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He's going to be down at least for another week.

He still had some tightness, had some swelling in the knee when he reported Sunday.

Had similar symptoms yesterday.

Took him for an MRI.

So there's not only knee bruising, but there's some sprain of the knee itself,

and we will reevaluate him a week from today.

And that is Red Sox manager, John Farrell on Eduardo Nunez, just a short time ago over at Fenway Park,

as the Red Sox welcome in the visiting Oakland A's,

the randomly hot Oakland A's of one five straight, just heard that there in the top of the

Hub headlines with Tim McCone.

So for three-game series, and we're going to touch on this, well, how the A's almost inadvertently

kicked off with John Farrell's, I think, biggest move of the season. It is the baseball reporters. It is Jim Murray in for Tony Maserati once again tonight alongside Tim McCone and you. If you want to join the show at 617-779-0-98-5 over the next 60 minutes. It's about all things baseball. Didn't really touch on much of that with the Philgram-Maz show today.

And now that the Red Sox are back in action tonight, and there's things going on, like, well, Eduardo Nunez, there's things to talk about with this team. Eduardo Nunez, as John Farrell just said, dealing with a knee sprain and a bruise. He's out for at least a week. I always say this time and again with this team.

Anytime there's an injury and they talk about it,

you've got to take it with a grain of salt

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