Hey guys, welcome to another episode of You from the Cheap Seats or Look at the Week in Sports,

a.k.a.k. In Sports. And, oh, boy, do we have some weak stuff to look at?

A lot of weak sauce going on this week. I don't know. The ending of the Chicago Bears game,

with just guys talking to the taunting Washington. We'll get into that with our guest today.

Gar Rines, the batting stance guy. We'll talk the World Series and we'll talk about some of the most iconic moments in World Series.

Deep thoughts and he's got a great Fernando Valenzuela story, which is just so apropos.

But this is an amazing.

He was at game one.

We'll get into what it was like to be in the bleachers when Freddie Freeman hit that shot and what a unique perspective and moment that was in all the Dodgers

games he's ever been to. It's just an incredible, I think there's so much incredible stuff.

We're going to get into the Dwayne Wade statute with him. Whatever that is. Who sculpted

that? Later on the show, Jerry Jones stops by and has a little cono with us. And so we're recording this on Wednesday.

Obviously, there's a World Series game tonight. We don't know what's going to happen. The Dodgers

could wrap it up or it goes back to on Friday night for a game six, which if you're a general

baseball fan, that's what you're hoping for. Right. And we are too. I mean, this has been an incredible series, which leads us to our top take, our hot take of the week.

And that is, I don't know if you were prepared, Jay, for Ice Cube to come out and do what he did at the beginning of game two.

I was not prepared.

It certainly was a surprise.

It definitely was cool.

The Dodgers did it right.

Nailed it.

He nailed it.

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