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It is the game two of the World Series reaction episode. If you watch the stream tonight,

then you saw we had a very, very, very, very special guest by the name of Brian Wilson.

You missed it. It was an all-time stream for game two.

And we took a little trip down memory lane. We had Brynn Piper in the old clips from the

starting nine digital show in 2017, the OG starting nine digital show. So it was fun to have him on,

fun to talk to him and get to relive some of that stuff. That was the good stuff. Those were the

days. Those were the days. Those were the pre-rocket days. Those were the pre-stress days. I had just

gotten to New York that city hadn't broken my spirit yet. I'm such a different person now.

I'm so sad now compared to back then.

And it's great to remember and enjoy the moments that brought us here. And that's what B. Wies

was a part of is phase one. Yeah. Yeah. Phase one. The pre-launch. Some might say. Yeah.

It's fair. Pre-launch. That was for sure a pre-launch. That was, I don't know what it was, but

it was good times. I mean, I know that he's not, I mean, even back then, he wasn't really watching

baseball. I know he's less plugged into baseball now, but it would be fun. He knows they're playing it.

Yeah. He knows they're playing it. Yeah. Yeah. He knows. So a part of the big theme last night, if you

listen episode 205, episode 205 was sort of the World Series preview episode. And then we did

205 and a half, which really should have been 205 and 2 quarters, but it was 205 and a half,

which was the game one reaction. Now this is 205 and 3 quarters, which is the game two reaction. So

I guess the central theme of 205 and a half was, I mean, after one game, a lot of the discussion was,

are the rays dead after one game after one game? And I was like, well, let's not that this was

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