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Baumann and Kram also share their October superlatives for all the other teams previously eliminated before briefly previewing the ominous labor landscape
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We react to the underdog Atlanta Braves eliminating Houston en route to their first World Series win since the 1990s. What ultimately sunk the Astros? Then we share October superlatives for all the other teams previously eliminated, before briefly previewing the ominous labor landscape this offseason.
Hosts: Michael Baumann and Zach Kram
Producer: Bobby Wagner
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