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Preparation of the season, you know, in the offseason, but also what he does during the season

is it's almost perfect, you know, from the nutrition to the training room to everything.

And, you know, when the game is on the line, he doesn't care, you know. It's a full go. And he's a perfect example of, you know, the players that we want, you know. And, you know, people should take a look at him. You know, I'm glad that my boys, you know, he's kind of like, they're favorite for all the reasons.

But, you know, like, you know, when they start playing, he's easy, you know, like, just look at him. And hopefully we can say for a long, you know, like, you don't have to watch on TV. Just come to the way and see it. But just watch him, and you'll be okay. All right again, that's Alex Corr from a couple of weeks ago over at Fenway Park

talking about Xander Bogart's in what felt to me that day like a plea, a plea to ownership.

And I said this last night with Jared Carabas, but I want to follow up on it today because

I think there's still meat on the bone.

And the deeper we get into this season, the closer we get to have free agency and baseball,

the more I worry about the Red Sox's ability to keep Zander Bogarts.

And the more I wonder whether they miss their opportunity to retain them in the spring.

So we'll open up the phone lines and have good news for you in that regard that the phones appear to be working today. I think we get everything in order. 617779-0985. Don't jinx it. Exactly. Yeah, good point, Murray. Jim Murray is alongside. But I want to start with Zander Bogart. Then we'll get to that clownish performance at Fenway Park last night. I want to touch on Tristan Casas.

It's a point I've been meaning to get to as it pertains to, you know, the Red Sox first

what I would call blue chipper to come out of the system in a while and one that,

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