We have a show to do today.

The whole new acronym thing, drive me effing pen in.

Can we call him by his wing?

Shelter and Man, on 985, the Sports Hub.

Let's go.

Again, I think we're going to try to do what's best.

It doesn't necessarily mean that we have to spend because Drake's on a rookie contract. We're going to, to do its best. It doesn't necessarily mean that we have to spend because

Drake's on a rookie contract. We're going to, again, make decisions, you know, both for the short

and long term that we see as best moving forward.

But Elliot Wolf is there as the Patriots chief decision maker on paper, and he is speaking

for the team. So it's a little aggravating, again, I'm not putting it all on him, so it's a little aggravating again i'm not putting it all on

him but it's a little aggravating mass to have have to have heard for decades how the rookie

quarterback contracts the cheat code and it allows you to do so many things and we can't spend because

of even though brady's taken less he's still making big timetime quarterback money. And we don't have that, you know, all that freedom that Kansas City had with Patrick Mahom as a rookie contract. And Josh Allen with the rookie contracts, how about the rookie contract? Then you get to your MVP caliber quarterback with the rookie contract. I say, well, it's not really all about spending with it. Just because we have a rookie quarterback on. It doesn't mean we need to spend.

And I feel like a little bit of a bait and switch to you a little bit. Definitely, not a little bit a lot. So that is, I can understand if Patriots fans are a little bit aggravated by that one. Like I said, 617779-0-0-85. Kind of on this topic is going to set up tea bagging with Maz. or it's actually called Maz's T, excuse me.

It's time for teeing it up with Maz

Br. 985, kind of on this topic is going to set up tea bagging with Maz.

Or it's actually called Maz's tea. Excuse me. It's time for teeing it up with Maz. Brought you by Bigelow tea. Official hot tea of the Boston Red Sox. Bigelow. Grab a mug and tea proudly. Jake and Boston. Why don't you lead us into that, please? Well, let me begin on this. So John Henry bought Linda Patoozy,

owned Boston Globe, didn't print a paper today for the first time in 153 years due to 18 inches, only 18 inches of snow.

Meanwhile, down in Providence, they got three feet, and the Providence Journal went to the press.

So I guess as a Red Sox fan, I guess I'm happy that John Henry is being a cheap, you know what, about something else other than his baseball team, which prints money every single summer. If we're going to go down this road, Sam Kennedy should just close up shop, announce we're doing bark at the park, sell a bunch of tickets for a bunch of humans and dogs, and just forget about being a major league baseball team.

Let's tee it up with Maz.

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