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Timing is everything.

Kevin Eucliss on the show last week said I love that it's happening now because there's still two months.

There's a lot of baseball left.

Yeah, there is.

It's hard to remember that because, you know, every game right now is and feels so important

that you have to remember we still have an entire third of the season left. Now that doesn't mean you're okay with a loss whenever it happens. We're not, but we know this is part of the game. And I think the biggest thing here when you do go through these streaks is you can't let it get away from it. If you keep going about it the way you've been going about it the whole year, if you stay with your you stay with what got you there you get back you find it again our number two felger and maz

mike's out today he'll be back tomorrow so jim So Jim Murray's alongside Adam Jones in here to help out as well. I will get back to your calls now, 617779-0-98-5. That comment by Bloom, where he said just quickly, where he says, you know, you got to stick to the plan, you get to stay in it, you can't let it get away from you.

This is my concern that it has already gotten away from them.

That by the time Schwabber and Sale actually get on the field, it's already over.

They're now six back in the loss column.

They were four and a half up on July 4th.

In a month, they've lost 10 and a half games. I mean, at one point, they were on a 102 win pace. And I know they weren't going to keep that up, but that's how far this has fallen. Murray, do you know how hard it is to blow a 10 and a half game lead in a month? Yeah, again, that's just why, like, this is why it feels so epic. We haven't seen anything like this since the end of 2011.

I know that was a more stacked team, but that's, this has fumes of that.

I mean, what a complete collapse.

It's something that only happens once every, you know, decade or a couple of decades.

Really, it's, it's 10 and a half games in a month.

That's what they've lost.

Tony's in Stoneham.

Go ahead, Tony. Hey, guys. How you doing? Good. You know, you haven't hit on one major thing. And here's the major thing. Where did you rate the Red Sox before game one this year? No better than third in their division and probably fourth. Am I right or wrong? I had them in the middle of the division, Tony. What I said at the beginning... Hold on. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Let me finish now. Let me finish. Okay. What I said at the beginning of the years, I want them playing meaningful games in August and September. Correct. Okay. I remember that. Okay. You were my folks there. Yeah. Okay, They're not going to be meaningful in another week if this keeps on. That's right. I agree with you, but here's what happened that you guys aren't picking on.

The fact is that the guys, the teams that should have been ahead of them played terrible.

They opened the door for the socks, and everything went right for the Red Sox. Nothing

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