Tomorrow, we've got Tyler Glasnow going for us, and the Brewers are gonna pitch a bullpen game.
It was gonna be a 6:00 PM, very specifically Pacific Time start, but that got moved to 5:00 PM.
I guess there's some weather in the, the, uh, middle of the country, and the game being played in Cleveland, the ALCS game, uh, got bumped, and so we get bumped, too, because television, commerce, capitalism.
And only one team in the history of baseball has come back from a three games to none deficit and won a best-of-seven series.
[smacks lips] That was the 2004 Red Sox, a team that nobody will ever forget.
They did it in the championship series, the American League Championship Series, against their rivals, the Yankees.
I'll never forget watching this series unfold from a motel room in West Texas with two of my good friends who happen to be from New England.
And, uh, that was the year that the Red Sox did the impossible, and they won their first World Series since Babe Ruth.
It so happens that Dodgers manager Dave Roberts was on that team, that Red Sox team.
I'll never forget Doc coming into pinch run, you know, the way he looked taking that lead, that athletic, you know, runner's stance, and taking off and, and, and swiping the bag at second, and you just knew it was on at that point.
You know, Big Papi's walk-off home run in game four, then the walk-off hit the next day.
We're talking about, you know, the bloody sock game Kurt Schilling started.
These things are-- It's the stuff of legend because it's the impossible, but it happened.
And what are the chances? [laughs] I think that that's enough to tell you they're slim to none.
You know, win one game at a time, and you gotta lose one game at a time, and that's what the Dodgers did tonight.
Tomorrow, we've got Tyler Glasnow going for us, and the Brewers are gonna pitch a bullpen game.
It was gonna be a 6:00 PM, very specifically Pacific Time start, but that got moved to 5:00 PM.
I guess there's some weather in the, the, uh, middle of the country, and the game being played in Cleveland, the ALCS game, uh, got bumped, and so we get bumped, too, because television, commerce, capitalism.
And only one team in the history of baseball has come back from a three games to none deficit and won a best-of-seven series.
[smacks lips] That was the 2004 Red Sox, a team that nobody will ever forget.
They did it in the championship series, the American League Championship Series, against their rivals, the Yankees.
I'll never forget watching this series unfold from a motel room in West Texas with two of my good friends who happen to be from New England.
And, uh, that was the year that the Red Sox did the impossible, and they won their first World Series since Babe Ruth.
It so happens that Dodgers manager Dave Roberts was on that team, that Red Sox team.
I'll never forget Doc coming into pinch run, you know, the way he looked taking that lead, that athletic, you know, runner's stance, and taking off and, and, and swiping the bag at second, and you just knew it was on at that point.
You know, Big Papi's walk-off home run in game four, then the walk-off hit the next day.
We're talking about, you know, the bloody sock game Kurt Schilling started.
These things are-- It's the stuff of legend because it's the impossible, but it happened.
And what are the chances? [laughs] I think that that's enough to tell you they're slim to none.
You know, win one game at a time, and you gotta lose one game at a time, and that's what the Dodgers did tonight.
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