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3 thoughts on “Every Single World Series Game Has An 8:00PM Start So That Means I’ll Probably Die Trying To Stay Up.”
I know, so pacing will become a way to stay awake, maybe we should fly to LA and the games would be at 5:00 … imagine Dave Roberts will be coming back to Fenway
Very hard with the days you put in at work. Your 8pm is our 9am next day across the big pond. Best of luck pacing like Donna said will keep you up…But be dragging the next day at work as early as you go in! :-O
Alex Cora’s decision to use Eduardo Nunez as a pinch-hitter in the seventh inning paid off in Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday night.
Nunez hit a three-run home run into the Green Monster seats to extend the Red Sox’ lead to 8-4.
Nunez’s home run marked the fourth Red Sox pinch-hit homer in World Series history and first since Bobby Kielty in Game 4, 2007.
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Take a nap.
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I know, so pacing will become a way to stay awake, maybe we should fly to LA and the games would be at 5:00 … imagine Dave Roberts will be coming back to Fenway
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Very hard with the days you put in at work. Your 8pm is our 9am next day across the big pond. Best of luck pacing like Donna said will keep you up…But be dragging the next day at work as early as you go in! :-O
Love the replay here:
https://www.nbcsports.com/boston/red-sox/eduardo-nunez-hits-clutch-three-run-home-run-bench-game-1
Alex Cora’s decision to use Eduardo Nunez as a pinch-hitter in the seventh inning paid off in Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday night.
Nunez hit a three-run home run into the Green Monster seats to extend the Red Sox’ lead to 8-4.
Nunez’s home run marked the fourth Red Sox pinch-hit homer in World Series history and first since Bobby Kielty in Game 4, 2007.
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