We're Toucher and Rich.

The previous CBS Sports Minute was brought to you by Cardi's furniture, and they changed the system here, so I can't find it.

But our next guest was deemed the donkey of the day by a show called The Breakfast Club.

What network is that on?

They're out of New York. Okay. But I can't... club. What network is that on?

They're out of New York. Okay.

But I can't, I can't find anything in here, which doesn't bode well for the rest of the show because we're playing a lot of stuff out of here. Yeah. And I'm going to the, when it was

created. That would make sense since it was created yesterday. You should be able to find it. But then it has one thing we put in today, and the rest of it, I don't know, man. You're right. That doesn't bode well. I would like little heads up when they're changing the system around. Sure. That's all. You teach me to use it. But he's still a donkey, and we love him.

That's right.

Brier, hello.

Yeah, I was not aware of that show until I was named Donkey of the Week.

So that was interesting.

I've learned a lot this week.

Yeah, Felger was one time the Donkey of the Week, too, if it makes you feel any better.

Congratulations.

I'm in select company then.

All right, so you, before we get down to the football, you put something on Twitter that was like you've been to 200.

If you feel like you need to correct me, go ahead.

I don't have it in front of me.

I can say, I mean, I can say exactly what I said. I basically said, is it horrible?

I'm paraphrasing, is it horrible to want proof? I've been to probably over 200 games at Fenway in my life,

and that might be a low estimate. And I've never heard a slower yelled at a player.

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