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I get very distracted when I don't have this, when my lips are dry. So I found it. We're good now, but it was in a pocket that I just, I didn't expect it to be over there. So here I am and it's the hump show.
Can you hear it? When I start out talking about chapstick, you should just know, and we add more into the mix as if we didn't already have enough between the NFL and everything that comes along with the NFL and this week, the owner's meeting. So even extra drama there between the NFL and college football, which is deep into its conference play. We've already had the NHL a week ago and now we've got NBA opening night. In addition to our four major team sports, this is the only month in which they're all playing games that count because of baseball postseason, two games on Tuesday.
It's a twofer, it's a twofer Tuesday. I mean, there's headlines this week coming out of the golf world coming out and we're not going to spend a lot of time on them, but headlines coming out of the NASCAR world. We're just a few weeks away from the world cup as in the grandest stage in all of sports. I keep thinking it's going to slow down at some point, not this time of the year really, but that's my thought process for all of 2022. Oh yeah, it's going to slow down at some point. There'll be a breather.
Nope, no breather. Producer Jay and I were just trying to figure out when we can get back to our YouTube channel and what we are going to do because we generate a bunch of good ideas and then we end up not having a lot of time to be able to implement them. But we've come up with, and by we, I mean Jay, because this is definitely not from my brain, carving a pumpkin as in an actual pumpkin. Huh, I'm telling you the God's honest truth, I've never carved a pumpkin. Maybe I was part of a pumpkin carving thing at a party when I was a kid, but we didn't do pumpkin things at my house. Pumpkins are sacred anyway.
Why are we carving them up? Why are we ruining a perfectly pretty pumpkin? I love pumpkins. I love pumpkin everything. I've just never cut into a pumpkin. Honestly, I don't know the first thing about carving a pumpkin.
Do you take the knife and you go around the top and take the top off? Jay said something about the guts of the pumpkin. We're going to gut the pumpkin? I can't remember doing it. It's been a long time if I have.
Yeah, I just remember it's a messy process where you got to gut the thing and get all the seeds out. Do you think we're the only two people right now listening to the sound of our voices or anywhere that have never carved a pumpkin? We'd have to watch a YouTube video to make a YouTube video about carving a pumpkin.
Yeah, we would. Is that allowed? Of course that's allowed. That's the YouTube, you know, might lose my radio host card.
No, it's not. It's not really a radio thing, but we're going to make it a radio thing because the revelation that neither one of us has ever carved a pumpkin, or at least not that we can remember. So honestly, what do you, someone tell me on Twitter, a law radio, how do you carve a pumpkin? How do you start carving a pumpkin? I can decorate a pumpkin.
I think we might need like a kit. You never see like a pumpkin carving kit. It has like the little serrated knife. I have knives.
Don't you worry. I've got plenty of knives. It might be like the special one though. I think I have so many knives, pumpkin carving knives. And the problem is if we decide, of course, it's gotta be, I mean, they don't make special pumpkin carving knives. No, we're not buying a kit to carve our pumpkin. We're adults.
We can do this. I just think it's hysterical that we might have to watch a video for someone to tell us how to carve a pumpkin. And then we're going to make a video of us carving the pumpkin. Yeah, seriously. What's the first thing you do when you carve a pumpkin?
Cause your host honestly does not know. I'm going to go with you take the top off. You carve a big hole around the stem. You pull the top off and then we have to empty the pumpkin.
Yeah. Empty it. Empty it. Can we vacuum it? Can we just vacuum the guts out of it? That sounds better than using my hands to scoop it out. Yeah, let's use your family's vacuum and not mine. I think I have a shop vac in the garage somewhere. Could you imagine if we filled your shop vac with pumpkin guts and seeds? I don't know. And then you just put it back in the garage.
That's it for next year. And just pretended like you have no idea what happened. It wasn't me. I don't know.
What are you talking about? They took the shop vac and then put it back. They stole it, vacuumed up pumpkin guts and then put it back.
They have a very specific need for it. Okay. Now this is a, it's semi-serious here. Someone tell us what you do. How do you get started carving a pumpkin?
But then what? What's all the guts are out? Do you carve the eyeballs? Do pumpkins have eyeballs?
I guess at that point it's your own imagination. Oh no. I just have this feeling you and I are not going to have the same vision for our pumpkin. Yeah. We're going to distract people with Halloween candy.
That's what needs to happen. Yeah. Halloween candy's got to get in there. Also, I just want you to know, I have a lot of gifts and talents, but art is not one of them. And I can't draw a stick figure with a ruler.
So if this requires some kind of like drawing or, uh oh. I mean, I got news for you. I'm not much better, probably. So it should be fun. Maybe this is a bad idea. Should we not make a video for all the world to see our art deficiency? We'll aim small for the, you know, the pumpkin. Oh, just a little bitty pumpkin. Oh, we're not going to, we'll be splitting the atom with our drawing.
You are the one that told me there is nothing you cannot find on YouTube. So we're going to watch a YouTube video of carving a pumpkin and then turn that into our own YouTube video of carving a pumpkin. That's the plan.
I feel like it's cheating, but okay. We could just go in and just see what happens. Kind of like we did the wordle. We had no idea how to play. We just went right into it. Well, no, we did do a little bit of research ahead of time, but the only thing is that once it's on video, it never goes away.
I'm not sure I want this to be a lasting impression that people have of me, that I do not know how to carve a pumpkin or that I cut off a finger trying to carve a pumpkin. Then we'll get the proper training. Will we? Okay.
We'll get the training and we'll go in. I mean, I teach, I teach fourth and fifth graders every single Sunday at my church, so there's a good chance one of them knows how to carve a pumpkin and could tell me what to do. Like a mentor? No. Like a little, like a little pumpkin monster. Okay. This is going to be fun.
Maybe. I mean, I'm not above being completely embarrassed for the sake of YouTube material. What's the, what's the difference? If you can't carve a pumpkin, at least people can laugh. But that's the part that I, it's really confusing. I don't know how you would start. I'm going to go with the top.
What do you think you start with? You just stab the pumpkin and out come the guts. I think that would be amazing, but I think almost like breaking a dam.
It was like you put a crack in the dam and the guts just come pouring out. I would definitely carve more pumpkins if that was the case. I could work out some major aggression by stabbing a pumpkin. I feel like you take the top off and like rip out the stem and clear out the insides, but I'm not sure if maybe it's the bottom. Cause I know the end goal is to get a candle in there.
Right. Or so do you want to place that candle through the top? Do you just put the pumpkin over the candle through the bottom? We're going to add fire to the mix.
Now that to me seems relatively dangerous. Maybe we don't have to make a face on our pumpkin. We can just put holes in it. Just a bunch of random holes.
Cheese, Swiss cheese. That's funny. All right. So that's just random, but it seems to fit for the hump show and it definitely seems to fit for this stage of October where there's so much going on that we need a little comic relief. You might need some comic relief too. And I'll bet there's plenty of you who are much better at carving pumpkins than we will ever be. So we'll have fun with it and yes, we'll put it on video. Oh no. Why do I say things like this?
Why don't I think about them first before I speak up? It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio. I just want everyone to know it's producer Jay's idea. I just wanted to do something to do with football or Halloween candy.
And he thought carving a pumpkin would be brilliant. So if it all goes horribly wrong, I'm definitely pointing the finger at you. I'm not going down with the pumpkin chip. That's all you. I'll die on this hill. All right, no dying. We're live from the Rocket Mortgage Studios. When you need cash out of your home and a simple way to get it, RocketCam. So you can find me again on Twitter, ALawRadio.
And if you have any advice about carving a pumpkin, please, I am all ears and eyeballs. And then on our Facebook page too, we should throw it out there. I mean, it's not like there's anything happening in sports. We had, of course, two baseball games on Tuesday. We had game five taking place in the Bronx. Lots of babies rocking in the Bronx between the Guardians and the Yankees.
And we will get to that coming up. But we also had game one of the NLCS. And in a word, the Phillies pitching, absolutely brilliant. The fact that two solo home runs is all it took to win this game on the road. That should tell you how stifling the pitching from Zach Wheeler, Sir Anthony Dominguez, and then Jose Alvarado. Those three guys really did not allow the Padres room to take a breath. Uncomfortable, off balance, 11 strikeouts. It was very economical when it came to the pitching. In fact, the entire game, if you add up the total number of pitches thrown, there were 109 pitches thrown by the three Phillies hurlers.
That's it. 109 pitches to get through the entire game. 27 Padre outs, 109 pitches. I'm not sure you'll ever see a game pitched as brilliantly, especially on the road in hostile territory. And yes, Zach Wheeler started it off. And then the two relievers that came in for the eighth and the ninth picked up where he left off. Seriously, 109 pitches.
That's it. And we did get some fireworks. Now they were relatively limited shows, but the two big bats for the Phillies that have really done damage in this postseason showed up for game one of the NLCS. 1-0 pitch, swung on, hit high near left field.
This one's got a chance. Profar going back to the track at the wall. He jumps, he's out of room, it's gone. And Bryce Harper has Homer to left field. And the Phillies have a 1-0 lead. Just a towering fly ball to straightaway left. And it had just enough legs to get over the wall and the Phillies lead it 1-0.
It's got three infielders on the right side as Darvish kicks and deals. Swung on it. Wow. Deep to right field. Titanic shot into the second deck.
Wow. The Phillies take a 2-0 lead. Kyle Schwarber signals to the bullpen as he gets to second base. That was as long a home run as you're going to see here at Petco Park. 488 feet.
488 feet. I read that it was the longest playoff home run since 2017. And that Schwarber, who actually had been in a bit of a postseason slump, so he'd gone one for his last 20. He got not only his entire dugout, but the fans in the stands in awe.
Even if you are Padres fans, which obviously the majority of them there in San Diego at Petco Park were cheering for the Padres. That was one heck of a shot. 488 feet.
488 feet. Now, I didn't hear this particular comment from Kyle Schwarber, but I saw it on Twitter. Somebody asked him after the game what it felt like to hit a ball 488 feet and he said it doesn't feel like anything. What? What? That's odd. I don't see any Kyle Schwarber. Did he not speak?
Huh. I feel like everybody would want to talk to Kyle Schwarber after that, but maybe he wasn't in the mood. However, all of his teammates, his manager, they were all intrigued and they were focused on that moment. Like Bryce Harper, who again had his own home run. Yeah, I haven't seen a ball hit like that in a long time.
I mean, or if ever. I mean, that was pretty incredible. I mean, that was fun to watch.
488 feet. And as much as that was a blast that you remember, if you saw it, in fact, you go and you check it out on social now, it's one that will stick with you because of the power, obviously the speed with which it got out of the park, which was crazy. That exit Vilo, and I'm not generally into this, only that if you can tell a ball is flying like a laser out of the park, it's going that fast.
I do think it's interesting to compare. It was nearly 120 miles per hour and no other home run has ever reached the right field upper deck at Petco Park. And this was, it was a moon shot. It was a laser.
It was all of those things. And so Schwarber with the 46 home runs during the regular season, which were tops in the national league, uh, he tattooed that ball and then his, well, that not his pictures, but you know what I mean? The Phillies pitchers did the rest. Um, the fact that they were able to limit the Padres to just a single hit, uh, I thought was pretty, was pretty powerful to, um, anything that the Padres wanted to do.
It got squashed. I mean, the Phillies only had three hits themselves, uh, but the Padres couldn't generate any runs going into the ninth inning. They'd only had two runners on base.
That's what we're talking about here. The 109 pitches as economical and efficient as you can possibly be with three different guys, only two runners on base, one hit, and obviously no runs. And Zach Wheeler started it off for his manager, Rob Thompson. Zach's performance was outstanding. I mean, through 24 pitches in the first inning and then sell right in and got a lot of first pitch outs.
Um, two CMR was really good. All his pitches were good secondary pitches and, um, you know, gave us seven quality innings and can't say, can't say more about it. Went out there through, through a head of a game. Um, can string any runners together and that's a couple of guys on base. So he was throwing strikes. He was finding his own. I mean, through, uh, you know, he was attacking his own. Um, you know, we just hit the ball, kind of find the gap, um, hit a couple of hard hit balls, just spread out guys. So, um, but he was just attacking his own.
That was definitely the case. There were some balls that were hit hard, but the defense for the Phillies was positioned perfectly. The calls with Scott Fransky on Phillies radio. And it's not like you Darvish pitch poorly. Uh, he only gave up three hits and two of them happened to be the solo home runs to Harper and Schwarber. He went seven, he only threw 95 pitches and he struck out seven. But again, comparing that with Wheeler with how quickly he was going through the lineup, 95 pitches for you Darvish, only 83 for Wheeler.
My goodness, he could turn around and be a reliever out of the bullpen in game number two, if they needed him. So about the most perfect game that you could have drawn up for the Phillies in the opener of the NLCS. And I'm not a huge believer in the team that's hot or has the most momentum, always ends up advancing or catch lightning in a bottle, that kind of thing.
I'm definitely not a huge proponent of team of destiny because so many things have to happen. I do not believe in luck when it comes to these types of things like winning a championship. But I will say this again about the Phillies. And these two teams were the last two in into the playoffs in the National League. Phillies were the last team in the playoffs overall, last team to punch his ticket. They were the third team in the NL East, right?
So they've spent most of their season climbing out of a hole when they change managers. And remember, we talked with John Kincaid earlier in the week. If you didn't hear it, then he pointed to Rob Thompson as a guy who was able to allow them a little more freedom, a little flexibility to be themselves. He didn't run a tight ship, doesn't run a tight ship. Just not so buttoned up and tight, I guess would be the right word for it. And it makes a lot of guys tense. And so that's the way that Joe Girardi was brought up in the Yankees organization.
That's a lot of his generation with the New York Yankees. And it just didn't fit with this group of Phillies. And so when Rob Thompson took over and allowed these guys some freedom and kind of took the tension away and wasn't so much about the rules, wasn't so much about the discipline, wasn't so much about everybody falling into line. It's like a breath of fresh air. Feeling like, okay, now we're comfortable.
Now we can do what we do best. But they did have a hole to dig out of. And they were staring up at the Mets and the Braves in the NL East. They were in a battle with other teams for these wildcards in the National League. And they've been in this mode now where they've had to fight for their playoff lives. Another great example would be the Washington Nationals in 2019. They've faced elimination a dozen times in the playoffs. And they had been below 500 earlier in the season.
There's something to be said for having to live on the edge and having nothing handed to you and staying in that kind of fight or flight mode, that high adrenaline, and recognizing what it takes to win. And the Phillies have been in that space for a long time. They only had 87 wins. Compared to some of the other teams that we've already seen exit from the playoffs, doesn't seem like a whole lot.
But they earned them all. And they put themselves in a big hole and had to climb out of it. And a lot of times that breeds chemistry. Facing adversity together, turning things around, figuring out how to win. You're in the foxhole, so to speak. And fighting through that adversity very often, if you have the right leadership, can build chemistry and cohesion on your roster and in your clubhouse. And that's where the Phillies are. But that's also where the Padres are after half their roster turned over at the trade deadline. So Phillies are up 1-0. And top of next hour, we're going to head to San Diego and get a perspective from, well, it's actually from our affiliate there in San Diego with Sammy Levitt, who will join us to talk about the Padres and how they rebound.
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We're glad to have you with us. We're already seeing your suggestions about how you carve a pumpkin. Oh, and how about this? Thomas would like us to consider a pie eating contest for November.
No, Jay, Jay, I mean, I could do that with both hands on my way back. Okay, I never bought. I don't want to do that. I am a pie connoisseur. Especially if I make the pie. Eating challenges are very popular on YouTube, I got to say. Is that because people look like idiots and get food all over their faces? I don't know why that is. I guess that's the people like to see people eat a lot of food very quickly. I don't know.
I mean, I watch it sometimes. So only if it's pumpkin pie. That good. That sent or pump the pumpkin cheesecake I had over the weekend. Oh, now we're talking. Oh my gosh, it was so smooth.
It just it wasn't too rich. I mean, melt in your mouth. How many pieces of cheesecake could you do before? I feel like I'm like one or two. Well, see, the thing is, I don't want to because I work really hard at being healthy and not turning into an elephant or a hippo. And so I don't I feel like I don't want to throw that all at the window by eating four pieces of pie in five minutes, right? Like that's different because you are you're well, someday you'll get old and then it won't be as easy as it is for you right now. Just wait.
Just wait. I was there. I was in your space where I can eat anything I wanted any time all the time and didn't have to exercise, although I've always loved exercise. But anyway, yeah, that's the only thing is I think it would be fun. But maybe we can get someone else to challenge you for pie because I don't I mean, we're talking about my entire holiday caloric intake. If we do a pie eating contest. I'd rather do the cheesecake. Okay, pumpkin carving it is because we're not eating the pumpkin. But maybe I'll make some pumpkin s'mores. Always welcome. Oh, yes.
Jay loves it when I bake and he eats. We're gonna hit Yankees and Guardians a game five in the Bronx. It was delayed about 16 hours or so.
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You are listening to the after hours podcast. Run his lead first and second with one man out. And the two hand, the two O swung on and enter the air to right center and deep. That ball is God. Oh my, it is a Stantonian home run. A three run blast into the right center field seats.
Giancarlo no. Now the Yankees in this ultimate game, take a very quick three nothing lead one. Oh, coming to judge and the bit swung on head in the air to deep right. That ball is high.
It is far. It is a judge again, blast that beautiful inside out swing, drilling it in the right center field seats. Aaron judge and everyone rise. Here comes the judge. Hey, Homer's and the Yankees take up four nothing lead. This is after hours with Amy Lawrence. John Sterling morphs from all rise to everyone rise. They changed the phrase in courtrooms.
Everyone rise, not all rise. That's John Sterling on Yankees radio. It was fun because I don't always see these moments live.
A lot of times I'm watching events on DVR and so I don't see them at the exact time when they happen. But I had the Yankees game on TV and then I went out to walk Penny and I came back inside. I gave Penny her treat. I walked into the living room, Aaron judge at bat. First pitch I saw home run.
All rise. It was actually I was getting ready to go into the kitchen and grab my computer or something and off the kitchen table and I thought no you know what you never know what could happen when Aaron judge takes a pitch and it was a bit of a lazy curveball that he was able to to really muscle out over the wall. Now it didn't go 488 feet but a home run is a home run and Nestor Cortez he did the job.
He was really excited he said to be able to get the ball for game five because it was delayed to Tuesday. Lasted five innings allowed a run on just three hits and a walk through 61 pitches and ultimately the Guardians were not able to generate much offense at all in this game. Two on two out. Top of the ninth pitch. Hit on the ground is short.
Go to second force in time. Ball game over. American League Division series over. Yankees win. The Yankees win. And the Yankees now go to the American League Championship Series as they face off against the Houston Astros. That was his last breath. He used every bit of breath he had and if he hadn't stopped talking there he's going to keel over from lack of oxygen. Oh John Sterling I think it's hysterical not and I don't mean this just about John but I think it's hysterical the some of the personalities that we have in major league baseball and fans get so attached to their favorites right and now there's even a John Sterling cam or there at least there was for every single one of the Aaron judge at bats just waiting for him to hit 60 and then 61 and then 62 now he's on camera because you know if it's not on camera if there's not photos it didn't happen these days so both Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron judge go deep and the Yankees are essentially well I don't think they're undefeated but I think that they win the vast majority of their games when the two of them both go deep and so now it's on to battle the Astros and I this to me is really interesting Marco the fact that in the National League we have the last two wildcards to get in right Phillies and Padres are the last two teams to make it in but in the American League we have the two teams with the most wins that I don't it's just such a strange dichotomy between American League and National League new format you need to know where you're gonna get and yeah I mean we got 300 win teams already bounced yeah and now you got only one still remaining in the Yankees that 199 on the other side amazing run by the Guardians youngest team in Major League Baseball maybe expected to be part of the mix for wildcard in the American League but it was supposed to be the division belonging to the Chicago White Sox and the Guardians turned this into a runaway win in the AL Central they're a really good team they're tough to score against they pitch really well they catch the ball they put so much pressure on you we hit some big we hit the ball out of the ballpark which was which was big for us and obviously played a big role in it today it was a you know as competitive a series as you can have you know going five games a little bit of back and forth they pulled one out late on us I don't know what necessarily the difference was but it was a it was a hard-fought close series they're hurting right now because they care and they worked unbelievably hard but I hope as that wears off as that wears off they'll realize just how proud we are of them and how much we care about them and also reminded them that this needs to be a starting place for us this can't just be a good story this year we need to take this and go and because I think we have a chance to have something really special this is a special group I've ever been a part of and I look forward to coming to the clubhouse every single day what a joy these these young guys the staff really everybody are what a joy to work with and it's a year I'm never gonna forget our plan was to shock the world through the whole thing you know we uh winning the division was the first part wild card round put ourselves in position to beat the yankees and you know we want to win the world series but that's a good yankees team but the cool thing is now we got a bunch of dudes with with a ton of playoff experience and about the most hostile environment you can imagine and uh watch out for the guards next year austin hedges and I do believe that I'm a big believer in the experience even if you get bounced in the playoffs to make it um to be able to get there and taste it for the first time and in the case of many of these guys it's their first time and austin makes a great point they had to do it in Cleveland in Cleveland in New York which was such a big deal because this is the team right that every year has world series expectations expectations out of the American league now it becomes a completely different animal for the yankees because we're talking about the Astros who are in a record sixth consecutive American League championship series six in a row I guess you could call them cheaters and say oh the banging on trash cans and I get it it was a big deal that year they won the world series but there's no possible way if you care about the truth that the truth is relevant that you can say they cheated their way to sixth consecutive American League championship series they are the team to be in the American League and they have been for most of the year specifically the second half when the yankees fell off so we'll look at that series coming up and actually we'll we'll look back to the the series that they played against each other um it's just such a strange series to uh both extremes for the Astros and the yankees and of course top of the hour we're going to spend some time in San Diego how do the Padres bounce back after being stymied in the opener of the NLCS the NFL holding its owners meetings oh you know it's a bunch of powerful people who just got to make sure that they throw their weight around oh my goodness and Roger Goodell speaking out as well on a variety of topics it's after hours with Amy Lawrence the listening you love is on the free odyssey app your trusted local radio 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pass caught by chase at the 50 runs through an arm tackle down the sideline he's gonna take it to the house jamar chase a 60-yard touchdown and the bangles have the lead with 157 to go unbelievable the pittsburgh steelers long count hits the snap he's back fires for the end zone wow wow a little stop rob into some zone coverage what a great job mitch seen it he just seen it man and he let it go he sees it that he does it the indianapolis colts three receivers to the left ryan throws down the near sideline looking for alec pierce he's got it touchdown touchdown alec pierce spikes it into the end zone touchdown i n d y a 32-yard grab over the shoulder snag alec pierce you've got an hour left to vote for td of the week on our show twitter after our cbs or on our facebook page and we got some game winners we even had to leave out one game winner because we didn't have enough spots at our twitter poll but going backwards matt taylor on colts radio alec pierce from matt ryan 32-yard variety with mere seconds left on the clock mitch trubisky back on the field for the pittsburgh steelers after kenny pickett was knocked out of the game he finds chase claypool for what turns out to be the game winning td steelers over the buccaneers how about jibar chase going 60 yards not only did he break out of a tackle but then and spun away from a tackle but then has enough juice and energy to get by another tackler would-be tackler who's trying to cut off his angle on the sidelines 60 yards in the super dome as joe burrow and jamar chase return to louisiana and then josh allen and dawson knox and the game winning touchdown with about a minute to go against the chiefs at arrowhead stadium so you can vote again on twitter or facebook for another hour and we will reveal your choice for td of the week it's after hours with amy lawrence on cbs sports radio also taking your questions for ask amy and so you can find those spots on our social media as well that's easy to do you know i feel as though we have got you trained like pavlov's dogs and that is not because i think you're dogs so do not read into that only that you know some of you send me questions before we ever get to our hump show and you say i know we're not quite there yet but this is for ask amy or some of you send questions before the post is even up which is fantastic now those of you who are brand new we generally are not going to tell you who wins the super bowl that's not something that we do here on the show and a lot of times the questions are outside of the sports realm actually they're they're not uh part of the center ring of the circus instead they kind of go off the beaten path but i do not select the questions that is producer j so you're going to want to send the questions that you think might attract his interest again on twitter or facebook so two games in or i shouldn't say two games in uh two games down on tuesday one in the american league that sets up the alcs and then the nlcs and i i am amazed at the different personalities that we're seeing from the phillies and the padres and really all the teams that are in the postseason and we've had a more limited sample size of the astros they've only played three games so far but we know who they are we'll see whether or not justin verlander rebounds in the alcs it's just the the justin verlander who's pitched the last six games in the postseason is not the one that we saw uh prior to that going back to the days when uh you know he was part of not just a tiger's team that went to the world series and he won uh sai young mvp but also uh joining the houston astros in 17 when they were able to to catapult themselves to a world series you know i i can't i can't help it they did in fact win the world series that year there's not a whole lot that i can do to change that and i could continue to add the asterisk to it but it is what it is it's it's going to remain the history book similar to barry bonds being the all-time home run king but i did see this line about justin verlander that thought was interesting um that there was a very specific reason why he did not pitch well in in the game um the game that he pitched he pitched to start the alds uh sorry i'm trying to find it while i'm doing because i remember i don't want to get it wrong um because i saw it and i kind of chuckled at it um but he is looking he's looking for it to be completely different thing uh when they start the alcs here and going back to the astros and the yankees during the regular season all of their games were kind of stuffed together and it was four games in new york was it four games in new york and then it was two games or three games in houston um two games in houston i guess it was a double header uh and it was it was so strange because the yankees never led in any of those games except for the two in which they walked off and they had such a hard time with the astros pitching well it's the same pitching um although again if you're thinking about justin verlander and the way that he's been over the course of his last six postseason starts um maybe it's not quite as scary as what we saw during the regular season but he's still justin verlander calf injury he said really screwed up his mechanics he said it was a small kind of tweak of his calf that led to all of his mechanics being completely thrown off i mean who am i to say i'm sure justin verlander is very well aware of every little thing that's happening in his body in his body but he believes that that's what threw off his mechanics in that first start against the mariners all right so he gave up six runs on 10 hits and he's sure that he knows why that happened a tweaked calf throwing off his mechanics the body of work though is so impressive 33 career postseason starts i mean what are you tom brady 33 career postseason starts when he takes game the ball for game one coming up on wednesday for the astros against the yankees and the yankees are going to have to figure out a way to hit they did not hit well against the astros during the regular season as i say they were no hit they were nearly no hit a second game in a row until erin judge hit a walk-off home run i hope i'm getting these details correct it was over a weekend it's like a friday saturday or saturday sunday and they nearly got no hit in back-to-back games until erin judge hit a walk-off it was feast or famine for the yankees and the only time they were able to come up with the the hits to win the two games they did were in the late stages where they delivered walk-offs but not against the starting pitchers for the astros so game one of the alcs begins at minute made park coming up on wednesday and then game two phillies and padres we're going to talk about that straight ahead it's after hours with amy lawrence on cbs sports radio the listening you love is on the free odyssey app your trusted local radio stations coverage of your favorite teams live news from your hometown and 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