I do not think, I do not think. So what do you get in? Do you even listen to yourself when you talk? Hey, hey, we're live. Woo-hoo! Turn off your radio before it's too late. Hate it, hated, hated, hated, hated. I told you this was a bad idea. Felger and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub. I don't think that the Patriots ever considered trading him. No, they were never trading Jimmy Garoppola, period. That was the case in February and in March and in April. Chefter back at it again today. I love it. Absolutely love it. To your phones, as promised. Robert in California waiting patiently to talk about Red Sox and David Price. Go ahead, Robert. What do you got?

You know, how's it going, guys?

You know, it's a little, I guess the best where I can use is you guys,

you guys kind of disgust me a little bit with your ranting on about price.

You know, price is kind of a microcosm of what's wrong with society today.

You guys are doing nothing but bullying this guy. There's zero percent chance that this guy can handle criticism. There's zero percent chance that this guy can turn whatever he is around by you guys thinking that by criticizing him, by coming down hard on him, that you're somehow going to change the way that he looks at baseball in his life. You know, you guys are treating this guy like he's a guy standing on the bridge getting ready to jump, and you figure that it's better to just yell jump, jump, and that'll convince him not to jump. Well, no, but hold on. But why is it, it's not my job, whether he jumps or not? I mean, what, you're worried about us getting him back to being a productive ball player? Why is that my job? Okay. Well, then if it's not your job,

that it's not your job to criticize him, you can't have it both ways. That's the problem. Of course it's my job. Well, no, no, no. I mean, well, no, Robert, you're acting about what's best for the player, what's best for the player, what's best for the team. I don't work for the team. Okay, but here's the thing, though.

You're sitting here saying that it was a bad purchase to bring him in, okay?

Horrible, though. You're sitting here saying that it was a bad purchase to bring him in, okay?

Horrible. Horrible. That's great. The Red Sox made that decision, not him. So to blame him for the outcome that's happening, and for you to sit here and just criticize and the drive. Hold on, hold on. Robert, Robert.

You're saying that wasn't his decision to sign the contract?

Was he forced to sign the contract?

Okay.

I just think, would, would, should I hold you in contempt because you decided to go over

to WEEI because they wanted to pay you more money, even though I didn't think it was the right decision for you? Of course. Yes, absolutely. Oh, no, come on. Felger, come on. Don't take this position just because you think it's a trendy thing to do. You know exactly that you can't. What are you talking about? You cannot, there's no such thing as bullying grown-ass adult professional athletes. That's not, you don't bully those people. That is absolutely wrong. Bullying doesn't stop at the age of 18. Bullying continues into adult. You ever wonder why a guy gets smacked in the mouth at the bar because some guys, he's sitting there and he's bullying a guy and a guy has enough is enough.

That's bullying.

At least he fought back instead of getting in his armored vehicle and driving off like a bitch.

Wait a second. Wait a second, Murray.

You sit there and you complain about that that is price's form of his armored vehicle,

whereas you want him to have a tough skin like a New Englander has a tough

skin, and that's their form of armor. Just because it's not the form of armor you like,

it's not good. Come on, let's let's stop being hypocrites. There's two agents to the sword,

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