These guys won't stop talking.

And you can pretty much do it.

You're in Maz.

Impuriputuity.

Yep.

The sports hot.

All right, Lou, it's almost game time, man.

We've talked all off-season.

We've asked you all the questions.

What would you consider to be a successful season for the Boston Red Sox?

Oh, win a World Series.

There is.

Anything but? We'll? Win a World Series. There are. Anything but? Get to the World Series and you lose to the Dodgers? I mean, I don't know if Toronto, they're disappointed, obviously, but pretty successful season. Yeah. I think at minimum, you talk to ALCS, you know, I mean, that type of season. You know, it's no longer, you got to get a home playoff game. Okay, last year was cute, and I think even they say it, Corrie said it all the time. Three days in October is not what we're looking for. So you're a playoff team, get by the first round, get to an ALCS, get to a World Series. That's just what the expectation should be with these guys, and I'm sure it is.

That afternoon full league slate, day baseball. I want to say bunting.

They don't do bunting anymore. I don't see the bunting on the field in Milwaukee as I'm

watching this game. We've got a couple up here on the monitors. How can they don't do bunting anymore?

I don't know.

You know,

they used to bring a real festive atmosphere. Bunting. Yeah, whenever the bunting's out, you know, it's a special occasion. It's so simple. And it's also our, what's the 250th anniversary called? Oh, God, I don't remember. Quintentional? Is there some big long word?

Quincennial?

Yeah, something like that.

Okay.

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