The 2024 World Series officially begins Friday night in Los Angeles. Los Angeles Dodgers to host New York Yankees In Game 1.

Since this is a meeting between two of MLB’s most established franchises and some of the biggest stars in the league, there will be plenty of spotlight.

Gracie Cashman, daughter of Yankees general manager Brian Cashman, will also be in the audience.

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26-year-old Gracie spoke before the World Series New York Post to uncover information about the personality behind his father’s stoic presence in the bunker.

Cashman seems like a serious man, but behind closed doors he acts “goofy” when talking to his family.

“He’s a stupid, stupid man,” Gracie said. “I had an interesting window with my dad, especially with his public persona… I have friends who are Yankee fans who met him and they actually said, ‘I didn’t expect him to be like this at all. He’s so different,’ more than I thought.”

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“He has two kids, so he’s very funny to us. He’s not that stoic. He’s not that shy.”

Brian Cashman, funny man. Who would think?

Gracie, who hosts the “Story of My Number” interview series on YES Network, will not be able to attend the first two games of the World Series in Los Angeles due to season 2 production.

But when the action returns to New York, you can expect to see Gracie herself cheering on the Bronx Bombers.

The World Series will come to New York on Monday, October 28.

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