You won't find a harder, juicer episode than this one. This week John Henry responded via email to a couple Boston media outlets. We're taking a deeper look at his responses and trying to decipher how he actually feels. Chris Cotillo joins the pod (and narrowly avoids a season-long suspension) to talk spring training, his report on veteran players having issues with Triston Casas' routines, and the vibes in Fort Meyers. Jared and Tyler talk about the generational gap between baseball players and baseball fans and how it causes issues in the clubhouse and online. Jared is considering painting his nails in support of Triston Casas and is trying to figure out how Casas might react. Noah Song was also in the news this week as he'll be joining Phillies camp. We talk about the scenarios in which the Red Sox can get him back and how we aren't necessarily losing sleep over the situation. Pete Abe had a couple tough tweets so we take a quick laugh at those. We end the pod with the positivity horn and you finally realize why the episode was titled "Hard & Juicy." Enjoy!

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