We have the show to do today.

The whole new acronym thing drives me effing penny.

Can we call him by his dream?

Shelver and Man.

On 985, the Sports Hub.

You obviously don't want to overreact to the first six games of the season at the same time.

You know, is it, you know, kind of a...

It's our winning series. Don't look at the whole picture. That's the way you come out of stuff like this. Just win serious, right? We get the Padres, we have the Brewers, win those two series at home, and then go on the road and do the same thing. You know, it's April 1st, right? is the first game of April,

win 17 games this month,

and you know, you're going to be okay. How come I can't say the word? Under siege. Under siege, Alex Cora, I should say, is Red Sox off to a borderline disaster start to their season, just a weekend to the year. And that's where we begin, Mass. What's your lead takeaway with where Alex Korr stands right now? And you really want to hit on the benching of Narvaez yesterday. Yes, because I think it's all related. At least it is in the minds of the Red Sox. I'm not telling you one necessarily leads to the other all the time. But I think there's something going on internally over there that makes me wonder about

what the hell the issues are and how the Red Sox intend to address them.

So here's what it comes down to.

Before yesterday's game.

Before the game.

So not six games into the season.

Five.

It happened before the game.

Carlos Narvaez is in the starting lineup to catch Garik Rochay on the final game of a road trip.

He is then removed from the lineup, and I don't want to say scratched.

Because when someone is scratched, usually it suggests it's an injury or something pop up.

So he was removed from the lineup.

Corr was asked about it, gave a very cryptic answer, and said nothing about the player's health or well-being,

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