Francisco Lindor on ROY, the playoffs and his suit game

There's a good chance that Francisco Lindor wins the AL Rookie of the Year. He and fellow Puerto Rican shortstop Carlos Correa are the top two contenders for the award. It promises to be a tight vote, but if Lindor wins, he already knows what's he doing with the trophy. He's giving it to his parents. "So they can see all the work that they put in and the time they spent," says the 21-year-old Cleveland Indians shortstop. He's part of the most exciting rookie class that MLB has seen in some time. And even though Lindor isn't in the postseason as a rookie, he's happily watching his fellow youngsters make an impact this October. Whether that's Correa or Kyle Schwarber or Rougned Odor. Lindor joined the podcast this week to talk about who has impressed him this postseason, whether he thinks he should win Rookie of the Year (take a guess on that one), plus the bright future of the Indians and his own personal style. He's big on suits, matches and shoes. In addition to that, we've got Three Strikes with Bad News Ramen, plus talk about Jose Bautista's bat flip and "Back to the Future 2." Here's a rundown of the entire show: • Intro • Who good as the postseason been so far? • Francisco Lindor joins the show • Three Strikes with Bad News Ramen: Bautista's bat flip, the Astros jinx and Steve Bartman • More takes on Bautista's bat flip • The Cubs meet "Back to the Future 2" • Important question: Who's going to vape during a postseason celebration? [Music: Atmosphere ft. deM atlaS - "Finer Things"]