Well, it is a Bruins Thursday, and Bruins in back in action tonight, and I have playoff tickets to give away before the end of the show, so keep listening for that.

Bruins Thursday here.

And Alex Cora, manager of the Boston Red Sox, will join us at nine today for the front office report.

There's some scuttle butt out there, Greg, that this may mean an ominous news dump coming on Craig Breslo that Core is on the front office report.

Oh, I haven't seen that speculation.

Yeah, Mitch just brought it to my attention in the mituation room.

And I really think that this, if I'm not mistaken, originated when you and Cora met at the Friday night gala at JetBlue Park.

And he had been on our show that weekend was spectacular.

And he said, you you know we'd love

to have you on so this is not the teams no no no uh Craig Breslow Sam Kennedy they will continue

as the season continues does the season have to continue

good morning uh but Alex Cora very kindly enjoyed doing the radio show when we were down there a month or so ago and wanted to want it to be on from time to time.

So I'm excited about it.

Textor says, Greg, please ask Alex Cora why the lineup changes every day.

I will ask Alex Cora.

Or maybe that was in the Twitch chat. I don't remember where that was. But I will, we will endeavor to ask the tough questions of Alex Cora.

Can I ask what the Twitch Chatter would say if they were hitting this putridly and they didn't change the lineup?

Well, I mean, he's got the problem. We've talked about it a lot of an overabundance of outfielders. That is the first problem when it comes to getting guys in there. And so

I understand why he is, I think, why he is trying to shake things up here and there.

I also understand the argument from the seamheads that it's tough to be an everyday player if you aren't afforded the opportunity of playing every day.

Please call driveline. It's really, it's about the analytics. It's always about the analytics. This is Jake from Boston. Jake, good morning. Hey morning. When this story broke on April 8th, all three of you pooh-poot it as if it wasn't a big deal. And I'm sitting here trying to get through at 8.30 in the morning on that morning, you guys are talking cuts of meat. Like you all, the public, an apology, for trying to sweep this under the rub. Hold on. Hold on. Jake, Jake, one thing about your phone calls. I love them. They're great. But it's not a monologue. So if you, if you want the interaction, I'm going to respond to you because it's my show.

Go for it.

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