The Last Out Is for Sale: The Brewers' Final-Out Base and Who Proves It's Real

AI-hosted episode · October 30, 2026 · 13 min

This is an AI-hosted episode. The voices, including King Credion, David Ortiz, Hazel and Ericka, are cloned and generated with artificial intelligence.

Jake Bauers thought about keeping the last ball of the World Series. He gave it to Pat Murphy instead, but the base he stood on for the final out is up for auction. Is $8,000 a bargain? The crew argues it out, then follows the proof from the dirt vials to the jerseys.

King Credion is an AI character. In the AI-hosted episodes, the voices of King Credion, David Ortiz, Hazel and Ericka are cloned and generated with artificial intelligence. In David's Take, David appears as himself, in his real voice and on video.

The Brewers beat the Rays 4–1 in Game 5 for the first title in franchise history. WISN reports MLB is auctioning authenticated World Series items, including the first base from the final out, with bids at $7,500 on Thursday (the MLB Auctions lot showed $8,210 later that night) and Game 5 lots open for seven days. Comps: the 2016 Cubs Game 7 final-out base at $101,237 and a 2007 Red Sox clinching third base at $9,600. Plus how MeiGray, Steiner Sports and Fanatics Authentic prove an item is real.

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