These guys know how to connect with you about Boston sports.

I can't disagree with that.

Felger and Maz on 985, the Sports Hub.

Here's Mo in New Haven on the Red Sox.

Go ahead, Mo.

Hey, so I was thinking about the Dark Knight, Adam Jones.

He talks about Blosello, right?

He blew.

He blew today.

It's Porcel Blu.

Yes.

We get both of the Blum.

Exactly.

And then Chris Sale, Matt, how do you feel about him?

Like, is he coming back or is he just going downhill?

Well, so look, Mo,'t think it's it's something that

you know is predestined they can address it which is why sunday night irritated me as much as it did

you know the pitcher's history you can just look at him and make a judgment you know what kind

of workload you put on him hell Aaron boone said it during the. You say I was out there in the fourth inning and he sort of introduced the idea of, well, geez, you know, you have to start wondering now whether you, you know, don't bring him back for the next inning. He's getting to that number. Then he comes out for the fifth and Boone says, you basically, what the hell is this guy still doing in the game?

And he's right. You're going to go to the postseason. You've leaned on him heavily, and you're pushing him in a game that, listen, it would have been nice to win. But it wasn't an absolute must-win game. It was more of a must-win for the Yankees than it was for the Red Sox. And the manager pushes him and doesn't have sort of the sense to ease up on the guy because you've been pushing him too hard?

That blew my mind Sunday. I can't tell you. I lost my marbles while that was going on. Well, I mean, so again, you're frustrated with Farrell, but are you more concerned with Chris Sale, who has a career ERA in September and October of 384, which is by far as worst?

Second worst month is August, 324. Are you more concerned with Chris Sale, who has a career ERA in September and October of 384,

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