Trevor Ploof

If the visiting team scores two, it becomes really difficult for the home team to go.

And that's what basically visiting teams are trying to do.

They're not bunting the guy over, getting one run.

That's not how you approach it.

And the Rays were able to do that, but then they answer.

And then all of a sudden, boom, Couser with the knockout blow.

That is a tone-setting win for the rest of the series.

That's kind of what happened here.

It's just like... What's 1-7-1 mean?

Oh, series.

Yeah, and in a park where you truly... It's one of the parks you should have home field advantage in just because...

really like the outfield.

I mean, left field, interesting with the wall, but the toughest part of that park isn't the wall.

It's the corner in left center where the wall meets center field, and then it shoots out to the bullpens, and then you have pesky pole, and that kind of the way the right field curves around.

It's a very difficult place to play outfield if you haven't played there before, and they have a tremendous outfield.

It should be

to their advantage, but it just has.

And I got to see these Braves, or the Red Sox, excuse me, we haven't talked together really since that.

They are, man, like they have some starting pitching, which is great.

I think their bullpen can be great.