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Red Sox Looking Like a Scary Matchup

Bret and Orioles broadcaster Kevin Brown share their thoughts on the surging Red Sox and their chances at making some noise this postseason.

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Duration:
3m
Broadcast on:
24 Jul 2024
Audio Format:
mp3

Bret and Orioles broadcaster Kevin Brown share their thoughts on the surging Red Sox and their chances at making some noise this postseason.

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