It's time for Grant's Grant.

Hi good everybody, it's time for Grant's,

and today we put a wrap on the MLB season.

It did not end very well.

Tuesday night at Arlington, a bad look for Major League Baseball.

On the field during a game, on the field, after the game.

We start with the latter.

I don't know what Justin Turner is doing on the field. I don't know what he's thinking. I mean I know euphoria plays into it I get the fact that you want to celebrate but you were just removed in the eighth inning because of a positive coronavirus test.

And you're out there without a mask on,

kissing your wife, taking a picture next to the manager,

a cancer survivor, and I can go on and on.

Rob Manford's got some explaining to do here.

That's number one. Number two, you're going to hear a lot more about this story in the coming days and weeks, but that's just awful.

There's no other way around it. That is a real bad look for Major League Baseball.

Of course, I don't think he would have been on the field celebrating.

The Dodgers wouldn't have been celebrating if the Rays had a manager that knew what the hell he was doing.

That is absolutely inexcusable of Kevin Cash to take out Blake Snell in the sixth inning.

And I got a Pat Arod on the back here because he said it perfectly afterwards.

Saber Metrics is killing baseball.

Saber Metrics, analytics, call it whatever the hell you want. It's bad for

baseball and it continues to hurt the sport. Exhibit A, cash, going out and

taking a pitcher who had just given up a hit who had been mowing down the Dodgers

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