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That's bringing John Smoltz.

John was on the call for game four last night.

John, thanks for joining us.

Let's start with the Moogie Betts play.

You've been around baseball a long time.

You ever seen anything that comes close to that?

No. No, that was that was as bad as it gets. I mean, you know, sometimes you lose your mind when

space and awareness and I think that gentleman lost his whole. He believed that seat, that sphere was his,

and he was going to get that ball no matter what.

Luckily, nothing came of it, but you can imagine if your Mookie Betts,

just a sensation of somebody's grabbing not only your glove,

but if that wall's higher he's suspended in the

air so I was pretty confident when I made a statement he's going to be ejected and he was

yeah but I think he's allowed back tonight I don't I don't think he's your band for the rest of

the world series or one more game I think he can come back to a hero's welcome tonight.

He could.

He could come back.

You know, we've seen plays that have affected outcomes, obviously famous plays.

Tony Tarasco and being the greatest missed call in the history of calls. But at least this one is in foul

territory. And at least this one, we have replays. So it would have been easily, easily overturned.

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