This looks like a clinic on how not to do things on the baseball field.

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The Baseball Reporters with Tony Mazz.

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walks are getting up there now a lot of three one counts a lot of two strike hits um that's not

good and they know it um you know that's something that we've been talking about and uh we we trust

the stuff but at the end, we have to execute.

And, you know, for whatever we are in the standings, whatever, we have a lot of margin to improve, which is very important.

You know, we don't go cut up on the hole.

We got 91 wins.

We know we have to be better.

We know that, and we keep working at it.

So that's the manager of the Red Sox, Alex Corr, after last night's game against the

Miami Marlins for a second there, I almost said Florida again, Marie. I just can't help

up with that one. And make no mistake. I was in the stands last night. Boy, was it uncomfortable.

And I'm not even talking about the temperatures over at Fenway Park.

Watching those final two winnings, that was uncomfortable.

And so again, listen to the manager there.

Listen to the manager.

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