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The baseball reporters with Tony Mad.

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Now, Lowell is. for sports 985 a sports hub down low it skips away here comes Bradley he scores and the run sucks have the lead at last here in the 11th inning on top one to nothing a wild pitch

and Bradley scamper's home And the sucks are on the board.

Another night, another extra inning game. Another win for the Red Sox. Ho-hum,

ho-hum. 617-779-0-985 is your number here on the baseball reporters. We'll open up the

phone lines right away, Jimmy Stewart, our producer. And we'll get your thoughts on all things, Red Sox. I want to get the newsy stuff out of the way right here at the beginning, which is to tell you that obviously last night, 15 and 3 in extra innings, all of that stuff. We had a discussion last night about whether or not the extra innings wins mean anything.

The extra inning wins mean anything really for the Red Sox.

Well, it translated in the postseason.

We continue that discussion tonight.

But I want to frame it in a different way.

After I tell you that the Yankees won today, again,

so the margin is now two and a half going into tonight.

So the Yankees are keeping the pressure on the Red Sox.

The margin is two and a half going into the Red Sox Orioles game tonight.

So by the end of the night it'll either be three again or it'll be two.

Thus far, the Red Sox have done everything to resist the Yankees.

There's three games now in extra innings in the last five or six days that the Red Sox have pulled out to keep the Yankees. There's three games now in extra innings in the last five or six days that the Red Sox

have pulled out to keep the Yankees at bay.

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