 Offensively, though, it's a team that's hitting 225 on the road, hitting 262 at home. They're scoring, I think, 70 more runs they've scored at home than on the road. And if you don't believe me, just look at the record. They're 21 and 26 on the road, five games under. They are 13 over at home. So we're going to take the Red Sox to bat in the bottom of the ninth. No.