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ALDS Game 5 Reactions: Guardians Advance | NLCS Preview: Brewers v Dodgers | Baseball Is Dead EP 485
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Episode 485: The Guardians Complete the Comeback
The Cleveland Guardians complete the comeback from a 2-0 series deficit against the Chicago White Sox. Gavin Williams and José Ramírez put the team on their backs and give them just enough for the series victory. The guys talk about each of the Guardians’ standout performances from Game 5 and put them into historical perspective.
They give their flowers to the Chicago White Sox for their magical season and historic turnaround. The pod turns its attention to the heavyweight fight that is the NLCS. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers—the two best teams in the National League all season—meet up in a best-of-seven matchup that the majority of the pod thinks might only go 5 games.
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00:00:00 - Guardians Advance to the ALCS
00:18:16 - NLCS Preview: Dodgers vs. Brewers
00:27:57 - NLCS Predictions
00:29:33 - Award-Winning Nugs
00:32:08 - Final Thoughts
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