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This is episode 13. We got a great show for you today and that's really like

partly Dallas's doing, but that's mostly the doing of the Houston Astros and the Los Angeles Dodgers

who, depending on when you're listening to this, last night played arguably one of the best,

not even just World Series games, not even just playoff games.

One of the best baseball games of all time. I know that's strong take.

It is strong take. Yeah, it's still high.

I mean, well, can you ever really, I feel like you just never come down Dallas.

Well, I mean, after a game like last night, you will forever be chasing the dragon, trying to get

back to that feeling, Jared. Yeah, let me tell you, I am still fully erect. By the way,

that is the voice of Dallas, Braden. We also have Justin Havens, our producer here.

We're going to be talking a lot of baseball on this baseball podcast. You guessed it.

We're going to be talking baseball today. We do have Lance McCullors, who you might recall Yankees

fans as the man that slammed the door shut in the American League championship series in game seven

in Houston. He is on with us today. So that's going to be really interesting. But

before we get to McCullors interview, we have to talk about that game last night. That was,

I mean, I think I think I picked the Dodgers, even though Verlander was going, I mean, I was looking

at Rich Hills postseason numbers, just the the idea that the home field advantage has played not

just in this world series. Obviously, it's still very young. But in the postseason overall,

home field advantage has been unbelievable for these teams. It's real. That's real, Jared.

Home cooking is real. Comfort of your own bed is real routine oriented individuals like to be

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