Thanks for choosing Felger and Maz to entertain. Includa, including in Tuka, trying to smash it into one word. And inform you in the afternoon. Tuka, puca, on his path. 985, the Sports Hub. Hi, everybody. Welcome to the program. Felger, Mazurati, coming to you on a Friday. Hi, Anthony. Good, you. Just peach. You know what Friday means, right? Yeah, agenda free. Thank you. Okay, hello.

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Sure, I'd be happy to go first.

I'll start with the Red Sox because they got what looks like on paper, a good win last night. And when I say what looks like on paper, good win last night. Thank God we have you to set the record straight. So look, here's what I would tell you that they've played what, 37 games now, I think it is. They're 26 and 11. The

Yankees are 26 and 11. They played three games in Boston. The Red Sox won two out of three. They played three games in New York. The Yankees won two out of three. Even Stephen all across the board, right? I'd say wrong. I'm going to guess you're going to go wrong on. Right? Even Stephen, right?

Probably not.

Okay, so here's what I would tell you.

As wrong. I'm going to guess you're going to go wrong. Right? Even Stephen, right? Probably not. Okay. So here's what I would tell you. As of right now, they're not good enough.

They're not good enough. The Red Sox are not good enough to make what I would call a legitimate run at the World Series.

They're not good enough. And I'm convinced after what we saw in New York the last three nights, if they keep that team the way it is, they will lose to the Yankees or the Astros, and maybe they get the fortune of not having to play both of them in the postseason, but whatever it is. And you include last night. Yeah. You include the victory as part of your analysis. Yes, I do for this reason. They can't get through the eighth inning in the seventh, eighth and ninth in New York is what they got. They don't have enough. So that, now, I don't know if Tyler Thornberg is the answer or not. I don't know if there's a guy to acquire by trade out there or not, but what I do know with

absolute certainty is that Joe Kelly, Carson Smith, and Matt Barnes are not good enough to get

big outs in the final three innings at Yankee Stadium.

I can guarantee you that.

And in this series, those three guys, or let me just add it up, really, the whole team,

in the final three innings at Yankee Stadium, 11.57 ERA, seven innings, 10 hits, nine earned,

and the number that should alarm you the most, seven walks. Seven walks in seven innings.

These guys tighten up and they can't throw strikes on the big stage in the big

moments at New York.

Last night was unbelievable.

So look, they pulled it out.

J.D. Martinez hits a Yankee Stadium home run and good for him.

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