Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, go, yes, bo, Hess, and now the end is near.

Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

Marcus Smart will dribble out the clock.

It hits triple zeros, and the Celtics who cobbled together a 16-point first half lead.

Could not hold on against LeBron,

against Kevin Love, and against one of the great playoff performances against them in recent

memory authored by Kyrie Irving. The final score in game four, Cleveland 112, Boston 99. The

Cavs will try to close out the Celtics and return to the NBA finals in Boston in game five on Thursday. Okay, that's on the board. We have some Red Sox conversation as well on the board. Alan in Florida waiting patiently to weigh in. Go ahead, Alan. Well, first, before I talk, I just have to tell you, Mike, I have a little mistake you made yesterday. 80% sport jackets, 20% sweaters.

Dombrovsky does like the sweater, though.

Yeah, he does.

You know, Dan Duket got laughed out of Boston making a little statement about we spend more time in first place.

Some of Dombrovsky's comments were almost as laughable.

Who signed this to a wonderful pitch of Velasquez?

Who signed him?

Oh, was it Dombrovsky?

I mean, this is absolutely unbelievable.

Who's playing third base?

I mean, who traded Travis Shaw and not had a dependable replacement?

I mean, oh, it was him.

Who had Rutledge at third base, and then at first base? Who can't hit off-field in either position? So, Alan, you're worried about Dumbrovsky? I've been saying it now for a month. I just absolutely, I know I saw what he did in Detroit. He had the best team and could win a World Series. And, you know, it's funny. I was driving today, and I'm listening to the MLB Network.

I'm listening to the MLB Network on my radio.

And they're laughing.

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