Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we'll get football picks from Chuck Todd and Reginald the Monkey,

and we will talk about the World Series with Mark Feinzanne, after an impressive win by Toronto last night

to tie up the series at two games apiece. But first, let's do some commerce.

Previously on the Tony Cornhizer Show.

Shohei Aitani was seven years old the last time that we saw a starting pitcher

throw back-to-back complete games in the postseason.

So the starting pitchers in game three on a personal level to me are very intriguing

because I love Max Scherzer.

I mean, I love him.

I don't know what he's got left.

I mean, the outing that he had, I guess, in game four for Toronto, the last series.

It was fine.

I mean, he went five, whatever he went.

He yelled at the manager.

That was all fun.

That was theatrical.

This is General George Washington, and you're listening to the Tony Cornheiser Show.

So that was on Monday right before the 18-inning game.

Yeah, double-header.

Like, honestly, if you think back to that game, you don't even remember that Glassnow

and Scher started the game. It doesn't

It's too far back. It's completely irrelevant. So I won't talk about the baseball here right now because Mark Feinzance is going to join us to talk about the baseball. And so we'll leave that up to his expertise. Not talking about a pivotal pitching change in the seventh inning? Where they put in Blake Trinan. Point one inning.

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