All right, look, at the Felger and Maths show is any indication, let me just tell you right now. We will get to Stanton and the Yankees. Okay, we'll get to that. I know a lot of you have something to say about John Carlos Stanton and the way he has played yet, and the mighty Yankees and how they have looked, we will get to all of that, I promise, because we're going to have a whole week to talk about the Yankees. We are. They're coming in here tomorrow for a three-game series. Pitching matchups are fabulous in that first series with the Yankees. They're three best against your three best. We will get to a lot of that tomorrow. We will get to Stanton, though, during the course of this program. Billy Lanny is in for our producer Jimmy Stewart today.

Billy, we can open up the phones right away.

617-779-0-98-5 is your number here on the baseball reporters.

And that comeback by the Red Sox yesterday, six runs in the eighth inning down 7-2 to the Tampa

Bay raise and the Red Sox rally.

They rally for six runs with two outs.

Six.

They scored six times, without the benefit of a home run, by the way.

Not an easy thing to do.

Hitting the ball all over the ballpark doubles down the line.

Singles in a center field. All of that to rally for an eight seven win over the Tampa Bay raise and you heard Dave O'Brien the voice of the Red Sox

on Nesson say it right there the first time in franchise history

that the Red Sox are eight and one to start a season eight and one

not a lot to bitch about right you'd think that the Red Sox are 8 and 1 to start a season. Eight and one.

Not a lot to bitch about, right?

You'd think.

But we'll find something, Marie.

We have a capacity to do that here on the program again.

617-77-9-0-985.

So look, let me tell you up front, of all the things that have happened to the Red Sox here in the first week and a half of the season, to me, the first and most obvious thing to be happy about is these comebacks on the homestown. Okay, but before we even get to that, now that I think of it being the idiot, I am, and I know you just did headlines, when there is news, I like to do news at the beginning of the show, Murray. So if you could repeat for everyone, please, the latest on Zander Bogart. Sure. He's been placed on the 10-day disabled list as the team announced that Bogart suffered what is a, they're calling a small crack in the talus bone in his left ankle. It is not displaced. It will not require surgery. And the team is saying he's expected to miss 10 to 14 days. They've also, in a corresponding move, brought up

Zewa, Lynn from Butucket. Okay. So this to me brings up a lot of things. First of all,

terrible timing, and not because it's early in the year or anything of the like. Terrible timing, because Bogart's is playing his ass off. Boy, is he playing good baseball here in the early part of the year? He will be lost now for a minimum of 10 days. The Red Sox have said 10 to 14. And say that again, Murray, did they say he'd be re-evaluated or are they expected them to be out? No, expected to miss 10 to 14 days. That's how it's written in the press release. So it's an interesting way to write it, because if they say he'll be re-evaluated, it doesn't mean he'll be back in two weeks. And they say that it is a slight crack of the talus bone, which is at the top of the foot, closest to the leg.

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