Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Boston won, wow!!!
Speaker1: Yeah, baby. That's 3 times this decade. Did you watch the game?
Speaker2: What are you crazy, I'm not sitting up that late. The game started at 1 am over on this side of the globe.
Speaker1: Oh yeah, I forgot. It was quite amazing, though. We were all going crazy over here. 
Speaker2: Yeah, I bet
Speaker1: We have such an amazing team! We'll probably do it again next year too.
Speaker2: Don't count on it! Toronto's got its young guys coming, and they'll be the talk of the town.
Speaker1: They'll still be no match for Boston. With our amazing manager and the hitters we have, there's no stopping us for the next few years.
Speaker2: We'll see about that. Talk to you me in April when the bats start up again :)
Speaker1: You have to admit, that's some record we put up in the regular season. It was like 108 wins.
Speaker2: Yeah, yeah, impressive.
Speaker1: Maybe you can become a Boston fan :)
Speaker2: Never. Congratulations, but I'm as loyal as they get, can't budge me.
Speaker1: :-/ I tried
Speaker2: The victory parade is on Saturday. Make sure to watch.
Speaker1: I don't think they're going to air it over here. You know, baseball's not very popular here.
Speaker2: I know, that's too bad.
Speaker1: Yeah, I miss watching games.
Speaker2: Look always have YouTube :)
Speaker1: :) Hey, I gotta go. Talk to you later.
Speaker2: Ok, see ya.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval The team Boston has won for the third time this decade. Speaker1 is a huge fan of theirs. Boston have a serious young rival - Toronto, but in Speaker1's opinion, there's still no match for Boston, who have a record of 108 wins. On Saturday there will be a victory parade. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will meet on Sunday morning to go to the shops. Speaker1 has something to do at about 3. 