And now, the show that's all about baseball.

That's when the game to me is at its best.

This is The Baseball Hour with Tony Mass.

Brought to you by Bigelow T, KM Hot Dogs.

I promise official I vitamin of the Boston Red Sox,

gravely zero-turned lawnmowers and Window World.

On Boston's home for sports.

985, the Sports Hub.

A line drive at a left that's driven back,

and a leaping play by McKenna to end the ball game on the warning track.

And the Orioles beat the Red Sox in game one, four to two.

Wow, it's almost a shocker the way that the Red Sox have bounded the ball off the Orioles,

but not tonight, a couple solo shots.

The shocker, this is nice play by Lekina to finish this off.

Doesn't get much better than that.

I mean, we talked about it before, and we know what we have to do right and uh today it wasn't a good start for us you know our goal is to win both series you know one here one in washington and they know everybody knows where we at you know it's not like we're hiding from it uh of course they know what's at stake you know but at the same time, you try to keep it as normal as possible, right? Go through the progression, go through the preparation, and just be ready

to play at 705. It didn't happen today. Hopefully tomorrow we come the same way, prepare, be ready,

and have better results. So the Red Sox know where they are, says Alex Corp.

But last night at Camden Yards in Baltimore, they certainly didn't play like it.

They lose to the Orioles, 4 to 2, lost another game to the New York Yankees.

And meanwhile, the Toronto Blue Jays now crawling up the Red Sox backside, as they now have just five games remaining in the regular season

in Boston holding on for dear life for a playoff spot.

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