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I'm Neil Fryman.

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It's Wednesday, October 29th.

Let's ride.

Last night, the Toronto Blue Jays 29th. Let's ride.

Last night, the Toronto Blue Jays tied up the World Series against the Dodgers in a game that was mercifully shorter than Tuesday night's 18-inning marathon, which lasted six hours and

39 minutes. But last night's breezy affair shouldn't be a surprise because country star Brad

Paisley didn't sing the national anthem. Yes, if you want more baseball, Paisley is your guy.

Here's one of the more bizarre things you will hear. There are only two World Series games ever

that have gone to 18 innings. Brad Paisley sang the Star-Spangled Banner at both of them.

He performed it back in 2018 when the Dodgers defeated the Red Sox in 18 innings, and he performed

it Tuesday night when the Dodgers took until 3 a.m. Eastern to beat the Blue Jays. Something just

seems to shift cosmically when Paisley sings by the dawn's early light. No idea what's going on under that cowboy hat of his, but it's something wild.

They've all been in L.A., too, which is really screwing East Coasters and their sleep schedules,

but this goes even deeper than those two 18-inning marathons.

Brad Paisley has sung the national anthem for the World Series Game 2 in 2017 that

win 11 innings.

World Series game 3 in 2018 that win 18.

World Series game 1 in 2024 that went 10 innings and then game 3 in 2025, 18

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