Previously on the Tony Corn Hazard Show.

To me, you know, those things, like if you get a good effort out of your team and then a pitching decision,

if a 77% chance of success versus a 79% chance of success, you roll the dice.

And a lot of those moves now in these very strong front offices are outlined or blueprinted

before the game and you're sort of following the pattern of getting the matchup you want.

How does Wander Swerro ever get in the game? Ever?

This is General George Washington and you're listening to the Tony Corn Hazard Show.

Alrighty then, Michael is six feet one inch apart from me and we have Tim Kirchon to talk about the baseball.

We have Chuck Todd to gamble and to talk briefly about the debate.

I should say that I assigned my son to watch the debate for me.

I didn't want to see it.

I didn't think that anybody would rise to the point where I would say,

boy, that guy makes me proud.

And I'm from what I've read and what I've seen so far this morning on the Washington Post has a three minute clip,

which is just disastrous.

I mean, it's just disastrous.

Michael, you watched for how long?

I did. Thanks for the homework.

I watched most of the way through and it was tough going.

It's one of those debates where you're sitting there going.

I'm actually pretty thankful the boys are too young to stay up for this and that they are asleep.

Don't they normally say that these debates don't really change voters who are already entrenched in their beliefs or their plans for November?

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