Brooke Fletcher

I've always been impressed with him since covering him.

But at SoxFest, you could just see this –

because of and now with louie gone like he's kind of probably taken on that on even more so it's yeah i i was i really enjoyed talking to him with his miami glow that he had going on i'm like what's it like being back here in the cold are you ready he's like no i'm not he said the same thing he's like basically i'm like yeah how are you handling this uh january chicago day and he goes i just don't go outside i go that's a good move that's a good that's a good move miguel

I would suggest, yeah, stay inside when it's warm.

Grant Taylor also, I feel like, opened up.

We got to see more of his personality at SoxFest, which that was fun.

Tanner McDougal, he just seems like a baseball guy.

SoxFest, it was fun.

It was nice to see everybody kind of let their guard down before the season really starts and they lock in.

Yeah, I was talking to Chuck Garfine and he was saying, like, he loved just the positivity from the fans.

It seems like, I mean, obviously that's what you hope for at SoxFest, but it truly does feel like the

The vibes are high right now with the fan base, and everybody just feels very optimistic.

And I think – here's the thing.

I think people are realistic.

One thing I've learned about Sox fans is, like, you guys are smart.

Yep.

Sox fans know their stuff, and I love that.

They do.

We do.

I think that's not the case with all fan bases.