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This is the best of the Ben Mallor show on Fox Sports Radio.

We're back at it.

Survive the byways and highways to make it here to the Geico Fox Sports Radio Studios.

No flat tire.

No flat tire.

So I consider the day of success.

I didn't have to spend a bunch of money on another tire.

But Houston was they were literally walking the plank here at the final stage of this game in the eighth and the ninth inning.

And then all of a sudden you get the surprise pivot.

The reason a lot of people are going on and on about how this is a classic game and all that is because of that, right?

The fact that it was not headed that direction, the unexpected outcome, even though

before the game it had been expected that the Astros were going to win this game because

of Erlander on the mound.

It was one of the most bizarre twists in a World Series in a long time.

The Dodgers bullpen, which had been Automatica,

much like the kicker that was nicknamed Automatica.

He was not automatic all the time either,

but the Dodgers blew a 3-1 lead late.

The Astros then regurgitated a 5- three lead in the late stages also.

And then ultimately it was George Springer with the two-run, home run and the 11th off.

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