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All right. I am here. Aaron is here. And that's all you're going to hear from today, the two of us.

We're going to do a shorter podcast today, in part because I am losing my voice here after a week of doing shows with a cold,

but we're going to get to all the important stuff, the baseball, the football, the smell test.

That's what we're going to cover here over the next 45 minutes to an hour.

And if you want to hear more in depth on the World Series, you can do that with Tommy and I yesterday.

We spent a lot of time talking about the World Series yesterday.

But tonight is a special night. I'm going to be there tonight. Game three at Nats Park,

with the Nats having a chance this weekend to win a world effing series in Washington. It's really

incredible. It's been 95 years since a team from Washington

won a World Series, and it could happen this weekend with the Nats holding a 2-0 series lead.

The scene tonight should be complete bedlam at Nats Park. It's going to be a great scene,

and I'm looking forward to it. Annabelle Sanchez is going to start opposite

Zach Granky, who will take the mound for Houston. And for those that have asked, I don't have

a really good answer as to why Houston's such a now a climbing favorite, minus 140 now,

favorite tonight, other than the obvious answer, I guess, which is Houston won 107 games.

You know, and they beat the Yankees in six in the American League Championship Series,

and Vegas doesn't think that they're going to go out with a whimper. And that's basically it.

The other factor, Zach Rankie for Sanibel Sanchez. Just based on name value alone, whatever you want to say about Zach Granke postseason issues or Zach Rankie, Prestor's situations, or Annabelle Sanchez has been so good lately, it's still Zach Rankie versus Annabelle Sanchez. You know, the public is leaning Washington right now based on what I've seen. So personally, I think Houston bounces back tonight. I think the

Nats are going to win this series. I'll make that very clear. It would not surprise me at all if they

win it back in Houston in a sixth game. You know, when they would have, by the way, Strasbourg pitching,

because Scherzer would be scheduled to go. So you

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