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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2025 · 1H 15M

How Did They Do THIS?

from Corner Office · host Jack Byrne and Alex Penders

Today the boys talk about game 7 of the ALCS, and how the Toronto Blue Jays outlasted the Seattle Mariners. They also talked about how Shohei Ohtani put up the best performance in MLB history with 6 innings pitched, no runs, 2 hits and 10 strikeouts. He added 3 home runs as well. Then they did an entire NBA tier list ranking for every team in the league. They ranked them based on Finals Favorite, Contender, Frisky, Play-In Purgatory, and Tankathon. They finished by talking about week 6 of the NFL. They talked about how the Patriots look like they might be the favorites for the AFC East, and how the Unc Bowl between the Steelers and Bengals was cinema. Then they discussed the ways in which the Giants completely blew their lead against the Broncos, as well as why London games are losing their excitement. They finished off with Monday night football and how Jack does not believe there should be Monday night doubleheaders and whether or not the Seahawks are for real. Weekly picks ended the show, with Alex taking the lead after 7 weeks coming off a 5-0 week, but Jack trails closely behind after a 4-1 week of his own. Oh, and P.S. you can't beat the boys. Instagram @thecornerofficepodFollow for weekly episodes, and daily clips!

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