Zack Scott Waited Five Hours to Parrot Me

Zack Scott Waited Five Hours to Parrot Me

Five hours. That’s how long it took Zack Scott to see my interview and decide, “Yeah, I want to join the conversation… but not actually say his name.” That’s not speculation. That’s a timestamp. He saw the clip. He watched the Bradford show. And now suddenly he’s got thoughts? Say less.

Look, we believe in the Chinese Farmer, but who are you fooling here?

The interview comes out at 8:25 am EST. Zack Scott says this five hours later.

Who says turncoats? Someone in Bres' small circle is showing their age.😆 Boston's baseball ops culture has been on the decline for years, deteriorating with each new GM they hire. If longtime employees are especially frustrated, it's because they've seen what good leadership and… pic.twitter.com/nILzsR8NA6

— Zack Scott (@ZackScottSports) June 20, 2025

Let’s be real about what happened here. I started the fire. People noticed. Someone else just close enough to the situation (Scott used to work in the Red Sox front office, it’s okay if you didn’t know that) finally had the courage to speak up about what’s going on.

“Culture and leadership”?

Did you get that on your own, Zack?

OR…

Did you just finally find the courage to speak up after I said it?

I Have One More Follow Up Question After The Baseball Is Boring Interview

Zack, it’s okay to tag me next time. The water’s warm.

Imitation is the sincerest form of saying… yeah, he was right.

Dear Zack. My line is open. If you want to chat, let’s talk. You clearly have more to say, so how about we stop pretending you didn’t see it, and let’s skip the part where you call me to get to the bottom of this.

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