This looks like a clinic on how not to do things on the baseball field.

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They have a good team.

What they did to the Indians, that was impressive.

It seems like they're playing their best baseball of the season at the right time. They can pitch. They're playing good defense. They're swinging about the bad whales. They're a complete team. I'll be talking about them the whole season. So now we go. You know, there's a seven.

They know me.

I know them.

It should be fun.

Okay, so I'll tell you what, let's turn back the clock, shall we?

Let's do that.

Let's turn it back to the beginning of the baseball season when I said to you that my objectives for the Red Sox were very simple in 2018.

That I knew the Red Sox were a good team, as did you, as did you.

We knew they were a good team.

They'd won two straight divisions.

They'd made the postseason two years in a row.

The question was whether or not they could be a great team.

And now that they've beaten the New York Yankees,

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