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

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One thing he's done, the last four or five,

is using the fastball in different spots.

As far as stuff, pure stuff,

there's not too many left in October with that kind of ability.

This guy is throwing 99-100 in the 6-in.

With him, it's about usage and not stay in the same

plane. He's been doing that lately, so I expect him, you know, just to go out there and then

keep doing the same thing he's been doing. Give it six, you know, and we go to the bullpen.

Okay, that is Red Sox manager, Alex Cora, in Houston a little while ago or a couple hours ago before the Red Sox took the field for game three of the American League Championship Series against the Houston Astros.

Again, the Red Sox currently the two to one right now entering the third inning.

They've played two full.

Is it still Minutemade Park, Mark?

Is that the name of the place?

Minutemade Park.

So they've played two full at Minutemade Park. Red Sox ahead two to one. They get two in the top of first. And we'll update you on the game here as we go along. But first, let me remind you. the baseball reporter's playoff edition is presented by Budweiser.

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