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So we're talking about why Bets didn't want to be here.

Why?

What is it?

And again, if it's a race thing, he wasn't comfortable here as an African-American, if that's it.

You know, I don't even know that it is.

He's never said anything like that.

But if that's the case, there's certainly rumblings or tea leaves on that. And if he felt that way, I'm not going to, you know, take him on on that. That's, I can't even speak to that. You know, I don't know, I don't know what he feels like if he feels that way. And so that's sort of a side issue.

But it's an important one. like if he feels that way. So that's sort of a side issue.

But it's an important one.

And if he does feel that way, I would say he really can't have a problem with the team,

though, Kenny, the organization?

I don't think so.

Because, you know, the organization feels woke to me.

I mean, never mind changing the street name, but even some of the flare-up things like the Adam Jones stuff, the team said Adam Jones was right.

Adam Jones heard what he heard.

We support Adam Jones.

We believe Adam Jones.

I mean, the team.

No, the team issued, the team issued, if you remember it and I looked this up a second ago, issued a compelling statement indicating that the events at Fenway Park are real.

They have been real.

They had seven incidents that year, they said.

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