We'll start with the Yankees last night against the Red Sox.

This is one of those nights where Boomer could sit there and watch and say,

told you so, told you so, told you so.

This one he makes the play on, the second for one, and then to the seats for two for Raphael.

Whoa.

Not a pretty defensive inning for the Yankees.

There goes the runner from first.

Throw goes into center field.

Cover your eyes, New York.

Raphael in to score on the third air of this inning.

Yeah, cover your eyes for sure.

I thought this should have been a base head personally. but even still, those other two throws were just awful as we're seeing them on CBS Sports Network now.

That was part of now the Red Sox only...

Jesus, I mean, that's very...

Well, let's watch this from Ben Rice.

Yeah, but although I got to say that the Yankees have had problems all years long,

but, you know, nine walks, four errors. Yeah, it's a rough. And the Red Sox are three for 19

with runners in scoring position, and they still win. Yes, they did. The cost of the errors in the

walks. Six to three was the final score. That was Fox Sports with the call. With them up 4-3, this kind of put it away for the most part for Boston. Anthony, good-looking left-hand hitter. Tellis Santos, big right-hand, the first pitch. Breaking ball. Swung on a high drive. Right field. There it goes. Second deck. Roman roman anthony a two-run shot and a six-three

Boston lead here in the ninth inning that was Dave sims with the call here on the fan and the

red socks own the Yankees right six three was the final score Nate low did have the go-ahead RBI double in the seventh off of Luke Weaver. Roman Anthony tax on there in the ninth. Here was Jazz Chisholm. Let's go back to the throw from second base trying to turn the double play. What was that? I just slipped out on my end. Try to get it out quick, fast runner. I would say so.

And then there was Paul Goldschmidt who essentially, and we're seeing it again on TV,

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