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The baseball reporter with Tony Mad.

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Bobby, what do you take away most from your short time in Boston?

Hardly anything.

It was six months of my life.

It was 162 of 4,000 games that I was involved in.

It wasn't a lot of my life. And it was pretty good for about

105 games. And then it all went to hell. And I guess it wasn't pretty good at all because

David says it wasn't good after two days. But it was real tough duty. There was no kind of

systems that weren't necessarily in place. I felt like I was a little

out on the island, but I'm trying to do my best. That's all I ever do, whatever I do. And it obviously

wasn't good enough. You know who that is, Jim Murray, right? Do you recognize the voice? Sure do. Bobby

V, baby. Oh, Bobby V. You know what's amazing about Bobby Vee, too?

It's been five years. Five years. It doesn't seem like five years, does it? No. I mean, it seems like a couple? Maybe five years it's been since Bobby V managed the Red Sox, and I should say, manage them into the ground. So if you can't see it, why are we asking them to call it?

Exactly. There you go.

The Bobby Valentine era lasted six months. should say, manage them into the ground. So if you can't see it, why are we asking them to call it?

Exactly.

There you go.

The Bobby Valentine era lasted six months, eight months, whatever, a year. But you knew right after that Detroit series to start the year was going to be bad? Never. The most predictable season in Red Sox history. I said, hey, how you doing? How's the great? Yeah, Bobby V. the most predictable season of Red Sox history.

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