I started getting ahead of myself and pondering what day a Phillies parade might have fallen on in early November after they went up 2-1. But here I am doing it again. Then again, every year I always mentally pencil in a hypothetical February PTO day for a hypothetical parade.

Probably WFH on the 13th (no matter the outcome) and PTO for hypo parade day.

They were doing that during the regular season this year- when I was at a game in July they made us go inside around the 3rd inning or so (lot K). Not sure if they're letting people hang around longer in the post-season?

Xfinity will be a disaster. I walked by it last Saturday 2 hours before the NLCS game and the line was down the block. I'm sure some of those people had game tix and left before game time but I imagine the line will be even more insane this week. I'd go with Chickie's or Philadium. I've actually never watched a game at Philadium, usually just go there after games, so not sure how packed it might be but at least Chickie's is big.

And to think they were a (phenomenal) Blake save away from going down 2-0! But once they got that momentum back, it was over. Amazing.

People are weirdly obsessed with hating soccer. There are plenty of other sports people don't like/watch but there's this excessively vocal sector that need to tell you how much they hate soccer.

Was that the guy in the Fila shirt at Broad and Sansom? He was up there for ages even after the cops tried to make him come down. They eventually forced the entire crowd south several blocks before they went to get him down, so was curious to see how that all ended.

Actually kind of bummed we're only 13th. I'm not Gen Z but with affordability being one of the major factors, I would have thought we'd be higher.