Jake Storielli

Snaps for them.

Raffaella.

Three hits, two doubles.

Homer...

when he's been contributing all year.

He's a really fun baseball player.

And then he does it again in the seventh inning of that next game to have the Red Sox win the first two games, and then they lose that final one to Texas.

Texas still sandwiched in that AL playoff picture, and the Sox still not.

But Scottish night was as electric as baseball gets.

Yeah, he...

9.65 OPS on the season right now.

It was interesting, you know, talking to St.

Louis people before the season and being like, can he play first?

Or like, what's the deal?

And they're like, yeah, he can play first.

And you look at his offensive stats every year, I mean, as consistent as it gets, and you remember so many of those years he's playing catcher, that yeah, if he gets, you know, if he gets 160, 150 games at Fenway, he's easily going to have his best offensive season and he's on path

for that right now.

That was the whole thing.

They didn't have to pay a ton of prospect capital to get those guys.

They just kind of had to pay the bill.