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These guys won't stop talking.

And you can pretty much do it in perpetuity.

Yep.

Our final hour with Felger,

Maz here on an agenda-free Friday,

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real smart here, where we beam on NBC Sports, Boston, across New England and the country. I cut you off there, McCarthy, at the end of the last tower. What are we going to say? Well, I think, you know, the point that you've made is how does this situation get to this point? It's just a player advancing. you're asking a player to go from third to first.

Like in the end, it's minor.

And I think the-

In the end, I think it's unprecedented.

Correct. Like an entire long-term relationship explodes on DH, third base, first base. I've seen it explode all the time over contracts and money and a lifetime of distrust. Asking you to move positions is I think, I know this has ever happened. I'm sorry. No, it's a great point. And I look back at the Ortiz stuff. And there were bumps along the way. Of course there were. Most of them were contract related. But in the end, it never got to this point, which is the craziest thing about the Devers situation is the organization is so dysfunctional,

and Devers himself was such a pill that we got to this point.

For all the stuff that went on with Ortiz over the course of the years, and there was plenty,

and a lot of it he was at fault for, you never really felt like he was going to get to this point,

because it didn't, because very few things get to this point.

So it makes it an incredible story because there are a million different angles to it. I just can't believe we're sitting here talking about it. It's mind-boggling to me. It's not going anywhere. No. Oh, and just as an aside, too, how'd you like the timing there? Oh, nice jinks, by the way. They have their best weekend in a while.

They sweep the Yankees.

They really do have like weekend in a while.

They sweet the Yankees.

They really do have, like, wind in their sales for the first time that you can believe in.

And then within two hours, it all explodes. Like, that part of it, too, is so Red Soxian. And like I've said on this show for a while, like in my whole life,

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