Pitch is ripped high and deep down the right field line.

If it's fair, it's out of here.

It is fair and gone.

Three run, Homer for Duran.

The Red Sox erupted in the night, and it is 6 to 1 in Kansas City.

Not only did they score a lot of runs, they scored early.

Who is this Red Sox team?

But I like what I saw last night, and it is Rich Ken, Ted, here on 937, WEEI.

And with us right now, Sox interim manager, Chad Tracy.

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Chad, you know what?

It's got to feel good coming on to a radio interview

where you actually had a game

where you look like you guys were in complete control.

Yeah, it's no question.

Obviously, you've gone through a lot in the last couple of weeks

and, you know, to win the last couple games

and then win last night's in the way we did. It definitely feels good. Is there like a, I know this sounds strange, and it's only been like two games that, that it's kept me, you've been going in the right direction, but can you build on something like this in a game like last night where, you know, even some players that haven't been playing so well seem to have their moment. Is there something you can take from that and build on? Yeah, I would hope so. You know, that's the goal with this when you're struggling, you start to have moments like that, you try to build off them. But really for me, like, I know we didn't score as much the final day in Atlanta, or even most of the series in Atlanta, is when this started.

We didn't score enough, obviously, but I think we had 24 hits and 11 extra base hits in that

series in Atlanta. So there was just, there was things you were seeing, you know, with certain

guys that had been struggling that made you feel like, you know, maybe, maybe it's starting

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