CFB With Booger McFarland, The Eagles Season Is Over, Rays Win Game 4 Plus Listener Football Takes

Today is Wednesday, October 28th, and the Tampa Bay Rays have survived an execution, a stay of execution, PFT.

We have one more World Series game.

We stayed up to coronate the Milwaukee Brewers.

I had all the stats.

I was going to talk about Aaron Ashby.

Being 15 innings now, he's pitched in the postseason, and he hasn't given up a run.

He was pissed to come out of that game.

William Contreras, all these guys, the rookie, Cooper, hitting that home run, which was just insane.

Yeah, Cooper at.

You thought the series was over right there.

But the Rays did it.

They found a way.

It started with an error in what inning were we even in? Was it the 13th? What inning was that? 12th.

It started with an error in the 12th, and they finally – they actually did a half inning of Brewers baseball where they started hitting the ball and moving runners over.

So the Rays survived one more day, even though I think the Brewers had this thing sealed up after an insane Monday night where they were just awesome, and they – had one of the best innings in like World Series history where they string together seven straight hits or something.

Yeah, it was the fifth inning of game three.

I think it was maybe the second best fifth inning of all time in World Series history behind only the Yankees fifth inning where they committed all those errors a couple of years ago.

Yeah, but that was pretty good.

Yeah, but that Monday night, it felt like, okay, it's over.

They had Bobby Diesel, Robert Gasser on the mound for the Brewers.

He's also not – I think he's given up one earned run in his postseason.

He's pitched three times, and they just – that fifth inning was insane.

The stat was flying around, 175 pitches that the Brewers saw, and they had 13 swings and misses.

That's how good they were.

Yeah.