I think that feels like a nice package there.

Yeah.

Wow.

Look at those phones light up.

It's Selger and Madz.

Al-Def the Sports Hub.

Clevenger, 2-2 coming.

Swang and a miss that ends the ball game.

Red Sox strike out for the 15th time.

The Sox ball to 12 under 500.

They go to 1 and 4 on the trip.

That's how it ends.

There was an embarrassing strikeout achievement today, and they get swept here and

tropic canopy.

Real quiet for 7.

I know they exploded at 8th, 9th inning, started hitting some long balls.

You know, three home runs, the last couple of innings, just a little bit too late. It was a costly two-run homer by Mullins. And again, the bottom third of the order absolutely killed you today, the Boston Red Sox. The race just got on base, knocked in runs, scored runs, and unfortunately he gets swept down here in Tampa. It's a good ball club, to raise. Thoughts on the Red Sox at this hour.

This is the worst they've been since COVID in terms of games under 500.

So, and that should tell you something, because that year was a freaking disaster.

And, you know, that might have been the worst baseball.

And it was kind of an asterisk kind of year for lots of reasons.

But that might have been the worst baseball in COVID that we've seen ever from the Red Sox, and this is close. So this game today, Murray's right about the fake runs. Our buddy Matt, the stat, sent this email yesterday. Did you see this? They lead the majors in runs scored in the ninth inning. And you know why? Because the games are over. Because they're so far behind, the other teams get some scrub on the mound. And the Red Sox are going to score meaning this runs. They get four runs in the eighth inning today. When they were down five zip, Rapiela hit a three-run home run. As soon as it got to five to four, I said to Murray, if they're going to be true to form, the Red Sox would give up a run or two in the bottom of the 8th.

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