This is a simple game.

You throw the ball, you hit the ball, you catch the ball.

You got it.

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This is Boston's most listened to nightly baseball show.

The Baseball Reporters with Tony Mazz.

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Third program of the season.

We're from the Star Market broadcast studio tonight at TD Garden.

The Bruins and the New York Rangers coming up.

7.30 will have Bruins pregame at 7 o'clock.

Bob Beers, Judd-Sarrot.

I'm assuming they're going to be popping into this studio and doing it from here usually, right, Mark? So we'll get to say hello to those guys, but obviously we have a lot to get to. Still on the Red Sox as we head into their season opener tomorrow night in Seattle against the Mariners. And in case you're wondering, it's a 7 o'clock Eastern game, 4 o'clock Seattle time.

So even though they're on the West Coast, it's an eastern, you know, it's an East Coast night game, you'll be able to watch it a little bit unusual. Oftentimes when teams open on the West Coast, they open at 1, 1 Pacific, which would be a 4 o'clock game here, typically opening days a day game.

But the Red Sox will be opening at four Pacific, which means you'll have a regular day at work,

whatever else.

Excuse me, and then you can sit down on your sofa and watch a baseball game for the first time,

a meaningful baseball game for the first time in 2019.

We'll open up the phone lines right away.

617-779-0-98-5 is your number on the program.

And we had a short half-hour show last night. We will have another one on Friday.

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