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Sun, 21 Jun 2009

Joe & Jon talk to the Sox shortstop, who won today's game with a walkoff home run.

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" All right Dick or we just got through saying you don't home run don't walk off home run against the Red Sox for Atlanta -- and Astacio Martinez. And that. Just a second later you doing here today what a thrill. Yeah I mean this the last thing we expect there with the -- way it was blowing so I mean to get just put in the right spot. The wind was a huge factor and seemingly everything hit in the air today -- how you deal with these types of elements in these conditions this tough I mean you edit -- at the save and everything. They're too much of fluff balls that were tough kid so. You know does so he can do to stay as -- you can't. Nick how do you think the wind affected your home run I have no idea do you know how to -- blowing -- point and what about the Arty shot how to be hit -- If you. Yeah reduced chance is as I do you know you hit the ball really well. And it looked up and begin again felt like that was blown out this -- right -- around so -- I don't know hike at the -- believing get this he hit the crap out of it. You know you had an opportunity your teammates to really pick up your bullpen today because the bullpen is that you guys up so many times. Over the course of the season that must be a satisfying meal the flame in -- as a great job and you know nobody's perfect so anytime we can pick them up the street. They did the thought crossed your mind about that home run hitter against the Red Sox an extra innings no I mean that'd be realized that it totally forgot that it was the ninth inning. -- I didn't look up until I get the same base there is ultimately what that's going -- you didn't realize it was a walk off when he had I was a patriotism -- what I was doing it. That and you went after the first pitch. Yeah I think so. -- suspicion that first pitch fastball. Don't you remember meant to be -- city. Well this one you don't want to forget the house on world watched the replay the super replay and that. It'll be a lifetime memory but -- that would against the Braves the organization and which you grow up must there really. Be something special. It is you know you Buick trying to do too much whenever you. -- your former team so. You know if I can contribute any anyway can't against them or any other team that's all want to do. And you settle any charge that snake -- got to really be yet. Something that. You didn't expect when you went spring training in. Different I mean -- in no I didn't really know what to expect schoolers like me can tear anything so. An animated and then gigahertz so. You know to strike -- management to opportunity well congratulations. And thank you just okay and make it day edge state believe in your memory."

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