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Baseball.

Oh, people couldn't hear me?

No, they couldn't hear me either for the first minute and a half.

Oh, my God, what happened?

Well, the executive producer forgot to make sure it sometimes when you plug in this microphone, this red button stays on. Oh, my on. And just like the twins. I was calling for Josh. I was calling for Josh. The show has been hot for the majority of the last week. I thank you guys for listening and supporting the show. And sometimes you can't complete the suite just like the twins. Okay. That's what happened. It's Amazon Prime last night for the play in NBA game which is fans were coming

to us and now they're like what the hell but anyway uh long story short this is baseball so you

want two or three yeah your goal is to win series um sims start so far i am a bit concerned about

like he does not look that sharp sure the velo is off at times, but hard to be too critical of this. And they got, I mean, they also did get Boston decks at a great time. Yeah, they did. I mean, Boston is, I was speculated that Boston had got swept here. At some point in time, Alex Cora has to be in trouble. I mean, they looked in full meltdown mode. So good for the twins for taking advantage. Yeah, and also going into this series, Coach Shrep, we were talking with him on Tuesday, that, all right, they're going to throw a crochet game one, sunny gray in game two. And you're like, oh, man, so the twins kind of get the back end of their rotation, but they're going to see the front end of the Red Sox rotation.

And I guess if you were to chalk it up, they're going to win two out of three. They'll beat, well, they'll absolutely tattoo gear crochet, and then they'll beat Sunny Gray.

I think you obviously take that every single time. Some other things that stood out today, I guess, in the game, after Luke Kishol, who, you know, is coming along a little bit defensively. And the bat, the bats also. I praised him too much. Yes, yeah, you did. You know, you ripped it. You wrote him off as a second baseman. I think the last time we did a show from here, like last week or two weeks ago, you literally were, you were saying, okay, now he can play.

And Shelton talked about this in postgame right afterwards about like 20 minutes ago and said,

if you're going to make one mistake, make a mistake, don't make two.

He literally made two errors on one play.

No hyperbole, like legitimately one of the roughest defensive plays I think I have legitimately ever seen,

especially like covering this team.

Yep. Couldn't get the field, couldn't turn the double play. So at the very least, if he turns a double play, it's a two-for-one situation. Red Sox, you tie the game, but you get two outs. Every defense usually takes that scenario. But then he compounds it by throwing the ball away. Now what, two-runs score? Trevor Story, then hits a three-run bomb, and all of a sudden the one-nothing leave happened for the twins, turns into five to one, and then there was just basically no shot from there. So what was intriguing to me is between today's game with the Keeshal play that you talked about and Monday's game. Yeah. When Trevor Story made that diving stab and tried to flip the ball with his glove,

and I've never seen this before.

He flipped the ball and his glove at the same time.

His glove went flying.

The ball did.

The Red Sox didn't get an out.

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