Speaker 1: All right, we continue on, Fred Rogan, Rodney Pete, Eric Dickerson,
Speaker 1: well up in the phone lines here in the bed
Speaker 1: for Dodger fans that did not weigh in an hour
Speaker 1: one eight six, six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy.
Speaker 1: We know the audience changes, people are in, people are out.
Speaker 1: You're here now? And where were you last night? And
Speaker 1: what did you do to celebrate? What happened to you?
Speaker 1: Where were you? I mean, we've had people at Ralph's.
Speaker 1: We had somebody buying a Halloween shirt for their kid,
Speaker 1: We had somebody King's game. Where were you last night?
Speaker 1: Eight six, six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy? And
Speaker 1: what did you do to celebrate? Now? Rodney, what were
Speaker 1: you saying before the break?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Fred, you cut me off. Fraid Rody
Speaker 2: play football? We can't we can't hold. We can't hold
Speaker 2: about that long. Yeah, I was on a roll.
Speaker 3: I was on a roll.
Speaker 1: You got me on. I can't remember what I was saying.
Speaker 1: Remind you all know what you were saying was, could
Speaker 1: this be the beginning of a Dinostau?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What do you think? Could it be the beginning of
Speaker 1: a dynasty? Look?
Speaker 5: They got obviously, ol Tani locked up forever. Mookie's got
Speaker 5: a few more years left on his deal. Freddy's got
Speaker 5: a couple more years or three more years left.
Speaker 1: On his deal.
Speaker 5: They got Glass now locked in, yamamotos here for ten.
Speaker 1: Will Smith, Will Smith is locked in for ten.
Speaker 5: I mean, they've got the nucleus of all these guys
Speaker 5: locked in.
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm sure next year they've already come out
Speaker 5: with it. They're they're the they're the favorite to win
Speaker 5: the World Series.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't be, Yeah, they should be, But.
Speaker 5: There hasn't been a back to back winner since the
Speaker 5: Yankees did it Yank at nine two thousand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's what I think. Uh, we've learned from this year.
Speaker 1: And I'm saying something you both have said over the
Speaker 1: years we've been together, and you know it better than
Speaker 1: anybody listening to the radio show right now. Winning is
Speaker 1: really hard. It doesn't matter what it says on paper.
Speaker 1: Winning is really really hard. You've got to be good,
Speaker 1: you've got to be lucky, you have to have momentum.
Speaker 1: It's difficult to win. Because the Dodgers have had really
Speaker 1: good teams and they haven't won it all. They get
Speaker 1: knocked out in the first round this year because of
Speaker 1: everything they went through and throughout the year where people
Speaker 1: were panicked and they were concerned. We were never panicked
Speaker 1: one bet I wasn't. And I mean it was up
Speaker 1: and down this year. It was far more difficult this
Speaker 1: year and nerve racking that it's been in the last
Speaker 1: couple of years during the regular season. I mean, this
Speaker 1: has really been a very tough year. Yeah, I think.
Speaker 5: And also yeah, because when you think about it this year,
Speaker 5: it's one thing to lose your left fielder and then
Speaker 5: lose your third basemen, but when you lose multiple pitchers
Speaker 5: that you count on going into the season as being
Speaker 5: a big role for you to have success, and you
Speaker 5: lose more more than half that staff, I don't care
Speaker 5: what you do. It's hard to overcome that because pitching
Speaker 5: is such a big part of obviously of winning and
Speaker 5: losing in baseball, and if you don't have good pitching
Speaker 5: and pitching that's consistent, then then you got no chance
Speaker 5: because you're going to score eight runs and lose ten
Speaker 5: to eight, you know, So that part of it was difficult,
Speaker 5: and you know, we saw it and heard it all
Speaker 5: season long. Nobody was giving the Dodgers any kind of
Speaker 5: pass for that. You know, they were still hard on
Speaker 5: the Dodgers, even though you know, even though they end
Speaker 5: up winning the division and best record in baseball, they
Speaker 5: were hard on them, and nobody cared about losing the pitching.
Speaker 5: So you know, it's one thing to stay healthy, but
Speaker 5: stay healthy pitching wise was devastating for them, and they
Speaker 5: still want it all.
Speaker 1: I would say, as much as you ask, could just
Speaker 1: be a dynasty, I think my response is as much
Speaker 1: a dynasty could be in today's world, everything has to
Speaker 1: go right.
Speaker 2: Bam that. Now you write perfect, Fred you said it perfect.
Speaker 2: Everything has to go right, I mean, and that's the truth.
Speaker 2: If it doesn't go right, for it, you could have
Speaker 2: the best baseball team, football team. But if the ball
Speaker 2: doesn't bounce right, if thing's gonna go right, let's go back.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to that first game with Freddie Freeman
Speaker 2: hitting at that Grand Slam. If that does not happen,
Speaker 2: I think this is a whole different series. Listen, let's
Speaker 2: sen the Yankees would have won that and then Dodgers
Speaker 2: won one and the Yankees won two in LA. I
Speaker 2: think it's we have a whole different conversation here. But
Speaker 2: if everything goes right for you. If you got the
Speaker 2: talent and you've got guys like step up and come through,
Speaker 2: that is the difference. It really like, It's like, righter,
Speaker 2: you could have the greatest quarterback of all times, but
Speaker 2: if you got four or five offensive lineman out, yeah,
Speaker 2: this gonna.
Speaker 1: Make no different.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like the year that Tampa Bay wanted and Matt
Speaker 5: Mahons found out what it was like when he lost
Speaker 5: three of his offensive linemen.
Speaker 1: That's three of the offensive lineman right, Ye couldn't.
Speaker 5: Block anybody, and Tampa Bay got after him and made
Speaker 5: them look ordinary because he didn't have his offensive lineman.
Speaker 5: But do you think that it's a you know, like
Speaker 5: basically people would consider Kansas City like a beginning or
Speaker 5: many dynasty right now.
Speaker 1: I agree, I agree. You think the Dodgers could be
Speaker 1: like in this day and age.
Speaker 5: It's difficult, as you just mentioned, it's really difficult because
Speaker 5: there's so many players and the salaries where they are.
Speaker 5: You know, teams are competitive every single year. You can
Speaker 5: build a team every single year. Could the Dodgers be
Speaker 5: on a role like Kansas City?
Speaker 2: I mean, I think they could. I mean, but you
Speaker 2: know what, we know what it comes down to I
Speaker 2: just really believe. One thing is we talk about this
Speaker 2: all the time, injuries, just like we talked about the
Speaker 2: Dodgers having injuries. You know, you know, it could be
Speaker 2: no injuries. Next year is gonna have some. But I
Speaker 2: mean it could be a better year where they have
Speaker 2: a very few injuries and still not win. You know,
Speaker 2: because this year, you know, they were talking about, well,
Speaker 2: no matter what, they've got the talent, we don't care about.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm not having pictures Dave Roberts. If you
Speaker 2: don't winless you get fired. I'm like, come on, man,
Speaker 2: that's not fair. I mean, I mean, you know, because
Speaker 2: if you play a sport, and you know your sport,
Speaker 2: you know, if you don't have I keep saying, if
Speaker 2: you don't have your guys, man, it's it's hard.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: It's almost impossible. So you know, they could have a dynasty.
Speaker 2: I mean, they have the they have the makeup, they're
Speaker 2: the Dodgers. I think that when you the thing I
Speaker 2: like about when I hear players that come to the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: it's almost like riding. You said you're going to the Cowboys.
Speaker 2: It's like, man, it's a whole different animal over here.
Speaker 2: You know they treat you different. Wow, everything is all
Speaker 2: first class over here. You know when you come from organization,
Speaker 2: You're like, man, we have to go get happy meals.
Speaker 2: We said, we we sitting, We sitting three cher role
Speaker 2: like like Markey's on the limb.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think Tommy Edmond said that, you know, it said like,
Speaker 5: you know, I've always kind of admired the Dodgers from Afar,
Speaker 5: but when I got here, it's better than I ever expected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right right, yeah, all right? So, uh, where did
Speaker 1: you watch the game from last night? How did you celebrate?
Speaker 1: Who were you with John and Laplente? I appreciate your holding.
Speaker 1: Where were you last night? John watching?
Speaker 6: Oh, we were in.
Speaker 7: The hospital room at Pamota Valley with the wife having
Speaker 7: our baby girl, reigning room with the family.
Speaker 1: Right on. Congratulations, gratulations, congratulations.
Speaker 7: It was awesome, It was awesome. She came, she came
Speaker 7: out at two o'clock. My beautiful wife Cecilia had her
Speaker 7: and uh, a couple hours later we watched the game
Speaker 7: and wow, what a game? Right?
Speaker 1: What a game? Yeah? Now did your daughter watch the
Speaker 1: game every time? Born on it? She's got a great
Speaker 1: story to tell her. Way to go, So Sey. He
Speaker 1: did all the work. He did, all the.
Speaker 3: Work she did.
Speaker 6: She did, you know, but you don't.
Speaker 7: I managed it. I was to pull in the right
Speaker 7: doc just like so you know, it all worked out great.
Speaker 1: All right, John, congratulations on the birth of your daughter.
Speaker 1: That's very very cool. That's cool. All right. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Tim in West Covina. Tim, who'd you watch the
Speaker 1: game with? And where?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I was watching from West Covina with my dad. It
Speaker 8: just sound very fitty and you know, just thinking about
Speaker 8: Freddy and his dad and like this. It was just
Speaker 8: an amazing game to watch. We celebrated, just took a
Speaker 8: couple of shots of whiskey and just cheering and listening
Speaker 8: to all the fireworks that are up in the city.
Speaker 8: It was such a great moment.
Speaker 1: Cool. Thanks Tim, And it's great. You know what if
Speaker 1: you can share that with a family member, Uh, you know,
Speaker 1: if your family can share that, We've talked about it
Speaker 1: numerous times, that's the kind of thing you never forget.
Speaker 1: You will carry that with you for the rest of
Speaker 1: your life, you really will, and you'll share that with
Speaker 1: your kids as well. That story Eric in a way
Speaker 1: to PSA. I don't know if you heard it. And
Speaker 1: maybe you should have because you would probably be one
Speaker 1: of the biggest perpetrators of this.
Speaker 4: How to celebrate how well I got to a perpetrate,
Speaker 4: Well I'm saying I'm a perpetrator, then yeah, yeah you are.
Speaker 1: Uh, this is how we do. You're a perpetrator. Anyway,
Speaker 1: So we had a PSA and how to celebrate responsibly,
Speaker 1: and uh, there were two major points to the PSA. First,
Speaker 1: if you're going to light something on fire, you know,
Speaker 1: light your own thing on fire. So if you want
Speaker 1: to burn something down, burn your own house down, burn
Speaker 1: your own car, do not light fires. And somebody did
Speaker 1: on a bus and a little bus on fire, and uh,
Speaker 1: of course they were arrested. I don't know if they
Speaker 1: did they get them? Did they get them? They got
Speaker 1: the fire people. Then the other thing was and if
Speaker 1: you're going to do something crazy, if you're going to
Speaker 1: do something insane, don't hurt anyone else. If you're going
Speaker 1: to do something crazy, just do it to yourself. Do
Speaker 1: not be some sort of nut running down the stream,
Speaker 1: throwing things at people, lighting off fireworks around people. Just
Speaker 1: don't be a nut. Do it to yourself. And somebody
Speaker 1: did take our advice there, guy in East La on fire.
Speaker 1: No even set himself on fire. But he he did,
Speaker 1: I think, like a firecracker or something. Yeah, and then
Speaker 1: he blew off four of his own fingers.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, well they caught him him.
Speaker 1: You can't see. Ain't right I planed.
Speaker 2: I don't get this. You please explain this to me.
Speaker 2: What what makes you say? You know what, let's go
Speaker 2: set a bus on fire? That sounds like a gravest idea.
Speaker 2: Let's go set a building on fire. Let's go flip
Speaker 2: some cars over? Why said? Why would you do that?
Speaker 2: And what you think the Dodge is gonna come get
Speaker 2: you out of jail?
Speaker 1: I did, come. Yeah, we're gonna we're gonna sell it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna tear some cars. Don't make that makes sense?
Speaker 5: And and how many videos has to happen of somebody
Speaker 5: blowing up their hand off or their fingers off or whatever.
Speaker 5: I lighted firecrackers for someone to just think twice about
Speaker 5: maybe I shouldn't do it this way. Maybe I stud
Speaker 5: keep my distance when I'm lighting these firecrackers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you would think, wouldn't you. Yeah? All right, let's
Speaker 1: go to Huntington Beach. Mark. Now, Mark, you were at
Speaker 1: the Clipper game, right all right, yeah.
Speaker 6: I was in my wall seats and I had the
Speaker 6: iHeartRadio on listening to the game. I also had to
Speaker 6: score pinned and when it was five nothing, you know,
Speaker 6: we're watching the Clippers played Portland, but it was five oh,
Speaker 6: and I showed my friend Richard was with me. I said,
Speaker 6: lay this five oh. So we're watching the game, watching
Speaker 6: the game, I keep looking back to the pin score
Speaker 6: on my phone. Five five, Hey, we tied it. No
Speaker 6: da da da, And then you know, then the Lanki's
Speaker 6: I have six five, said crap, here we go again.
Speaker 6: Then I went six six and then seven six, and
Speaker 6: Richard and I are all getting jazz, and they're showing
Speaker 6: the scores as they occur up there on the on
Speaker 6: the Halo screen too, and you know the fans are
Speaker 6: you know, first of the time the five oh, they
Speaker 6: all went uh so. Then it gets right down to
Speaker 6: the bottom of the ninth and credit the Clipper management.
Speaker 6: They had made up Dodgers World Champion signs, like when
Speaker 6: you see someone win one of those fake checks and
Speaker 6: they have it, you know, it's about the size of
Speaker 6: a pool table. So they brought those over to our
Speaker 6: section and me and my friend Richard held up the
Speaker 6: Dodger part of the sign, so when they finally did
Speaker 6: the last pitch, we're moving the sign up and down
Speaker 6: and everything, and you know, everyone's celebrating the Dodger win.
Speaker 6: They stopped the game, stopped the game, showed and showed
Speaker 6: the last pitch by Bueller getting the strikeout and the
Speaker 6: Dodgers coming on the screen and everything. That's I'd give
Speaker 6: Clipper management some credit for doing all that because we're
Speaker 6: all La fans here, but yeah, it was fantastic. Curse
Speaker 6: the Clippers lost by one, but can't always win them,
Speaker 6: but it was that was where we were at. We
Speaker 6: were at Clipper into a dumb watching it, and the
Speaker 6: Climber management really put on a great show for the
Speaker 6: Dodger fans there. And there were Dodger fans wearing you know, uniforms,
Speaker 6: and they were highlighting them on the on the on
Speaker 6: the halo and everything. So everyone had a great time
Speaker 6: and nothing better than seeing that last strikeout on the
Speaker 6: Halo screen, which is about the size of a house.
Speaker 1: Thanks, Mark appreciated. Yeah, that is classy. If they actually
Speaker 1: get stop the game. I don't think the Kings did that.
Speaker 1: I don't think the Kings stopped the game because they
Speaker 1: showed it on the scoreboard there too at crit dot com. Uh,
Speaker 1: let's go Salm and Burbank, Sam, where were you last night?
Speaker 9: My wife and I were here with our son watching
Speaker 9: the game. My wife and I are seventy six and
Speaker 9: our son is fifty. And he bought us season seats
Speaker 9: in the Ada section of the reserve overlooking home plate
Speaker 9: there at Ruws Aisle three, And it's been great. And
Speaker 9: the wife when when they had that last pitch by Buler,
Speaker 9: we jumped up and we're high five in each other
Speaker 9: and creaming out the door and windowed.
Speaker 10: It's been great.
Speaker 9: So I've been fortunate.
Speaker 1: Your son bought you ticket.
Speaker 9: For the series, well, not for the series, but for
Speaker 9: season seats.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 9: We went to the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we went to the.
Speaker 9: Playoffs for San Diego. We went to the playoffs for
Speaker 9: New York, but weren't able to go to the World
Speaker 9: Series this year. I'm disabled and partially blind and on
Speaker 9: kidney dialysis, so I have to kind of manage my activities.
Speaker 9: But we've I've been going since the early seventies to
Speaker 9: the Dodger game and when they used to have think
Speaker 9: Blue for the Dodgers Week where it said think Blue.
Speaker 9: I was voted the biggest Dodger blue on the inaugural
Speaker 9: day week of that Think Blue Week back then and
Speaker 9: then in twenty ten. Yeah, I was fortunate to throw
Speaker 9: out the first first pitch UH of the game, the
Speaker 9: honorary first pick. We've been fans forever. Good to the
Speaker 9: eighty one World to the eighty eight World Series.
Speaker 1: Great, No, that's good. All right, that's good. Sam, Way
Speaker 1: to go, way to go. Thank you for calling your
Speaker 1: son was a good son for getting your season ticket
Speaker 1: run over there? Hey, hey, hey, thank god, thank god
Speaker 1: for his son.
Speaker 2: No fit, No, that's not fair, thank god, thank god
Speaker 2: you ain't got Fred for a son.
Speaker 1: No, no, listen free Yeah you want to do that?
Speaker 1: You see you say Dodgy tickets? What all right? All right? Listen, No,
Speaker 1: Sam was going Sam well, No, I mean Sam was
Speaker 1: kind of going through everything. He was going to go
Speaker 1: through the line up in sixty five. I mean we
Speaker 1: don't have time for everybody. No, we have all of
Speaker 1: these people. We have to get all these Sam, we do, Sam,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Sam. Oh good. Irene's on hold too. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be a big day. Daniel's on, hul rig Isabelle O, Jason,
Speaker 1: Dodger b All right, Hank tight, we get everybody on
Speaker 1: the other side.
Speaker 4: What Fred is peep upping? That's Fred right there, Fred?
Speaker 1: He do it? He ain't doing it? He do it?
Speaker 4: Oh, Lord and Lord Roddie read Rogan the Hall of
Speaker 4: Famer Eric Dickinson.
Speaker 1: I want to throw back Thursday. Let's go all right,
Speaker 1: where were you? Where were you last night? Who are
Speaker 1: you celebrating with Dodger, Bob and Malibu?
Speaker 9: Where were you fellas?
Speaker 10: How you guys doing today? What a what a celebration
Speaker 10: last night?
Speaker 1: Man? Absolutely just tell us we Dodger Bob? Where were you?
Speaker 1: What were who were you with?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 1: Fred?
Speaker 10: Fred's being hard day.
Speaker 3: But that's all right, Rodnie.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna spit with him right here. We followed up
Speaker 10: the neighborhood.
Speaker 9: We put a little Randy Newman on the big speaker
Speaker 9: and blasted, and everybody came out of their houses.
Speaker 10: We loft the neighborhood last night, Man, and had a party.
Speaker 6: It was fun.
Speaker 10: It was a block party. It was a celebration of
Speaker 10: everybody who's waited these years to get this World Series
Speaker 10: Championship back home.
Speaker 1: Here in l A like it, like it, Dodger, Bob,
Speaker 1: very sweet, good story. We love La. Don't you love it?
Speaker 1: All right, let's go George and Orange, all right, or Jason,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Jason, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Fred Hey, fred.
Speaker 10: Doing great?
Speaker 8: Great?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 10: So we just watched the game at home last night
Speaker 10: with family, my seventeen year old son and my nine
Speaker 10: year old daughter, my beautiful west bridget Uh and I down.
Speaker 10: You know it was. It was nervous, you know, and
Speaker 10: they got that five run lead, but I just kept saying, hey, man,
Speaker 10: they're going to keep playing, They're going to keep falling.
Speaker 10: And they did it, man, and game four.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 10: My son is a senior at Almadina High School and
Speaker 10: he plays water polo. And when you sit up in
Speaker 10: the bleachers, you can see the baseball center right there.
Speaker 10: So when Freddy Freeman hit that two rent homer, I
Speaker 10: looked right over and Freddie's right there. Man, it was
Speaker 10: freaking epic.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 10: We didn't win that game, but yeah, man, was it
Speaker 10: was amazing. So you know, my son's team lost that
Speaker 10: CIS game, but they had a great season nonetheless, And
Speaker 10: you know, it's cool that he goes to the same
Speaker 10: school as Freddy Freeman and go Dodgers man. We'll see
Speaker 10: you guys at the stadium tomorrow.
Speaker 1: You got it, Jason really appreciate it. Uh, Okay, let's
Speaker 1: go down to seal Beach. Rick, who did you watch
Speaker 1: the game with?
Speaker 12: Hey, guys, Okay, here's the story now. I was protesting
Speaker 12: basically AM five seven because in the beginning, right through
Speaker 12: the whole season we had to lever right and he
Speaker 12: was calling the game.
Speaker 3: Tim was great.
Speaker 6: At first, I was kind of bummed out because.
Speaker 12: Charlie wasn't there and we didn't quite know the whole stupid,
Speaker 12: But then.
Speaker 10: He kind of worked. I started really digging.
Speaker 12: His camaraderie with Rick and it was really working out great.
Speaker 12: And then all of a sudden we're in the postseason
Speaker 12: and here comes Nelly, Right, Nelly's cool. He was there
Speaker 12: like during the year. He come in like, you know,
Speaker 12: do a couple of games and do it on TV.
Speaker 1: Hey Rick? So then Rick, Rick, let me ask you
Speaker 1: a question. We've got time for one question. Can I
Speaker 1: ask you a question?
Speaker 6: You can ask as many questions as you want.
Speaker 1: Good, who did you watch the game?
Speaker 3: I was with my wife?
Speaker 6: But the deal is, okay, just let me get this out.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, The question is where'd you watch the game?
Speaker 1: Who not the the trilogy of a five seventy broad
Speaker 1: Charlie and him? Nelly? Yeah, no, all right, thanks, appreciate
Speaker 1: the call. All right, you cold blooded for it? No,
Speaker 1: Kevin and my nuts.
Speaker 13: I mean the question was where did you watch? And
Speaker 13: Nellie does a great job. Every does a great job
Speaker 13: like I don't.
Speaker 1: You got it got explained a little bit.
Speaker 2: Hey, don't be surprid that man waiting outside by your
Speaker 2: car and get out of there.
Speaker 1: You don't let me finish, Tim free, let me finish
Speaker 1: last night? Is your name Fred Rogan or Berry Champlain? Listen, listen.
Speaker 1: He won't be by my car because he's obviously having
Speaker 1: lunch with Tim Neverett. That's where he is. All right,
Speaker 1: let's do Irene in Monterey Park, Irene. Where did you
Speaker 1: watch and who did you watch with?
Speaker 14: Yes, I was in the classroom with all my students,
Speaker 14: and obviously I didn't.
Speaker 15: Have access a totally. I did have access to my
Speaker 15: cell phone.
Speaker 14: But I am fishing, right, So I told my in
Speaker 14: this whatever happens, don't tell me anything about this sport.
Speaker 15: I will wait until I.
Speaker 14: Get a home.
Speaker 15: So this isn't actually, you know, they listen.
Speaker 14: However, didn't reach this time. One of my colleagues comes
Speaker 14: to my classroom. I says, hey, the dyers are losing
Speaker 14: in fight and nothing. I go, oh great, but you
Speaker 14: know I have to get for for the Friday gaming.
Speaker 15: That was the case, right, So then a few minutes
Speaker 15: later she.
Speaker 14: Comes and just tells me, hey, the dyers are tight,
Speaker 14: and I go, you please don't say anything to me anymore.
Speaker 14: I don't wait until I get home. So it was
Speaker 14: close to nine o'clock, which is the time that.
Speaker 15: I just missed a student. And then I hear fireworks and.
Speaker 14: Then I go, yeah, I was so loud I forgot
Speaker 14: I was in my classroom and the teacher what happened?
Speaker 14: I think the dire span and then yeah, sure enough,
Speaker 14: my husband.
Speaker 1: Texted me, Irene, Irene, is Iren still there? Let me
Speaker 1: talk about No, I didn't cut her off, Irene, are
Speaker 1: you still there?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Wait Irene? Wait wait all right? That's I mean, where
Speaker 1: where's your classroom? What are you teaching?
Speaker 16: Okay?
Speaker 14: I finished social studies and English, but I obviously at
Speaker 14: once I worked for the city of Mannabella. Manabella in
Speaker 14: a fight school district, so.
Speaker 15: I thought, I don't get fired.
Speaker 14: I was not watching the game, like I said, I
Speaker 14: was just waiting until I get home.
Speaker 15: But anyway, so when I heard the fire worse, I said,
Speaker 15: I know something, all right.
Speaker 1: I read, let me ask you something. I ring, I think.
Speaker 1: I think Irene has time for one foot question. I mean,
Speaker 1: bring Irene back up, all right, I read you there,
Speaker 1: you're still talking ian Way. I mean, how long is
Speaker 1: the class you teach? It seems like it's like nine
Speaker 1: hours long. You were there at getting the game and
Speaker 1: then you were there for the fireworks. How long is
Speaker 1: this class?
Speaker 14: Okay, so the class is from six to nine.
Speaker 5: Him.
Speaker 15: I dish in the evening, so I know, yeah.
Speaker 14: No, no, no, that's fine. I actually dished the day
Speaker 14: time and then also in the beginning, so I have
Speaker 14: an extra.
Speaker 15: Class in the evening. Yes, so it was very exciting. Yes,
Speaker 15: one last thing I want to say. I want to
Speaker 15: say one last thing. Yes, I I you know.
Speaker 14: I have always been the Roberts apologetic. My husband is
Speaker 14: not so on the night before Yester yet that is
Speaker 14: before when the oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: My husband, Irene, what are we doing? Iren? What are
Speaker 1: we doing? Let her finished. I'm not even controlling this,
Speaker 1: do you understand? Not ring buttons? All right, bring it
Speaker 1: back up, Bring it back up, profast Irena, you're still there?
Speaker 14: Yes, I'm still here. And thank you Radney for telling
Speaker 14: Fred to let me finish.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go, there we go, thank you? All right?
Speaker 1: All right, goodbye my iron. All right, there goes Irene.
Speaker 1: That was my mother's name, Irn, by the way I thought,
Speaker 1: I and yeah, Bill, and you still cut her off? Well? No,
Speaker 1: actually Ronnie was manipulating the knobs. You know what happens
Speaker 1: when Ronnie does that? Right, No, go caway. Want to
Speaker 1: blame it on Ronnie? Okay, Fred, what's up with that?
Speaker 1: All right, we have two more calls. We have to
Speaker 1: do it. Go ahead. Manuel, Where were you what were
Speaker 1: you doing?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 11: I was with my fiance Debbie and my dad Dad,
Speaker 11: just at home. But he lined it down Broadway literally
Speaker 11: ten to twenty. I was on fifth and Broadway. Saw
Speaker 11: all the made him go down first hand. And it
Speaker 11: was a lot worse publicized than it really was. It
Speaker 11: was pretty peaceful actually, other than those knuckleheads that broke
Speaker 11: the windows at that spot.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, where is that where the bus was
Speaker 1: lit on fire? Manuel is that where the bush?
Speaker 3: No, but they what did happen there? Freddy? There was
Speaker 3: a scene like out of Police Academy with a thousand
Speaker 3: riot lapds, about fifty horse Mounty lpds, and there was
Speaker 3: a guy who was cut up, man like, freaking like
Speaker 3: Tony Atlas. Let's say, right. He was on top of
Speaker 3: the RTD dancing for like ten minutes. The LAPD officers
Speaker 3: were even just watching him. It was like a scene
Speaker 3: out of a movie, fred Like a thousand people marching,
Speaker 3: all Dodger fans, all love. For the most part, it
Speaker 3: was a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: I hope everybody gets to experience that tomorrow.
Speaker 10: La Man.
Speaker 3: Let's keep it classy, no violence, no idiocy. Dodgers are
Speaker 3: world champs. That's all that matters, Freddy.
Speaker 1: All right, man, well, thanks, right, and we're gonna wrap
Speaker 1: it up, and I'm gonna let Eric handle this call. Eric,
Speaker 1: you're gonna get to handle this. You'll be in charge
Speaker 1: of this. How am I gonna be in control? I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you who it is, and then you bring
Speaker 1: this person on there and handle it all right, Okay,
Speaker 1: The caller is Isabelle. Go ahead, Eric, Hi Isabelle. Oh
Speaker 1: can you tell us, how are you good? How are you?
Speaker 1: How are you? My dear?
Speaker 2: Can you tell us who did you watch the game with?
Speaker 2: And where were you at when you watch the game.
Speaker 16: I was all alone in my bedroom watching the game
Speaker 16: last night. So but yeah, it was a good game.
Speaker 16: I'm just happy. She then is over. They were killing
Speaker 16: me so anyway, well I'm not happy. Good Dodgers and
Speaker 16: it's just wonderful, he means to twenty twenty wood Champions.
Speaker 16: I'm so happy, are you so? Saying me so very
Speaker 16: we thanks guys, So there.
Speaker 2: You go, thank you, thank you very much, Isabelle, Thank you,
Speaker 2: Isabelle is a Belle.
Speaker 1: That was probably Isabelle's best call ever as a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, because she's so happy. Well she was. He
Speaker 1: was talking to somebody very nice.
Speaker 2: Not not not not not the old old Gritch No
Speaker 2: Gritch still still Christmas.
Speaker 1: Okay, get off the phone. This is y'all just saying
Speaker 1: once you get off the phone, you can ask you
Speaker 1: that O mean mean Fred.
Speaker 2: I'm like, God, I know you read, but your car
Speaker 2: gonna be on fine?
Speaker 1: All right, Eric, thank you for hanging tonight. We appreciate it.
Speaker 1: I gotta roll you. I gotta go, guys, I got
Speaker 1: I gotta get to that right all but thank you guys.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll talk you out, Okay, all right, all right,
Speaker 1: coming up next you know he'll be here.
Speaker 4: Ronnie hit him. Get ready, Yeah, I get ready. Oh yes,
Speaker 4: it's that time. Come on, y'all. Come on, Freddy, we
Speaker 4: need it. We need it.
Speaker 1: Baddy Pete, Fred Rogan throw back Thursday, bring him on,
Speaker 1: come on, we need that spirituality, we need this. Manda
Speaker 1: take a bow. Let's bring him on. Victor Breck Hello, Vic.
Speaker 17: Dodgers fans, Yeah, are failing you. The greatest clinching rally
Speaker 17: in World Series history. Blue Bamboo, bless y'all. The Dodgers
Speaker 17: bent in the Bronx down five. The Bronx was going ballistic.
Speaker 17: G Cole was shutting down the azul Bats. But they
Speaker 17: don't break. Then a ki K single that was yours
Speaker 17: in York to Rook Tobe Bray you called it, Rodney.
Speaker 1: Pete, Yes, yes I did.
Speaker 17: And Fred your gentleman sweepers right on.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Vick and e d.
Speaker 17: You you have been nurturing your Dodger loves in Sealy, Texas.
Speaker 1: I know you have right home. Vid.
Speaker 17: Meanwhile, the key K single in the fifth, the parade
Speaker 17: of Yankee eras Fu followed from Judge dropping the pop
Speaker 17: fly his first era of the season, Vope throwing one
Speaker 17: to Pelham Parkway, then the Mookie, Grounder, Rizzo and Coal.
Speaker 17: They have failure to communicate and Mooki beats it out.
Speaker 17: It's five to one, then Freddy's two runs single, then
Speaker 17: the way of Tay Taioscar Hernandez a two run double
Speaker 17: and suddenly it's five to five. Then it's six five Yankees,
Speaker 17: and then the eighth Fluxi the sack fly at six
Speaker 17: y six, Mookie the sacks fly at seven six and
Speaker 17: trying two and a third, MoU Magnifico frames Huevos filled
Speaker 17: late relief, the Diamond dogs of the pen lights out
Speaker 17: once again. I mean, after Flowery got tagged for the
Speaker 17: four runs in just one. In the third, here comes Bonda, Brazier,
Speaker 17: Kopek Vesia, the bases loaded jam and he puts not
Speaker 17: the fire. Two red bulls eat n Oi Ulcer Chaser
Speaker 17: and Vessi is good to go.
Speaker 1: Bazuka was in there and then been down the stretch.
Speaker 17: Vessi has been unconscious, unconscious Esser and walk up Buler
Speaker 17: the playoff Beast one two three, ninth save of the century, mules.
Speaker 17: I mean Walker told sense and what the sixth inning?
Speaker 1: If it gets.
Speaker 17: Wonky, I can pitch the ninth. They got wonky and
Speaker 17: it was pure time bliss out on the blue, greatest
Speaker 17: clinching game rally in World Series history. And Freddie Freeman
Speaker 17: the m v P. I predicted Freder to be the
Speaker 17: MVP with you guys last Friday before game one.
Speaker 1: Yes, you did.
Speaker 17: Let's go. Let's go back into it time and space.
Speaker 17: M VP will be Freddy Freeman. We all forget Freddy
Speaker 17: Freeman's back in the mix. Freddy Freeman your MVP. I'm
Speaker 17: going with Freddy Man as the MVP. So inspirational man
Speaker 17: playing through an ankle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay. Can you pull the prediction where he said
Speaker 1: Dodgers and seven.
Speaker 13: That seems to have been scrubbed from the system somehow,
Speaker 13: fred I'm not sir, why or how to find that one.
Speaker 17: The important thing is we craved the victory, and they
Speaker 17: were so hungry and so relentless and so beautiful. It
Speaker 17: was a team of love. It was a team that
Speaker 17: loved one another, and that's to me. You can talk
Speaker 17: about the hunger and of course you know all the
Speaker 17: ups and downs and the inn and the yang and
Speaker 17: the whole thing, but it was their love for one another.
Speaker 17: Next man up. It was so beautiful to watch. When
Speaker 17: we celebrate with the parade tomorrow, of course, all the
Speaker 17: coverage right here am five to seven. The other sports
Speaker 17: begins at nine thirty. Yeah, it's gonna be wild. It's good,
Speaker 17: It's gonna be wild. And that leads us to the source.
Speaker 1: Fread Yes Vick.
Speaker 17: Dodgers, twenty sixth summer RII win one for Fernando Venezuela.
Speaker 17: As El Toro used to say, beating the Yankees. It
Speaker 17: feels great and we feel good. You knew that we would.
Speaker 17: As my beloved bride, Ugo Sakamoto said at the game, four,
Speaker 17: enjoy it, Yankees. It's your last win. Dodgers, Kings of Baseball,
Speaker 17: give it up for the azul And here comes the parade, y'all.
Speaker 17: I'm feeling you now.
Speaker 1: There it is all right? Well, well, this has been
Speaker 1: quite the afternoon, bring my goodness, quite the afternoon. About
Speaker 1: all right tomorrow, so our coverage of the parade starts
Speaker 1: at nine point thirty. It's Dodgers all day long. Rodney
Speaker 1: and I will be along tomorrow at three three o'clock.
Speaker 1: We'll take you three to seven. Right. We'll open the
Speaker 1: phone lines again tomorrow, so I have a great afternoon.
Speaker 1: Drew some money in next Ronnie. Thank you, Kevin, thank
Speaker 1: you Rodney. We got tomorrow, yes, sir,