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You know, Tom, we didn't talk about it in hour number one. And I get it. We're kind of having a

reversal of what we normally do here. In hour three, Ira is going to join us. He is held up today

from one to three. So in the third hour, Ira will join us and we'll get his thoughts on the weekend that was,

what it means, if anything, and Fort State football stuff, Fort State basketball stuff.

I'll ask him a bunch of stuff.

But that's usually an hour reserved for a lot of our professional talk, a lot of our pro talk,

and NFL and Major League Baseball and the NBA

and whatever else we get into. But, you know, very quietly and good for baseball,

we may have seen one of the five or six greatest World Series ever played. Just happen.

Just happened. Yeah. Yeah. 20. So you go back through, many people would cite the 1960 World Series. I wasn't alive.

But the Pittsburgh Pirates did win it over the New York Yankees. That's the famed Maserosky

walkoff home run in the night. The Pirates did a three-run homer in the eighth. The Yankees tied it in the ninth. Maserowski walks it off in the bottom of the ninth. It's game seven. Pirates beat the Yankees 1960. It's still talked about to this day. From there, the next big one you would go to is if you're a baseball guy, a lot of people believe in 1975.

That's the famed Cincinnati Reds, Boston Red Sox, seven games series, incredible series, all-time best, seven games, same thing.

Now, there's some in between, but I would cite 2001.

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