All right, the second hour of the show, the Kings and the Warriors tomorrow to start a five-game homestay and the Warriors at home tonight to take on the Phoenix Suns.

So we're going to talk about that.

We're also going to have a couple of moments with Jerry Reynolds coming up here when he calls or when we call him just a little bit.

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Somebody said,

Grant, I missed your show yesterday.

I wanted your opinion on how this year's World Series ranks in your years of baseball.

Not a baseball guy myself, but only the Yankees D-BAC series after 9-11 was there as much drama in a World Series this one felt terrible for Toronto played outstanding.

For somebody that has been turned off by the way the game of baseball is played,

and I didn't watch every inning of every game, and I didn't watch every game. But the games that I did watch, the of every game and I didn't watch every game but the games that I did watch

the extra winning game I watched from about the eighth inning on the game seven I watched

from the sixth inning on and some other games here and there.

It was clearly one of the best world series that I have ever seen.

All right.

It was one of the best world series that I have ever seen.

I mean, it was truly a classic, all right? Truly a classic. I mean,

it was as good as it gets. I can't remember a better world series than what we just had. I really

can't. I was trying to think about this yesterday, and quite frankly, I can't think of a more

dramatic World Series than we had with Toronto and the Dodgers.

I mean, it was unbelievable.

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