All right, we're just going to go calls here. We'll save some of the other NFL talk and

the World Series Game 7 for tomorrow, which was an absolute pleasure to watch one of the

more thrilling seventh and deciding games from any sport I have ever watched. That game three,

the game six and the game seven go down is three of the most,

you know, unbelievably entertaining at, you know, on the edge of your seat, sporting events

in recent memory. I know we are creatures of recency bias in this day and age, but I don't know how you could say anything other than game three is an all-time epic.

Game six was incredibly dramatic in game seven was phenomenal.

And Yamamoto's performance in that seventh and deciding game after pitching in game six was beyond heroic

and beyond excellent all time all time that was that the whole postseason was great my god

the world series was phenomenal i was kind of rooting for the blue jays there at the end but there was also the possibility that game could keep on going, so I wanted to see what would happen if it kept on going.

Amazing. Max Scherzer, by the way, outstanding is the Game 7 starter for Toronto in that game. God, it was good.

But we'll save, maybe I just did the World Series talk, but we'll save that and a lot of

the other stuff from this weekend for tomorrow's show.

Today is a day for venting reaction to, I think, and again, you know, for those just

tuning in, this is my number one from last night.

I like Dan Quinn.

I think Dan Quinn's a good coach.

I think he made a terrible mistake last night.

I think he was malpractice.

I tweeted it out at the beginning of the fourth quarter when he came back in.

I tweeted out that he needs to sit, that this pressure rate, that this limitation with what

I refer to in the moment of emotion in tweeting at the beginning of the fourth quarter,

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