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It is 139 on the East Coast and the World Series game five has just concluded and what will go down as an epic game. So many things happen in this game.

Lots of lots to talk about.

I honestly do not have the energy to talk about this,

but just a couple of thoughts. I'm not even doing an intro because it's literally one-third anymore. I'm not waking up the neighbors.

Risk you waking up the neighbors rather, but

Alex Bergman with game-winning hit off of Candler Janson, who was overextended, ran out of gas in the second inning of work. Dodger back from three runs down in the ninth to even get into extra innings. We got a five hour game, over 400 pitches thrown

You know

Again in terms of what the Dodgers needed to have happened they They got the runs. They got the offense.

They just didn't get the pitching.

You know, Kershaw was not there.

I have my reservations.

Kershaw didn't have it.

My aide didn't have it.

That, you know, again, overuse because of Dave Roberts

going to the bullpen too early.

So it, and then the worst case was Morrow. Morrow was completely spent and that's what put the Dodgers in such a significant

hole to begin with in the middle innings. I mean, but yeah, this game just went back and forth and back and forth. You know, you thought after the Springer misplay in center field that the Astros would be kind of out of it.

You know Springer comes back and hits a bomb

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