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Round ball, deep short.

That's through for a base set.

Springer rounding, and that will do it.

And Toronto wins it to 6 to 5.

The Red Sox Pan fails to get an out in the ninth inning.

I mean, every time we lose, we're disappointed.

You know, we try to get 27 outs with, you know, the righties had the end, and it didn't happen.

In terms of, you know, in terms of those last three innings, Schreiber obviously got through the seventh and ten pitches.

How difficult is it to put the puzzle together starting there and figure out

whether or not to bring him back out for the eight? I mean, we had a game tomorrow. He's our best

reliever right now. So, you know, TD did a good job, you know. It was a good, you know, a bunch of Ritees,

and, you know, he got good stuff, you know. We tried to get 27 there, and we didn't finish it.

Why was Danish the right guy to go more than one?

I mean, that's the way I saw it, you know.

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