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The Red Sox held an impromptu dugout concert before Monday's game against the Athletics

By Michael Clair

You ever see a co-worker in a great mood before the day has started on Monday? Yeah, me neither. Well, at least until before the Athletics and Red Sox squared off in Boston on Monday night. 
With the Red Sox entering the game tied for the best record in baseball (and in the AL East), there was plenty to celebrate. So, Eduardo Rodriguez and Brock Holt got together to put on a little impromptu concert in the dugout: 

It may not be "Stomp" or even the dual-drum threat that is Genesis, but hey -- those guys probably couldn't cut it on a Major League roster, so ...

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