We decided to schedule this week's show directly against game seven, right?

Of the baseball series that's world series, but only in the USA.

Uh, Camden too.

That doesn't really count. That's not the world.

They should call it the North American minus Mexico series.

I guess you could go that way.

I am currently probably to my own peril attempting to log into my sling box from my Mac and see if I can turn the game on

and provide live updates for you, Marco, since I know you are deeply concerned about the score of game seven.

You should. So, so this, just the basics.

Obviously this means that each of the teams won three games.

So they're tied now that you have a tiebreaker game is that that is correct.

And other than that, is there anything special about how this game works?

Are there any rule changes like it ends after a certain score or is it just a regular game?

I don't think there's any difference now.

Okay. Outside of there's, uh, there's some rule.

I forget what's what, but one league can do.

What is it a pinch hitter designated hitter something? Oh my god.

Uh, designated hitter something like that.

And one league doesn't allow that, I believe.

Um, and I'd never understand the rules behind when that's permitted and when that isn't.

It now I've heard people tell me that I should try to understand the infield fly rule.

Is that the difference between the American league and the American league?

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