Jane Levy

the Jays to have looked so bad at home and then flip the script and have the Mariners look so bad at home.

It makes you wonder whether these teams that haven't had playoff games, you know, to really talk about for a long time, you know, we're a little tight and sometimes getting away from home is a really good thing.

I doubt that the Mariners will be as, um,

brain cramped tonight as they were.

I mean, they got Castillo going and he doesn't, he seems, what's the opposite of flappable?

Unflappable.

Unflappable.

He seems unflappable.

So, you know, and strangely, unless it's changing, though I've been checking this morning, the Blue Jays have decided to go with Max Scherzer, the wily vet.

They're now calling him the wily vet as opposed to the future Hall of Famer.

You know, in terms of grit and experience, you can't do better than Mad Max.

But Mad Max hasn't pitched since September 24th.

And, you know, he's 41.

You know, maybe they're not expecting much more than a couple of it.

Maybe they're going to treat him like an opener for all we know.

But it's a very strange choice in my view.

I mean, Chris Bassett's available.

Why not Chris Bassett?

up what should we expect here for the rest of this series like all of a sudden this goes from a foregone conclusion to some real pressure on the mariners at home in game four well pressure's okay you know pressure is what professional athletes and even some amateurs if there are such things anymore that's what they should thrive on you know wasn't billy jing king says pressure is a privilege and you know if they can't do it then so be it they can't do it but

You know, I think they'll be more relaxed tonight.