I'll keep it light.
You guys you guys have fun.
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We're rolling
We're good.
All right.
Yeah, I'm gonna get I'll give it a little space here three two one Post game three were a win away from a world series championship for the Brewers and the question guys isn't What the parade routes gonna look like it's not even will the Brewers win this series?
Is this the best team that's ever played in baseball?
Because you look at the postseason, they have lost one game.
And tonight, a lot of anxious two hits in a game that they win 10-1.
What an incredible game and an incredible series for the Brewers.
We're hearing a lot of names, Jimmy, that are
To me, untouchable.
I mean, we saw Sandy Kofax's name get thrown around with Robert Gasser being the first lefty to throw the minimum in six innings in a World Series game.
We saw Ty Cobb's name for youngest player, Jackson Cherry will be in the second youngest player now to have, I think it was four hits and a stolen base all in one game in the World Series.
There is a lot of history being written right now.
It's really
incredible.
Mind blowing that we've arrived to this point and I'll say this you know the the Inning that they scored all the runs you're thinking yourself They've just matching home runs right now.
They didn't match a single tater in this game.
It was all started with Christian Yelich hustling the second base and All of these runs came with two outs.
I mean I've run out of things to say
just in favor of this team being so well prepared and so ready to meet the moment time and time again.
But that is, you know, that and the diving catch late in the game by Sal Freelick and just the selflessness of the team and the ability to do the little things right.
I think are what really set this apart for me and what makes this very special.
I haven't lost any confidence at any stage of this postseason.
Well, I think it's what you would call a statement win to say the absolute least.
I mean, you just, you want to go out there on this stage, the biggest stage in baseball and say, our brand works.
Even in 2026, even against massive payroll teams like we've been doing all year, our brand works.
Win our way.
I mean, what more is there to say, guys?
They really just put an exclamation point on it.
Sure, there's still room.
They still have to finish.
But wow, that is a historic victory for me.
Brewers are not.
If anybody did that, that's absolutely mind-numbingly incredible.
watching live time.
It's hard to believe how good they are and it's hard to believe how much they've stuck to who they are.
I mean the culture in Milwaukee is so strong that to be to be able to have self-reli diving for a catch in a game or in a situation in a game that doesn't matter anymore, right?
No reason to lay it out.
and risk getting hurt, especially a guy who's had a bad shoulder in the past and he's laying it out.
I mean, and then to see Brandon Woodruff finish that game.
I mean, guys, it's just it's so perfect.
It's absolutely beautiful.
Would you have thought back in July on July 4th, early July when the news came out that his career might be over with a shoulder injury, you would have never thought at that point that
He would have a strikeout in a World Series game.
That is incredible.
Well, and I sounded a little out of pocket a couple days ago.
I know it when I brought up that it might be adding him to the roster for a feel good thing.
And who could have seen this coming?
But when they had the parade of just about everybody who hadn't hit the field yet, it's just, OK, feel good.
Feel good.
I mean, what was it?
Like a like a smorgasbord of feel good moments all in one shot.
I absolutely love seeing that.
Wasn't that cool to watch?
And credit to Gary Sanchez.
He got that strikeout ball and he threw it straight to the dugout.
That ball did not go back into play.
It went straight to the dugout because everybody knows how this.
Everyone knows how important Brandon Woodruff is.
Not only to the Brewers, he's obviously huge to the Brewers, but the City of Milwaukee just absolutely loves him.
That's why he's still there.
He could have been gone a couple of years ago, but they signed him back despite the injuries and they love him.
We love him and he's.
It shows it absolutely shows
So the question isn't so much Whether the Brewers are win or not on Tuesday.
They're gonna win, right?
The question is will work-time productivity drop to all-time lows in Wisconsin on Wednesday I'm only pointing this out because the Brewers managed to sell out not one but two baseball ballparks on Monday night because you look at amp-amp field There's 30,000 plus people there watching the game
on a screen.
And then you've got another probably 15,000 or so invading Tampa and taking over Tropicana Field as well.
And if it's any indication, if anybody's mind was on anything but the Brewers, the Bucks game had about 12 people in attendance.
So and they won and the Bucks are doing great.
But you look at what Milwaukee is doing.
And I'm saying Tuesday night.
everybody's attention to be focused on this.
It doesn't matter if the Packers just had 75, roughing the passer penalties on Sunday and that they're playing on Thursday.
It is really rare in Wisconsin where the Packers are completely irrelevant in the sports world because now the Brewers have taken it over as the low likely World Series champions.
And I'm just saying when we get to Wednesday, Thursday, even Friday or going into Halloween week, I'm just saying that the people's attention and the ability to be productive at work is going to be at like historic lows in Wisconsin.
I was watching in the beginning of that ending where they absolutely blew up the scoreboard there.
We've talked about this.
We're confident in this Brewers team, right?
We're all really confident in them.
They're obviously really confident in themselves.
I've believed, I know now.
Like, as soon as that replay showed with Yellich beating out the throw to second base, it was at that moment that I knew.
When they went up four to nothing, I knew.
And I'm not going to say that it's over by any means, but I know what's going to happen in these next couple of days is beyond incredible.
There was a particular tweet that I happened to catch her ex post whatever it's still a tweet.
It's a nice one syllable phrase I'm calling it a tweet, but it was Grant Brisbane a senior writer for the MLB who mentioned that he'd never related to an MLB player more than when Victor Mesa, Jr.
Was trying to pick that bobble up between they kind of rolled behind him a little bit He said yeah, that was the most normal human move of a pro athlete's moment I thought that's as connected to this as I could possibly feel because everything else was just a fever dream it just
We were immediately in the realm of impossibility after that.
Yeah, I want to shout out Brisbane for being a normal human being Tweeting in a firestorm.
It was just awesome to catch.
I was I snort laughed out loud
Yeah, I think we're good