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Welcome back to the DIR show.

It's Selection Day.

The polls are closing in a couple of hours.

We'll probably see some exit polls from Pennsylvania and Michigan fairly soon, but I doubt we'll know the outcome

of the election until late tonight at the earliest. I don't know who's going to win. At the end of

the show, maybe I'll make a prediction, but I can't, you know, my expertise is not in evaluating polls,

but I am going to talk about how both candidates hurt their chances. Before we get to politics,

though, got to get back to baseball. I got dozens and dozens of responses to my two baseball trivia questions.

How do you have a perfect game pitched?

And yet there's an error.

And one person got that right.

Everybody else got wrong answers.

Most of the wrong answers were like since the recognition of a perfect game

relies solely on the pitchers performance, an error by another player doesn't diminish what would

otherwise be a perfect game. No, that's absolutely, absolutely wrong. I remember the famous case

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