All right, five o'clock. Hopefully you are on your way to either the ballpark, a bar near the

ballpark, a friend's house to watch the game at the ballpark, something. Because tonight is, it's the coronation of one of the great rallies from the abyss in the history

of baseball, a team that on August 11th had a 0.2% chance of making the playoffs.

A team on September 9th that had a 7% chance

of making the playoffs can now clinch with two games to spare and line up their

playoff rotation.

It's something none of us have been alive to see well Rico has but he

you know barely I mean 1973 Mets the point is I want and I we we started the show

with this it was more coronation, you know, this doesn't feel like a game. It feels like you're attending an award ceremony and you're going to get your leg lamp tonight like it you're you're in

and the ballpark is sold out and people are turning down insane prices for tickets we've

had several people call up a minimum ticket price on

the secondary market at last check was a hundred and twenty five dollars minimum

to get in the ballpark tonight but we wanted to add something to the mix, which was a play on an old

bit that there used to be is who's your tiger? Who is most responsible for this? Clearly it takes a village they use the entire 28-man

roster. They use every pitcher. They use every hitter. But who's most? And if we expand it to AJ Feder I mean I I said to you tongue and

cheek but I kind of mean it the most valuable aspect of this, the twins.

Because without them going 12 and 26 over a 38 game span,

this doesn't have the meaning it has.

This doesn't have the result. That's not an insult. It doesn't

take away that you going 33 and 11 or whatever is is incredible. But you wouldn't

be anywhere near it. You'd still be three four five games out but the twins weren't just bad

It was a collapse of biblical proportions

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