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Well, some trouble here for Waka after breezing in the first two innings.

Now he has to face Trout.

Yes.

Change up again at 86 to get him.

And he gets out of that jam.

They came out swinging.

He was finding the strike zone

with good stuff and got some quick outs we play some decent defense behind him right turns on double

plays for a defender he's it's kind of like a dream come true right like his pace and throwing

strikes and you got to be ready because the ball will get hit.

And so far we've done an outstanding job defensively behind him.

He's been great.

That's Alex Cora talking about Michael Walker, Red Sox starter, who won again last night over at Fenway Park.

I don't know if the Red Sox had fixed all their problems. I guess that's my big question for all of you tonight, 617-779-0-98-5. What would it take for you to start believing in the Red Sox? What do you need to see for you to start believing in them? Because I don't think it's anything that's going to happen in one night. And for me, it's always about the patterns. They've played one series today. I mean, they've won one series to date among all the ones that they've played. They've only tied one other. I think they've been one of the most disappointing teams in baseball, for lack of a better description. And I'm not telling you they're world beaters, but I know they're better than they've played. So that would be my big picture question to you.

What do they have to do to make you start believing?

For me, it's about start stringing series wins together.

That's where I would start.

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