Part of the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbond. It's international. Face your fears, date, Tony. What are you most scared of?

I'm Tony Cornheiser.

Spiders, snakes, Twitter.

Twitter. Okay. Yeah. Okay. One of those doesn't belong.

Spiders, snakes, I got.

Twitter. Really? No, you do Twitter. You do it. I don't do it. I don't do any social media. I'm not.

You do all of it. I know. You know, you would show. You would speak for me. The two most famous people in America who don't believe in social media.

Yeah. Well, if I wanted to choose my job by seven o'clock, I would do it.

Well, I'm going to PTI boys and girls in today's episode of the Chief Speak The Raiders. The NFL has roughing the

pastor problems and the Yankees and Dodgers make their playoff debuts tonight. But we begin today with the

Phillies beating the Braves in game one of their NLDS barely. Phillie jumped on Max Fried for two runs in

the top of the first and never gave up the lead. Though Matt Olson made it close with a three run homer in

the bottom of the ninth to get it to seven six. So, Wilbond, how big a deal is Phillies game one win?

Well, tell him winning game one is a bigger deal in a best of five series, you know, best three of five.

Then it would be in a best of seven. We're not the best of seven yet. We're best three of five.

So one gives you, you know, it's not like best two of three, but it's still there's a certain

urgency about this. Like you come out the next day and particularly when you're at home and you're

defending champs, you got to feel like you're in a must win situation if you're Atlanta. And so,

you know what Tony, I just wonder because I don't think either one of us necessarily believes all

that much in momentum in baseball. But when I mean, when you get when Olson hits that home run and

you climb two within a run and you have another hard hit ball and that half an inning and you're

closing in on Philly, which is, you know, been known in this history to give it up a little bit.

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