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

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All right, that's Alex Corr, Red Sox manager over at Fenway Park today talking about the

quote unquote home field advantage that the Red Sox may have this postseason that they should have.

This postseason starting on Friday against the winner of the game between Oakland

and New York, tomorrow night at Yankee Stadium that's at AL playing game.

And again, finally, finally, after 162 regular season games, after six months, really seven

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all of that, finally some baseball games that really means something. It starts tonight in the

major leagues with Colorado at Chicago in the national playing game. And we're going to catch up on a lot

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