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The Kevin Sheehan Show.

Here's Kevin.

So I'm here on Saturday, October 26th with a podcast, an interview with somebody that I did not anticipate having earlier in the week.

But I was introduced to this gentleman,

and we ended up having a conversation on Wednesday.

My intent was to make it part of Wednesday's podcast,

but it went very well.

I think it did.

He was incredibly generous with his time, and so I decided to just turn it into one

standalone interview show, which is what you're going to hear shortly.

Now, before we get to who the guest is in the conversation that I had with him, since I am in here early on a Saturday morning

and there were lots of dramatic things, I guess, that happened after I recorded the podcast

yesterday. I want to touch on two of those things. One, what a World Series game one that was last

night. That was, by the way, a great game before it became an all-time memorable game.

I mean, the Stanton two-run Homer in the sixth was ridiculous.

This guy has been on fire, postseason career-wise, but especially this postseason.

And then we get to the bottom of the 10th,

two outs. The Yankees up three to two, and Freddie Freeman walks to the plate and hammers one

out of the park. First ever Grand Slam walkoff to win a World Series game. Dodgers manager

Dave Roberts said, quote, might be the greatest

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