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This is the baseball hour with Tony Mazz.

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On Boston's Home for Sports.

985, the hub broken bad little looper out goes walls and to run it down the final play of the evening 10th of day wins again

by a final score of 4 to one. They have taken the first game series.

That was a final score, final call in Tampa Bay last night.

Red Sox lose to the raise.

They've dropped three straight, facing a four-game sweep tonight.

With Cutter Crawford on the mound. Who's pitching for the raise again, Jones? You mentioned the show. Drew Rasmussen, of course. Okay, Drew Rasmussen for the raise tonight. It feels like a game the Red Sox should win. Believe it or not, I actually think Cutter Crawford's halfway decent as a starter. I don't like him out of the bullpen. But that aside, 617-779-0-98-5, we'll open up the phone lines right away.

Because with everything that's been going on with the Red Sox here in the last week or two,

as they approach the All-Star break here on, you know, Sunday is the last game.

You get three in New York start tomorrow night.

The bigger picture is on my mind.

There was that story in the globe yesterday, John Henry, speaking to Alex Spear of the

Globe, Red Sox owner John Henry, when he said, and I'm quoting almost directly here,

where we're still building.

We are still building.

And so one of the fundamental questions I have about the Red Sox here this year is, We're still building. We are still building.

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