The Baseball Reporters – August 30th

Felger & Massarotti

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4.1 • 977 Ratings

🗓️ 30 August 2017

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Tonight on the Baseball Reporters, Tony Massarotti discussed Chris Sale’s performance in last night’s Boston Red Sox win over the Toronto Blue Jays. Mazz also previewed Rick Porcello’s start tonight in the series finale against the Jays.

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0:00.0	Now, the show that Red Sox Nation turns to
0:04.6	First, this is Boston's most listened to nightly baseball show.
0:08.9	The baseball reporter with Tony Mad.
0:11.5	Brought you by Rotland Federal Code Union, Anderson McQuade, architectural moldings,
0:15.0	sweetland fat loss, and Jordan's furniture.
0:16.8	On Boston's home for sports.
0:18.7	985, the Sports Hub.
0:21.9	One, two again.
0:23.6	Fly ball, well hit.
0:25.4	Benintendi has room.
0:26.8	He's there.
0:27.1	He makes the catch on a run.
0:28.9	The Red Sox win it, and shut out Toronto.
0:31.9	A one, two, three, ninth inning for Kimbrel.
0:34.7	31 saves.
0:36.5	Chris Sale with the win. and man did he deserve it.
0:44.8	31 saves.
0:46.3	Just as an aside, spam me the 31 saves.
0:49.0	Okay, saves are one of the most worthless stats in baseball, so you can take the 31
0:52.4	saves and stuff them.
0:53.9	But in terms of Kimbril, dominant. It's can take the 31 saves and stuff them. But in terms
0:55.2	of Kimbril, dominant. It's got nothing to do with the save total, though. And this is still
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