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

Bo.

Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

Okay, back to the phones.

As you heard, the breaking news in the Red Sox world today, Stephen Wright, the knuckleballer,

done for the year with a knee injury, not the shoulder that he injured going back into the bag last year when he pinched ran in Los Angeles, but a knee injury that feels like it came out of nowhere. He's done. So that's one of the news items. Kevin on the cape wants to weigh in on that. Go ahead, Kevin. Hey guys, so this example isn't a baseball player, but Greg Oden, the number one pick for the Blazers a few years back, he had articulate carload damage, and it ended his career. And so I'm not sure if I don't know if right surgery is going to be the same. But it could be a real serious injury, so I've heard. So obviously, it's out for the year. You don't hear many knee injuries that aren't ligament related costing you six months. bad luck you sort of added something in the back of your mind that the stephen right bubble was going to burst at some point you know i thought it would just be like wakefield you know it's just all of a sudden he loses the knuckleball and he goes bye-bye for three months but you know so it just came sooner rather than later the, you know, I had the feeling it wasn't going to last anyway.

Isn't it amazing how this one is turned, though? I mean, like, just think of a year ago, this guy was in the All-Star game. Should have started the damn thing. Right? Yeah. I mean, he was on the All-Star team. And then he gets hurt, and now it's like, we may never see him again. John Farrell ruined Stephen Wright.

So I...

This is the knee, it's not the shoulder.

I know.

It's just, it's like we may never see him again. John Farrell ruined Stephen Wright.

So I...

This is the knee.

It's not the shoulder.

I know.

It's just, it's easy to say.

It's fun.

I'll tell you though, like I do wonder about, you said earlier, like, how does a cartilage

thing end his season?

The team ultimately has final say over medical care.

So unless he's just absolutely positively refusing to pitch, which you never can rule out, then...

The team is signing off.

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