Sox Yankees 645 first pitch on the Shaw's and Star Market Red Sox Radio Network this evening.

And Wiggy says it is a must-sweep series for the Boston Red Sox.

Definitely.

And so, and of course, you got questions about Sunny Gray now, which is great.

Right.

Questions, I guess, maybe lingering about Garrett Crochet.

Definitely.

We discussed those with Will Fleming yesterday.

And so, by the way, Will came back to the party after the game and told me that he dropped an F-bomb during the broadcast by accident yesterday.

I don't know if anybody caught that or not. I don't think it was by accident. It was very much deliberate. Really? Yeah, yeah. Passionate. We have the audio. Yes, we do. Has it been appropriately beeped for the Federal Communication Commission guidelines? It has, Greg. So that way we don't get in trouble. Okay, all right.

Well, and look, you've told so many great stories about David Ortiz. I mean, the most clutch,

the most important player in Red Sox history. The fact that he said, this is our city on that day. It was the most important line ever uttered in the history of Boston sports.

I mean, that was the essence of what that day and what this team means to this town.

All right.

That's no accident.

No, that was not an accident.

That's no accident.

He was talking about it like he had it written down on a piece of paper in front of him. it doesn't hit the same if you just said this is our effing city so he wants to

everybody knows though but everybody remembers the moment but when you're telling the story like little bit like we'll was trying to have his own moment with that but there might be some people who don't know so if you tell us it just hits harder when you actually say the word think maybe that what he was going for. I need all the complaints sent to Ken because those will be priceless. Oh, yeah, I know. Is our f-city? 75-year-old losing their mind when they hear the F-word. Are we still tripping about like F and S words like in 2020? We really shouldn't be. We should not be. Do not use the S word. Oh, you know what I mean? Like we still like, oh my God, I can't believe. Like, are we still tripping about that? I think there are some people who probably do. I don't certainly. Yeah, I mean, even the older people. I mean, my grandmother used to swear like it was going out of stiles. I feel like the boomers are bigger swears than the young people are. Why is it so offensive? I have no idea. You know, there are, we don't want to say them on air, but there are obviously certain words that feel very derogatory. And you can understand why it, like, personally offends people. Like, who's offended by the S word? No, nobody. But even the F word. Like, who would be offended by that? In some context, you could say like, no, that's very crap. This is our city. They are religious people probably. It would be somewhat offended by that way. I mean, I don't think they should be worried about the F-ware. I think they should be worried about the preacher stealing all their money. It's an adjective. It doesn't matter. Stilling all their money and peeing and taking a deuce on a golden toilet. Fuck me. Clefro dollar had a gold toilet and a Rose Royce. But yet, I'm struggling. You're talking about talking about oh all i need to do is just tied that

one seed and things will happen as you pull out in your rules royce and you're worried about me

dropping an f-bomb well anyway um how did we get here 645 first pitch tonight no clue and it is

socks yankees.

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