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Three, it's just been frustrating to see this team because you're not sure, you know,

which team is going to take the field night in and night out.

Well, it's not frustrating.

It's terrible.

I mean, you know, coming into this series against Oakland, a team that's not very good,

to be playing the kind of baseball, the Red Sox are playing, and the way they're getting beat by home runs. I mean, they're just matching the ball all over the place. It's embarrassing. It really is because you come off two wins against a good ball club in St. Louis. You say, well, you know, now you get a chance to go and take three out of four of Oakland. They lose the first three.

I mean, it's just not good baseball, and it looks very bad, and it's worse sitting here watching it. So there you go. That's Jerry Remy on Saturday night. Saturday night that was Remy after the Red Sox and Drew Pomeran's loss of the Oakland A's over the weekend. and the Red Sox bounced back one a game yesterday if you want to get excited about that, which I don't.

Because again, they play four games in Oakland. You go one and three and we're going to celebrate it just because the one was the last game. No way. No way. Not a million years. Sorry. Not going to happen. 43 games in now.

Or is it 43 games at 22 and 21?

22 and 21.

21 and 21 going into yesterday the Red Sox were.

And this has led to all kinds of commentary, all kinds of speculation regarding the Red Sox from both local and national media types.

We'll get to them all here during the course of the baseball reporters over the next hour.

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