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3-2. Colombe, swung on and file tipped into the mid, and that will end the ballgame.

So no sweet as Tampa Bay grabs a win in a finale of the series and a win this one by

final of 4 to 1.

It doesn't matter how much money you get paid or whatever, you know,

endorsement deals, all that sort of stuff. It's, you know, it takes up nuts a toll on you. So we've got to bear down here these next couple of weeks and, you know, look to win this division and get in the postseason and go from there. And that is Rick Porcelo. Talking after yesterday's 4-1 loss to the Tampa Bay raise, Red Sox Lose in the Race.

4-1, preventing the series sweep,

and I think opening the door even further for fisting in the playoffs.

Hashtag fisting in the playoffs.

Doug Fister in the Red Sox playoff rotation.

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So I'll be honest, yesterday's game, I watched the condensed version of yesterday's game. I am more of an NFL guy than anything else. And so I watched this this morning condense on the MLB app. Porcelo, though, it was pretty obvious, and you can just read up on it anyway. I mean, it was pretty good. First couple of innings, a lot of walk, got through six outs, faced the minimum number of batters, and then it kind of all went to hell. It's been an inconsistent year, and that's being kind for Rick Porcelo. And what kind of started as almost like a gag has now been something that I feel 100% confident in saying. Doug Fister should be in the playoff rotation for the Boston Red Sox. Doug Fister should actually be the third starter.

For me, it's obvious who your first two are. It's Chris Sale, right? Drew Pomerant's, two. Drew Pomerant, at least in the regular season, hasn't been a fluke. But three, I'm going with Doug Fister over Rick Porcelo, because Rick Porcelo has just been too much of a question mark for me. and I'm certainly going to use him over

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