Live from Southern California, this is the Jim Rome show.

Not going to lie.

Not going to lie and not going to make it about me.

But let's go ahead and make it about me for a minute.

I have to admit, last night I was pretty conflicted and pretty confused about game four of the World

Series. Conflicted and confused, because on the one hand, Dodger Jim did not have a good night at all.

However, gaucho Jim had an incredible night.

Goucho Jim had one of his best nights.

Goucho Jim watched one of his all-time favorite gauchos make the biggest start of his life and come up absolutely huge for the Blue Jays.

Man, Shane Bieber if you need him. My dude bebs take a bow. What a stud.

That dude deserves all of the credit in the world today. No, you know what? The entire Blue J

team deserves all of the credit in the world today. To make it up off the mat after that 18 inning kicking the stick the other night

and bounced back by beating Shohei in Dodger Stadium really is this stuff a legend.

I mean, that's got to be one of the grittiest, guddiest bounce back performances I've ever seen.

Now, the Dodgers, on the other hand,

look like they were the ones coming off a six-and-a-half-hour 18-inning marathon defeat.

They look like the ones that had been beaten down. Meanwhile, the Js seem totally unaffected by that marathon, even though they lost that marathon.

If you thought the Dodgers might get a little boost from the other night,

especially early in the game, then you thought very wrong.

They mostly looked out of it at the dish all night long.

And of course, a lot of that has to do with my guy, Beaver, who's been

huge for the Jays ever since he came over at the deadline and after coming back from Tommy John

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