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He strikes about one, two, three in the ninth, and the Red Sox win the series.

Boston four and Chicago won.

So you do realize Red Sox fans that if the Chicago White Sox could turn a double play,

you lose last night, right?

You do understand that, but the Red Sox had a four-run rally only after the White Sox failed

to turn a double play in that fifth inning, sixth inning, sixth inning.

And also because the manager of the White Sox, Rick Renteria, has the brain power to take out a pitcher who's shutting out the other team after five innings.

There was another brilliant move on the part of the other guy.

But, but nonetheless, Red Sox take two out of three from the White Sox.

And for that, actually, I give them a little bit of credit.

I do. I give them a little bit of credit. I do.

I give them a little bit of credit, Jim Murray.

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Is it Eduardo Rodriguez tonight?

That is correct.

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