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You throw the ball, you hit the ball, you catch the ball.

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Now, the show that Red Sox Nation turns to her first.

This is Boston's most listened to nightly baseball show.

The Baseball Reporters with Tony Mazz.

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Oh, man, did he crush this one down the line?

But is it fair of foul?

That's deep, deep, deep, and God!

Oh, he hit that one to tomorrow.

Chavis with his fourth home run of the season, hugging the line.

Man, did he wallop?

Tate measure again, his third tape measure.

So that's from a good 10 days ago now.

Michael Chavez for the two home run game in Chicago.

I think those are the last home runs he hit.

Not that there's anything wrong with that. And he has been one of the real key guys in this Red Sox resurgence here in the middle of May as Boston has come out of its funk. I think that's a safe way to put it as we entered the baseball reporters here tonight. 617-779-0-985 is your phone number. I'll ask our producer, Jimmy Stewart, to open up the phone lines right away. We'll take your calls on anything and everything regarding the Red Sox and Major League Baseball, as we always do. And as always, I have a few things on my agenda that I would love to touch on, the first of which is Chavis. We'll get to a couple of other things in the program as we progress here, too.

Chris Sayle will touch on. He's back on the mountain night against the Rockies.

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