Coming up in about 20 minutes, today's news with Courtney, and it appears that science has determined the number one city in America to visit if you would like a threesome.

And we'll get to that.

And the rest of the news coming up tomorrow on this show, Bill O'Brien, the head coach of Boston College football at 645,

and Craig Breslow, the chief baseball officer of the Boston Red Sox,

who has made some interesting decisions this season, made the decision to trade Rafael Devers, and then

made the decision at trade deadline time to sort of stand pat.

And I don't know how you feel that's working out after a disappointing loss last night,

but Craig Breslo will talk about that and other things on tomorrow's

show. Right now, Shime,

let's get to this.

It's time for

Larry Berg's not walking through that door fans.

Would not say that I'm Mona Lisa Pito

of a football world.

They want you to cook the dinner.

At least they ought to let you shop for some of the groceries. Set it. Wake up to Delmondino and have me phasing. Maybe I'll drill them in my eyes. They said it. I'm just going to say it. They said it is brought to you by Catch's Law. At Catch's Law, they don't just work here. They live here. Their attorneys and staff are

your neighbors standing beside you during your toughest moments. Over $3 billion, one for

injured New Englanders. If that is you, call Catches Law today. Shyam, what is first this morning?

Well, Greg, one New England Patriot, we haven't heard

from a ton lately because he's been dealing with a hamstring issue is Christian Gonzalez. He joined

Good Morning Football and was asked about his injury and how he's feeling. We just going day by

day. We're taking a step at a time, you know, just being in the building, you know, sitting in the meeting is doing what I can. So it's been fun to, I mean, it's been stressful, but

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