This is W-E-E-I afternoon.

With Andy Hart, Nick Fancy Stevens, and Ted Johnson.

O-N-2.

Pitch.

Swinging to Mess.

He got him.

An absolute masterclass from Christopher Sanchez.

A complete game.

The Phillies have won this series.

They take game two over the Red Sox, four to one.

And the Sox looking to salvage the finale here in the city of Brotherly Love.

That was just awesome stuff on the mound from the Phillies.

Will Fleming's call of the Red Sox's fourth loss in five games coming out of the All-Star break.

Dominated by Sanchez. I thought it was Sanchez, but Sanchez, apparently. You still think they don't need a power right-handed back? Right now, I think they need everything. I think they need a catcher who knows the rules of catching. Like, I mean, depending on the game in the situation, you can convince me they need a whole hell of a lot of things.

And that's the... catcher who knows the rules of catching. Like, I mean, depending on the game in the situation,

you can convince me they need a whole hell of a lot of things. And that's the unfortunate.

They've definitely lost the momentum that we talked about. Ted Johnson told us there is no such thing as carryover momentum from before the All Star break to after. He was, go ahead, Ted,

you were right? Yeah, I mean, every now and then, squirrel blind and all that, whatever. Sunshines on a dog's bike. It just, there's just such a long layover. And when you are, you win 10 games in a row and you have a week to smell your farts, it kind of can, you know, human nature sets in. So you don't come back with the same vigor or tenacity more times than not.

So I was... your farts, it kind of can, you know, human nature sets in. So you don't come back with the same vigor or tenacity more times than not.

So I was worried about that long way.

Finally, we have something to blame for the consistently inconsistent Red Sox.

Now it's the All-Star break.

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