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Good morning.

It is time to get up with cry.

Eagles cry.

The birds back from break with a biggie against a tough defense. You'll hear one voice say, it's about to get up with cry, Eagles Cry. The birds back from break with a biggie against

a tough defense. You'll hear one voice say, it's about to get worse. Meanwhile, CD, the sequel,

coming soon to a stadium near you. Is this offense about to get so good, it overcomes the terrible

D in Big D? And then, Tua tells the tale, seems sincere. But is the dolphin damage done past the point of no return? Those are the questions. Time for the answers. Let's go, everybody. Yeah. It is a Thursday. The Boston Boys are with us as usual. Danny and Hawker here. Jess is going to knock some out of the park this morning. We are jam-packed on this Thursday. And in fact, let's start with that. Mancosa. They were flying out of the ballpark. Last night, Julio Rodriguez and the Mariners hosting the Blue Jays, game three of the ALCS. Seattle, looking to put a strangle hold in. In the first inning, it looked like they did. Oh, send it in deep. Welcome home Seattle. Greenie, the crowd was going nuts. You're thinking here comes Seattle. They're going to bury this thing. That one was 112 miles an hour off the bat. Now we go to top of three. Runner at second, nobody out. Andre's Jimenez. Will it get out? Yeah, well, then he responds immediately. and you want to quite a crowd, Andre S Jimenez, who, by the way, you can say this about all the Blue Jays offense had been struggling. This bat woke up in a big way. That tied the game with one swing, and here's Dalton Farshot with two on and two out. Off the wall, this is a home run, by the way, by three inches. to keep putting it on four runs and we're only in the third inning. Yeah, Blue J's backs wake up for the first time, really, in the series. And the fourth, they stay hot, base is empty, George Springer. Oh, get up and get out. George Springer, and this is the only hitter, by the way, who had had a home run in game one to follow it up now in game three. His 22nd career postseason home run time for fourth all time. Top of five for good measure. Vlad Guerrero and one more. Do not wake up this beast, do not wake up this beast, Black Guerrero Jr. Who, by the way, 0 for 7 first two games had been on fire against the Yankees. But now, by the way, three hits, and he's got a 1400 OPS this postseason. Five home runs for the Blue Jays in the game. Guerrero, you mentioned, was 4 for 4. Blue Jays had 18 hits in the game last night. They win at 13.4. And if you are a believer in momentum, I always say in baseball, momentum is the next day

starting pitcher, but the Blue Jays desperately needed to get hot last night, and they did. They did.

And I do believe in momentum. I mean, I don't care. Home crowd not. I mean, you could tell Toronto

wanted to get into Seattle and finally do with this Toronto team, by the way, they've led

the National League in so many different offensive, the American League in so many offensive categories and the adjustments they made coming to this game. You could tell they had a game plan and it was against the sinker. They wanted to get this pitch up. So instead of chasing it down, they wanted it up in the zone. Look at the location against George Kirby. Get a mistake. And they did to lead off the game. This was a single.

So this is now showing the Blue Jays. This is what we need to do. And then George Springer.

Again, two seam fastball, sinker, same pitch they had struggled with. O for 17. Get it up in the zone.

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