I'm not sure how many are following it after this year's Blue Jays disappointment, but it's been an exciting World Series so far. 

Milwaukee and Tampa Bay are pretty evenly matched, and the first game ended on a re-do in the ninth inning, after a botched call, while the second game involved an unlikely Brewers comeback from a 4-0 deficit. And because neither has ever won the ultimate championship, there will be a first time World Series winner when it's all decided. 

It's fine if you're watching it on either Sportsnet or Fox. But trying to find it on a close-by GTA radio station has been nearly impossible. That's because Rogers has the rights and by sheer coincidence, a Leafs or a Raptors game has been on opposite it every night so far. So The Fan 590 is forced to take the local game - as it should.

But it means anyone looking for the balls and strikes when they're out has to go hunting for it. When I'm out walking the dog at night and want to listen to the game, it's a real challenge to find it. All the regular ESPN radio outlets are carrying their own local teams and the only one I can get - if the conditions are right - is WMVP AM 1000 from Chicago. And with CFRB right beside it, it can be a real hassle.

I'm not sure what else they could do, but the World Series isn't some minor league deal. It's called the "Fall Classic" for a reason. The Fan airs the final innings most nights, but only after local hockey or hoops coverage has wrapped - complete with seemingly endless (and sponsored) post game shows. So if you're lucky, you can hear maybe the last three innings.

I've never seen a major league sports finale treated as such an afterthought. But somehow, in Toronto this year, it is. And that's a shame.