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Writing for Bleed Cubbie Blue, Josh Timmers asks Chicago Cubs fans to vote on whether they are supporting the Milwaukee Brewers or the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series. Timmers states he personally refuses to root for the Brewers under any circumstances, though he acknowledges some Cubs fans might support them due to National League loyalty, admiration for their front office, or connections to former Cubs such as Willson Contreras.
Alongside the World Series fan discussion, Timmers reviews the 1969 television movie pilot for Rod Serling's Night Gallery, highlighting Steven Spielberg's directorial debut in the segment "Eyes" starring Joan Crawford. He also notes that Hanshin Tigers announced plans to post Triple Crown winner Teruaki Sato to Major League Baseball, with a previous poll showing 61 percent of readers supported Chicago attempting to sign him.
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