This is the baseball tonight podcast for Thursday, November 4, 2021, and today will be better

than yesterday producing.

The podcast from its home studio in the foothills of Connecticut is the revs.

I have seen the line of the Hoi D'Ark through Florida. That would be Taylor Swank,

Comebass are only working for my home in New York, back home from the World Series

Taylor, and there's always something a little exciting about that, going to the off-season.

Not only you got a lot of off-season moods coming up, but it's going to be nice to get

into an off-season regiment, you know, in bed at 10 o'clock up at 4, that sort of thing.

Yeah, no one is crying for us, but you know, just personally, you know, our schedules,

our daily schedules are wrecked once the playoffs start.

So I'm happy to get a workout in. Like you said, go to bed at a reasonable time.

All the, you know, not, I mean, I love the show, but I will be happy to take a break from

our daily cadence for a little bit. So, yeah, and the uncertainty of the off-season,

I mean, we have like big major existential questions about the league and, you know, the

players union negotiating here, but then just like where all these, you know, we've been

talking superstar short stops all season long. I'm excited to see how this is going to

shake out.

Yep. And we're going to be talking with Jeff Passand about that coming up. And you mentioned,

you know, we had the daily podcast, you know, running since what was it? February that

we started doing that. I think going forward this off-season, I'm thinking generally speaking

will aim to do one podcast a week while, you know, we'll jump in. If there's news to

react to, we'll certainly do that. Last week, we generally talk about doing one every

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