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Yay, Networks. I'm Caleb Williams, and this is almost pro. You'll see football.

Each week, Caleb holds nothing back. Yeah, and a kid ran on the field.

Should've seen him run. Took off. It's a good footage. A lot better. Grab them. Grab them.

Had them like, had them in a chokehole. Ed Reid. Ed Reid. He said I wanted his soul.

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From the Burke Shears to the Sound, from wherever you live in MLB America, this is Inside the Parker.

You give us 22 minutes and we'll give you the scoop on Major League Baseball.

Now, here's Baseball Hall of Fame voter number 76, Rob Parker.

Welcome into the podcast. I'm your host Rob Parker, and what a great playoff edition we have

for you for Inside the Parker. Stopping by. Baseball writer Tyler Keppner, of course,

from the New York Times. He has a new book also on the World Series. We'll talk with him.

Plus Matt Derry from 92, 3, the fan in Cleveland. He joins us with some guardians talk.

That and much more. Let's go.

To lead off, it's getting rough and keep him up. Rob's hot take. I'm the three biggest stories in

Major League Baseball. Number one. I don't know. I'm just, I'm taking it back by Seattle.

And whether or not the Mariners who had a 21-year drought, they get in the postseason.

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