You don't want it. You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin.

All right, believe it or not, this is round two of the show today. We had some technical issues with round one, so we are doing a repeat. Not that you care about

any of that, as long as you get the podcast delivered. Al Galdi is going to be on the podcast

today. We will talk Washington football team drama off the field, Washington football team on the field,

and we'll talk Major League Baseball playoffs with Galdi.

Galdi, I think it's true passion, is baseball. He was always everybody's go-to at the station to talk baseball with. So we'll do that. I watched Giants Dodgers last night. Can't wait for

game five tomorrow night. The baseball's been pretty good. By the way, Howie Rose, longtime Mets play-by-play

voice tweeted out last night, the Astros White Sox game took four hours and 32 minutes. The Braves

and Brewers are in the top of the seventh, three hours and nine minutes after the first pitch.

He wrote, this is untenable, not sustainable. Major League Baseball and the MLBPA, the Players Association, have to find common ground for improvement.

I'm a baseball lifer, he writes, but I am losing focus.

Yeah, I don't know what they can do about it.

Baseball games and college football games are too long.

They've tried everything in baseball.

Can't shorten the games from nine to seven

innings or something like that. It can't be that dramatic. I think these playoff games are so good. It's such a

great product when you get a close, compelling game at the end, like last night with the Braves and the

Brewers and Freeman hitting a home runoff Josh Hader

in the bottom of the eighth. It was awesome. But you don't have to invest in the entire four hours.

You can do some other things and then you can check in in the seventh inning to see if it's close

and then pick it up from there. I do a lot of that. Tomorrow night, though, I think I'll watch

start to finish Giants Dodgers game five. Two best teams going head to head in the NLDS

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