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This is the baseball hour with Tony Mass.

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All right, second and third.

One out. And the batter is

Jordan Alvarez. After the ground

out by Bregman, and that one's down the line

into left one. And now. Alvarez

has delivered again. Two more

runs will score off his

bat. He's driven in all

three, and it's three nothing Astros here in the bat. He's driven in all three, and it's three-nothing Astros here in the six.

He's homered, singled, and doubled, and has been shooting the ball the other way.

You've got to believe he's going up there trying to think up the middle and the other way,

and why not against Chris Sale?

Alex, I know you like the left-on-left matchup, but given Alvarez's success, the first two trips and first base open, was there any thought about a walk there? No, no. We didn't think about walking him there. You know, we thought about making pitches. We were supposed to go up, and he left it over the plate, and, you know, he went the other way. All right, so there you go. That was one of the big moments last night in the Red Sox lost to the Houston Astros in Game 5 of the American League Championship Series. This is where we're going to start on the program tonight. I said this to Mike Felger, just he was walking out of the studio a moment ago. I'll repeat it for those of you who may just be joining here tonight on the baseball hour.

The number of mistakes that the Red Sox made in that game last night.

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