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

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The 26 year old left-hander was brilliant.

See if Chris is aggressive early in the count majority of the time that happens to our scoring position late in the game.

Yes indeed, he smacks it deep, that one sailing to left and it is gone. That's a three-run homer. Can't get more aggressive than that. And it is 4-1-Ocliffe. So here we go, Jim Murray. What we have now is an official losing streak. An official losing streak. The Red Sox have lost two in a row for the first time this year. 617-7790985. There's a number here on the baseball reporter's Jimmy Stewart, our producer. We can open up the phones right away. We'll take your calls. We have an abbreviated show tonight. Okay, abbreviated show. We're done at 630 because the Bruins of the Maple Leafs will be playing game six of their Eastern Conference,

I guess this would be Eastern Conference quarterfinal series, up in Toronto in the Air Canada

Center, and certainly our thoughts of the people in Toronto today and tonight, as the game

goes on, given the tragedy that took place up there day, horrible story. Many of you know

about it at this stage that someone drove a van into a crowd of people.

A number of people were killed.

A number of others were injured and still reports coming in on that story.

So a horrible story up in Toronto.

Nonetheless, here we do what we always do and we continue to just move on.

617779-0985. So just quickly, with regard to these Red Sox losses over the weekend,

they're 17 and 4. It's the first series they've lost all year. Okay, 17 and 4.

Do you realize they were 11 and 0 when anyone other than Chris Sale and David Price pitch or pitches?

All four losses have coming games started by Sale and Price.

So now after Friday night, you would assume going into the weekend,

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