What's the best way to listen to Toucher and Hardy?

Well, you're going to have to spend $40.

Cuff it up, and let's get back to Toucher and Hardy on the sports help. I had a blast this year. Like I said before, pulling for them, grinding with them. It was a fun season. He was. Obviously, we should feel the way we feel right now because we had bigger goals. But, you know, when we have time to reflect how we did things this year, this is what the

Boston Red Sox are.

It's a good group.

It's a good group.

Hour number three, Toucher and Hardy.

On a Friday, John Wallach, Joe Murray here until 10 o'clock.

Red Sox season is over after a 4-0 lost to Cam Schlittler and the New York Yankees.

Eight shutout innings, 12 strikeouts, dominant performance.

And the Red Sox season is done in three games.

They're the first team ever to win the first game of that best of

three wildcard series and lose the last two. And who better to talk to on this radio

station about this game? The guy who hosts the baseball show, six to seven, the guy who is half

of the Thelger and Maserati tandem, one of the best afternoon shows in the history of radio in this town. Tony Maserati, who apparently is A, like doing moving as we're speaking, and B, on a landline. How many people, Joe, do you know still have a landline in their house? Somehow, Maz has a landline. Tony Mazzerati, how are you?

I'm good.

What do you mean?

I'm moving.

I don't know.

It sounds like you're doing dishes or something. No, no. I just let the dog out. That was it. Okay, just making sure. No problem. All right, fair enough. The argument that Joe and I had during the first hour of the show, and I understand you were probably asleep at the time,

was I thought this roster, this pitching staff was terrible, and the fact that they actually got to the playoffs was, you know, good enough for me. Joe comes back over the top and says,

it's the Yankees, you should be angry this morning. Which side do you land on?

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