Red Sox's Winning Streak: Can Trades Propel Them Further?

You know, the Red Sox have been the hottest team in baseball. I mean, maybe Sam, we should just start with them before we go to anybody else, because they're the talking point of the league. I understand they got smacked by Toronto on Saturday, but generally speaking, this is one of the longest streaks in the history of their franchise, longest streak in the history, I'm sorry, in the game this season. And them making a trade sort of says, let's put our foot down on the pedal, try to go a little bit more in. Eventually, they'll get Ranger Suarez back. I mean, Tom, that's the other thing too, without crochet, without Ranger Suarez, they're getting done like this. So baseball is such a weird sport, man. How can you predict this sort of stuff? Is it possible? Yeah, you would think at the end of June-ish before they went on the streak, you're saying, OK, you're under 500. You're missing your ace of Garrett Crochet. You're approaching the all-star break. It's like, all right, it's just a matter of packing it up and kind of putting it on cruise control through the rest of the season. Well, that has obviously changed in a dramatic way in recent weeks where they're going on a massive win streak. They're now making trades to acquire players to help them out. They should be getting some of these players back. I'm not sure about Crochet, but certainly Ranger Suarez. And they're on fire and they're in a playoff spot. And that's all you could possibly want at this point.