Toucher & Rich: Golf, Balloons & NFL Fan Attendance (Hour 3)

Toucher & Hardy

Beasley Media Group

Sports

4.3 • 735 Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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On this hour: Fred and Rich disagree on whether golf should open up to the public or not. T&R look back at the 10th anniversary of Fenway park when they filled balloons with prizes. get ready for a 3 hour NFL release schedule. Plans for NFL fan attendance.

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0:00.0	B-Pod Studios
0:03.0	Boston sports fans start their day with Tatcher and Rich.
0:11.9	There's a disagreement here in studio.
0:13.8	How unusual.
0:14.7	I'll tell you what, it's what makes us different that makes us great.
0:18.0	985, the Sports Hub.
0:31.9	985, the sports hub.
0:35.8	All right, we're talking about playing golf.
0:41.3	If they should open the courses, we had a guy call in and say that he runs a golf course and everyone's on top of each other.
0:43.8	I contend that you should open them.
0:47.7	I just say you have to open them.
0:49.1	I said you should open them.
0:50.1	Rich says there's a chance of people dying.
0:52.8	They should have not be opened.
0:54.6	Josh on line for it.
0:55.7	Go ahead, Josh.
0:57.6	Fred, one question for you.
1:00.0	Are you working from home or are you in the studio right now?
1:04.7	I'm working from home.
1:06.6	Okay.
1:07.1	So if you can't have the balls to go into the studio.
1:10.1	Whoa, whoa, whoa. I'm not supposed to go into the studio, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, I'm not a lot.
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