On Saturday, there was Jacob Ellsbury and all the shenanigans with Matt Holiday running back to first.

Was that interference or what was going on?

But I'll tell you one thing, it was a long game.

And as I said before, I was at my neighbor's house, and there was a party that spanned many decades in terms of people's ages.

And the more older people were glued to the Red Sox game

while the younger people were out on the deck enjoying the summer breeze.

But just shy of six hours,

and you can't complain about the length of games when it gets that long

in terms of extra innings. But Hardy, it was long.

Oh, my goodness, did it take a long time to play those games of baseball, Fred? I'll tell you.

Which led me to think, what took longer? The Yankees Red Sox series over the weekend, the four games set, as we call it, that took place from Friday night through last night.

Old-fashioned day night doubleheader.

That was yesterday. Very good, Fred. They played two yesterday. Let's play two.

That's right. Sure.

Or a whole variety and collection of things throughout history.

So we will play a game called Which Took Longer.

All right.

This is Which Took Longer, the Red Sox game on Saturday or some other thing that has happened in the history of the world.

Well, some of them are game specific.

Others are for the entire series.

So if you add up the time it took to play all four games, it comes to 15 and a half hours.

All right. 15 and a half hours of nonstop excitement.

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