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Ah, got on a deep high field and no downward for Robin Anthony.

In his first game at Yankee Stadium, he finds the second deck, a two-run down.

Pace it most of the game, and then he goes up there and jumps on the first pitch.

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Visit Catcherslaw.com. Agenda Free Friday, the format is the same. The agenda is set by your wonderful phone calls. We have released the hounds at 617-779-0-985. Again, we will open up the phones there at that number. As you are populated in the call screen, we need to fill the time. We'll do it with opening takes, and we'll go to you opening segment if you're ready to go. That was Roman Anthony with another signature moment in his young career, two-run, home run in the ninth inning of the Sox's six to three win at the Yankees. I think that one, I think Jim Murray wants to weigh in on that to lead off the show. Yeah, I thought that was a good-ish win for the Red Sox last night. I put the ish on there for good reason, because I still think they're an incredibly stupid baseball team, as evidenced by, for example, by David Hamilton, who as it turns out, doesn't just not know how to bunt. He also doesn't know how to pay attention. Him getting picked off when it felt like the floodgates were really going to open. Luis E. LeBering was one of the all-time idiotic things I've ever seen in my life. Dude, turn around. Like you're back to the pitcher. They should have blown the Yankees out last night. I thought, but they leave 18 runners in scoring position. Something like that. But look, the Yankees were stupid of them then last night. Made a ton of errors and the Red Sox win. So good. Good start. Goodish start to the series. But the real bright spot was what you played there. And I don't think that needs any kind of qualifier, asterisk, Jim Murray-tone, if you want to say, and nothing like that. And that's Roman Anthony. There's some thought, I think you even mentioned it yesterday, Mike. Going into this series, maybe some of the kids like Anthony aren't ready for this series of this magnitude in that building. I'm not sure that was me, but either way. Well, I think it was asked by someone on the show. I'll put it on you. Your name's up the hell at the top.

It was more than fair to ask that. Are the kids going to be ready? Someone like Roman Anthony. And he answered that two run bomb on the knife to give them that kind of cushion with Judge Bellinger, Stanton coming up in the bottom frame, that's balls. that the little bat flip to go with it, like,

flare for the dramatic.

Like, that was, like, I don't care about them the way I did as a kid or even my early 20s, but even I was like, oh, like, that was, he's as legit as it gets.

He's their building block.

And if they're going to end up getting in the playoffs, I think that they will.

He's pretty much the main reason for it for me.

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