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All right. I am here. Aaron is here. Tommy did yesterday because he's traveling right now to Houston for game six tonight.

Ben Standing from the athletic is going to join us here shortly because we are going to spend some time this

morning on the NFL trade deadline and all of the stories that came out yesterday, all of the

reports on Redskins and some of their players. The big news yesterday's that you had it from

Ian Rappaport and then again from Tom Pelliserro from the NFL network

that the Redskins are now interested in trading Trent Williams. So we're going to get to

all of that with Ben in about 20 minutes. I want to start though with really what is one of the

bigger games in D.C. sports history. I mean, I don't want to, you know, go too nuts here,

but it's a World Series elimination game, Game 6. You know, it is October, late October,

our team is in the World Series. They're down three games to two, and they're playing in a

game six in the World Effing Series.

That's a pretty big deal.

We've had NFC championship games in Super Bowls and a Stanley Cup and an NBA finals many

years ago.

This is about as big as it gets.

Now, I know, and I've been looking at the television ratings,

and they're not what I thought they would be. Okay? I thought they were going to be much better

for these playoff games. At this point, just so everybody knows, not one of the Nats World Series

games has even done a number that's comparable with what the Caps did in their Game 5 elimination game

against Las Vegas. The best number the Nats have done is a 24-something, and the game against

Vegas in 2017, in the Stanley Cup close-out game did a 25-something.

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