October baseball is back — and with the Yankees and Phillies both taking early exits, the postseason drama is in full swing. From rivalries reigniting to unexpected collapses, this year’s playoffs have already given us plenty to talk about.

In this episode, we break down the history of October baseball — the iconic moments, legendary performances, and players who built their legacy when it mattered most. From Kirk Gibson’s one-legged homer to David Freese’s miracle night in St. Louis, October has always been where legends are made.

Then we unveil our Mount Rushmore of Baseball Playoff Performers — the four players who defined clutch

We dig into their postseason stats, career highlights, signature moments, and what made each of them a symbol of October greatness.

Finally, we look ahead to this year’s postseason finish and make our World Series prediction

Listen for: ⚾️ Why October baseball feels different 🔥 The greatest playoff performances ever 👑 What makes a player “clutch” 🎯 Our World Series prediction

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