Help.

I have been stuck in a five-minute discussion between Wiggy and Courtney on the mathematical outcomes possible when it comes to the Boston Red Sox and Major League Baseball playoffs.

Curtis, I need your help.

Please, I can't go over.

Wiggy has one magic number.

Courtney has a different magic number.

We have the same magic number.

Math has never been my strong suit. I understand. People want to know, Greg.

Yes. It's more so like, so I was saying, Wiggy and I were going back and forth because I

thought that if Detroit sweeps the socks, the socks are out. That's what we were going back and forth.

And then if they win one game, they're in. Right, which is wrong. Focus on. Curtis will help. Curtis is the savant. Magic number, Curtis won. That's all we need to know. But it's not one so that you can. It is one. It is one. No, it's not. See what I mean? Because the Red Sox are up on Detroit by one game.

If the Red Sox win tonight or the Houston Astros. You're right. But I'm not talking about Houston yet. I'm focused on. He said or. He didn't say and. I'm going to give 30 seconds and then you can have the rest of the show. Go ahead. So what is 10-10 wins?

You give us 10 minutes.

We'll give you the world.

Okay, so the Boston Red Sox with the wind. Go ahead. So what is 10-10 wins? You give us 10 minutes.

We'll give you the world. All right. Go ahead. Okay. So the Boston Red Sox with the win tonight, clinch a wild card spot. If the Red Sox lose tonight, and if the Red Sox gets swept and the Astros lose one game this weekend, the Red Sox clinch. If the Red Sox win one game, lose the other two, and the Astros sweep, they're in.

The only thing they need this weekend is either a win or a loss by the Astros.

Okay. That is it, and we're in. So does that j, with your, I don't know, I wasn't paying attention.

He was shaking his head. I thought this whole purpose was that I would explain this similarly.

What you just said was kind of what I was saying earlier to Wiggy. Okay, what don't you understand.

What the tigers do doesn't matter. It's just between the Red Sox and Houston. But they're playing the Tigers anyway. They're playing the Tigers. So it does matter. They're one game ahead of the Tigers. So let's say they lose today. They're going to be even with the Tigers. Right. So let's say they lose against the Tigers, not get swept. They'll now lose, they'll be one game behind the Tigers. Yeah, but they'll be in the third wild cards.

Everybody's stop.

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