The world pitch.

High football, left field, a rose arena, what does it go?

This is You Better You Bet with Nick Costos, Femi Abeefi, and the crew on the BetMGM network.

Make it legendary.

The Springer Dinger in Game 7 that sent the Toronto Blue Jays to the World Series,

the Seattle Mariners home, and left me and Femmi Abefay.

Very unhappy as a Mariners fan and a better on these Seattle Mariners.

Tonight, game one of the World Series north of the border as the Toronto Blue Jays host,

the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Dodgers' favorites at our show sponsor, BetMGM.

And joining us right now to break it down, and this is a significant treat.

I grew up watching him, absolutely crush the Mets, basically every single year.

Then he joined the Mets and pitched very well for the Mets. Major League Baseball Hall of Famer,

World Series champion, World Series MVP in 1995 against the Cleveland Indians. This is a true story.

When I was, I was 12 and 95, and I used to videotape like the ends of championship series I had like a VHS collection of like the ends like when I felt that series were going to end NBA finals world series I have this somewhere like in my mom's house the end of the 95 world series is the Braves beat the Cleveland Indian. So actually, I have that on VHS. Syong Award winner, multiple time. And current television analyst for the Atlanta Braves, the legendary Tom Glaven, who's smart enough to not be on social media, so I can't give you a Twitter handle. And that is a credit to him. Tom, thanks so much for joining the show. Nick Costos and Femmia Bebafay. How's it going? Happy World Series. Things are well. Nothing makes me feel older than talking

to somebody who says they grew up watching me, so I appreciate that. But all good. Yeah,

it's Game One of the World Series should be an interesting series, and I'm excited to watch it.

I want to start, Tom, with this, because you have the rare perspective, right? Because everyone, like, the broadcast kept saying, and it's true that the Blue Jays hadn't won a pennant and been to the World Series in 30 years, and we haven't seen Blue Jays fans in this, like, raucous environment since then since, since like the Halcyon days of Joe Carter and company.

Like you pitched in Toronto in the World Series.

Like obviously you guys lost them on a World Series a couple years later.

But you actually, you pitched against them game one in Atlanta and then I believe game four right in Toronto that year.

What was it like in Toronto World Series? Because I think this atmosphere is going to be

electric coming up tonight. It's loud. I can tell you that. You know, I mean, when we,

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