How Will It End?

An episode of the A Few More Words podcast, hosted by Joe Posnanski, titled "How Will It End?" was published on November 5, 2022 and runs 45 minutes.

November 5, 2022 ·45m · A Few More Words

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Joe and Molly are talking World Series again with the wonderful Ellen Adair as we head into Game 6 of the World Series. We talk about what went wrong for the Phillies in Games 4 and 5, how they can turn it around in Game 6, how important it is that they get something out of pitcher Zack Wheeler, and what sort of chaos to expect if the series goes to seven games.

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