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listen on apple podcast Spotify or wherever you get your pods all right john is with us now and as we

said the fox broadcast starts at 730 and then the game starts at eight i was was just talking, John, about watching you that night with Morris.

You've lived the game 7.

So what was your, what do you remember about the moments leading up to that game 7?

Well, the biggest thing is for me, I was wanted to pitch in those game 7s as a kid,

and I really believed putting myself

in those scenarios helped me.

I pitched game seven against the pirates and went nine innings, so that helped live

into that moment on the road, you know, just to get to the World Series, being able to not

give up any runs and pitch nine innings.

I just think that game sevens should be the dream of every pitcher in baseball, but you know

that's not the case, not every personality, not everybody handles it the way that I think

you should.

That doesn't guarantee success, but if you don't embrace it and you don't want it,

I don't know how you could be successful if the moment falls into your lap.

Does Game 7 feel differently than the other games?

I mean, it's the only one...

Oh, yeah.

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