The Cincinnati Reds fell behind early after the Red Sox scored seven runs in the first inning of rookie Chase Burns and they could never recover, falling 13-6. Burns struggled so much that the Red Sox broadcast booth thinks he may have been tipping his pitches.

Now that more than a decade has passed since Terry Francona and the Red Sox parted ways, it's easier to remember the good times.

The 2-time World Series champion manager with the Red Sox caught up with Dan Roche about his new job as manager of the Reds and being back at Fenway.