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ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney joins Levack and Goz every Thursday thanks to Roland J Down Service Experts. With the World Series tied 1 - 1 we recap and look forward as we break down the matchup between the Tampa Bay Rays and Los Angeles Dodgers. Plus how does Buster feel about MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred saying he'd like to keep some of the changes instituted in the 2020 COVID-19 MLB season?

Will Aaron Judge be ready for Opening Day? Here are the questions that need answers before Opening Day.

On Thursday, MLB announced the 2021 schedule. Find out what to expect next season.

We have baseball!!! The MLB and the MLBPA have kinda sorta come to an agreement. There will be a 60 game regular season with a normal playoff format. The length of the season isn't the only difference you can expect to see this season. There are a few changes that could make life pretty difficult for the New York Yankees and Mets.

Friday, July 20th, Commerce Chenango will host a bus trip from Norwich to Binghamton to see the, ah hem, Rumble Ponies in action at NYSEG Stadium. They are, of course, the Double A affiliate of the New York Mets (Binghamton Mets sounded SO much better).

Now that the Patriots are DONE, my football season is over and it's time to get ready to "Play Ball."  Pitchers and catchers report to spring training in a month, and I am ready to cheer the Sox on to their second straight title. No, really, I can feel it...

The third Red Sox championship in ten years got me to thinking about my grandfathers last night, both of who were big "SAWX" fans. The reason being that neither of them got to see the Sox win a series in their lifetime. Well, they were both alive when the Red Sox won the 1918 series, but one was 6, the other 3, so that doesn't count, right...

Mariano Rivera pitched for the last time in Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. And the Yankees fans, coaches and players sent him out in classic style.

It was sad to see that another of my heroes from the pennant winning 1967 Red Sox team had died.  George Scott, "Boomer," 1st baseman on that team, passed away this week at the age of 69. Scott is a member of the Red Sox Hall of Fame, and with his passing, sadly only one of that team's starting infielders is still with us...

Do  you know someone who is a little or a lot bummed out. A co-worker having a bad day, a relative who needs cheering up? Maybe a friend who is a Mets fan, or a deluded Yankee fan who couldn't wait for A-Rod and Jeter to come back and lead them to the pennant...