way out of here this is working from the Swink

studio. Is that where you are tonight, Taylor? I'm on Long Island Buster. I'll be headed

back to Bristol at about 7 a.m. tomorrow. Okay, but you're working late on Sunday night.

I'm working from my hotel room in Philadelphia. I'm going to say right now, this is going to be one of our best podcasts of the year, Taylor.

This was, it was so much fun stuff, capped off by one of the best Sunday night games.

I've been a part of the best one this year for sure.

And the clown car edition for today was really fun because we were walking past the Phillies clubhouse. We had

just started the clown car and Rob Thompson, the Phillies manager, came out. And of course,

Eduardo, he doesn't know the word shy, right? Immediately just like grabs Rob, grabs a phone out of

Tony's hand.

And he starts talking to Rob Thompson about what a great game it was,

now excellent Christopher Sanchez was,

and Joan Duran, the new Phillies closer,

and the decision to bring him in in the ninth inning for that electric entrance that he has.

So it was a really cool conversation there with

Eduardo Perez, David Cohn, Carl Ravich, and Rob Thompson joining us. We're also here from

Sarah Langs. And then you're going to hear from Charlie Morton, who pitched great. And Taylor,

I sat down with him on Saturday. Man, he is such a fun guy to talk to because his humility is so real.

And to the point that you'll hear in this interview, like you can tell he swam up

upstream against his humility for about half of his career.

But AJ Hanch and others convinced him of how great he could be.

It was a really fun conversation that I have with Charlie, and I hope you enjoy that.

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