Alright, today is October end of the season. The season is over. It ended last night.

Let's talk yanks. I'm John Boy, I'm your host. This is the first episode you're tuning into.

Thank you, but kind of an odd one. But thank you nonetheless.

Got, oh, I just switched to Mike, whatever. They got co-host Jake here. He's coming to you from Denver,

I'm in California or both originally from Connecticut East Coast area, transplanted Yankee fans,

with no baseball left to watch. And again, for these new listeners, who may or may not be listening,

I just say it in case no one knows. I couldn't watch game seven. I was working a wedding,

which a lot of people are now saying to me, you're lucky. It was brutal. It was miserable.

I like understand your sentiment, but I would have much rather been able to watch.

Not watch. It was a lot more miserable being at a wedding, trying to check tweets.

And then I tweeted like, I responded to one tweet. And I just got about 20 responses saying,

you're lucky, it's over. And I was like, man, I didn't want to throw any more tweets out,

because those responses were even worse. The combo of not being able to watch,

then people telling me how much it sucked. This is brutal. But yeah, Jake was able to watch.

I don't know. It's kind of the generic thing to say. Watching your team not do the good is not fun.

Yeah. Do you have anything you want to say about that game? I didn't watch it, and I don't plan

on ever watching it. The only thing I've seen is a highlight of Judges Nice Catch.

And that will be the only imagery I have in my brain of this game, because why would I go back and watch it?

I'm not going to do that. Yeah, I'm just digging through the box score a little bit. I mean, they were,

they were just on the base as a lot. They each player in their lineup had a hit.

That's got to be a game seven trivia at a certain point. You're talking about the Astros.

Yeah. Each player on their team had a hit.

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