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See, I admit it.

I'm conflicted.

I'm conflicted tonight, Murray.

Jimmy Stewart, I'm conflicted.

You want to know why?

You want to know why I'm conflict? Yes, why, Mad.

Why are you conflicted?

Because last night at Fenway Park, on the one hand,

see, we talked baseball here from 6 to 7 every night, 6-17-77-9-0-98-5. So on the one hand, Chris Sale, wow, was that great? I had the Red Sox on the computer last night while I was watching the Bruins on the TV, so I sort of had an eye on both, and I was listening to the game on the way home. Sales struck out the first six guys, eight of the first nine.

I thought, ooh, this could be one of those nights at Fenway.

One of those rare nights where you get a historically good performance by the starting pitcher.

So that, you don't see that all that often.

I'm sorry.

As good as sale is, you don't get that all that often. I'm sorry. As good as sale is, you don't get that all that often.

So, you tell me, Jimmy Stewart and Murray, in fact, you know what, Billy Laney, I'll take your vote, too.

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