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And a 2-2 from Paghan.

Yeah, that'll end it.

Frustrating day for the Red Sox offensively.

They manage only five hits.

The golden chance was that eighth inning.

So Tampa Bay takes it. Final score on two to one.

All right, Boston, I don't know what to tell you about your baseball team. Every time I start to think they're sort of waking up a little bit, they go right back into a funk and they look worse than they did before. If you remember on Friday, the Red Sox had rained out. But heading into that game, I told you, I saw some things in the Thursday night game. That gave me reason for optimism. Zander Bogots beat out a double play ball. Alex Cora gave Raphael Devers the green light on a 3-0 pitch, which suggested to me there was a level of confidence there.

All of that, the Red Sox win the game.

Okay, here you go.

Maybe they're going to build some momentum.

Tampa Bay Rays come in.

They win both games at Fenway Park over the weekend.

The Red Sox really don't score the whole time.

They went 0 for 11 with runners in scoring position over the weekend.

They scored three runs, and they're right back where they were when they were three and nine to start the year.

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