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

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The Baseball Reporter with Tony Mazz.

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Swang in a miss, and that'll do it here tonight.

This one got away late, didn't it?

Minnesota is scoring four times in the eighth inning.

See, you know, Jim Murray, I can admit it.

I admit it that sometimes this job, not sometimes, maybe overall, this job has gotten the better of me. Years ago, I used to cover baseball. Losses like this, I sort of chalk up to being part of the 162. But now on talk radio, yeah, let's face it. You've got to be a little bit more, you know, day-to-day. You've got to live a day-to-day existence. You've got to live the existence of the fan.

Win and die with every win and loss.

The takes won't conjure themselves, Mass.

No, no, no.

You've got to come up with the takes. So you do. We give cross-sections. That's what we do. I remember years ago, Theo Epstein said that to me. Like we don't do cross-section analysis.

And he's right, but I do.

That's what I do.

I do cross-section analysis.

So here's what we're going to give you today. I do. I do cross-section analysis. So here's

which we're going to give you today. 617-779-0-98-5 on the baseball reporter's Red Sox with an

absolute implosion late in that game last night against the Minnesota Twins. And so to me,

here's a simple question. That ain't thinning like you look at it. Who don't you blame, let alone who do you? And for those of you who missed the game, I'll lay it out for you. Red Sox were up one-nothing. Chris Sale gives up a couple of runs in the six. Now it's two-to-one Minnesota. You go into the top of the eighth. The Red Sox rally. Sandy Leon gets a big hit.

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