Interesting. One of the things. What's your lead thought on a Monday?

I thought maybe Suban had some catfish before he went over and talked to Crosby. I thought maybe that was the idea. Well, as you know, I'm a baseball guy, which is why I'm going to lead with Brady. That's why. Okay? So look, the Brady thing over the weekend on kicking out the globe photographer, I don't believe for a second that Tom Brady didn't know about it. Really? I don't believe for a second that he didn't know. Oh, I disagree with you. I don't. I don't believe it for a second. You hear the guys in the midday, Beatles said he was standing right next to Brady when Brady found out. Yeah, I also don't believe for a second that, you know, this idea that the two were not connected is completely

affidon.

Of course they were connected.

The question is, did Brady know beforehand?

How could he not know?

How could he know?

How could he not know?

Do he cares who, what photographers coming into the event or not?

I would think that they would, uh, I would think he'd have some hand, yes, and knowing whether the globe was going to be there after that story. So you think beforehand, before the event, Brady had a conversation with the people at Best Buddies, and it was agreed upon among all of them, Brady included, that the globe is out. Well, I don't know about all of them, but I think any people that were relevant to it, yes.

Okay, right.

I think they banned the globe. That's exactly what I think they think. You think Brady banned the globe. Not some PR flak, not some, you know, some overzealous security guard from Team Ops, the craft-owned team ops. Is that what it's called the security force? Yeah, I don't think it was a rogue employee, as Chris Mad Dogg Rousseau might say.

I don't think it was a rogue employee, as Chris Mad Dog Rousseau might say. I don't think it was a rogue employee. I think that this was tip for tat and that I believe that Brady knew about it. I do. Okay. I don't, but anyway, continue. No, so, and I just think that it's the lamest of the lame to me. Like, this is the old John Calipari trick.

You write something negative about me, you're out. There you go. Calipari got absolutely completely annihilated for it, and rightfully so, because he acted like a little baby. And so I just can't help but think the same thing went on there. Oh, so years ago, okay, go back to the mid-90s. The Globe wrote a critical story about UMass basketball saying that players that continue to play despite grades that were below standard and that, you know, the university nonetheless kept them on the court.

Calipari kept him on the court.

When it came time to announce the NCAA tournament pairings or the tournament seating, the bracket,

Calipari typically would have all the members of the media over his house, and he banned the globe.

He banned the globe because they had the audacity to write a story, which was true, true, about the grades and the kids in the school.

And I would say that in this case, it didn't make Brady look good, the charity thing, but I absolutely believe that the story was accurate. Okay. So you think Brady was a part of shutting out the globe as a tit for tat for the best buddies charity story? Yes, I do. I believe that Brady on some level knew about it. Okay. And how do you feel about that? Oh, it's pathetic.

I mean, it's the lame, again, I told you. I ran into someone last night who asked me the same question. Do you think that, you know, there was no connection that they didn't know? I said, of course they knew. Okay, who's they, though? You think Brady knew? Yes, I think Brady knew. Yeah, it's his event. and if he didn't know he should know

no it's best buddy's event it's not his

well okay but

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