Welcome, everyone. It is the KSR pre-show Tuesday, October 14th. I'm Shannon the dude being joined by Billy Rutledge.

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And I stayed up late last night, Billy,

watched the NLCS, the Dodgers, and the Brewers.

That was, I don't know if you watched any of that game or not last night, Billy,

but it was like all the drama that you

would want in play off baseball. You had Blake Snell out there just dealing. He gave up one hit

through eight innings. You had that crazy double play that happened in the fourth inning. Did you

see that play? That was the play I saw. Dude, that was wild. So, let's just

jump into it because I didn't, okay, I played baseball my entire life. I didn't know that the

rule was if a ball goes off your glove and hits the wall and then you catch it before the

ball hits the ground, I thought that wasn't out. Well, apparently so did the Dodgers, because nobody on the basis knew which way to run.

It was complete chaos.

Turns out it was ruled not a catch.

Center field throws it all the way in to home plate, which causes a forceout.

The force out.

And then the catcher just runs the ball like a little leaguer down to third base and touches the base. And it was a double play, two force outs. One of the craziest plays I've ever seen in a baseball game, especially playoff baseball. And you had that. And then bottom of the ninth, they take Blake Snell out. They decided to go with the bullpen. Brewers end up scoring a run. They had bases loaded in the bottom of the knife with two outs. Guy gets up for the Brewers ends up striking out. So a lot of drama. If you missed it last night, you think baseball is boring. You should have been watching that game because, Billy, that was awesome last night. The drama of playoff baseball is unmatched at times.

It can be a little boring during the regular season,

but when every pitch matters, there is really nothing like it.

And I also love the fact that baseball can go into like a little league sort of fashion every now and then.

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