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

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We are coming to you from the Star Market Broadcast Studio at the Garden.

And before we even begin tonight, I want to ask you a very simple question as a Red Sox follower and Red Sox fan.

And then I want to read you something that was in the Boston Globe today that struck me as interesting.

Okay.

And then I'm going to ask you Murray as well and Jimmy Stewart also you.

I'd love your thoughts on it.

But thus far into the year, wins and losses aside, okay, and I know it's hard to separate.

But do you like Alex Cora and try to separate the wins?

For example, Murray, when John Farrell took over his manager of the Red Sox, the day he did

his press conference, I said, oh boy, this guy's going to be hard to listen to.

Because I thought Farrell was, he sounded like he was speaking off of a corporate press

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