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All right now from the LA Times, he thinks Dave Roberts should get a

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contract extension. We welcome on Dylan
Hernatez and Dylan, thanks for jumping on

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on this Monday. No, thank
you for having me on. Okay,

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let's start with what you wrote,
Dave Roberts. Last next year will be

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the final year of his deal,
and you're saying they should extend him right

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now. Yeah, I mean,
I just don't see him going anywhere.

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Frankly, you know, I think
that if they don't win the World Series,

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it's going to be kind of what
we saw, you know, last

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year and the year before where they
just kind of didn't have the starting pitching

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right now, they could address that
between now and the trade deadline. But

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you know, I think that's probably
more likely the scenario than him just kind

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of you know, you know,
just detonating the whole thing, you know,

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And in that case, why kind
of subject him and the team to

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kind of the speculation that we all
know is going to come come October?

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Right? I mean, and this
is kind of the same story every October.

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You know, it's usually the blame
finds a way, you know,

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the ball always finds the ways Kershaw's
hands, you know, in those certain

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moments. You know, so usually
Kershall takes those share of the blame and

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then it's Roberts, you know.
And I just think, you know,

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if again, if if the focus
is really to win a world Series,

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why not just kind of eliminate that
distraction, right, you know. And

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I know it's like a different sport
whatever, but you know, we just

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saw in the Copa America with the
US men's national team, you know,

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with Greg Berhalter and the speculation over
his future. You know, you can't

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tell me that that didn't affect that
team, And so I'm just kind of

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thinking, you know what I mean
here, I mean, they've had this

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guy for ten years now, they
already know what they're going to get out

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of him. You know, you
look at just kind of all the problems

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that he kind of smooths out over
the course of the season. I mean,

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a lot of stuff has happened this
year, right, and the fact

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that like we're here, you know, in July and kind of everything seems

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normal and okay, everything's going to
kind of go to the playoffs. I

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think you speak. I do think
really speaks to his ability to kind of

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manage teams and situations. All right, So let me play devil's advocate,

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and first in theory, I agree
with what you're saying. Okay, so

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we'll acknowledge that. Now, let
me play devil's advocate. They spent the

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money, they have Otani, they're
all in, they signed John Momoto.

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Everything is geared toward them winning a
World Series, not getting to the playoffs

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and eliminate it. And also not
well, you know, he didn't have

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the pitching. This is it and
if it doesn't work, somebody's going to

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get it because somebody has to get
it. And I believe that they may

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take a weight and see approach.
I don't think they want to move Dave

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Roberts at all, I think they
want him to be here for as many

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years as he wants. Ten more
years. But on the other hand,

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Dylan, if they keep coming up
short, somebody's got to get it,

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you know what I mean, Yeah, I do. And you know,

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and this is where again the the
Otani contract is so important, right,

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is because the you know, there's
a clause in his deal that says if

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Mark Walter, the owner, or
if Andrew Friedman, the president of Baseball

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Ops, go anywhere, he can
then opt out of his contract, you

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know, And so that kind of
protects Friedman, right, And you know,

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I do think there has been you
know, over the years, right,

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you can kind of go year by
year, and Okay, who's more

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at fault between kind of Friedman and
Roberts And I do think over the last

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couple of years, right, it's
been more a function I think them getting

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eliminated up like roster construction. Right. So, if anything, you're probably

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looking at pre Now I'm not saying
that free you know, I would sign

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Freedman to a lifetime contract. Don't
get me wrong. I don't think he

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should go anywhere, but you know, I'm also kind of not of this,

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like, Okay, well, they
just kind of need a change stace

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to change things because a lot of
you know, I know, people look

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at that one point whatever billion spent
one I think it was one point three

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billion spent over the off season,
and it's not you know, they're just

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too many positions in a baseball team, right, you know, it's twenty

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six man active roaster. And you
know the reason that bill got up that

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high, it was just kind of
certain market forces there, right. And

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that said, for a team that
has its high a payroll, this is

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a team with a lot of gaps, you know. And I don't think

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again, you know, take down
my moto, right, I mean,

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he got the three one hundred and
twenty five million dollar contract. I don't

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think that's Dave Roberts's fault that the
guy's shoulders started barking when he started bringing

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sliders all of a sudden, right. And so to me, these are

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not Dave Roberts problems. These are
kind of you know, again, it's

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you know, I mean, frankly, if you're going to look at something,

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you know, maybe the farm system, right, I mean, you

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know, despite them kind of having
hyped up their farm system as much as

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they have over the years, you
look at it, it's been Walker Bueler,

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and it's been Will Smith, and
you know, some role players that

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sure, you know, might help
out on a particularly given season, but

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the production hasn't quite been there,
right, And that's what's kind of made

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I think the team go out and
have to spend big money on you know,

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I mean, right, I mean
they had Corey Sieger, who's a

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Home Crown guy. Once he kind
of you know, grew into free agency,

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they obviously let him go because he
got too expensive. Now you pivot

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to Freddie Freeman, right, and
you know which is you know, that's

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a nine figure commitment, right,
instead of having a guy coming up with

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the minor league. So, you
know, I just think that there are

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areas probably need to point two outside
of the manager. And again, you

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know, I go and I look
at like, you know, I look

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at teams like the Mets. I
look at teams like the Padres, you

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know, where you kind of see
like one thing kind of go wrong and

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next thing, you know, this
thing turns into a snowball, which turns

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into an avalanche, and all of
a sudden, the team, you know,

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gets off track whatever it is,
right, And now you know look,

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the roster obviously has a lot to
do with the Dodgers success over the

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last decade, but I also think
Dave Roberts has something to do with that.

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Don't disagree, as a matter of
fact, I do agree, but

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you understand public perception and there will
be an incredible sense of frustration if they

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don't get farther than they've been.
And since Andrew Freeman can't get it and

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Mark Walter's not going to get it, ultimately somebody will have to get it

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because I think the fans will be
they'll be unhappy, they'll be uncomfortable,

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and even though they are wrong and
who they're pointing the finger at, they're

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going to want somebody to pay for
this. And I'm not saying it's gonna

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happen after this year. I'm not
saying that, But I really think that's

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the deal what I extend them,
sure, because I get what you're saying.

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I don't know if the fan base
gets that, Dylan, Yeah,

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I don't either. And that's why
actually, like I would go ahead and

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extend them now, right, is
because I do think that, you know,

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right, I mean, I mean
take this like I'm gonna random Wednesday.

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You know, you bring in a
particular reliever, that guy gives it

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up all of a sudden, everybody's
calling up the postgame talk show saying like,

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why did Roberts bring that guy in? I mean, things just kind

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of happen, right, and the
manager's always the guy that people going at,

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you know, right for blame.
And I just kind of think that

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if the organization comes down and says, look, this is off the table

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now, right, We're not this
guy's not going to go anywhere. We're

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committed to him. I just think
a lot of that talk will subside.

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Right now. People might still sure, they will be frustrated obviously if the

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team doesn't win, you know,
but I think it will probably lead to

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a more honest assessment of what's going
on other than just kind of, you

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know, having a sacrificial land because
whatever it is. You know, Let's

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say they fall short this year and
like, look, as of right now,

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the way they're constructed right now,
you know, kind of the health

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issues that they're having, my guess
is that they right, they're not positioned

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at this moment to win the World
Series. Now that said, they're also

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not that far from it, right, I mean, they could just be

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one or two trades away, you
know, one or two moves away from

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that place, and you know,
to kind of tear stuff down that unnecessarily

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I don't think is particularly productive.
I would kind of, okay, again,

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take an honest assessment of where you
are right now, what do we

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have to do, What are the
sacrifices that we have to make to address

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those needs? And go ahead and
do that. And because ultimately, you

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know, the results are going to
view what determines fan satisfaction, right right,

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and you know next year right,
stay to fall stroke. This year,

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you address those one or two things, you win. Next year,

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everybody's going to be fine about it. You know. So that's kind of

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the route that I would choose personally, you know, and I agree with

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you. I understand those forces that
are there, But to me, that's

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the argument for why you should extend
them, right, it's it's the organization

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telling the public this guy's not this
is our guy, he's not going anywhere.

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You know. You talked about assessing
where you're at, and this is

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about the time where Andrew Friedman sits
back and assesses where the team's at.

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You said, a couple of moves
will make the difference. What are those

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moves. Yeah, I mean,
you know, obviously if they can get

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if they can find a way to
get close shapes on the White Sox,

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that that takes care of a lot, right, because now you have an

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age to pair with you know,
again, the last couple of starts for

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Glass, now I've been a little
bit shaky, but let's assume that the

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you know, he can get through
the year fine, and you know he'll

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be the guy you want him to
be. You want that other starter really,

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uh, you know, to be
there to you know, to kind

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of anchor that lineup or that rotation. Sorry, you know, and now,

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look the price is going to be
high, right, this is a

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picture I believe with two more years
of club control after this, this is

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going to cost you your top prospects. You know. But again, kind

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of go back, you know,
I mean, right, Gavin Lux,

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you know, a few years ago
could have gotten you that type of guy.

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Right, they decided like, let's
hold on to him, and you

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know, he's just kind of a
guy on the roster at this point.

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You know, I think you know, a year ago, you know,

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Diego Kartaia was kind of the big
guy, you know on the you know,

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in their farm system. You know, since then, he's kind of

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had back issues, right, and
that's not to say anything about his town,

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but things just kind of happen,
right, And so that to me

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is kind of the thing that they
have to kind of figure out here,

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is Okay, you know, do
we kind of put in these prospects who

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again could make our lives easier down
the road. But then again, you

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look at kind of their success rate
with these things over the last decade,

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it hasn't been great, you know, And so to me, that's kind

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of the thing here, you know, And again I'm with you on this

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in terms of, look, they
spent them a ton of money. They're

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kind of designed to win. Now, you know, Tawny's thirty best freeman

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are even older than that that windows
closing. I do think they need to

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be pushing all in over these next
couple of years to make something happen.

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Yeah, one hundred percent, all
right, So you would you may have

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to give up your top prospect and
probably somebody from the Major league ross terra.

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I would think, like a lux
or somebody like that that's not going

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to be overly expensive but can play
every day for the white Sox. So

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now we talk about the picture,
what other needs do they have in your

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opinion, Yeah, you know,
I mean if they can, if they

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can add another bat obviously to kind
of maybe extend that lineup a little bit.

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You know, I'm kind of thinking, you look around, maybe a

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guy like Grandia ros Arena might be
available. Now again, he's gonna he's

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gonna cost you something, right,
you know. But that said, I

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think they have some attractive pieces,
you know. And the one thing I'll

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say this about the Dodgers, the
one thing that done a very good job

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of is the guys they've traded.
None of them have really come back to

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hurt them, right in terms of, like you know, with the exception

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of your Dann Alvarez, who is
traded within like a month of them signing

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him out of you know, out
of Cuba. But everybody else, right,

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they seem to kind of know,
Okay, this is the guy.

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You know, I'm sure he could
be a major leaguer, but he's not

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going to be a big star.
And to me, those are kind of

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the questions that they need to ask, you know, Like, to me,

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frankly, like a guy like Bobby
Miller should be on the table,

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right, I mean, great,
great arm talent. I'm personally not convinced

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that he's going to ever throw strikes. Convinced, you know, consistently.

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Now, maybe they might think better, they might think differently, you know,

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but they know the makeup of the
guy. You know, they have

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a better idea. And to me, if I'm the right, with guys

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like that, that they have to
make a determination on. Right, this

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guy looks attractive, you know,
he obviously has a lot of tools.

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He looks attractive to other teams,
you know, but if you kind of

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think that there might be a reason
that, right, he won't like to

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that potential. That's the guy that
you need a deal. Oh no,

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see, I wouldn't move him until
he got hurt. I thought he was

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lights out. I thought he could
be a staff as. Yeah, I

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mean he's certainly right. He had
to. He has the tools for it.

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And you know, honestly, that's
probably as good as you know,

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to borrow like a football term.
Right, that's as good as as arm

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talent that I've ever seen, you
know. I mean it's the easiest hundred

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that I've seen, uh, since
I've been around the Dodgers. Uh,

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that said again, I'm not so
totally sold on this yet. Right,

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I'm not sure that the he's ever
going to gain kind of consistency with the

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secondary stuff, you know, And
I totally get right and again, you

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know, and that's again why I'm
not a GM here. Maybe, right,

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maybe trading him is a mistake,
and maybe he does go become right,

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because this is a guy who has
the potential to be for sure one

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of the best pitchers in baseball.
But that's also why he's going to have

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great trade value, you know.
And my guess is that, you know,

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you make a deal for a guy
like Cliche, maybe that's the type

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of guy that you're going to have
to throw in, you know, to

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get the guy who is that star. Now, uh, let me toss

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this name into the mix. And
I don't know how much value he would

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command given what happened Walker Buehler.
Yeah, that's probably not a you know,

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I think, right, I mean, he's not Yeah, I don't

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think there's a ton of value there. I mean, because he's in a

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walk year, so he's basically you
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he's going to be a rental.
Right, So you just you're going

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to have him for the end of
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if you're the Dodgers at this point, there's probably more value in just

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kind of holding on to him and
hoping that he can kind of figure things

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out. You know. I guess
he's in Florida right now working with some

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private pension coaches, and maybe you
can catch like lightning in a bottle and

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that he might be able to help
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do think it'd be tough again for
any team that's like a seller, right,

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You're always trying to get stuff for
the future, so you know,

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taking on Buehler's salary and you know, not getting much production at this point

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probably doesn't really fit the objectives of
those types of teams. All right,

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Dylan, appreciate you jumping on.
Thanks so much for the time. No,

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thank you for having me on what
Rodney extend Dave Roberts Now, I

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think so, you know, it's
one thing too, you know, to

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kind of wait and see be on
the last year of your deal. But

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I think with all of and I
know you know, there's a half of

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Dodger fans or a big percentage of
Dodger fans that that don't like like Dave

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Roberts for whatever reason. But in
this year, with all pressure pack and

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Dave Roberts doesn't hit, he doesn't
pitch, he doesn't he doesn't get injured,

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he doesn't He's not the one on
the I l and have to deal

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with all that. I just think
that, and I said this before that,

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don't put all the eggs in one
basket this year. Give him,

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give him, give him a couple
of years to make this whole thing work.

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You've got old Tony, You've got
Yosha Noble, you got Mookie,

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you got Freddy from multiple years.
Let Dave get a couple of three of

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those years under his belt and see
what happens. But not just after one

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year, with all of the pressure, all of the things that can go

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on. It still has to be
chemistry with the team. Just because you're

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bringing new guys that are stars doesn't
mean it's gonna work automatically right away.

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All right, You just wanted to
meet the Pittsburgh Pirates, that's all,

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that's all. Fred Rogan, Rodney
Pete a sports Hey, big news.

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We should have mentioned this right off
the top. Oh no, this is

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our bad I mean, probably one
of the biggest occurrences of this year in

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sports will happen tonight, and we
did not mention it. So apologies to

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all, Oh lord, my apologies. It's the one thing that's going to

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turn everything around, the magic bullet. What's that one thing that if we

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had this one thing, it's all
gonna go our way, That one thing

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that we did not mention, Rodney, And you know what, it's on

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you as much as it's on me, So you got to take some of

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the blame here too, Okay,
okay, wearing this thing together, Fred,

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I'm in it. What's the one
thing? Oh lord, the man

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is back. The man is back. You know what the man is No

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Anthony Rendon. Anthony Rendon is back. You had me all going crazy like

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ooh he talking about this is all
impromptu Anthony Rendon. What he's talking about?

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The man is back. Anthony Rendon
is back. Oh he's back tonight,

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He's back. They play Texas.
I'll tell you what matter if he's

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back, Fred, you know that
it's never been a matter. If he's

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back, is it? How long
is he back? For? Right?

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Well, and that's the question,
So look at it like this for now,

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he's back. If you're an Angel
fan, save up your money for

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playoff tickets, because he's back and
this is going to turn their whole season

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around. And for him, I
mean, this is the start of something

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big. This is it. Sure
there have been some bumps. Sure,

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there have been some bumps. But
he's back and tonight will change the course

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of history. That's it. That's
it, that's it. He's healthy.

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He's back in the lineup tonight.
Oh, he's back in the lneup in

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the light up tonight. Not only
in the lineup, he's leading off there,

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but the first batter of the game, Anthony Rendeau leading off, ladies

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and gentlemen, leading off for the
Angels. He was he number. I

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don't even know his number anymore.
He used to be six or something like

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that, leading off for the Angels. Anthony Rendeaut. The crowd goes,

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ooh, he's still playing. Oh
he's back, Lord back tonight. All

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right, now, let's do this, and we don't wish bad on anybody,

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We really don't. Does he make
it till the end of the year?

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Is that a question? Statement?
No? Does he make it to

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the end of the year. If
you had to go to Vegas, right

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and they said, somebody said,
Freddie, here's what I'm a gift to

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you. I'm a gift you one
hundred thousand dollars. Okay, here's the

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only stipulation. You can't spread it
around. You can't go play craps or

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roulette or blackjack. You can't even, you know, bet on any other

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sporting events uifah. You can't bet
on the COPA Cups that are happening right

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now, can't bet on Summer League, can't bet on cricket, can't bet

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on soccer, can't bet on soccer, can't bet on horse racing, can't

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bet on anything. The only bets
you have it has to be Freddie right

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and all or nothing. Bet with
your one hundred thousand dollars right, So

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there's no anything. You can't head
you bet. You can't hedge it.

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You can't say I only put two
thousand dollars down. You got a hundred

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grand I'm giving you, But you
gotta be all in. Does Anthony Rendon

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finish the season? Where are you
putting that hundred grand? Freddy? I'm

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gonna say he makes it? What
Kevin? Kevin? I know we record

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every show, and I know we've
got it all in the can and we'll

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have this for the podcast for those
who wants to listen and go back and

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listen to the show, because you
put it up at the moment we're off.

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You have him on record saying he
makes it. I think he makes

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it. Wow, nobody will take
that. Where does this stroke of faith

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and Anthony Rondault come from? Fred, Because history is not on your side

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on this. I just want to
here's I started thinking about it. And

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we don't have just five games left, Fred, we haven't even made it

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to the All Star break yet.
But here's here's my thinking. That's why

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I pause for a second. The
All Star break is right around the corner,

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right, Okay, so he'll be
off then. Then he's got a

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little less than half the season to
make it, and I think he will.

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I think he will make it.
Under what rationale, under what research,

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under what history, under what stipulation, precedent, anything would lead you

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believe that this man would make it
healthy through the rest of the season.

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Okay, Well, he's had time
off, so he's got to be in

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good shape. That's an understatement.
He's been off for a while, so

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got to be in good shape.
And really he didn't even really do much

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this year before he got hurt again, So you gotta figure that he's already

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used that up for this season.
He's already used up in the odds,

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is what you're saying, right,
I'm just saying he'll make it. So

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all right, basically, he will
make it through a season. Counting tonight,

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there are seventy one games left in
the Angel season. So how many

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games would he have to play to
hit that qualification of quote unquote staying healthy

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the rest of the season. He's
not gonna play all seventy one. Nobody

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does that. Seventy one. I
give him ten. No, No,

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I'm saying I'll give him. I'll
give him ten games off, ten off.

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So I would say he has to
play sixty one games in order to

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qualify. So, Fred, are
you confident that Anthony Rendon is going to

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play sixty one of the seventy one
games remaining on the Angel schedule? That's

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the question, Okay, But I
have to look at it a little differently,

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or maybe it's the same you tell
me. I'm saying, from this

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moment on through the rest of the
season, he will not miss one game

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due to injury. Oh, that's
what I'm saying. I even gave you

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a break, and he didn't even
take that break. No, I said,

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he's gonna make it so that means
he cannot be injured for the rest

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of the season. I mean,
now, Fred injured could be like his

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knee was a little sore today,
so we're gonna sit him down, but

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we're not putting him on the injured
list. He'll be back tomorrow. Okay,

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that is technically missing a game due
to injury. All right, let's

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do this. He cannot appear on
the injured list. Okay, whoa wow?

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Even going that far? Right,
Well, because Kevin makes a valid

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point, Hey, my knee sore, right, take tonight. I'm giving

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you those giving you those ten games, Ron's just giving you the gamest I

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was giving you the games just in
case that happens. I was giving you

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ten games to say, maybe he's
sore back issue, he didn't sleep well

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the night before, he's gonna miss
tonight's game. And you get ten of

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those. But you're not even taking
that. You're saying he won't even appear

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on the injured list of the seventy
one games they got left. Correct,

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That's that's the bet. I will
I will play because remind me, Kevin,

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never ever ever in life, in
the history of my life, my

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kid's life, my grandkid's life,
whoever comes, you know, behind me,

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never ever go to Vegas, Atlantic
City, any kind of reservation,

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Marongo, Yama Va, anywhere with
Fred Rogan noted. All right, well,

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listen, I'm very comfortable in my
bet for one hundred grand he will

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not appear on the injured list for
the rest of the season. What makes

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you so confident for that, love
averages? If I'm love averages, it's

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a wild card. He's got to
be healthy eventually, is that what it

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is. That's why I'm looking at
it. Yeah, he's got it.

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It can't happen again. So now
we'll see. This is good. We

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have a bet. But you doubled
down. You didn't even take the ten

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games. I was given you no
because that would be unfair. I said,

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he's not gonna yet hurt, so
he cannot go on the injured list.

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If he does not appear on the
injured list between now and the end

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of the season, I win the
bet. If he goes on for one

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day, I've lost, or doesn't
play. No, he just can't go

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on the injured list when healthy doesn't
play. He can't be a healthy scratch.

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Yes, or you say he can
be a healthy scratch. He just

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asked to avoid a stint on the
injured list. Is what your says it?

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That's it, that's the bet,
all right, all right, all

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right, save it. I'm very
comfortable in this, very comfortable. We're

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going to have a tracker up and
we don't put up in the studio attract

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the rendon't tracker day fifteen and he's
still in the lineup. We gotta do

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that, Kevin. That'll be great, o. God, it starts tonight.

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Jesus, you're not gonna last a
week. All right, all right,

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let's bring on now a Victor break
with the Daily Haikup and victod afternoon.

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He's on Rendon watch. But has
he ever run with the bulls in

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Pamplona, Spain? Fred Rogan,
Hello, Vic, I've not. I

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know you're talking about the Tour de
France, but we can't forget the running

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of the bulls every year. Cannot
what are the summer rituals the bulls run

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away from him? Robnie peach you
damn right, and I would never ever

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ever run with them damn bulls?
Have you ever seen a black man run

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from the bulls? And I don't
think I am rare very rare very rare.

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We don't mess with the wild animals. One reason well, he and

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Lauren are raising a young bull in
little all of them O N think.

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I come on now, so let
me get this straight. There's an animal

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who's in its very nature is to
chase down its prey at a very high

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level of speed, and you want
me to run from that? Sounds like

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a very smart investment on my part. An animal that's faster than you correct,

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yes, bigger, stronger than you, yes, with the weapon and

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its horns, and you want me
to run away from that and be safe

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from arm And this is fun?
How exactly ask coming away would have?

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I good? You're right in very
narrow streets, those cobblestone streets of Pamplona.

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And of course you got the the
white neckerchief, or you can wear

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it around your head and you'll run
a white neckerchief that you could wear around

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your head like a bandana, exactly
like a white fabric. There's usually a

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fabric with the runners, but they're
not going to protect you from a you

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know, a charging bull. It's
it's a right of passage, Fred,

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It's a right passage for who and
for a lot of people. I'd rather

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not pass I'll just stay where I
am. I'm good. I don't need

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that passage. Right. He is
no ball in a china shop. Every

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musical cut is carefully chosen with precision
and love. Roddy Fossio, don't get

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god by the bull, y'all the
wacky beast, how king flavor now,

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y'ah, Dodgers take the series from
Milwaukee. What a sensational first, Vic,

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I have to talk about the Pittsburgh
pirate than before we get to the

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Dodgers. We'll do that. Come
on, let's break it back, Rodney

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p. Fred Rogan Vic the Brick
Jacobs on a Monday, July eight Come

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on, now, did you hear
the story of drunk man in Pittsburgh stole

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a yacht, stole a yacht,
but it wouldn't start, so it kind

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of ended up just in the harbor
somewhere. Police came in. Guy's drunk.

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There's food all over the place.
They said, what are you doing?

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The guy said, well, I
wanted to meet a Pittsburgh pirate.

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So I stole this shot. Who
knew? Yeah, it turns out the

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guy gives him a name. He
stole a homeless guy's identity. Oh my

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god. So then he was portrayed
as a homeless guy. Then when they

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looked at it a little more,
they realized that the guy Gilligan on his

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little ship Killigan, Killigan, you
called him. Yeah, turns out that

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he gave the police the wrong name
and he has a warred out in Minnesota

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for drug and theft charges. That
was the guy that wanted to meet a

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Pittsburgh pirate. Did he think?
Do you think they were real pirates?

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I'm not sure, but he wanted
to meet once. So we got in

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a boat. That's bizarre stuff out
of Pittsburgh. Fred, Well, you

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know, the pulse of the world
beats within our show, Vic, we

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have an obligation and a responsibility exactly. It resonates. Yes, I'll tell

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you who was resonating was Will Smith? This weekend America's Catcher, America's All

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Star. How about the three homers
in one game on Friday? Oh yeah,

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fourth Doctor Catcher to slog three in
one game, Gray Campy, of

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course, Roy Campanello, Mike piazza
and there's money. Gundal, you're telling

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me the Brewers. William Contreras is
a better catcher. He is the all

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star starter over Will Smith. I
demand the probe. You enjoy those the

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prob Yeah, how about the next
game? Will Smith? On Saturday,

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Homers is first at bat, four
consecutive at bats, four straight home runs.

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First Dodger to supremely slug like that
since Elti ton Adrian Gonzales like nine

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years ago. H So give it
up for Will Smith and all the Dodger

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roll stars. Yes, six Dodger
roll stars going to Texas and a happy

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birthday weekend to old tiny sign.
Yes. Do you see Altani's box scorer

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on Saturday? Right, He hits
number twenty eight, so hits a home

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run, he hits a triple,
He steals a base, two walks,

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is hit by a pitch, two
runs better than two runs scored plus Otani

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nached on the chef Marito Japanese Mexican
treat the ponzu Asado fries in the cantina

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in the right field level of Dodger
Stadium. Wait a very rare box office.

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The bare box score. The chef
chef Merito Japanese Mexican what treat It's

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called the ponzu Asada fries Pontu limited
time only at Dodger Stadium. They were

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a big hits available at the Tacoia
at Dodger Stadium plus the cantina in the

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right field level. Sounds like big
Did you try him? I had the

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taste. I've got glowing reports.
You're not allowed to eat that stuff?

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Are you? That run right through
like water or something else? Tremendous fusion

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dish from Chef Marito. The chef
is you? How about Wobo? Justin

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Wobleski the Big League debut much agreed, good stuff life in his fan spoke,

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good curve ball composure, a couple
of mistakes. Yellis took him deep.

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Another brew Up took him deep,
but still nice opening for Woe Bo's

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Dave Roberts. Wobo, Let's pronounce
with an R. Whoa bo? I

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said Besky w silent. I like
the woe Bo M I like the wo

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We'll let that go roll. Yes, security, you know whose you know?

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Whose birthday was? Yesterday? When
from the original Beatles the Great Wingo

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star Ronnie hit me, don't hit
him? Number eighty four for Ringo big

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party in Beverly Hills. Technically,
Vic, I don't far be it for

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me to correct you on your Beatles
knowledge, but I believe Ringo was not

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an original. He replaced Pete Best. Good call cool. How about that?

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That's good Beatles knowledge there, Kevin
figures No, Ringo is phenomenal.

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We just wanted to point that out. Though not the original, not the

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original drummer, but what a pickup
by the Beatles, good recovery. It's

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a great free agent pickup right there. So over thirty five global cities now

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celebrate the original Beatles, well,
not the original, but almost original.

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Beatle on the drums is Mantra on
his birthday from Wisconsin's lambeau Field to Japan

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and Russia. In the house for
the iconic drummer at Beverly Hills, he

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had, He had Joe Walsh,
Stephen Stills, Duff mccagan from Guns N'

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Roses, super songwriter Diane Warren was
there. Ben Harper, producer Don was

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all there to celebrate Ringo and its
Ringo says in the final countdown to the

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worldwide locations, peace and love to
the world, and what better way to

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pay tribute to Ringo than with a
haikup we love Ringo always will. This

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haikup is from Masakoshiki Courses on the
Mount Rushmore of Japanese high cour writers with

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lash Bussan. It's a shiki shiki
giving love to the summer flowers, the

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irises, the wistaria early in the
summer. As we said, Ringo the

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flowers, we send shiki the flowers, and it goes something like this,

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there's hiko for you on this Monday, July the eighth hydrange's pale blue in

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the rain, blue in the moonlight, and give it up for the azul

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I'm feeling you. Yeah that was
siki. No, that was in belashiki

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a little bit. Yeah, that
was ees in Bella shiki. All right,

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here's the word from Jacob. Accident
Oh intery, call Jacob and Marani

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call Jacob. As a sports fan, you always want your team to be

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well coached and win. You know
who's always winning and always getting ready for

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the next opponent. That's right,
it's our guy, Jacob. Now think

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about this. If you've been injured
in a car accident, un a truck,

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accent, under slip and fall at
a store, ride chair accident.

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Whatever it is, it would feel
like you lost the game, but don't

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worry. The accident is only the
beginning of the game. You called Jacob,

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get the pre consultation and trust me, Jacob knows the weakness of the

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00:36:00.079 --> 00:36:02.719
opponent. He knows how to exploit
and go on the attack against the insurance

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company to provide you the victory you
deserve. That's right, so make sure

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you're on the winning team. If
you're injured in an accident, don't wait.

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Call Jacob. When you call an
attorney, you want one who is

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respected. Call Jacob. He's the
real deal. And remember the consultation is

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free. Y'all Call him eight four
four twenty four Jacob eight four twenty four

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Jacob, or visit Calledjacob dot com
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dot Jacob for great advice, prizes and

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a lot more. Call Jacob Ronnie, thank you great job today, Kevin,

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appreciate it very much. Rodney one
hour for us tomorrow with the Rodgers

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in Philadelphia, so we'll talk at
noon. Let's get him