Is Felgrin-Maz your favorite afternoon show?

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

Oh, Belgar and Madz.

Meyer with two down.

He swings, it's a high fly, well struck to right.

Tatis back in the back pan.

Leaping kick hit and it's gone.

It's a home run.

The Red Sox with their second big fly in the inning.

Marcelo tags one to the pen. He did not wait around against the lefty, and he crushed it.

A two-run shot. And the Red Sox with some home cooking and taking a five-two lead.

I've been getting a few-way bs off the lefty, huh?

Final hour of Felgarine Mass on an agenda-free Friday opening day.

Red Sox win over the San Diego Padres of Gender-Free Fridays are brought you by Ketch's Law, New England's injury attorneys since 1986 with over $1 billion,000 and 50 attorneys that live in the same communities you do. Schedule a free consultation at Ketcherslaw.com. As what were your takeaways from the Red Sox today? Well, so look, I mean, obviously things went right for them a little bit more. Gray, for the most part, was pretty good. But they still had some stupid mistakes and some bad at bats. So, you know, I don't think the Padres played a particularly great game. I'll tell you, the Red Sox looked better, but there were still fielding misplays. Story had an error, and again, the game was on, so I didn't catch everything. Raphaelah had a ball that he lost in the sun, and then kind of loafed after when he had to go get it to, you know, to retrieve it and send it back to the infield. The runner got to third base on the play. So there was still some stupidity in there.

And look, the one in five, to go one and five, a lot has to go wrong.

So stuff went wrong today, but they made up for it with the bats.

And it's a step in the right direction.

I would hardly say that they're playing good baseball all of a sudden.

So I'm not ready to all of a sudden

say this thing's over and everything's fixed, not even by a long shot. But they needed a win.

Gray was a little bit better. Meyer hit a home run off the lefty. Contreras had another home run.

So the offense came to life certainly a little bit, at least, which is a better sign. But I don't think all their ills went away in one day. No, I mean, from the bit that I saw, the two runs that the Padres got were the aforementioned misplay in center field by, why did I just blank? Rafael. Raphael. Yeah, because he tried to make a one-hitted catch. I don't think he lost it in the sun.

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