All together now.

How do we feel about win number three?

Aw!

Yeah!

Hey, we are the Touch and Rich radio program.

We're broadcasting from the Town Fair Tire Studios,

and we're simulcast on the NBC Sports Boston.

That's on the television.

What superstars we are.

And yesterday, I was at the Red Sox game.

I got there in the bottom of the first.

And as soon as Betts robbed...

That was an easy catch.

Robbed the home run.

It's one of the loudest I've ever heard that part of the people yesterday.

But I got into it with people that were at the stadium overstating the value.

The value of that catch is that he saved the game.

But the idea that that was some sort of heart-stopping robbery is that we all agree is ridiculous. No, it was a nice catch. It was back to the plate. It wasn't as good as Jackie Bradley Jr.'s catches, but it was pretty good. It's a two-foot fence, and it hung in the air for about 30 seconds. It did. And you know what? Betts been a nice. The thing that made it nice was that he had his back to the plate when he caught it. I'm not saying it was a great catch. He's made plenty that are better. But given the situation in the game that his back was to the plate, it was very nice. And we've seen how those aren't the easiest catches in the world. I give you JJ Reddick. Not JJ Reddick. Josh. Josh Reddick.

Yes.

Yeah, I give you, when he just bounces right out of his glove. Yeah, he goes up there.

Right before he's put his foot on the wall, and popped out of his gloves sideways.

And then it just boom.

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