Mr. Malar, hello, it's always a pleasure, sir.

How you doing, buddy?

Living the dream, my friend.

Living the dream, getting ready to immerse myself in a little ball.

You understand what I'm saying?

Yeah, I understand.

It's getting a little cooler up there, and he's got to play out baseball.

That's right.

People, you know, I understand that you played the game I've been told.

And people are talking about Chris Sale and, you know, he doesn't have any experience in the postseason.

How much does that matter if you're an elite player?

Well, you just nailed it.

If you're an elite player, probably not as much if you're not such an elite player like myself. Okay? So when I, you know, in 2003 we got to the postseason, and I'm telling you, your heart rate's fast. You're trying to do everything. Great, and you look up, and the game's just flying by. And then all of a sudden you get back in 04 and everything kind of slowed down.

So I think in life, you know, it was like your first interview doing radio. You know, you're like, oh, I'm so nervous. And now you're on your 4 millionth. And you're like, okay, whatever, Milaro, what's going on? How you doing? I'm looking for forward to this World Series. So I think in life experience is big. I think postseason experience is big.

I think when you throw 95 big. I think postseason experience is big.

I think when you throw 95 and 98 like Chris Sale does,

is it that big?

Probably not.

He can get out, you know, God right now.

He's that good.

Well, the big question right now is, what do you do game three?

Who does John Farrell start out there?

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