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On Boston's home for sports.

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The crowd wants that final strike.

Here's the three-two pitch.

And he got him.

And that's the ball game.

The Red Sox win this one.

Going away, T.C.

10 to 4 on a night that's going to be remembered for the triple play we saw here at Fenway Park.

Welcome into the baseball reporters.

Coming from the Ace Ticket Studio in Kenmore Square, Jim Murray, in for Tony Maserati tonight alongside Marshall Hook for the next hour.

Jimmy Stewart is back in Brighton alongside Billy Lanny.

I'm hoping to produce the show answering your phones at 617-779-0-985. Jimmy, you can open up the phone lines. We'll get to you early and often. As we open with the final call of what I thought was

kind of a sneaky important win for the Red Sox last night, 10-4 over the Cardinals.

I was, look, as much as I actually enjoyed that triple play, I know, Marshall, you did as well.

I thought it was all about the fifth inning and the offense coming alive.

But I say it's a sneaky important win because St. Louis came in last night, hot.

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