I don't know what you should do, Mike.

I think I'd rather take a bullet in the head. I'd rather stick needles in my eyes. I don't know what to say. The Beyond Dumb 2 to 6 show, right? Jackpot! 985, the Sports Hub. And Red Sox win in 11 innings last night. Huge comeback. They're down 5-0 and then 6-1. Then I think they go ahead. 8 to 7 then go down

9 to 8 I think I have some of that right. You're right, Mike. There's all sorts of back-and-mic. Fourth, and they go into extra innings and win in 11-2-out, two-run single by Andrew Benintendee. They are now 14 and 3. 14 and 3 in extra innings. 14 and 3 in extra innings. Last year, Maz, at this time, when we looked at the team going to the playoffs, we said, the Red Sox have not won enough close and late games for us to take them seriously. I thought it was a real character flaw by that team last year. They're clutching late stats. They're over, oh, I keep saying overtime. Their extra

inning wins was down. Their record in one-run games was horrible. Remember all those things?

Sure. And we said last year, but that translates. And it did. Turns out it did. Turns out

they weren't ready for the pressure situations. If we're consistent, don't we have to say that now their good record in all those situations? It means they't ready for the pressure situations if we're consistent don't we have to say

that now they're good record in all those situations means they are ready for the postseason yes

if we're consistent but you're not consistent well so here's what i wonder okay here's what i wonder

and i sort of tie this in and say that these extra inning games in a lot of ways are like one-run games

you and jim Jimmy are unbelievable.

Well, no, but hear me out first before you mock me.

Because Jimmy's cheering you from behind the glass here. Okay, so hear me out. That would you agree that extra inning games effectively are one-run games? Yes. Okay, you're tied going to the 10th. I mean, that's a tight game. You got it. Okay, so for years, the Red Sox and the Sabermetrics people, and I'm talking about John Henry and

Theo and all down the line, and they must still believe it over there, told me that one-run games are purely a product of luck. That's what they told us last year when they lost all those one-run games. Okay, so how can they now tell me that they're not a product of luck? I'm not listening to them. I'm listening to me.

Okay.

I know how I've always felt about them,

because I do believe in clutch and late.

I do not believe it's random.

I do not believe to them. I'm listening to me. Okay. I know how I've always felt about them,

because I do believe in Clutch and Late.

I do not believe it's random.

I do not believe it's a statistical anomaly.

I do not believe it's coincidence.

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