys want him to back foot into a corner and just tee off on him. He's going to tire himself out, which is going to jab him consistently for God knows how many rounds. That's what I'm saying. And then by the end of it, he's not going to be able to take anymore, and he's going to go down. That's what I'm saying. So, I mean, that's a bad – if McGregor can't take a jab, he's port. He can't take a jab. It's just he can't take the punishment. Like, Diaz just continued to straight jab him and stalk and slap him for two and a half

rounds.

Diaz got, McGregor got tired because he tried to kill Diaz in the first two rounds, and he

had nothing left in the tank.

Yeah, see, this is what worries me.

Like when you have a guy who is not skilled, as skilled, as a guy like Mayweather, he's going to wait him out. You're going to wait him out, wait until he gets a little tired and pepper him along the way. And I told you, the X factor for me, and this is why I asked whether Connor McGregor bleeds. And I know in MMA, they all bleed, but does he bleed easily? Because I think Mayweather will pick this guy apart. I can see this fight getting stopped. Here's Mike in the car on the Celtics. Hi, Mike. Hey, guys. Good question. First, Gordon-Hawood is a small forward, correct? Yes, I think. Yeah, 6-7, 6-8, yeah. If they do get him, what happens to Crowder? Does he become an expensive bench player? I'm not. They package him with Bradley in like a first round pick and send him off. And what could you possibly get for him? I'll hang up a listen time. Oh, no. What will we do without Jay Crowder? And who knows what he can get for him now, because I think he ruined his trade value this postseason. Well, his contract's still great. GMS and the league so loves his contract, which I don't get. I think he's got a good contract because he's a average player. Like, you get what you pay for, but either way. I was also one of those people that overrated that guy.

But this year, in the postseason, he kind of got exposed. I don't care about Jayruder. I care about Jalen Brown. And I just have a lingering thing that if Gordon Hayward's going to play a spot, is he going to take his minutes or is Jalen Brown going to have to play out of position? I don't want Jalen Brown playing out of position.

I don't want them having minutes reduced.

Like this is about Jalen Brown in three, four years,

and I don't want Jailen Brown playing out of position. I don't want them having minutes reduced.

Like this is about Jalen Brown in three, four years, and I don't want Gordon Hayward blocking that in any way. So, but they would tell you they'll play them both. Yeah. At what spot? Like, is someone going to be playing, is Jalen Brown going to be playing out of position? So no, because what they'll tell you is that the old positions don't exist anymore.

That, again, they'll put four wing guys out there, and they're okay with it, and whoever handles the ball, like, just spread it around. That's how they would do it. So I just, look, I mean, I'm all for bringing in Hayward. What would happen in Crowder? They'd get rid of them.

That's what would happen.

You guys want another fun bag question?

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