Hour 1: Greatest World Series Game Ever?

First Take

ESPN Radio

Sports

4.0 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2025

⏱️ 48 minutes

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0:00.0	Talk about stepping up.
0:02.3	Bang!
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0:10.7	Your home for the most live sports and the best championship moments.
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0:30.7	Freddie Freeman, leading off the Dodgers want to finish it right here.
0:41.3	Swing, a high five ball, bar show back, near the wall. God!
0:42.3	Freddy Freeman!
0:44.3	It's a repeat hero with the last word for the game three classic.
0:51.3	What was it like to play in that game?
0:53.3	Oh my gosh.
0:55.0	It was awesome because we won.
0:57.0	Freddie Freeman comes through in the clutch again.
1:02.0	We'll be diving in the last next memorable World Series game and the Chiefs big win on Monday Night Football in a minute.
1:09.0	But first I want to welcome everybody the first take in the house.
1:12.8	Mr. Chipmunk himself is back hosting the show, the whole bit. I'm getting better. I'm getting better. I appreciate y'all looking out for me. The one and only Sergeant Friday, A. A. Jeff Saturday. Let's go. My man, C.C. Chris Canty. And of course, the doggy is in the house on a Tuesday, okay?
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