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Hello and welcome. It's our number one. Our number one of the podcast.

And today's our number one, talking baseball, the World Series,

continuing in Arlington, Texas on that neutral field.

And the Dodgers decided to get cute.

They went into their bag of tricks and pulled out a gimmick.

The bullpen game, and I will complain, rant, and rave about why I hate bullpen games.

Tampa Bay did win that game, so the World Series is tied up at a win-a-piece, but I will

be complaining and venting here at the beginning of hour number one, and you'll hear all

of it in our baseball heavy hour one about the status of Dodger pitching after they lose game two of the world series.

It's coming your way right now.

Here it is.

Enjoy back.

Welcome in the beginning of another edition of the Ben Mallor show.

We are in the air everywhere, coast to coast, border to border and beyond as we

bloviate on the vast Fox Sports Radio Network emanating live from inside the magic radio box.

We are hanging out here at the Geico FSR studios.

And so our lead story comes from baseball where Brandon Lowe put the ow on the Dodgers in game two.

He smashed a pair of dingers, that early home run setting the tone for Tampa Bay.

The rays jumped out to a 5-0 lead in this game.

They held off the Dodgers 6 to 4 in game number two of the 2020 World Series.

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