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Talk. Like back, David Vasse. We are live at Oracle Park in
San Francisco after Brent Wisley walks the Giants off with a two run home run
off of Blake Trining in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Giants
a five to three victory in Game one of this three game series in San
Francisco. We're with you until eleven o'clock tonight from Oracle Park in San Francisco.
We have phone lines open at eight six, six, nine eighty seven,
two five seventy. I did have a chance to talk to Max Munsey
today, so we'll give you an update on Monsey and where he's at in
his rehab. It was a pleasant surprise to see him here at Oracle Park
because he did not travel with the Dodgers to Chicago and he met them here,
so that means things are progressing in the right direction. I'll give you
full details coming up a little bit later in the show. Also, we
had a chance to speak to the man that saved show Aotani's dental work and
also probably saved the Dodgers season in some ways. Javier Herrera, who is
the most famous bat boy slash club house attendant in Major League Baseball. Today
we had a chance to catch up with Javier before he met the Japanese media
man a big media day for Javier Herrera. So we'll let you hear some
of that conversation, and also we'll get to some mind numbing trade talk.
But let's go back to this game. Obviously, you know Blake Trenton did
not execute a slider and Brett Weisley did not miss it. Tip your hat
to Weisley, who did not miss it in a four hundred foot two run
walk off home run. But tip your hat to the Dodgers Andy Pohz,
who, as you heard Jose Moda described, he saw Pajz take exception to
Camillo Duval throwing a pitch inside and a little stare down from the Dodgers rookie
center fielder out towards the Giant's closer with a five era and then he attacked
another fastball and hit it for a triple because Halio Ramos closed his glove before
he had it in it and Pajes was off to the races. Dodgers tie
the score in the ninth inning, and you feel like they have all the
momentum in the world. I actually thought the Dodgers had a golden opportunity to
tie this game, or at least come close to time this game. In
the top of the eighth inning, after show Hao Tani led off the eighth
with a base hit, he beat Taylor Rodgers to the bag. He was
not going to beat Otani to the bag. So you had show Hao at
first base with one out and Freddy Freeman at the plate. Freddy's a contact
guy. He's the most professional hitter you can find, probably in all a
Major League baseball or at least this side of Luisa Rise. Freddie Freeman at
the plate, Otani at first base with a lot of speed. Why aren't
the Dodgers putting show Hey Otani emotion right there? Down a run against Taylor
Rodgers, who is not delivering the pitch to the plate that quickly, and
you start to get the infielders moving, creating more holes. And where Freddy
hit his ground ball to the second baseman. If Otani's in motion, he
probably safe. At second base, So I thought that was a situation to
start putting Otani in motion in the top of the eighth inning. As far
as taking landon Knack out with two outs in the fifth inning, I understand
the Dodgers process of taking a pitcher out when they haven't proven enough in the
big leagues out after the third time through the order. But landon Neck he
had Jorge Solaire down in the count O two, and I feel like he
started to overthrow and try to do too much because he saw Anthony Banda warming
up, meaning he knew that Solaire was going to be his last hitter,
because they were going to bring in Anthony Banda to face Lamontway Junior. And
look, I understand the general numbers, third time through the order, it
favors the hitter. But if you look at landon Neck in just five starts
coming into tonight, he has held hitters one for twelve third time through the
order. And I thought, you know, considering the big lead the Dodgers
have, considering they were still up er run, why not give him a
chance to afford himself an opportunity for the win in San Francisco. But look,
it worked out and I'm not second guessing Dave Roberts. I was turning
to my left, turning to the right, wondering, Hey, I understand
all this, but why not give him a chance to show what he could
do in this position? And you know, Daniel Hudson gave up the go
ahead to run home run to Matt Chapman. Does that happen if he doesn't
take knack out at that point in time? I don't know. That's a
lot of what ifs. The whole chest pieces move a lot differently, but
I understand the whole third time through the order. But I also want to
credit Dave Roberts because he is an extension of the Dodgers' philosophical beliefs. When
it comes to that, he's an extension of that and he has not deviated
from that process. And let's not forget Dave Roberts allowed Gavin Stone to throw
a complete game shutout in Chicago on Wednesday night. But look, I covered
the Lakers when Phil Jackson coached them. Phil Jackson is what an eleven time
NBA World champion coach. That doesn't mean he's above asking the question, why
did you do this? That's all I'm asking why that's not an attack on
anybody. Let's head downstairs right now to hear from Land and Neck because he
pitched really well. And then we'll get to Dave Roberts and Blake Tringing.
I feel I feel like at the very beginning of the game, my throw
was like a little off. We were we were still making pitches when we
need to, but I was just a little off. And then kind of
got my curve ball going a little bit, and I think that kind of
like locked in the rest of the throw, and so after that, like
things felt much much easier. And then yeah, fifth inning, you know,
leave one over the plate obviously sometimes it's gonna happen. And then a
couple of singles, but you know, stuff, stuff all good. Dave
said ahead of your adding that the focus was just going as long as you
can, as hard as you can. How do you just kind of manage
yourself? I guess when that's kind of what's being told to you and you're
trying to kind of either get deep into the game things like that, I
mean, you just kind of have to continue to go all out until it's
your time to come out and make sure that you're kind of going all out
every pitch because I mean, yeah again, like you don't know when your
last pitch is, so I mean one hundred percent just trying to go all
out the entire time and make every pitch like it's going to be your last
one and just keep on going. Really trying to go with that home run
pitch. I was trying to go down in a way and just kind of
leaked a little up middle a little bit and just kind of came back on
me. What do you has sort of allowed you to sort of know,
obviously being up and down while also being a rookie and trying to get your
funeral, Like, what's allowed you to sort of have the success you've had
thirty gaming since your big career at this point. I think it's it's just
been kind of continuing to do my routine and kind of treat every outing the
same a little bit. It's like getting up here and understanding that you don't
need to do extra. You just need to make sure that you are executing
your pitches, You're keeping them off balance and kind of moving things around and
just not over complicating things on yourself. All Right, there's land and NAC
thanks to sports in at LA for bringing us that postgame reaction from tonight's starter.
Nack tonight four and two thirds innings, only gave up a solo home
run in this game to Luis Mattos in the fifth inning, and had seven
strikeouts and no walks. And I love the way landon Nac pitches. I
know he's not going to blow you away with one hundred miles an hour,
but ninety five miles an hour will get it done. And tonight he had
that, and he used his slider, he used his change up, he
used his curveball, and he did not start to unveil all pitches the first
two times through the order. Third time or second time through the order,
he started to throw more changeups and curveballs, and that really kept the Giants'
hitters off balance. And you know, if you do a power ranking,
so the Dodger starting pitchers as it is right now, not talking about guys
on the injured list, because let's face it, we don't know if they're
coming back or when they're coming back. But if you had to do a
power ranking of the Dodger starters, you would obviously start with Tyler Glass now
and Gavin Stone. But right now I would put landon Nack I had a
Bobby Miller and James Paxton. That's the way I feel, That's the way
I love the way he has great mound presence, he has great confidence in
himself, and he has four different pitches. He knows how to pitch,
and in this day and age of throwers, that's refreshing. Eight six six
nine seven two five seventy is the phone number. Giants beat the Dodgers tonight,
five to three. Let's go out to Redondo Beach. Steve, You're
on Dodger Talk with David vasse Hi. Steve Yo, the real DV.
What's up, Dave? How are you everything? Well, you know what,
I'm a little salty. I something gets under my skin when the Giants
beat the Dodgers, especially up here. I know it's tough to drop one
to the hated ones. Man, I feel you dude, Hey, I
I don't you know I I My question is, I just really want your
perspective, you know, you know, with with Alex Vessia, I really
think that the dude is a gamer, right, and I really like his
demeanor and I want to kind of I want your take on where where you
see him in this in in our bullpen and the role that he plays,
And I don't want to kind of kind of sound like some of the some
of our fans in the years prior with the Kenley Jansen and our closing our
closers in the in the year's past, you know, like just kind of
you know, when we drop one, what do you get? What are
you saying about? What are you getting at? I'm not following Alex VESSI,
I don't know. One of the most high leverage relievers on the Dodgers
this year. I mean, Dave Roberts brought him into a basis loaded jam
at Yankee Stadium. I don't know how much higher leverage you can get.
I think he's right up there with Trynon Hudson Phillips. He's their number one
lefty and one of the best lefties in the National League. I would love
to see him step into that role. That's what I'm oh before you want
him to close? Is that what you're saying? Yeah, Dave, I
thought I was. I was. I was kind of easy into Okay,
I was hoping you would back me on that. I'm not going to back
you on that. Steve he does have four saves though, Steve, so
he has done it before. And uh, look he has that little crazy
in him that closers need and relief pitcher's need. But right now I feel
like the Dodgers are in pretty good hands with Evan Phillips. Well, all
he needs to do is claw's face with like a little John Rocker, and
then he'll get them get the nod. Hey, he has four saves,
so he's done it, Steve, and he's more valuable putting out fires and
other innings outside of just solely the ninth inning. Thanks for the phone call,
appreciate it. Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is the
phone number. Brett Weisley. I know a lot of these Giants players we
have never heard of before, but Brett Weisley, second basement for the Giants
hit a walk off to run home run on off of Blake training. Let's
head downstairs right now to the Dodgers clubhouse to hear from Blake trning himself,
who's on sports and at LA. Honestly, I don't even know where the
pitch ended up really hit. I know I made two good sliders before that
swinging. This one seems like the right pitch in the right time, so
probably it was more middle. But I have to go back and I'll get
it. What did you want that that she just seemed like you were attacking
low and in that whole about Of course, I don't know keep very much
about Rooky. Yeah, we have scouting reports, so it's all about execution
and sometimes thanks keep that when we do with this bullpenon just because I've had
a lot of success as of late, and obviously this is just one game.
But I guess what were you kind of seeing from the group and just
kind of how you guys were executing out there, just like as a whole
tonight. Yeah, I mean I felt like I felt like y'agro did a
great job. Fan, they did a great job. I feel like how
you did a good job of attacking the zone. Maybe there are guys have
of tiss extremely well a year sucks losing. I guess that's about it.
That I don't really know what else to say. All right, that's Blake
Trnon on Sports at LA. I'm with you. I'm with you, Blake.
You just did not execute the pitch. There's not much else to say.
And look, that's gonna happen for relievers from time to time, but
Blake Trining has been outstanding for the Dodgers this season. Eight six, six,
nine, eight seven two five seventy is the phone number. Look,
I'm with those guys. I know they have fifty one wins and the Giants
are trying to piece it together this year forty and forty three. But there's
something so annoying about this stadium and these the Giants. The Giants, there's
something annoying about them, and man, they really basking it when they beat
the Dodgers, especially in dramatic fashion like they did tonight as Blake Trining and
the Dodgers go down to Brett Weisley and the San Francisco Giants tonight at Oracle
Park five to three. When we continue here on Dodger Talk, we'll get
to some mind numbing trade talk. There's more names being thrown out there around
the league about possible trade targets. We'll also get you an update on Max
Muncie, and you'll hear from the most famous bat boy this side of anywhere.
Javier Herrera joined us on the pregame show. He saved Otani's life in
Chicago Wednesday night and it went viral. You'll hear from Hovey later in the
show as we're taking you to eleven o'clock on Dodger Talk Live from Oracle Park
after the Giants beat the Dodgers five to three on air at AM five seventy,
online at amfive seventy, LA sports dot com, and available by podcast
on the iHeartRadio app. This is Dodger Talk with David Bassan. Pies rips
the ball left center field. Running after it is Ramos Huick cannot make the
catch, it goes to the wall. Pot has going for third to throw
over there, not in time, and the Dodgers have the tying run on
third base with nobody out. The Dodgers wearing business. In the top of
the ninth inning, Andy pat Has with the leadoff triple off of Camillo Duvall,
set up Jason Hayward's sacrifice fly to tie the score at three. The
Dodgers would send it to the bottom of the ninth inning tiede but Brett Weisley,
Yes. Brett Weisley hits a two run walk off home run against Blake
Trining and the Giants get the win five to three. In Game one of
this three game series. This is Dodger Talk. David Vase live in San
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six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy is the phone number. All
right, had a chance to talk to Max Munsey when I went down on
the field around two point fifteen this afternoon. I was surprised to see Max
Munsey doing his pregame drills with Dino Ebel. And when Max came back to
the dugout, I said, Hey, are you swinging the bat yet?
He said, yes, I am, David. I said, Max,
would you like to tell me when the first day was that you swung the
bat? Well, wouldn't you love to know that? David? Uh So,
he did let me in on this that he was taking swings inside today
in the batting cage. So that's a good thing. And if you go
back to the last homestand if you were listening, I reported that Max relay
to me as well that once he starts swinging, he would return in two
weeks, which lines up when he's eligible to come off the now sixty day
injured list. In case you don't know how the sixty day IL works,
after you're placed on the fifteen day IL, it's not like you're adding sixty
more days to the already existing amount of fifteen. It goes back to the
date that you were placed on the fifteen day IL. So Max Monsey's first
eligible day off the sixty day IL would be July fifteenth, which, as
you know, is the first day of the All Star Break. So more
than likely he will be back the first game back after the All Star break,
and that would be against the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night at Dodgers
or Friday night at Dodgers Stadium. So expect Max monsely back after the All
Star break when he's eligible. But the good news is he's swinging the bat
and hopefully he does not have any setbacks. Eight six six, nine eighty
seven two five seventy is the phone number. By the way, I feel
like we all appreciate Max Munsey and how he fits in this lineup a lot
more since he's been out since May fifteenth. His OPS when he went on
the IL was eight hundred. The Dodgers combined third basemen that have tried to
fill in for Monthsey since then is in the four hundred range, so nearly
half of an OPS at third base for the Dodgers since Mounsey went on the
IL. And speaking of players and how they fit with the Dodgers, obviously
we're getting closer to the July thirtieth trade deadline, almost exactly a month away,
and Garrett Crochet seems to be on the top of a lot of teams
list. I'm hearing Dodgers Padres, and there's one more team that I heard,
Dodgers Padres. I forgot who else the third team was, but I'll
remember that also Chris Bassett of the Toronto Blue Jays. He's having a very
good season with Toronto. He may be on the trade block because the Jays
are sinking fast. And there's a scenario where the Dodgers already have opened the
lines of communications with Ross Atkins when they made that trade for Cavin Bigio.
I find it hard to believe when Andrew Friedman called Ross Atkins about Cave and
Bigio that none of his other players ever came up. So the lines of
communication are already open between the Dodgers and Blue Jays, and maybe that makes
it easier to pull off a trade with the JS for Chris Bassett and maybe
Bo Bischett. You know, everybody thinks Bo Bischett is the savior for the
Dodgers. I'm not sure, but Chris Bassett certainly would fit the bill of
a starter that can make a playoff start if necessary. Garrett Crochet would be,
above all else, the number one choice out there on the trade market
the White If they want to trade Garrett Crochet, they certainly will have a
bidding war for him because he's probably the best starter available at the trade deadline.
But Chris Bassett, a right hander, keeps the ball down, actually
made his name up here in the Bay Area pitching for the A's and got
a big contract from the Blue Jays. Now. Also, maybe the Dodgers
are considering another bullpen arm, left handed. Tannor Scott from the Marlins is
a name that's out there. Pete Fairbanks from the Rays, our old Frank
Kenley Jansen, Yes, his name is still out there. And how about
Kyle Finnegan of the Nationals. We had a caller a couple of weeks ago
implore me to consider Lane Thomas, the right handed hitting outfielder for the Nationals.
How about a Kyle Finnigan and Lane Thomas trade and a guy I think
that could help the Dodgers. I'm not sure the Angels would trade with the
Dodgers, but a guy that certainly could help their infield offense would be Louis
Renhifo. And remember, the Dodgers and Angels had a framework for a trade
back in twenty twenty where the Dodgers would have traded Ross Trippling, Jack Peterson,
and Andy Pajez for Taylor Ward and Luis Renhifo back then. So if
the Dodgers like Renhifo, then he's only become a better Major leaguer since then.
You would imagine they still believe he could help them. So we'll see
whether or not they believe the Angels would make a trade with them for a
player like Louis Renhifoh. Look, the Angels the White Sox, they need
talent in their organization. I don't think they should be opposed with trading for
anybody or with anybody in their positions. Eight six six nine eight seven two
five seventy is the phone number speaking of the White Sox. Gavin Stone on
Wednesday night pitched a complete game shutout, but he was overshadowed by Dodgers bat
boy and clubhouse attendant Javier Herrera, who was caught on camera by a Japanese
network saving Otani's life and basically his face. A check swing by Keik Hernandez
sharply went into the Dodgers dugout where Otani was standing on the steps near the
batrack, and sitting right in front of him was Hobby Herrera, who very
calmonly just grabbed the foul ball and handed it to the authenticator like he did
not save show hey Otani's life and Hobby joined us on the pregame show talked
about how close the dugout is to home played out there in New Komiski Park,
the dugout at guaranteed rate field, very dangerous angle there, so you
had to be on your toes. Can you take us through what you saw
and what Otani told you after you saved his life. So, I mean
it's pretty close by. It's what twenty feet maybe twenty five feet from home
plate to the dugout, so I had to keep my eyes wide open,
be aware of anything. So I think the first the first game, Crochet
was pitching. He was throwing hard, and he stood behind me saying like,
oh, I don't want to He didnt say anything, but I knew
he didn't want to get hit. But I did tell him, like,
don't worry, I'll protect you. I got your back. And then game
three in Chicago, I caught that line drive and the night when I caught
it, he turned around. I turned around and gave him knuckles and I
told him I told you, I got you. And then he was happy
about that. Man, it was so smooth too. You didn't make a
big deal about it. You caught it and you handed it to the authenticator.
Yeah. Yeah, I mean it was a foul ball. I mean,
the game's still going nothing really, no one got hurt. That was
the best part. I did my job, all right. So after that,
we saw each other after the game. By the time we saw each
other, things kind of got went viral. How many texts did you get
from around the league, from former Dodgers current Dodgers about how it went viral.
I got a good amount of texts from family friends, even people that
I don't even know, to be honest, but they're not in my context.
But David probably did reach out TP J. T. Turner, Justin
Turner reached out. Catboy reached out, you know, just saying good hands,
like, you know, saying that, yeah, save, I saved
Show his life. But I think he probably you know, I think he
probably would have avoided a little bit. But you know, I did my
thing. Yeah you did your thing. Javey Herrera, and he deserves to
have his name out there not just Dodger bat boy, because he's much more
than that. And Javier has been with the team for over fifteen years as
a clubhouse attendant, and ever since the pandemic started, the Dodgers have been
traveling their clubhouse attendants to serve as bat boys. Brandon, Javier have been
part of it. Joe been part of it. But Javier is the guy
that travels a lot, so he's a great guy. Certainly deserves all the
shine he gets over this because how many of us or how many bat boys
out there with no glove would have been able to just commonly have the catlike
reflexes to catch the ball and not let it hit your seven hundred million dollar
DH Pitcher Superstar Show. Hey Otani, I wonder you know everybody says,
is Otani going to buy him a Porsche? You know, I kind of
feel bad for sho Hey because everybody feels like if you do something nice for
him, or you save his life like Javier did that he owes you a
Porsche, like he sent to Joe Kelly's house, I guess I would say
what Hobby did deserves a Porsche more than just giving up number seventeen like Joe
Kelly did. So I guess in context, I feel like what Hobby did
his actions were more representative of getting some sort of reward. But I mean,
I guess he was just doing his job. And I know Hovey does
not want anything. He's uncomfortable with all this attention. He was shocked that
the Japanese camera crews were filming every step that he took today and in fact
had to have a press conference with the Japanese media after he talked to us.
So, congratulations to Javier Herrera and wow, show. Hey man,
this guy saved your life, no doubt about it. Eight sixty six nine
eight seven two five seventy is the phone number. Dodgers fall to the Giants
tonight, five to three, and coming into this road trip, six game
road trip, three against the White Sox and three more Here in San Francisco,
Rick Monday and I were talking about this and we both agreed what realistic
records should the Dodgers have on this road trip, and we both said five
and one. Sweep the White Sox and take two out of three from the
Giants. No matter how good or bad the Giants are, this is a
tough place to beat them, as we saw tonight, and with Logan Webb
going tonight, the Giants needed the game because they're going with a twenty six
year old rookie, a left hander and Eric Miller tomorrow. They are undecided
on who their starter is on Sunday, so they needed that win. Especially
with Tyler glassnow on the mound for the Dodgers tomorrow. You would imagine that
and at four fifteen, by the way, where shadows come into play,
Glass now is tough enough to hit this year without having the advantage of shadows.
So the Giants really needed this game, and in my opinion, I
feel like the Dodgers win the next two games of this series and deliver that
five to one record on this road trip. Eight sixty six nine eight seven
two five seventy is the phone number. Giants walk it off thanks to a
two run walk off home run by Brett Weisley off of Blake Trining tonight.
And speaking of uh, you know, power rankings of starters and what took
place in Chicago. Gavin Stone, Wow, the Dodgers' first complete game shutout
since Walker Buehler did it back in twenty twenty two. In spring training,
I had mentioned to you that I was a big believer in Gavin Stone.
If there was an award for the best pitcher in spring training this year,
it would have been given to Gavin Stone. Player of Spring Training would have
been given to Andy paj Haz. So both of these rookies have really earned
their opportunity and they have both ran with it. And Gavin Stone outstanding pitching
the contact during the past off season. He got bigger, he got stronger,
He came up with two extra pitches, including his two seam fastball.
He has been outstanding and so humble and such a great guy. And our
guy calling ye back of the Burbank studios heard Gavin Stone on with Petro some
Money and wow, I'm number one humble that Petro some Money would keep the
receipts on how high I was on Gavin Stone since spring training. And also,
man, I'm floored by what Ving Stone told those guys about me.
That's funny. Uh. No, David is a great guy. Immediately whenever
I came up, you know, we connected and and started talking and got
to know each other pretty well. And and like I said, he's a
great guy. And earlier in the season, actually he he I told him
that my favorite player when I was growing up was David Exton, and he
actually set it up to where I could FaceTime David and get to talk to
him a little bit. So that meant a lot to me. And uh
and I'll forever be grateful for that, just because you know, David was
my favorite player growing up. But no, he's He's a great guy.
I love him to death. I'm so glad that he's in our clubhouse all
the time. I don't know, I don't know what he saw in spring
training, but Uh, so like, uh, we've always connected and he's
always he's always liked me, and I've always liked him. So he's probably
just giving me some you know, props in spring training. But yeah,
that's cool with him to say, yeah, Gavin Stone, damn man,
you're gonna make me cry Gavin Stone. After hearing that, Man, I
love Gavin Stone. Great kid, easy kid to root for. And you
know what I saw. I saw a guy that worked really hurt hard during
the off season. I saw a humble and hungry pitcher in Gavin Stone.
And he has gotten that opportunity. And remember when spring training started, he
was on the outside looking in. If Emmitt Sheen doesn't get hurt, Gavin
Stone may not start the year with the Dodgers, and he was he had
to earn his opportunity and he did. And opportunities come in a lot of
different shapes and forms, and next man up is always a great opportunity.
And unfortunately for Emmit Shean, he had an elbow issue in spring training that
opened the door for Gavin Stone to take it and he has not looked back.
So man, Gavin Stone, very happy for him. And uh,
look, he has the lowest era on the Dodgers' staff right now. Not
sure if you real that his era is lower than Tyler Glass Noow's and if
he keeps this going one or two more starts, I mean, I know
I talked about Rookie of the Year consideration in the National League, But how
about now some All Star consideration? Glass now and Stone to the All Star
Game? How about that? Who would have thought that in spring training?
I wish I could say I did, but I'm not gonna go that far.
But if you're gonna be considered for Rookie of the Year, then yeah,
I guess, uh, I guess an All Star nod is not out
of question here now Tomorrow it will be Tyler Glass now on the mound for
the Dodgers, trying to beat Gavin Stone's era. Right now, Glass now
is at two eighty eight with an eight and five record. Like I mentioned,
he's going up against southpaw Eric Miller, a twenty six year old rookie
who is a college pitcher out of Stanford. He has made seven starts in
his Major League career this season and Morongo Casino Dodgers on deck begins at three
o'clock with first pitch at four fifteen. That'll do it for us tonight on
Dodger Talk. Thanks for listening, and thanks to Colin Yee back at our
Burbanks studios. Thanks to Duayme McDonald out here at Oracle Park. And in
case you missed our interview with Javier Herrera, the legendary hero himself, you
can find the full conversation on the iHeartRadio app. Once again, the final
score tonight from Oracle Park in San Francisco. The Giants defeat the Dodgers five
to three. Have a great rest of your Friday night. See you,
Send it away.