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All right, final hour of an agenda-free Friday here on Felgram, Mazz, with Murray and Matt McCarthy from our brand-new town for Atari Studios. In Waltham, at the Beasley Media Group, agenda-free Fridays are driven by the Bernardi Auto Group. When you buy or lease your car from Bernardi, they have no agenda. They just want to get you the car you want with exceptional service, and that's it. Find your next Audi, Accura, Honda, Nissan, or Toyota now at Bernardi Auto Group.com. Again, your phones on whatever you want this hour. I just want to reset McCarthy's opening take at 2 o'clock because I thought it was pretty interesting. Go ahead, Matt. So there's a lot of smoke right now, a lot of national baseball people talking about maybe Alex Corr's future with the Red Sox. Ken Rosenthal writing about that a little bit today in the athletic Busterolny and Tim Kirchen talking about it on their podcast. We'll dive into that on the baseball hour.

But, you know, we heard earlier this week that Sam Kennedy said, no, I mean, Alex Kor and Heim Bloom, we feel comfortable in saying that they'll be back in 2012.

And I think that's absolutely the intention of the Red Sox to have Alex Corrinheim

bloom back in their roles for 2023.

But I wonder if Alex Cora wants to come back.

Alex Cora is here to win.

First and foremost, he's here to win.

That's what Ken Rosenthal wrote today.

Are the Red Sox going to win in 2003 with the way that things

are trending right now? And do they have a general

manager who is going to go

all out to try and build a World Series

winner for 2023? No and no.

No and no. Exactly

right. So doesn't that make you

wonder about Alex Cora's future

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