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

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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Well hit.

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Back, back, back.

God.

Shohay Otani, say hello to Muki Betz.

His third of the season.

A heck of it in bat.

He touches them all and the socks lead in one to nothing.

So let me get this out of the way right off the top, okay? Otani sucked last night. He sucked, okay? So I know a lot of you, there was a guy in particular who called the show late yesterday, and welcome into the baseball reporters, by the way. There was a guy who called the show late yesterday and said, oh, you're already putting Otani in the hall of it. No, no, I'm not. I'm just telling you, I believe in the guy's ability. Okay, I believe in Otani's ability. So you want to get on me about show you know how the Red Sox took the bats and absolutely shoved them down Otani's throats last night in, uh, or Tony's throat? I don't think he has more than one, Murray. In Anaheim last night, fine, you can go ahead and do that. You should be happy with your baseball team. Again, statement performance, if you ask me. Hottest team in baseball, other than the Red Sox was the Angels. And the Red Sox went out there and beat the snout out of him last night in Anaheim. 10 to 1 was the final score. Otani lasted two winnings and frankly, I don't care whether he has a blister on his finger or not. If you're on the mound, you're expected to perform. That's the only thing you can go by

is a fan of any sport or a viewer. If a guy is healthy enough to play, that he's expected to perform.

If he doesn't perform, it's on him.

Either you're out there or you're not.

Like, there's just no way around that, except for extremely rare cases.

But to me, if you don't think you can pitch, don't go on the mound.

And Otani Diddy apparently is a blister on his finger, or at least, that's the story.

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