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And we continue on Fred Rogan and
Jonas Knoxen today for Rodney seventy La Sport.

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Hey, Well, that was an
exhausting one o'clock hour because we worked

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hard. We did and enjoyed the
Jim Harball news conference. I've always wondered

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what it would be like to co
host a show with Jim Harbaugh. Now

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I know there it is. I
know there it was. We got our

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answer. Welcome to town. Let's
now welcome in our esteemed Dodger insider,

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best in the business by far anywhere
in the country. I mean, once

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the season starts, uh, you
know, then then we'll start fighting with

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each other. But he really is
the best. It's David Vasse and Dave

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good afternoon. You know, I'm
not appreciating from Kevin Figures to Jonas knox

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the apathetic type of attitude towards the
great captain. Comeback, Jim Harbaugh.

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I want to go work for Harball
right now after hearing that press conference,

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Well, do you have a story
about Harball. I've had many encounters with

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Jim Harbaugh. My first one and
my own personal encounter with Jim Harbaugh was

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when I was covering the two thousand
and two Super Bowl when the Raiders were

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playing the Bucks. And as you
know, Fred, the Super Bowl parties

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are wonderful. And I got into
the Commissioner's party, which was at the

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Miramar Air Force Base, top Gun. You know that. We know,

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da we know. And Harbaugh was
at the Circular Bar by himself. And

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I go up there and I wasn't
overserved yet. Harbaugh by himself, he

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was the quarterbacks coach for the Raiders
at the time, and I walk up

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to him, all, hey,
Captain, comeback. He's like, hey,

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what's up, man? And you
know, we had a couple of

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cocktails together, enjoyed each other's company, and once he took the job at

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Stanford, spent a lot of time
at those PAC twelve media days. So

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I'm all in with Jim Harbaugh.
Now, what was he drinking? Like?

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He strikes me is like a whiskey
or bourbon, straight kind of guy.

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Yeah, he did have one of
those type of drinks. I asked

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for a Corps light with the mountains
blue. He's like, you can't play

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for me, that's not happening.
Yeah, he was great, though,

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great. I listen. I love
Jim Harbaugh. I love the guy.

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I did you know, I just
was a little taken back that Fred was

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so upset that Jim Hill got the
first question like that. I didn't even

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say that he called Jim Hill a
legend. I know Fred did not like

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that. Yeah, that that that
sort of spoiled the whole event for me.

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But Jim Hill is a legend.
So why in the world would that

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be upseting. Okay, we know
there's a rivalry, Fred, that network

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TV rivalry. Hey, Dave,
in my mind, it was never a

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rivalry, No fang. It's like
I told Jonas, it's like playing golf,

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Dave, play your own ball.
Just play your own ball. With

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the challre they men Jim Hill playing
checkers, Fred Rogan was playing chess,

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is what you're saying. Damn body
shot by the desert Deano. All right,

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Dave, are you gonna be on
the stage at FanFest this weekend?

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I am not really. I thought
you were the host every year I have

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been the last seven or eight years. They've decided to, as they say

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in the business, Fred, go
in a different direction. Well what are

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they doing, Dave. It's a
shorter stage show from what I understand,

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about sixty minutes. So it frees
me up to do an actual radio show

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from the home run seats in left
field at Dodger Stadium, and we will

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have all of the players from Freddie
Freeman to Mookie Bets to Chris Taylor stop

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by the show. So for three
hours noon to three Saturday, Dodger Fest,

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we will have Dodger Talk and if
you call in, maybe I'll put

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you on hold and maybe you can
ask a Dodger a question. So we'll

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do a real radio show twelve to
three on Saturday. Oh, that's very

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cool. Is Altana going to be
there? He is going to be there,

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And that's the most exciting part about
all of this Dodger Fest is it

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will be the first time that he
really interags and gets the taste of Dodger

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fans up close and personal, not
just during a baseball game. Dave,

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this is always a big deal.
But do you get the feeling that we're

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going to see attendance records as far
as the fan fest goes this weekend,

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that because of the hype, because
of the offseason, Otani and everything to

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come along with it, that there's
going to be more people out there than

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we've seen before these Well, I
feel like there's certainly going to be more

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fans at Dodger Fest than the Rays
have ever gotten for a single game in

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half of Bay. I'll put it
that way. I mean, the anticipation

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for this season is at an all
time high, and I think that's going

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to be on full display on Saturday
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when you driving around taking your kids
from Ayso to baseball and being an overzealous

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parent on a Saturday, you are
going to feel that energy from fan Fest

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from noon to three on five seventy. That's what I'm talking about. That's

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how you promote Fred, That's how
you do it. Well, Dave's a

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pro. Dave's a pro. Come
on, Jonas. Yeah, but but

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I'll say this, he won't say
anything he doesn't truly believe. Yeah,

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you sair Dave, who wants to
be a part of any Nickel and Dimes

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stage show? And you can do
the radio show for three hours afterwards,

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a real that's real work, Fred, Oh no, And people love that.

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You gotta you gotta freshen things up, move the furniture a little bit.

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So I have no ill will towards
the Dodgers going in a different direction.

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I think it'll be fantastic, but
not as great as New to three

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on a five seventy LA Sports Dodgers
Radio. And to me, the storyline

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is not only Otani, but also
who's not at Dodger Fest that may be

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on the Dodger roster when camp breaks
for opening Day? All right, David,

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who might that be? Well,
let's start with future Hall of Famer

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Clayton Kershaw. He still has not
signed with any team, and obviously we

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know it's between the Rangers and Dodgers. And as I have explained in the

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past and I'll explain again, it
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LA because the Rangers are in limbo
with their cable network deal. They're part

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of that Diamond Sports Group limbo situation, and it just doesn't feel like they

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have the urgency or desire to sign
Kershaw as much as they have wanted to

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in the past. They also have
three guys on their roster that are getting

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paid a handsome sum of money and
Jacob de Gram, Max Scherzer and Tyler

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Mayley that won't be able to pitch
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So how are you going to justify
signing on another one? Of those injured

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pitchers that can't pitch until the second
half of the season. Even if his

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name is Clayton Kershaw, he just
means more to the Dodgers. They're better

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together than a part. And I
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next month, you're going to see
Clayton Kershaw back with the Dodgers, And

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especially if you think about how it
ended last year for him. I just

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I've pretty consistent on this. I
find it hard to believe that he wants

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that to be his lasting image as
a Dodgers pitcher. I just find it

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hard to believe. I think he's
too competitive. You've been around him,

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you know how competitive the guy is. Just I find it hard to believe

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that he's willing to just go out
like that because somebody may have offered him

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a couple of million more. And
also, look at the team the Dodgers

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have put together. If you're Clayton
Kershaw, you're going to the defending World

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Series champion Rangers, a team has
not went back to back World Series in

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baseball in a very long time,
over twenty five years. The chances of

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the Rangers doing it again are slim, and all of a sudden you're looking

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at the Dodgers and this juggernaut they've
put together, I feel like there would

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be a lot of fomo on Kershaw's
part. Not to mention, he's within

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fifty or so strikeouts of three thousand
career strikeouts, and he's only about twenty

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wins away from tying Don Sutton for
the most in Dodger history. So there's

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a lot of milestones that he can
still attain by coming back to the Dodgers,

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not only this year, but doing
it again the following season if all

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goes well. Dave, I don't
think I've ever heard of a players signing

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and then all of a sudden it's
announced, well, we're not going to

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pay him as much as we thought
we were, and he agrees to it

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because of some physical condition. James
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know he's injury prone, Fred,
He's had a lot. He's had injuries

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the last couple of years. He's
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year he made nineteen starts with the
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that he pitched obviously, first year
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don't know, and I can't speculate
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of the arm or body that gave
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physical records. But whatever it is, it obviously was able to be worked

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out between Scott Boris and Andrew Friedman
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middle knowing whatever they saw. Dave, what do you make of the rumors

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that are out there of the Kenley
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Well, that falls into the category
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right. I know for a fact
the Red Sox are entertaining offers for Kenley

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Jansen. They're not going anywhere this
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you keep a high priced closer the
caliber of Kenley Janssen if you're the fifth

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best team in the AL East?
So they're smart to shop them around.

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look, there's a parallel between the
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training for Kenley Jansen and then resigning
keyk Hernandez if they're able to include Manuel

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Margo in a trade or anybody else
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to Key K, Hernandez. All
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where you can bring key K back. And I know the Dodgers and Key

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K at the end of last year
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to make this happen again. All
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K. What about Ryan Brazier?
I thought he was fantastic last year,

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Dave, why don't they just sign
him? Yeah? My understanding is Ryan

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Brazier wants a considerable amount of money
after the half season he had with the

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Dodgers. So I don't know if
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he's he's an aging reliever for and
I'm not sure any team is going to

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give him close to ten million dollars
a year. Well, I didn't know

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he wanted that much. That's the
buzz. He wants that Rogan money is

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what he wants. The Dodgers loved
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back, But obviously, whatever his
demands are, they're a little bit too

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rich for a lot of team's blood
right now. Okay, And if it's

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demands were lessoned and he were available, do you think the Dodgers would sign

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him rather than pursuing Kenley. That
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I can't answer that question. If
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trade, they would probably bring back
a guy that has more saves than any

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other pitcher in their history and Kenley
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a lot easier for them to maneuver
with Evan Phillips and Brustar graderol. But

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look, I don't know what the
specific amount that Bracer is asking for,

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but obviously he's asking for something that
any team has not wanted to give him

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just yet. And what about it
goes for a lot of free agents right

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now, right there's a lot of
good players still available and they haven't signed

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yet. Yeah, I'm surprised there's
It seems like the market, except for

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Otani and Yamamoto is pretty soft.
Yeah, there's. I think the players

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at the top of this market still
available. Teams have questions about committing a

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lot of years and dollars to Cody
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The four best free agents still available
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who knows where that's going and whether
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Also, what about Blake try and
Dave, what are the expectations for

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him this year? Blake Trinon is
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scheduled to join us, So we'll
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by from what I've heard and talking
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things are going in the right direction
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see how he looks in spring training. Now, Dave, I have one

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final one for you here, because
obviously we know the Super Bowl's coming up,

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and usually it's an excuse for people
in the media to you know,

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get after it a little bit and
celebrate. But for you, spring training's

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right around the corner. Pictures and
catchers are reporting on the ninth. It

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feels like it's come. It gets
here faster and faster each year. When

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you're at Dodger Fest, are you
gonna be able to have a couple of

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cocktails or spread likes to call him
a couple of throat burners while you're out

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there doing the radio show or not. No, I I'm opposite of petros

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and money. I like to usually
wait until I'm off the air. That

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enjoys some things, fair enough.
I feel like that's how the rest of

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the real world operates. You go
to work, and then after work you

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go and hang out with friends and
enjoy happy hours. Right, Okay,

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that makes it. It's all right
how you operate, Jonas? Yeah,

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have you know me be mallor Oh
no, definitely not. And plus,

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you know there's the show that I
work on. It's on from three to

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six, so it's not like any
place of serving booze at that time anyway,

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so you know it's nothing happening.
Uh. The Dodger fan Fest it

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is Saturday. Dave will be on
the air noon to three from the left

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field home run seats at Dodgers Stadium. It'd be a great show, Dave,

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thanks for coming on today. Thank
you guys. Tough act to follow,

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to follow, Harbaugh, but I
appreciate it. Well, No,

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we almost kept as long he went
for six minutes, So alright, strike

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good bye, Dave? What Jonas? No, I just you know,

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nice you to bring up. You
know that Joe Davis will be working the

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stage and Dave's not working the stage
this year. It's a nice job by

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you. I didn't know. Okay, is it Joe Davis? Yeah?

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league games for Fox? I guess. I guess not. I guess he's

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not in football. Season's over for
him, so you know, so you

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how this got off track here.
Tim a little unhinged, but you know

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someone that's always fluid with their thoughts. Vick. Yeah, he'll join us

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Knox in today for Rodney, and
we need some spirituality. We got to

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come together. It's raining. People
are freaked because we always freak in the

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rain. But a man who always
is calm and delivers a perspective that we

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live for is Vic the brick And
now it's time for the daily Haiku at

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two and Vic, good afternoon.
He is the oasis in the desert,

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Fred Rogan draining here. Vic,
as you say, Fred, just stay

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calm, drive with that cushion,
give yourself a lot of time and space,

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because what are you gonna do,
say five minutes? Relax here everything

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is five minutes, so it's not
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Vic, there was a period of
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more traffic accidents than any city in
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that is? How could that be? For everybody looking at all the nice

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scenery, Look at the cactus,
right, No, you don't want to

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prick yourself on a cactus. But
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during the winter months, there are
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around the world's certainly North America.
Get out of the snow. They're called

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snowbirds. So these people, God
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On what it's cold where they're at. So these people would come to

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Phoenix and they're a little older,
and then they'd miss the turn or they'd

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freak out or something and they'd hit
a stop sign. Because of the snowbirds

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that were older used to come to
Phoenix and just crash into things. Oh

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and that's why Phoenix had more traffic
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a while. You know what I
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downtown Phoenix. What's that? Like
a lot of people walking around outside like

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the bottom of their spoons had burn
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that was. It was weird.
It was almost like they weren't using them

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to eat their cereal or something,
you know what I mean. Well,

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that's what they do when they come
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see, okay, right, you
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in the desert. But if you
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come to you know, southern California
or California during the winter months, if

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it's fifty degrees, Look, let's
just be honest, we usually don't go

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swimming. No, if we live
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But if you live in Minnesota or
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come to where you think it's warm, psychologically you believe it's warm. Oh

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yeah, and you also lose it. Like LaVar Arrington, who I do

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the show with, he grew up
in Pittsburgh and so he's like he can't

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handle the cold at all now at
all, because he's lived in California so

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long that his body's completely readjusted.
So like in studio, he's got to

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have a space heater, he's got
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You lose that, Fred if you
don't use it. I'll keep that

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in mind. That's why I have
to find something. And for Rodney,

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he loves him some Harball Jonas Knox
Warm me up, Poppy, Okay,

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I don't know if that was necessary. Oh, absolutely necessary. He's a

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desert storm of serenity, Kevin Figure, come on, Nah, it may

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be raining, but there's a rainbow
above him. Ronnie Fossio the Sunshine at

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the Wittya Dojo. How with King
Flava, y'all? Yeah, very impressed

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with a Jimmy Harbaugh interview. No, oh yeah, yeah, sure,

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Vic just sensational. Why was it
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everything he said was done with purpose. That's what most people do when they

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speak. Jeez, I don't know
why, Like why do you do this?

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Fred? What am I doing?
Kevin? When you speak, do

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you speak with purpose? It's yes
or no? That's it. Yes.

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See. But his wars Fred,
there was so much wisdom. There,

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there was passion. There was passion, and there was Corey song. There

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was direction for the bolts. He
said he wants to drive here in an

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RV and living an RV like James
Garner did in Rock Files. Like it's

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never good enough for Fred, Like
for Christmas Morning, Fred would complain that

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Santa's gained too much weight this year, Like it's never good there's always a

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flaw like, oh man, maybe
look at all the gifts you got.

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Yeah, well, who cares he's
overweight. It's like, come on,

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Fred, I never had to encounter
that. I never had Christmas Morning.

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Yeah, I thought about that midway
through the joke. We'll pull right past

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that stop light. Well, when
Harbaugh comes off, it just says one

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word gratitude. Yes to the Spanos
family, to the players. He's coming

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from such a positive place. You
know, we share a relentlessness. Though

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those are magical words if you're a
charge of fan. We share a relentlessness.

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Gave love to Al Davis. That
was fabulous, That was I agree

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with that. Big. Remember he
was an assistant, you know, with

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the Raiders. Gave their respect to
the LA media, to Jimmy Hill,

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to Bill Plashki called them legends.
He didn't call Ted Sobel a legend.

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Then he should have loved that question. And basically, yeah, he loves

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his Rockford Files. He loves his
James Garner. What a great story watching

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a rose Ball as a kid,
you know, on his tummy in the

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Midwest, you know, just loving
the sunshine and the palm trees and you

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know the idyllic you know, Rose
Bowl, the Royal Sekhoh is just a

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It was really a tremendous press conference
in terms of, you know, getting

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insights to Jim Harball, and I
came away, you know, pretty much

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blissed out with Jim. Hey,
big, what do you think of the

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new feud we discovered in town of
Fred Rogan versus Jim Hill? What was

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the what was it again? Joe? Yeah, because like back in the

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day. I mean, look,
Vick remembers this. Back in the day,

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there was that old thing like locally
where it was you're either hashtag going

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for Rogan or hashtag chill with Hill. You know, like you had to

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pick a side. And that was
way before hashtags were a thing. So

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I just feel like the fact that
we could resurrect that and Jim Hill got

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the first question while Fred was on
the air, ye know, it just

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kind of adds a little something to
the to the pot there, you know

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what I mean, Yeah, that
never existed, Vic, you know that,

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Oh, I know that. But
there is a certain you know,

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gravity tass a certain respect for that
first question and Jim Hill the room.

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Jim Hill has the room in that
respect absolutely. You know, I don't

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know if there's a certain respect for
the first question. You never really asked

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anything in the first question. Will
you let that go years ago? Fred,

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There's no doubt, Yeah, years
ago. Never cared exactly. The

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best question was the last question from
Ted, sobel if Jim Hill had asked

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that question, then I would say
it was a great question, That's right.

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So many wonderful anecdotes from Hullball.
How about the junior Seo and himself

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exchanging jerseys in his last game is
it Charger and he you know, frame

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didn't put it in his house.
He his love for Junius Seau was very

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enlightening. But his love for the
Spanos family is intense. I mean,

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could we be honest though, Yes, let's be honest. If Justin Herbert's

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not the quarterback, Jim Harbaugh is
not the coach, absolutely right. I

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mean, if Dean Spanos was the
quarterback, this wouldn't have happened. Yeah,

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And I mean, you know,
it's like it just so I understand

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everything that he's saying and his love
for the Spanos is but the allure much

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like it was the allure for every
candidate out there. It's why the Chargers

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at the best opening available is the
fact that they've got a studded quarterback that

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so many people are optimistic is going
to turn into one of the greats.

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He called him a crown jewel.
He called Justin Herbert a crown jewel.

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Love of Derwin James Keenan Allen.
Uh. He just loves mixing it up

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with the players and the players anything
else on Jim Harborvick, I just love

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it. Congratulations to the bolts and
all charge of fans doesn't care tremendous higher

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love him, love yall loving Mason
Harbor. All right, watch the big

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about that the big game party I'm
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A and five seventy LA sports dot
Com. Oh, this is a terrible

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day. Sumo's done. Vic,
There's no more sumo right, got some

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old tawny sign coming up Saturday.
He's not a sumo wrestler, Vic,

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who said he was, all right, well we'll have more. Oh,

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there you go, Mike Post,
Good poll, Ronnie. Mike Post came

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from the Rockford Files. And that
is what Jim Harball will be playing in

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his RV as he drives all the
way from Michigan to southern California. His

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plan is to live in an RV
until the Chargers move to their new facility

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up here, so while they're in
Orange County, he thinks he'll be down

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there. It is RV. I've
always thought about taking an RV trip.

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Here's the problem. I would love
to, Yeah, but there's one issue.

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What I couldn't drive it. That's
the issue. I can't drive it.

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What do you think you are,
John Madden, You're just gonna have

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somebody drive you around all across the
country. Well, no, that's why

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I can't do it, Jonas.
I would have to have the RV place

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somewhere, show up, live in
the RV, and then have somebody drive

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it to the next destination. I
can't. There's no way, Okay,

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I mean, trust me, I
cannot drive that thing. They are expensive

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as hell. You see how much
those things are ordered grand for a good

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one. Oh my god. Yeah, they're nice. Bick. Just to

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sum up the Jimmy Harbow press conference, it was big as your phone ringing.

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Begause your phone ringing. It's the
it's the local r V dealer from

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the system. Well played. Those
airstreams, man, they are amazing.

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I remember camping back in the day
up in northern California. My friend Richard

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Cooper Smith and myself. We had
a two man mountain tent and pulling up

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next to us, was, uh, this incredible jet stream in the same

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camp, in the same camp site. This is back in the day there

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was no regulations. So you know, we're in a two man mountain tent

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and here comes as the jet stream, and you know we're talking to the

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you know, the people in the
jet stream say what a fabulous what a

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fabulous mode of transportation. Where'd you
guys get this? And the dude says,

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oh, it was a gift from
Frank Sinatra. I said, a

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gift from Sinatra. He says,
yeah, I'm Frank's lawyer. I said,

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wow, that's pretty cool. That
is cool, amazing. Those jet

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streams are sensational, but so was
hallboys. Uh vic when you were camping,

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did you did you hunt? Did
you hunt for your own food?

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No? We just bought steaks.
Oh okay, I just grilled them on

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the fire. Not really very outdoorsy, very outdoorsy. It was two months

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in a mountain tent. Would you
would you rake the fire out of out

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of kindling or would you light it
with a match? Kindling and then the

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match? Oh okay, you didn't
rub two sticks together real fast? Oh

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no, no, my friend,
uh Richard Cooper Smith, the greatest chiropractor

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in Connecticut. Richard, doctor Richard
Cooper Smith was the was the camper in

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the family. I just followed his
cue, and you guys went steaks instead

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of like hot dogs or burgers or
anything like that. Oh you gotta eat,

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you know, Cooper is a great
eater. What would you do all

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day in the mountain tent? Vic, Well, you explore the area,

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explore the you know, the national
parks of where we camped. There's so

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much to explore in California, you
know, we are the most incredible state.

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Where do you think Hobbball's here so
we can go camping? I can

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think of sixteen million reasons, but
that doesn't hurt. But you know,

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is countdown to fan Fast. He
had the wonderful David vess I, you

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know, really, you know,
stoking our emotions for fan Fest at the

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stadium. Of course, twelve to
three right here, am five seven the

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LA Sports, your Otani station,
your Dodger station, your station of the

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azul is gonna be amazing year.
But the twelve to three on Saturday with

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David Veasse live coverage, Kevin,
what what were we supposed to call ourselves?

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Remember? When they signed Otani.
I can't remember. Uh, what

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do you mean? Weren't we supposed
to call ourself the Otani something or another.

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I can't remember we got that note
our home of Otani and the Dodgers.

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I don't know, think anything.
I don't remember that. I wasn't

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on that meeting. I wasn't important
enough to be on that meeting for it

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so well, now come to think
of it, I don't know even know

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if the meeting existed. A quick
frozen sidebar. Gotta give love to the

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Kings last night. They stopped their
four game frozen funk right before the All

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Star break. So some love for
the Kings last night. Alex Turcotte first

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NHL goal as they beat Nashville.
Hold on to your Zamboni's for a wild

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second half Kings fans, Yeah,
they better. That was a good win.

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They needed that going into the All
Star break. It was a great

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win. And of course they played
Edmonton. They first came out is Edminton

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won like nineteen straight games. Oh, they're insane, They're insane. They're

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unconscious the Oilers ever since they fired
their coach. So they've got a new

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stadium Edmonton. But I remember watching
oil Bilers games up until god seeming like

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five six years ago, and the
lighting was so bad it reminded me of

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this Alpha Beta and Thousand Oaks I
used to go to with my mom when

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I was a kid, and they
were going out of business, so they'd

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only keep half the lights on in
the supermarket, and so you'd watch an

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Oilers game back in the day and
there would be like half the lights on.

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I'm looking at going why is this
place so depressing? And I think

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they've got a new venue now,
But like that team won how many Stanley

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Cups back in the day, and
there wasn't enough money in the franchise from

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them to turn on all the lights. They had some depressing glow going on

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during games. So it's got to
remembered around when they won the Cups.

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Peter Pocklington was their owner and he
had financial problems, so maybe that's where

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he cut. Oh that's why you
got rid of Gretzky, right, yep,

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got ready Gretzky turned off the lights. Sure, yeah, old Alpha

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Beta. You know what the slogan
of Alphabeta was, Tell a friend it

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was it. Yep. Allan would
walk around in Alpha betas and The commercial

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was and Tell a Friend, and
he was married to the late Suzanne Summers.

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No kidding, m h. Fred's
full of knowledge that no one cares

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about. No, very very vital
knowledge. Fred. Are you guys?

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Billy Joel fans Yes, first steel
single in seventeen years has been released.

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Ronnie hit Me. Let's get a
Taste our iHeart Stations released it in the

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worldwide today. Turn the lights back
on Billy's first single in seventeen years,

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and he'll be performing Sunday at the
Grammys. So congratulations Billy Joel. Y'all.

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Yeah, and you know what this
is why when people are so scared

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and worried about AI. AI can't
do this. They can't do this.

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You need a ill human soul and
emotion. They're working on it. Yeah,

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give it another eight or nine years. They're getting close. Trust me.

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It's just you know, we'll make
you know what that leads us to

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to the source thread, you know
it? Vick. Yeah. As we

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celebrate Black History Month throughout February,
this is by Maya Angelou, poet,

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civil rights activist. Will you have
Anything this Month? By Maya Rudolph,

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comedian It's possible. She's a wonderful
comedian. She really is. And this

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is from Amaya Angelou and it's quite
parallel to Jimmy Harbor. Today, go

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something like this. Maya Angelou wrote
something parallel to Jim Harbaugh. Yes,

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okay, something like this. Nobody
try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.

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I'm feeling you. We've heard that. No. First, I thought

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that was great. That was really
well said. I'm not sure it was

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written for Jim Harball, though you
could just you could draw a parallel.

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I didn't say it was written for
Jim, but you say you could draw

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a parallel. Just a beautiful word
from from Mayah. And it's good you

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want with rainbow in a day like
this, because the sun will come out

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shining and there will be a rainbow. Vic tell it, Fred Ronnie,

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thank you, Kevin appreciate it.
And Jonas, thanks for hanging today.

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We'll do it again tomorrow. Let's
do it