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Here they are. One strike away, one out away. Three two. Here it is. The Washington Nationals are world champions for the first time in franchise history.

And Trent Williams' helmet isn't comfortable for him.

I promise we're not doing that today.

Actually, we will do some Redskins later on because I did no Redskins today, Aaron, on the radio show.

As it should be.

As it should have been.

But the podcast is different because I know a lot of

you, as you are on the radio as well, are listening for Redskins News, and there was some of it yesterday,

but wow, what a night. The Nationals won the World Series last night. And you know, there was a big

sort of feeling and takeaway at the end of that game last night. And, you know, there was a big sort of feeling and takeaway at the end of that

game last night. And maybe as they were building that lead up, you know, from the seventh inning on,

and it was this. It was, for those that are going to describe it, and there were many that did

after the game and have done during the course of this postseason

as some sort of Cinderella, you know, all-time underdog shocker.

It's just not true.

This team is really, really good.

The best starting rotation, superstars offensively and defensively, they have been

the best team in baseball since May 23rd. That's five months now, and I'm surprised that

Vegas didn't see it coming, and a lot of the pundits didn't see it coming. Good morning,

good afternoon, good evening, good night. Whenever you're listening to this show, this is one of

those days where, you know, we haven't had many of them around these parts. You had it a couple of

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