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facing of the lower deck out and left center a home home run for Springer. And it's two to nothing. Guerrero hits one. That's got some backspin. Jackie Bradley Jr. to the wall. He can't get it. It is gone. The Blue Jays have hit their second home run in the third inning. It's a two-run shot for Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

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Red Sox pasted last night by the Toronto Blue J. 7-2 was the final score.

It's easy to dismiss this loss, Jim Murray.

It's easy to dismiss it.

Like Felger did this this afternoon when he says, well, you know, you said it too.

Yeah, I said it was a scheduled loss.

That's what it felt like before the first pitch was even thrown last night. And, you know, I will say in my defense, even Matt McCarthy and I discussed this last night before we went off the air, I said, this feels like 11 to 3 all over it. This game's got 11 to 3 written all over it. Connor Ceebilt throws into the rotation because of the injuries to Evaldi and Whitlock.

This is the spot that Red Sox wanted to pitch Whitlock after, you know,

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