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Red Sox Broadcasters Talk Baseball On Hot Stove Night

by Nick Coit - January 28th 2013 11:45pm - Read more Sports

Bangor - There were a lot of fans looking forward to baseball season tonight at the Bangor Civic Center. The annual "Hot Stove Night" going on, bringing a couple special guests to Bangor, who come up every year. Red Sox radio play-by-play broadcasters Joe Castiglione and Dave O'Brien helping the diehards dewinterize and start thinking about the season.

Nick Coit got to chat with both broadcasters, and O'Brien had an interesting response when asked if he thinks this year's team will be anything like the 2003 and 2004 Red Sox.

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Joe Castiglione has been coming to Bangor for 10 yrs and still cannot pronounce it right!!!

Debra Sereyko 01/29/2013 07:25 am

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