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Case went to bed very early.

Red Sox 4, Yankees 3.

The Red Sox move on to play Houston.

What proves to probably will prove to be a very good series that starts Saturday night.

Now, our own Mr. John Wallach, for the first time ever, I've come into studio and he has seemed really out of it.

Like I've never had that happen before.

Now, did you drink last night?

No, I did not because I knew what I was going to happen later.

So after the concert was over, I did not drink last night.

Because Rich and Wallach both went to see Mr. Phil Collins. What's funny is that both of us also got home in time to watch the ninth inning. Yes. We both saw the ninth inning live. That's how freaking long that game was. Actually, in fairness, he got home in time to watch Chris Sale. So it was like, I mean, I was able to see Chris Sale as well.

Yeah, I didn't get home until about 1130.

That's how late that game went. I think it ended it like 1140 or something like that. 1145, yes. So. Nice, uh, quick one. Yes. Well, I knew, I knew, I mean, it's a Red Sox Yankees game. If it's anywhere close, I knew I was going to get back in time to see the end.

The constant pitching changes in the playoffs and all those things.

Right. But Wallach was real, like I thought he was pissed off about something, but then I realized it was just tuckered out, Wallach. Well, in fairness, I had him running around this morning doing stuff in the other room. So that's his...

No, no, no.

I'm tired.

You're talking about in fairness.

Like an idiot, after the game was over, after the ninth inning was over, I went back

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