MLB Wild Card: Rays have RECORD LOW attendance for Game 1 loss!; When is okay to do a champagne shower?; Mariners Pres. has one of the WORST quotes EVER (Episode 903)
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Today’s word of the day is ‘elimination’ as in gone as in destroyed as in see you later as in four teams in the Wild Card Round are facing elimination already. It happens that quickly! Let’s start with the Rangers and Rays. Where were the fans? How big of a problem is this? Can you believe there was a live break-in during the Rays-Rangers game? It was an announced that the Speaker of the House had been ousted! What about champagne showers? When are they appropriate? (21:00) The Twins won a postseason game! Can you believe it? (22:45) The Diamondbacks won it. Down early and then the bats came alive. (25:00) Zach Wheeler pitched a gem and the Phillies took Game 1. Can the Marlins fight back? (27:00) NPPOD. (32:15) Review: Only Murders in the Building Season 3. (35:50) Sorry, Mariners fans. This was quite the press conference from Jerry Dipoto. (44:00) Aaron Rodgers is back… in the media, that is. Wonderful!
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