Now, the show that is all baseball.

You're better than they were a year ago.

This is the baseball hour with Tony Mazz.

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All right, here we go.

Welcome into the baseball hour.

And if you listen to the show, you say,

yeah, how come I don't have a highlight from last night's game?

We'll get to last night's game. Again, the games are largely irrelevant at this stage.

We have a much bigger topic on the horizon today or on the table today. Jim Murray is

alongside at our brand spanking new studio here in Waltham, Massachusetts, cradle of leadership.

It even smells new.

It does smell new. The whole building is new.

And Murray, you know what else I noticed, and you're a good judge of this.

Obviously, you're a lifelong radio guy, that are these mics better than the ones we had?

I know that they are identical, like they look identical to what we used to have, but they sound booming to me. I think it's, well, seeing as, I don't know if the technology's changed with the microphones, but I think it's been EQ'd better, you know, so they've equalized things better. And I think that this is more of a soundproof room. As soon as I walked into it, I was like, ooh, there's no bounce in here in terms of the sound.

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