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Thank you. On Boston's home for sports. 985, the Sports Hub. Workday just got a little bit longer, Jim Murray.

You know that, right?

Got a little bit longer?

Yes, sir.

The extra hour and out, it'll 7 o'clock every night.

Jim Murray will be alongside here on the baseball reporters.

Jimmy Stewart stays an extra hour. Billy Lanny stays an extra hour. I was wondering why you guys were so pissed off today. You know the start of it. Baseball season. Baseball reporters begins tonight. We will be with you for as long as the Red Sox are playing games. However long that is. They go through October. We go through October. October 14th. So there you go.

Jimmy's already got to, he's planned a vacation for the 15th, Murray. That's how it works. He's planned a vacation for the 15th. He wants it over sooner rather than later. In the interim, 617-779-0985. Jimmy opened up the phones right away. It's been a long time since we've spoken with the baseball fans and Red Sox fans in Boston, which we will begin doing tonight, rather. And, Murray, I want to start with you with an email I received last week while I was away. I was away at the end of last week, sort of the calm before the storm, right? Took a little breather, got a little blow because I know start tonight, five-hour days. Marie, 25-hour week. Time to grind. Okay, so I got this email from some guy named Derek. This was on Thursday at 2.30 in the afternoon, at which point I was on the golf course. And nonetheless, I saw the email. He tells you how much of a loser I am. But that aside, thank God Tony is out today, he writes.

Felger is strawmanning the bleep out of the Red Sox media. It's bad enough. I still have no idea why Tony does the baseball reporters, the highest and only nightly baseball show in Boston

in the city, he puts in.

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