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teas and season season exclusions apply 18 plus gamblerware.org. Welcome to rates and barrels. It's Wednesday, October 30th. Derek Riper, Inoceris, here with you on this episode. We get you caught up on a few things that happened in game four of the World Series. The Yankees got on the board. The offense woke up. We'll dig into a few possible longer-term implications connecting to game four. Of course, many of you will hear this episode as that game is beginning or after it has started. We have a lot of other things we're going to talk about, including Will Venable going to the White Sox to be their new manager.

We'll talk about the other offseason moves that might be on tap for a club that is deep into a

rebuild. We're also going to take a look at some over and under performers looking back at the

full season projections for hitters, players that went

way under that disappointed us, players who went way over that surprised us, try to figure out

what is next for several of those players. If you look to join our Discord, you can do that with

the link in the show description. Be sure to do that. We'll have a chat going again during

Game 5 on Wednesday night. You know, let's begin with a few takeaways. The Yankees show description. Be sure to do that. We'll have a chat going again during game five on

Wednesday night. You know, let's begin with a few takeaways. The Yankees win game four,

Freddie Freeman homered again. So it's now six consecutive games in the World Series that he has

homered all four games of this series to from the previous World Series he played in. That is a

major league record. But the story was the Anthony Volpe, right?

This was the Anthony Volpe game, the type of game you dream about growing up as a kid,

especially as a kid that was a Yankees fan, doing it in front of the home fans,

getting your team back on the board, maybe creating a turning point for the entire series

in the process.

Yeah, I mean, just an incredible grand slam for Anthony Volpe.

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