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Welcome back to start tonight. So 285. We're in the thick of it right now in the league championship

series. It is this fucking what day is it Monday. Last night, we saw a game two between the braves

and the doyers. What did you have Dodgers and five? No, did not have Dodgers and five.

I believe it was now Dodgers in six. Yes. Dodgers in six is what I had.

Yes. Six is the adjusted pick. We've got a split series in the American League championship series

between the Boston Red Sox and the Houston Astros. Now I had it back to a family park.

But I feel like coming off back-to-back walkoff wins, which the Red Sox did in the division series.

We got to start here. We got to start with the bravos and the doyers who I want to get into the

game action will break that all down in a second. I wanted to ask you this first though.

How do you feel about the braves having home field advantage in this series?

The rules are clearly stated. I know I'm just asking you how you feel about it. Yeah, no. I

like that's at some point in time like you have to understand there's this isn't gamesmanship

or anything like this is part of the game. This is how the game is laid out. Oh, well, but the best

is the ball. That's like game. Fun game like doesn't always favor the best and the most efficient.

This is the part of hey, the braves were in that division and they won that division.

And that didn't happen for the Dodgers. I don't care how many games they won. I don't care.

They didn't win enough to win their division. I didn't realize that the rules change, right?

The rules change for the world series. So let's say hypothetically it's Red Sox,

Braves, and the World Series. It goes to best winning percentage. So the Red Sox would have

home field advantage as a wild card team against the division winner because they have the better

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