Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik & Mackenzie Rivers remember Pete Rose, recap the Mets/Braves double header and preview today's MLB Wild Card games and recap the Monday Night Football doubleheader.Pete Rose Tribute, MLB Postseason Recap, and NFL Monday Night HighlightsIn the October 1st episode of Straight Outta Vegas, Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik, and Mackenzie Rivers discuss Pete Rose's passing, MLB postseason action, and NFL Monday night results. Here’s a concise summary covering key quotes, player stats, and team insights.Pete Rose: Remembering a Legend (0:00 - 6:29)The show starts with a heartfelt tribute to Pete Rose, MLB’s all-time hits leader, who passed away at age 83. Steve Fezzik shares memories of Rose’s influence on the Cincinnati Reds' success in the 1970s. Quote Analysis: Fezzik calls Rose "the heart and soul of the Big Red Machine," reflecting on his aggressive playstyle and dedication. Rose's memorable headfirst slides and relentless approach are highlighted. Fezzik recalls Rose’s vital role in the 1975 World Series (1:33). Player Stats: Rose’s 4,256 hits and participation in 1,972 career wins set him apart as one of baseball’s all-time greats. Team Insights: Rose’s leadership and impact on the Reds helped create a dynasty, but Fezzik notes how close they came to missing a championship after losses in 1972 and 1973. Conclusion: Rose’s legacy in baseball is unquestionable. However, Seidenberg feels a Hall of Fame induction after his death would be an insufficient recognition of Rose's contributions.MLB Postseason Action: Mets vs. Braves (10:38 - 17:44)The MLB postseason is here, and Seidenberg recaps a dramatic doubleheader between the Mets and Braves, with both teams splitting the series. Quote Analysis: Seidenberg questions the Braves' decision to pull Spencer Schwellenbach after eight strong innings. "The Mets took full advantage, scoring six runs to take the lead" (10:38). Francisco Lindor’s clutch homer sealed an 8-7 victory for the Mets. Player Stats: Lindor hit the game-winning home run in Game 1, while the Braves won Game 2, 3-0, despite missing starter Chris Sale due to back spasms. Team Insights: Both teams are postseason-bound, with the split series showing the resilience and unpredictability of October baseball. Conclusion: The doubleheader sets the tone for the MLB postseason, where key pitching decisions can alter the course of a game.NFL Monday Night Recap: Titans vs. Dolphins, Lions vs. Seahawks (17:45 - 25:54)The NFL Week 4 doubleheader saw the Titans defeat the Dolphins 31-12, while the Lions beat the Seahawks 42-29 in a high-scoring affair.Titans vs. Dolphins Quote Analysis: Seidenberg is critical of Miami’s struggling offense with backup quarterback Snoop Huntley. “Miami’s offense is in trouble,” he says, highlighting their inability to move the ball effectively (17:45). Player Stats: Titans QB Mason Rudolph stepped in after Will Levis’ injury, managing 85 passing yards. Miami’s Devon Achan continued to struggle with multiple negative runs. Team Insights: Miami’s season projection drops to seven wins, and the team faces an uphill battle without a stable quarterback. Tennessee's solid defense was enough to take advantage of Miami's weaknesses. Lions vs. Seahawks Quote Analysis: Seidenberg praises Jared Goff’s perfect 18-for-18 performance, noting that "the football never touched the ground" (20:16). Player Stats: Goff threw for 292 yards, while Kenneth Walker had three rushing touchdowns for Seattle. Despite Seattle's efforts, Detroit's offensive efficiency proved overwhelming. Team Insights: The Lions’ precision on offense puts them in a strong position, while the Seahawks’ defensive struggles continue. Conclusion: Tennessee’s dominance and Detroit’s flawless offensive execution highlight the contrasting outcomes of the night’s NFL games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices