To remind you that 60% of sales on Amazon come from independent sellers, here's John from Devil Dog Pet Company. We run our family business from Sterling Heights, Michigan, but we can reach customers all over the country thanks to Amazon. Good boy. Shop Small Business on Amazon. The voice of the New York Yankees on the radio along with Susan Walman, and that is the great Dave Sims. Dave, that was a hell of a call, number one, and number two, how you doing? Thank you, and I'm doing great. This is very exciting times, obviously. I told Judge a couple weeks ago, say, hey, man, I didn't leave Seattle for you guys not to make the World Series. I mean, come on, let's go. Help brother out.

What is the difference in getting ready for you emotionally from a regular season call to a playoff call?

Because the energy is different, obviously.

Yeah, yeah.

I don't prepare it.

It's just you feel the magic, the weight of the moment, and you react accordingly. And it's not like I practice. I mean, that's just so freaking organic, you know? I'm just looking at it. And like, if I were at home, I'd be standing up. I notice I still have a good right hand. This has been, you know, two games in, each team has a win. This has been a great series. Oh, yeah. Close games, every mistake can kind of become bigger. I kind of expect the same thing tonight, but give me your sense of what we've watched over these first 18 innings. Well, I mean, the intensity. I mean, the intensity is Boston and New York. Good God, I'm mighty. I mean, I've watched a million of these from afar now.

I'm in it.

It's so much different from regular season. I mean, with so much on the line. Every mistake, I mean, Duran drops that ball out there. Go figure that. They didn't give him an error. Should have been. I mean, if it was up to me, that's an error. I'm sitting there going, I go, well, E7, and the Aggies.

And then they come back and they say it.

He was almost diving, so that's an error. I'm sitting there going, and I go, well, you seven, the Yankees. And then they come back and they say it to it.

He was almost diving, so that's why it was kind of...

He didn't need to dive.

Of course he did. And you know what? He'd be the first one to tell you that right now, right? Yeah, he said after the game it was on him, so he owned it. so he owned it. I give him credit.

Yeah, absolutely.

But it's just every, everything, every pitch, every breath, every decision is scrutinized times a million.

Yeah. Absolutely. But it's just every, everything, every pitch, every breath, every decision is scrutinized times a million.

Yeah.

And certainly the other day with taking Freed out, and I'm sitting there going, really?

So you felt the same way that I did.

Evan thought it was time.

I thought it was time.

I thought he struggled in the sixth.

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