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And it is the chief baseball officer of the Boston Red Sox who joins us this week.

Craig Breslo.

Hey, Craig, good morning.

Good morning. How are you doing? Doing well. I wish we had a result to talk with you about

that was one other than a sweep here in this series with the Angels.

Where are you this morning on what is going on currently with this baseball team?

Yeah, I think we need to play better, and we need to play better across every aspect of the

game we saw it in glimpses where the rotation carried us for about a two-week stretch,

and then we had some good offensive performances.

But watching the games, you can see a play or two or three each night and say that's going to

drive a loss instead of a great play that's going to lead to a win. And there have been

base running mistakes and defensive miscues and then the inability to make a big pitch when

the game is on the line and you put that all together and after that really good stretch of

games that we had been playing we're uh we're back under 500 and we're still trying to figure

out how to put it all together in in the nine games prior to the devours trade, the team was seven and two.

Since the trade, the team is three and six.

Did you expect a result like that when it came to trading Rafael Devers?

No.

I thought that we would continue to play good baseball, and I still think that we'll play

good baseball, but I don't think that these losses can be still down to one player, one

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