And one last thing - though they'll be fully updated online, I'm guessing all the major print editions of Toronto's newspapers will be without the biggest story of the day, because their print deadline is well since past.

Read all about it? You probably won't if you pick up a copy on Tuesday.

Do they still put out "Extras" anymore?

Looks like CFRB morning newsman Stuart McGinn was smart to take the World Series week off. He told John Moore last Monday he didn't want to come in tired after staying up late to watch the games, so he booked the week off. 

Ironically, if he was getting up early to report for the early shift on Tuesday, he could have turned on the TV and Game 3 would still have been on!

I have to wonder - is there some kind of curfew law in L.A. that at one point would have suspended the game until they could pick it up the next day? I seem to recall it happening before in baseball, although never during the World Series. It was already close to midnight in California when this tragedy finally came to an end.

How long could it have possibly gone on before the rules say, "Game over - for now" and picked the thing up the following afternoon before the next game at night?

I watched it all.  Great television.  TSN1200 in Ottawa, switched to the game following the Sens rout of Boston.  For many, including myself, this is reality TV.

Walter wrote:
"I almost turned it off after that miserable excuse for a 'Canadian national anthem'.  Snivelling caterwauling."

We hung in til the loss...and were wondering if they cut the budget for anthem singers ?  The guy was dressed for yardwork, and sang worse than bad karaoke, while Paisely got the money shot and the anthem production. You have to wonder about the not so subtle dig at Canada by the people in charge of the show.

Stuck it out until the 14th inning and turned in to bed at 2am. I had a bad feeling that the Jays weren't going to win (Ohtani was just killing us and I figured he'd hit a homer eventually and that would be that).
 

I'm in town for the OAB/CCBE conference, and yeah, I stayed up for the whole thing.

Lots of people dragging today!

(And we Rochesterians are all Jays fans now - Ernie Clement grew up in my suburb!)

Interesting to watch the "There's Good News Tonight" kicker on NBC Nightly New Tuesday. It was all about Monday's history making 18-inning World Series marathon, and was, of course, celebrating the Dodgers win.

While they certainly showed the highlights of what happened, along with L.A. fans whooping it up, there was something missing. 

I don't believe reporter Morgan Chesky even mentioned the words "Blue Jays" anywhere in the entire segment. It was as if the Dodgers had beaten some faceless team who weren't worthy of naming. I'm not saying they should have celebrated Toronto's squad, who after all did lose but held their own for 18 excruciating innings, but it was pretty poor journalism not to at least refer to who else was on the field. 

Folks at 1050 CHUM must be either sleeping from exhaustion or catching the game on 590. CHUM is running an open carrier with a bad hum. Still, squeaking through are XEG Monterrey Mexico, WLYQ Parkersburg WV, presumed WTKA Ann Arbor with Detroit St Louis hockey (no apparent Blues affiliate on 1050), and one of two Relevant radio (Catholic) stations in Wisconsin. I'm at my Kawarthas DX Post.

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