Baseball is back.

He doesn't want a super spreader out there in the middle of the field.

The season is different.

On the field, in the socially distant clubhouse and the empty stands. You guys wanted to do it, but wanting to do it from a month. There's a lot to talk about. Who are you kidding? Don't give me all that bull crap. And this is the place to do it. This is the baseball reporters with Tony Mass. Brought to you by Big Wye. Safety Insurance.

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Ron, how much have you talked to, I am just about kind of your status after this year

and kind of how eager, if you haven't yet, how eager are you to kind of your status after this year and kind of how eager.

If you haven't yet, how eager are you to kind of do that just to see where things stand for you?

Yeah, well, I haven't talked to him yet about it.

So I know he's going to Atlanta.

You know, I'm sure we'll have a conversation somewhere before I leave.

So I'm not sure where that will take place.

Red Sox manager Ron Renneke last night.

I believe that was Ian Brown of the MLB network or MLB.com, I should say, who asks the question to Ron Renneke.

And it's a big one.

It's a big one.

And you know what? We haven't spent a lot of time on this this year because I think, A, it's been a foregone conclusion. But B, we had so many other things to talk about in some ways. In some ways, we had nothing to talk about because the Red Sox were so bad. And so we focused on the players. We focused on the roster construction. but let me ask you this, wherever you are driving to tonight, if you're in your car,

headed home, or if you're just listening on your laptop, you're listening on your phone,

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