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S10E11: World Series, CFB, NHL, NBA, NFL
On this episode the boys are reeling after a tough week but are staring a ton of sports action as all 4 Major sports are up and humming. Plus, the […]
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This week on Caught ‘Em Looking:
We are in the thick of the World Series and A LOT has happened. [10:28] We recap the historic 18-inning game between the Blue Jays and Dodgers, which ended in a familiar walk-off from Freddie Freeman. [22:12] We then get into all the details for Game 4 (which started less then 24 hours after Game 3 ended). [25:17] We take a moment to appreciate the greatness of the Japanese phenoms, Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamato, and how teams respond to their skill. [29:52] Jaela then takes a stroll down memory lane, and recaps the only other 18-inning game in World Series history and all that has changed since then. [36:40] We then discuss the rumored lock out coming in 2027, and potential trades that will come before then. Join us to hear all about the most exciting Fall Classic in a while!
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