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Buster, can you share your favorite memory of your colleague Sarah Langs?

So during the 2016 World Series you got the Cubs playing the Cleveland Indians

and Sarah at that time was probably working about 22 hours a day.

Buster only has worked with a lot of people in his 20 years covering baseball for ESPN.

But few have made an impression on him like that of researcher and analyst Sarah Langs.

She was loving it, making herself available for the earliest morning sport centers.

For the latest sport centers baseball tonight in between.

And of course being at the ballpark while the games are being played.

And so in the midst of that she was catching cat naps in the seats right next to the first base dugout.

She is absolute joy, absolute love of baseball.

Like she was all in on that whole series.

She was not going to miss a moment to research baseball or to be in the ballpark or to just be in the moment.

But she just enjoyed every bit of that World Series in a way I don't think anybody else has.

It's hard to miss Sarah Langs love for the game of baseball.

I can't believe I'm someone who gets to go on a podcast and talk to you about baseball.

We're said that my computer gives us everybody on Sunday night baseball.

And at 30 years old she's never needed the game as much as she does now.

That's because Sarah Langs is in the fight of her life.

I wanted to show them that someone with ALS can so worth the postseason and do all these things.

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