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Yes, back by popular demand and i mean it a lot of people reaching out on social media and otherwise we need to hear kevin hentz's opinions on this fall classic

and it was a fall classic indeed hi and hello and welcome to sheck show eddie spaghetti is there in his usual spot behind

the glass and see that high atop show business taking a break for making the pages that entertain

you in prime time he's going to buzz about the world of sports and like i say specifically let's start

right out of the gate here with Kevin Hensch.

For my sense, for my two cents, I should say, as I cough, I don't think we as a society are talking nearly enough about not the series overall, but specifically the ninth inning and beyond of that game seven up there in Toronto, Canada.

Kevin Hensch, how are you and take it away?

I'm good, brother, and I totally agree.

I don't think, I feel like so many things happened in such a compressed amount of sports time that we literally couldn't process it.

You know, we just kind of were like, oh my God, that was incredible, I guess. But like, when you start to go through the actuarial millimeter by millimeter probability table of what it took for those poor Toronto Blue Jays

to lose that World Series against a juggernaut.

I mean, you know, our friend Bill Simmons has the 16 levels of losing, and I think they

created a new level.

It's just an unprecedented, you know, my first World Series,

watching with my dad was the previous greatest world series of all time,

meaning the 1975 Red Sox Reds World Series, which was both a seven-game series, but also filled with

Hall of Famers, you know, household names, and I, you know, sitting there next to my dad

learning about baseball. And I've probably watched 98% of the pitches thrown in World Series games since 1975.

Like, I don't miss World Series games.

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