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The Felger and Mass podcast is presented by Draft King Sportsbook.

Now, the show you'll be talking about.

That was not me hemming and haines.

In therapy.

Sox.

Sox, stocks, stupid, sucks.

It's Felgar and Mass, presented by Draft King's Sportsbook on 985, The Sports Hub.

Two on, two out, and a two-two pitch from Mierrez.

James and misses.

Timber slams the door.

The National League's finally back on top.

Its first All-Star game wins since 2012.

All righty from the Town Fair Tire Studio, Filder and Mazz, 98-5, a sports hub.

Eventually, we'll be joining in progress via the simulcast on NBC Sports Boston, courtesy of presenting sponsored draft kings.

I say eventually, because until further notice, we are preempted by the appointment viewing that is the Connecticut son of the WNBA.

So dog days of summer means no mic, no mass.

So yours truly today, Jim Murray, alongside Joe Murray and Matt McCarthy in my normal spot.

I'd like to thank fellas that we have collectively rolled in the 30-inch Magnumox television to the classroom.

I have loaded the VCR with Schindler's List, and we are ready to kick back and wing it like the fun substitute teachers over the next four hours. That sound good? Wing it Wednesday. Wing it Wednesday. So if you want to join us and bring up whatever, literally whatever, maybe you need a restaurant recommendation from Joe Murray. He's good at that, huh? Maybe you're pale like Matt McCarthy. You need to know what's the best sunscreen for the summer. Give us a buzz. SPF 120, baby. 617779-985. No, you need the one dating myself here, but the original Robocop from like 1986 when the ozone layer has completely been destroyed. They had to put their like layers of the blue goo on them. Like that's what you need. Oh, yes, sir. You are a different kind of pale, my friend. There are some things I do want to touch on, though. It won't be completely a day of nonsense. And believe it or not, I would actually like to start with what you just heard there. That was the finish of last night's MLB All-Star game. 3-2 for the first time, what was it, nine years? the National League is victorious. You know, even with the game that we played yesterday with going through the lineups, more star power in the National League. So I wasn't that surprised. And some state of the game stuff coming out of last night, 200 to touch on. But in regard to the game itself, I do have to say, even I surprise myself at this point with the

crap I find myself watching, simply because of legalized sports gambling here in Massachusetts,

because without my ill-advised parleyes, I know you and your fellow bankroll boy, Dan Lifshatz,

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