Dave Dameshek

Salad's great.

I'm not going to apologize for enjoying food.

That's one of my passions.

Very quickly, Mike, and 10-day Tony, talking to Miami, and I don't want to obsess about what's going on with the Dolphins or with the U. It's sad times, basically, if you're a football fan in Miami, I feel like right now.

But a fashion question for you, Mike Ryan, since we do drip drill on occasion and we do owe a new division analysis.

Maybe we can do that in the next week or two.

Meantime, the World Series Game 7, Isaiah Kiner-Falefa,

infamously slides feet first into home plate and he's called out.

But everybody said he should have head first slid.

But he had on the oven mitt.

What if the margin of victory in getting the World Series was the oven mitt?

Where do we go as a society from there?

Where do we come down on the oven mitt as an amendment to one's uniform and it playing potentially a critical role?

I mean, we avoided it here, but one day it's going to happen.

Yeah, well, thank goodness.

The one thing we avoided, what a splendid Game 7 it was in every regard.

And thank goodness that we didn't decide Game 7 of the World Series on an instant replay.

In fact, a hot take or otherwise, if they would have said actually the runner was safe on that play, the J should have said, we're men of honor.

No, we're not taking it.

We play on it.