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This is the baseball hour with Tony Mazz.

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is the ball game red sucks still quietly in the ninth inning.

Had quite a few innings like that this evening.

7-1, the final Tampa Bay wins the series.

All right, welcome into the baseball hour.

We've got a lot to get to tonight on the program. None of it good. None of it. I'm just trying to be honest. McBone's chuckling had me over there from behind the glass. None of it's good. What do you want me to tell you? I'll give you three topics here right off the top, and that was a relatively boring elementary highlight from the conclusion of the game, because that's what it was last night.

Boring elementary loss.

Red Sox got their asses kicked.

Their rookie phenom made his major league debut and frankly fizzled out.

No fireworks whatsoever.

Chris Sale made a rehab start in Worcester, and I thought embarrassed himself.

Red Sox's play in the division has been terrible,

and the Yankees are in town on a world beating pace.

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Let's get your happy thoughts on the program tonight.

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