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Welcome back to starting episode 283. It is Monday, October 11th.

We've got some games to react to. It has been. It's been fun so far.

It's been full of all kind of craziness. It's been full of great pitching matchups.

It's been full of offensive outbursts. It's been full of the fucking rulebook for crazy.

I said it last night, those like we played an entire season, feels like we do this every year.

We just play the regular season. We're like, there are some rules to this thing.

There aren't. I think we all pretty much understand them for the most part.

So we'll just play 162 kind of like that. And then, then when it's really important,

we're going to start breaking out this fucking rulebook and making sure that we're playing this

thing the right way. And that is not I'm not bitching about any calls or rules that were made.

I'm just saying the way that the rulebook comes into play in the postseason is very different

than it does in the regular season. And it's like all the sudden we're playing this thing under

a microscope. But it adds to the fever of the postseason.

It does. And I feel like even though we've had some rulebook talk, we've also had some

some allegations. Oh, buddy. Already already. I don't like that stuff. Give it a rest.

Give it a rest. Give it a rest. Look, look, look, I'll say this. And this isn't me.

All I'm all I'm pointing out here is the detail of the accusation. Okay. Because it's

say whatever you will about the idea that potential nefarious activity was going on.

Cast that aside, the detail he spoke right into pair reliever for the Chicago white socks spoke

specifically about the swing and misses. And then asked us to think about the swing and miss

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