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The Tony Awards were handed out Sunday night.
'Luigi The Musical,' the story about Luigi Mangione, accused shooter and murder suspect, failed to win any hardware.
Best Musical went to 'Maybe Happy Ending.' Maybe not for Luigi.
Luas Giolito pitches for the Red Sox.
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Couple of pitchers look to rebound after a couple of subpar starts.
Tampa's Ryan Pepiot gave up two home runs against Texas.
This after throwing 13 ²/₃ scoreless innings.
Boston's Lucas Giolito was abused by the Halos to the tune of seven runs, while getting four Angels out.
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Giolito gave up one run in his previous 11 ²/₃.
Earlier this year (April 15), the Sawx peppered Pepiot for six runs.
Taking the Red Sox for $50 (-110, BetMGM).
Go Fish! Rain in Pittsburgh.
If/when they play, we bet on the Marlins and Eury Pérez.
Pérez (TJ surgery) will make his first start since 2023.
Down -302 clifffloyds as we waited out the delay.
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