Murray, real quick, on the Aaron Hernandez story, they're suing the team in the league because he had third degrees CTE or whatever. Are they claiming the team new? Well, that I can't speak to, Justin. I mean, so how could they sue the team for the fact that he had CTE? Well, you see, the football causes it, you see, with all the... Well, no, no, I understand that. Yeah. He's the one that one that but i'm saying like like would they have

grounds if they knew he had concussions and cTE and still kept throwing him out there against his

will or something like that like maybe that would be something but if if no one knew it was undiagnosed

or or so maybe that's what it is the team's responsible to diagnose it well and? Well, isn't CTE undiagnosable until death? Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. You're asking the wrong guy because when I hear those three letters, I literally hear my brain go, and power down because I couldn't care less about it. Me neither. Just play football. Could care less. It's not a story that interests me. Even the Aaron Hernandez thing.

Good luck, buddy.

Good luck.

Unless there's a trial and bills on the stand, then it gets interesting. Oh, that would be interesting for sure. So that's what I'm sort of sniffing around about that. Like, are they claiming the team knew something and didn't divulge it? Are they claiming the team was negligent in not diagnosing it? Was Bill? What did Bill know and when does he know it?

The prosecution, the plaintiff would now like to call Bill Belichick to the stand. Now I'm paying attention. Until that time, you can do this on your own time, that story. Thank you. Oh, and Mike, Mike and Woburn, you've got a thought on this? Yeah, it basically ties into the nets. The whole reason why we're talking about this is one reason.

Lawyers.

Dirtbag lawyers.

Honestly, there would be, the Red Sox would give you, you know, a free headstone.

If they didn't have to worry about, you know, people suing them by getting hit by a baseball.

There would be no nets.

It's, they tried to put it on the ticket with the assumed risk clause. People have, lawyers have found their way around it. So now we are covered in nets. Nets everywhere. And it's the same thing with Hernandez. CTE, like, you can't tell me with assumed risk, same thing. You don't know the risks when you go to play football,

let alone get paid to play football.

This is the most mind-boggling, moronic thing.

This needs to be thrown out.

The Hernandez family needs to be charged.

Every dime of legal fees, if they even bring this type of suit into a courtroom,

it makes me crazy. Okay, I'm with you on the Hernandez thing. The thing yesterday is not about lawyers, it's about a little girl getting beaned, and so you put the nuts up. I'm all for you. We're over-litigated and all of that. I understand. I'm with you. You can't have little kids getting beaned in the head by baseballs. Just can't happen. Shouldn't happen. We've got Mary and Marshfield, our gal pal. How you doing, Mary? Mary, what's up, girl? A little different. I'm going to say a few things about the Red Sox and the whole thing. The fact that we are sitting here debating whether or not a $30 million a year pitcher can actually come in and maybe get a couple innings for you is infuriating.

I've loved baseball all my life.

This modern game is just driving me up the wall, and I am all in on the Indians.

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