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

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Fly ball right field, and that is going to do it.

On to the warning track, the Red Sox walking off.

Bradley scores, and the Sox win it in 12.

Hanley again.

Hanley Ramirez running for his life, but he's the star once more.

Hanley Ramirez, one more time.

How many games in a row is that now for Hanley?

He won the other one.

He won the one the other night in Florida, the finale in extra earnings.

The night before is when he hit a home run to break the game open in Miami against the Marlins.

Red Sox are three to two winners over the Tampa Bay race tonight in the 2018 opener over at Fenway Park.

They've opened the doors again at the ballpark, and the Red Sox are back in business, so to speak.

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Jimmy Stewart, our producer, if you would, please. Let's open up the phone lines right away because, frankly, if you are heading home for the ballpark today, I need your help. I do. We've been on the air all afternoon. I've been able to watch this game certainly loosely, but I couldn't watch it with the kind of the type of high focus I normally possess, Jim Murray, as you know, because frankly, you know,

hard to talk and watch and pay attention

at the same time. Nonetheless,

Hamley's hit,

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