Speaker 1: The right quist.
Speaker 2: Dodgers Playoff Baseball is back and with it an annual
Speaker 2: postseason tradition.
Speaker 1: Scam is back. Baby.
Speaker 2: This is Saxon Kates in the a app BA Go
Speaker 2: with Proway. Dodger legend Steve Sacks is joined by your
Speaker 2: favorite Dodger pregame host, Tim Kates. If you want to
Speaker 2: talk Dodgers, get in on the show on eighty six
Speaker 2: six nine, eighty seven two five seven now. While the
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick Show streams on the Ihearts radio app. We've
Speaker 2: been banished to the Internet until this Dodgers playoff run concludes.
Speaker 2: Here they are broadcasting live on AM five to seven
Speaker 2: e LA Sports. It's Tim Kates and Steve Sacks.
Speaker 3: Sax and Kate's and AM on this Monday morning, October
Speaker 3: twenty eight, twenty twenty four. Thanks for being with us
Speaker 3: Southern California as you wake up, get ready for work,
Speaker 3: take the kids to school, and make your way on your.
Speaker 1: Commute wherever you're headed here in the Southland.
Speaker 3: Thanks for taking us with you here on AM five
Speaker 3: seventy LA Sports, Tim Kates along with two time World
Speaker 3: Series Champion Rookie of the Year, our favorite Number three,
Speaker 3: Steve Sacks and he's in studio here with us this morning,
Speaker 3: and we couldn't be more happy to see Steve Sacks.
Speaker 3: Will be with us again studio again tomorrow as well.
Speaker 3: You're gonna be out and about with the people later
Speaker 3: on today, Sacks.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be out of Yamava out there doing a
Speaker 4: watch party for the game tonight. Nice and it's gonna
Speaker 4: be cool. And then I will have an early car tim.
Speaker 4: I guess you could say coming back to the studio tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We're gonna be bringing Scam back into the studio tomorrow
Speaker 4: and then a quick flight after that back to Sakra Tomato.
Speaker 3: And possibly possibly we'll see you again on games Saturday afternoon,
Speaker 3: if there's a game, if there is, right, if there is,
Speaker 3: I got mixed feelings. I'm hoping there's a game six,
Speaker 3: so you get to come back down to southern California,
Speaker 3: we get to see you throughout the first pitch before
Speaker 3: Game six. But at the same time, I'm kind of
Speaker 3: hoping the series is over before Game six.
Speaker 4: Between the two.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: But you know what's been great is we've had a
Speaker 4: nice run of Scam. Yeah, all right, we've had this
Speaker 4: to our full. October it's been great, loving it, and
Speaker 4: so I would like to continue to the rest of
Speaker 4: the week. But if it does get to a point
Speaker 4: where Dodgers can slam this thing down to the last game,
Speaker 4: get through tonight, and then you know, maybe do that
Speaker 4: on Wednesday. Was it Tuesday? Then hey, you know what,
Speaker 4: I'd rather have it that way.
Speaker 3: It's a situation where the Dodgers have been in and
Speaker 3: the reversal down oh two in a best of seven
Speaker 3: World series. You mentioned in nineteen eighty one, as you
Speaker 3: guys were down two games to nothing, flying back across
Speaker 3: the country from New York to La Fernando pitch Game three,
Speaker 3: got that win for you guys, then rattled off three
Speaker 3: more after that and win that series and six. The
Speaker 3: feeling of being down two in a series and making
Speaker 3: that flight across the country coming back home like the
Speaker 3: Yankees are right, what's that feeling like?
Speaker 4: Well, all I remember is I was just happy to
Speaker 4: be there. I was you know, I was still young.
Speaker 4: I was very young, just got up to the big league.
Speaker 4: So to have that impression of what it's like to
Speaker 4: be in the big leagues in and of itself, it
Speaker 4: was just such a great momentous thing. For me personally,
Speaker 4: for you know, something I could really you know, fall
Speaker 4: back on later in my career. But being down you
Speaker 4: know two to oho not a good not a good
Speaker 4: thing to do. But you rally back. And that's what
Speaker 4: this team does.
Speaker 3: As a team that's up to going in New York,
Speaker 3: This Dodger team needs to stay aggressive, needs to stay
Speaker 3: aggressive at the plate, needs to continue to put the
Speaker 3: pressure on the starters tonight, Clark Schmidt going for the
Speaker 3: Yankees to get to that bullpen, because as much as
Speaker 3: Garrett Cole was pitching on Friday night, as once they
Speaker 3: got him out of the game, they got to the bullpen.
Speaker 3: Same thing happening in Game two, once they got a
Speaker 3: rodn out of the game, they got to the Yankees bullpen.
Speaker 3: I think that's the same sort of approach, which they're
Speaker 3: very good at, is working that starting pitcher, you get
Speaker 3: that pitch count up, get to that Yankees bullpen. At
Speaker 3: the same time, on the revert on the flip side
Speaker 3: of it, Walker Bueller, I mean, we need to see
Speaker 3: Walker Bueller be like he has this postseason and go
Speaker 3: up there and put up zeros for the first game
Speaker 3: of three in a row. They can't go to the
Speaker 3: bullpen tonight and ask them to get a lot of outs,
Speaker 3: because that doesn't set up well for a bull bullpen
Speaker 3: game tomorrow.
Speaker 4: That's right, that's the disadvantage that the Dodgers have a
Speaker 4: weak link, if you can say that in the arm
Speaker 4: or not not in the personnel, in the performance of
Speaker 4: the team. I'm just saying the taxing effect that would
Speaker 4: have on the bullpen. As you get past that. Now
Speaker 4: you're talking about the latter part of the series and
Speaker 4: having a well rested bullpen is optimal for this team.
Speaker 4: So Walker, Bill are going to go out tonight, He's
Speaker 4: going to have that killer mentality. You put the foot
Speaker 4: on the throat and you don't let them up. This
Speaker 4: is where you really have to demoralize this team and
Speaker 4: let that animal instinct come out where you just pound
Speaker 4: these guys down, don't let up. Whatever you do, don't
Speaker 4: look past Game three. That's very critical. Don't look past
Speaker 4: Game three. Go to this game right now and hammer
Speaker 4: these guys.
Speaker 3: Let's hear from the Game three starter Walker Bueler yesterday
Speaker 3: at Yankee Stadium talking to the media in getting preparation
Speaker 3: for Game three tonight.
Speaker 5: I think in any of these kind of big game
Speaker 5: scenarios talk about it's all the momentum and the hooplah
Speaker 5: and all that stuff. I think it's just learning kind
Speaker 5: of how to embrace that. I think pretty early and
Speaker 5: kind of my career I learned how to do that
Speaker 5: in some way. It hasn't always worked out very good,
Speaker 5: but I think that's the big mental hurdle, and then
Speaker 5: it's kind of the same game, just on a little
Speaker 5: bit bigger stage, you know. I think at the end
Speaker 5: of the day, it's it's kind of that weaving what
Speaker 5: we do well versus what they don't do so well.
Speaker 5: And I think both those guys that did a really
Speaker 5: good job of kind of going to their strengths when
Speaker 5: they needed to. So yeah, they both did really good jobs.
Speaker 5: And you know, I think at the end of the day,
Speaker 5: this game, at least from our perspective, is executing what
Speaker 5: we're trying to do and kind of expecting that to
Speaker 5: work out.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've never thrown any game other than Game three
Speaker 5: in the World Series, so kind of familiar.
Speaker 1: That way a little bit, but.
Speaker 5: Obviously was we were here earlier in the year, but
Speaker 5: I didn't throw, so never thrown here, so it'll be
Speaker 5: exciting and in Game three of the World Series. It
Speaker 5: doesn't get more you know, excited. I mean, to be
Speaker 5: honest with this, whole thing has been right this year
Speaker 5: in particular, but kind of my career in general. This
Speaker 5: is my third World Series, and I think anybody the
Speaker 5: plays this game for any amount of time would be
Speaker 5: happy to have played in three of them. So I'm
Speaker 5: looking forward to doing it again and hopefully coming out successful.
Speaker 3: I think that's important to remember Dodger fans. Walker Buehlers
Speaker 3: pitched in two previous World Series seven or twenty eighteen
Speaker 3: against the Boston Red Sox. He pitched in Game three,
Speaker 3: that long seven hour game, didn't factor the decision, but
Speaker 3: pitched well against the Red Sox. He just alluded to
Speaker 3: twenty twenty, he pitched in the World Series Game three
Speaker 3: against the Tampa Bay Rays, and he would pitch six
Speaker 3: innings at one run on three hits, struck out ten
Speaker 3: in a Game three win over the Tampa Bay Rays.
Speaker 3: And now tonight another Game three starts. So you talk
Speaker 3: about a postseason pitcher, the confidence of Walker Buehler. I
Speaker 3: like the fact that he's been here now, not once,
Speaker 3: not twice, but this is his third time pitching in
Speaker 3: a World Series.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is a guy that you want in Game three.
Speaker 4: This is the situation that is not going to be
Speaker 4: too big for him. The fact that Walker Bueler had
Speaker 4: to really struggle this year and he's starting to really
Speaker 4: ramp up now and you're seeing what's really good about him.
Speaker 4: It could work in his favor that now he's really
Speaker 4: hitting his stride and so the moment again won't be
Speaker 4: too big for Walker Bueler, and that's very important. He's
Speaker 4: going to, as he said, embrace this time. And if
Speaker 4: there's anybody on the team I could pick to pitch
Speaker 4: Game three, it's him. So they're in a good shot.
Speaker 4: They're in a good position right now.
Speaker 3: Eight sixty six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy is
Speaker 3: our number. Let's go to Rudy in La. It's next
Speaker 3: up with Saxon, Kates and Am on this Monday morning
Speaker 3: before Game three.
Speaker 7: Hi, Rudy, good morning, Tim. Thank you for taking my call. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I was just going to tell you that I was
Speaker 7: there on Friday night and it was magical. It was emotional.
Speaker 7: A lot of when when the Yankees score there it
Speaker 7: was three to two, A lot of Dodger employees were
Speaker 7: like crying and everything, and then we were worried. But
Speaker 7: then when they hit that grand slam man, it couldn't
Speaker 7: bet that. It was just like everybody started hugging everybody.
Speaker 7: You didn't even know who you were hugging. You were
Speaker 7: just hugging everybody.
Speaker 3: I may hugged you, Rudy. I was hugging guys and
Speaker 3: chess bumping the people. I'm not even been you.
Speaker 1: Were you on the loads.
Speaker 7: Level, No, sir, I was over there like a reserve. Okay,
Speaker 7: all right, but it was it was beautiful. I look,
Speaker 7: my dad is a big Yankee fan, and as soon
Speaker 7: as the dodge is one, I took off and went
Speaker 7: to his house. He didn't want to open the door.
Speaker 4: Oh did I assume right?
Speaker 7: But I was really happy. Thank you guys for taking
Speaker 7: my car hoping with tonks.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The emotions of the game in game one were through
Speaker 3: the roof. And then you get to the tenth inning
Speaker 3: and Jazz Chisholm does what he does, stealing second, getting
Speaker 3: the third, and then scores on the fielder's choice and
Speaker 3: they take a three lead and the Dodgers get to
Speaker 3: come up in the bottom of the tenth inning, Will
Speaker 3: Smith won out first a bat of the bottom half
Speaker 3: of the tenth inning, and you're starting to think, Man,
Speaker 3: is this twenty seventeen all over again? Is this a
Speaker 3: Dodgers team that gets a nice run here and gets
Speaker 3: to the postseason and just can't get over the hump,
Speaker 3: just can't figure out a way to close out games
Speaker 3: late and to get the home run from Freddie Freeman.
Speaker 3: I think to me it was more emotional for Dodger fans,
Speaker 3: not only the win, but the way they did it
Speaker 3: and to feel that exhale of like, oh, okay, good, fine,
Speaker 3: we're not cursed, or fine, we can get this done
Speaker 3: in the postseason outside the bubble. Okay, fine, we can
Speaker 3: beat the Yankees because they gave it to us so
Speaker 3: many times over the history of this rivalry that goes
Speaker 3: back decades. I mean, it was an exhale for so
Speaker 3: many reasons. And I mean again he mentioned that they
Speaker 3: motion people hugging people, people crying, people just not knowing
Speaker 3: what to do.
Speaker 1: I've never seen it before.
Speaker 3: I've been to a lot of professional events for sporting
Speaker 3: events football, basketball, NBA Champion Lakers championships on the road
Speaker 3: at Staples Center, I mean I've seen a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never seen anything like this before.
Speaker 4: Well, how about Rudy And you're talking about sports enthusiasts
Speaker 4: splitting families, I mean summer Yankee fansomber Dodger fans and
Speaker 4: Rudy going to his dad's house and he getting locked out.
Speaker 4: I mean that's kind of tough. But this is no Look,
Speaker 4: there's gonna be no asterisk here after this game, after
Speaker 4: this series either way. I mean, this is the real deal.
Speaker 4: And went the full the full slate, I mean one
Speaker 4: sixty two. You have any games and people say how
Speaker 4: many games you guys play? Well, one sixty two during
Speaker 4: the season. Then you have another season called spring training,
Speaker 4: that's what twenty five thirty games, and then you have
Speaker 4: another season called you know, postseason, that's another you know,
Speaker 4: eleven games you have to win. And so you're looking
Speaker 4: at two hundred games if you go the full route,
Speaker 4: you know, that's a lot of games. And you know,
Speaker 4: double what they have in basketball, double what they have
Speaker 4: in hockey and football is what seventeen games, and so
Speaker 4: this is there's not even close how many games that
Speaker 4: you play as far as the grind goes, I mean,
Speaker 4: the grind is the thing in baseball. It's it's not
Speaker 4: the impact. You haven't football or hockey, but it's the gud,
Speaker 4: the grind the long term. I've had football players and
Speaker 4: hockey players ask, how do you guys play one sixty two? Well,
Speaker 4: we don't have to run into you know, the sideboards
Speaker 4: or run into Nick Bosa or anything like that. So
Speaker 4: that's a little bit better. But it is a grind.
Speaker 3: It is a marathon, especially if you make it to
Speaker 3: the postseason. Think about the Dodgers have to win eleven.
Speaker 3: They're gonna end up playing fifteen to twenty games, possibly yeah,
Speaker 3: extra after the regular season gets over. So yeah, it's
Speaker 3: it's a it's a battle of attrition to see who
Speaker 3: can last and be the healthiest team. It is still
Speaker 3: standing when you think about all the injuries the Dodgers
Speaker 3: have gone past and gone through, especially in the rotation.
Speaker 4: What if they get these guys all back next year,
Speaker 4: what are they gonna do? I mean, I mean, this
Speaker 4: will be the most stacked pitching staff in the history
Speaker 4: of baseball. They'll have two rotations, they will if all
Speaker 4: these guys can come back. I mean, can you imagine this?
Speaker 4: Tony Gonsolm, we haven't even really talked about his name,
Speaker 4: Stone may I mean, forget it, Clayton Kershaw, Kershaw, you know,
Speaker 4: Walker Bueller, hundred percent, River Ryan Mayman. He may not
Speaker 4: be back for twenty twenty five, he had surgery too
Speaker 4: late in the season, but man it uh for yes,
Speaker 4: she and even she AND's a guy we forgot about
Speaker 4: who is a big part of this team that went
Speaker 4: down with an arm injury. So yeah, when these guys
Speaker 4: get back and rebuild those elbows, it's gonna be tremendous
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five and hopefully at twenty twenty five, looking
Speaker 4: to repeat as champions after a twenty twenty four championship
Speaker 4: and again Dodgers in a good position, up two games
Speaker 4: to nothing in this best of seven series. Game three
Speaker 4: coming up tonight. Clark Schmidt on the mound for the
Speaker 4: New York Yankees. It'll be Walker Bueller for the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Israel and a Rosemead is next up Hi Israel.
Speaker 6: Hey, what's up, guys. I'm so excited about this weekend.
Speaker 6: Just every Dodger fan, I know, we're just so elated.
Speaker 6: And I don't know if anybody's talked about it, but
Speaker 6: I think that was some Fernando magic right there, Fornanda.
Speaker 8: Giving some magic to Freddie Freeman to get that Grand Slam.
Speaker 7: I mean, what do you guys think it was?
Speaker 1: Something?
Speaker 3: Definitely there Israel, you know, and it feels like if
Speaker 3: the Dodgers, you know, I mean, you're talking about the
Speaker 3: Gibbee comparisons in the time of night at eight thirty seven,
Speaker 3: eight thirty eight and PM, where it was hitting the
Speaker 3: same sort of spot and right center field. The similarities
Speaker 3: between Freddie Freeman and Kirk Gibson both hobbled with injuries,
Speaker 3: certainly different injuries, but yeah, a lot of similaries, a
Speaker 3: lot of magic. Maybe the left handed hitters, yeah, both
Speaker 3: left handed hitters. The fact that his Dodgers Yankees. I
Speaker 3: think that's another reason why it's kind of been put
Speaker 3: on that same level as Kirk Gibson. I mean, you
Speaker 3: have eckers Lea Gibson, you guys, with the team that
Speaker 3: nobody gave a shot to. It's going into the series
Speaker 3: at least against the apaklan Aes, and then to win
Speaker 3: that Game one in the fashion you did to be
Speaker 3: one of the most iconic memories in all the sports.
Speaker 3: And so now in twenty twenty four, have what Freddie
Speaker 3: Freeman did on the stage against the Yankees. I think
Speaker 3: that's what kind of puts it near it. It was
Speaker 3: magical moment. Certainly, the Dodgers are a different team than
Speaker 3: you guys were in eighty eight going into this World
Speaker 3: Series expectation wise. But the situation to win Game one
Speaker 3: and to be Dodgers Yankees and the hype with all
Speaker 3: these superstars, I think that's what puts it at the level.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's because it's Dodgers Yankees, and it's East West
Speaker 4: Coast and they're making the ultimate comparisons. I mean, I
Speaker 4: think the next thing we're going to get into is
Speaker 4: the the the Lincoln Kennedy assassinations and now the comparisons
Speaker 4: they make between those two things, right, I mean, the
Speaker 4: thing about Freddy and Gibby was, yeah, it was. It
Speaker 4: was of the moment. And you know, some people say, well,
Speaker 4: the Gibbey thing was much more because you know he
Speaker 4: was hurt more and blah blah blah. But you know,
Speaker 4: Freddie Freeman's was a grand slam. It doesn't get any
Speaker 4: bigger than that. I mean, first time ever in the
Speaker 4: World Series. Get away from making the comparisons for Kirk Gibson.
Speaker 4: This this dude hit a Grand Slam with the game
Speaker 4: on the line. I don't know how much bigger it
Speaker 4: gets than that.
Speaker 3: I ran into Brian Kenney from MLB Network. Yeah no,
Speaker 3: wait wait BK b K. I ran into BK as
Speaker 3: I was great boxing an analysis.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 1: I forgot used to do Friday night fights.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's great at boxing.
Speaker 1: IM happy to.
Speaker 3: Run into him kind of by the in the by
Speaker 3: the media area, the press box after the game was over,
Speaker 3: and I stopped to him and I said, actually dropped
Speaker 3: her name. I said, I just talked to Steve Sacks
Speaker 3: and he said this could be right up there with
Speaker 3: Gibe's home running eighty eight. And he stopped and looked
Speaker 3: at me.
Speaker 1: And he goes, really, he said that. I said, yeah.
Speaker 1: I said, he thinks it's right up there.
Speaker 3: He goes, yeah, I think it could be. And he
Speaker 3: started thinking, I can see the wheels turning about eighty eight.
Speaker 3: And then of course a little bit later we started
Speaker 3: getting the comparisons time of night, the whole call from
Speaker 3: Joe Davis. But in the moment, you know, five minutes
Speaker 3: after the home run or after the grand Slam, he
Speaker 3: started to thinking about it and he's like he was
Speaker 3: nod in his head like, yeah, I can see it now.
Speaker 3: And he's a baseball historian. He loves the game of baseball.
Speaker 3: But you know, it was kind of fun to bring
Speaker 3: it to his attention and to see him thinking about, yeah,
Speaker 3: this is and he was kind of not shocked but
Speaker 3: kind of shaking his head and approval that yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: If Steve Sacks says it's is as good as Gibsons,
Speaker 3: then we can all agree that.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's gush. I mean, what else can you get?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's it's right there with that. I wonder
Speaker 4: what's gonna what's gonna be the next thing that we're
Speaker 4: going to be talking about, something that's going to be
Speaker 4: big and grand like that. I you know, that's that's
Speaker 4: the great thing about baseball. It presents so many crazy
Speaker 4: things that you can't even fathom that we're gonna be
Speaker 4: talking about. But I promise you we're gonna be talking
Speaker 4: about some great event by the time this thing is over.
Speaker 4: It'll be another one. Who knows what we'll.
Speaker 3: Find out goold happened to night in Game three in
Speaker 3: the Bronx Dodgers Yankees. We'll have Walker Bueller on the
Speaker 3: mount against Clark Schmidt first pitch at five oh eight
Speaker 3: from the Galpam Motors broadcast booth, Sax and katetson Am
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Speaker 3: out the chef in you. More of your phone calls
Speaker 3: coming up? Were you at Game one? What did you
Speaker 3: think of Game one of the celebration? Is it as
Speaker 3: good as Gibbies nineteen eighty eight walk off home run
Speaker 3: against Dennis Eckersley. We'll get to your phone calls. And
Speaker 3: David Vassa joins us show. Hey, Otani, will he play?
Speaker 3: We expected to be in the lineup in Game three
Speaker 3: coming up later on this afternoon right here on n
Speaker 3: FI seventy l A Sports Saxon Kates in the Am
Speaker 3: here on n FI seventy l A Sports. Dodgers a
Speaker 3: two to oh series lead over the New York Yankees
Speaker 3: after a thrilling Game one walk off against the Yankees
Speaker 3: on Friday night, Michelle, can we hear that again? That
Speaker 3: final call? Let's get the Japanese version. The Japanese version
Speaker 3: of the final call Freddy Freeman the Grand Slam against
Speaker 3: the Yankees. Tenth inning on Friday night, the Dodgers down
Speaker 3: three to They loaded the basis Nester Cortes on the
Speaker 3: mound and the first pitch to Freddie Freeman.
Speaker 1: Ty Yankees.
Speaker 4: Cold Anight.
Speaker 1: Puts in Jaxton.
Speaker 7: Monday holding on.
Speaker 1: He t t fit in. Hold up, Yanara. We know
Speaker 1: what that means. That means goodbye baseball.
Speaker 3: And Freddie Freeman hits the Grand Slam as the Dodgers
Speaker 3: win six to three over the Yankees to take Game one.
Speaker 3: They come back in Game two. Yoshi Yamamoto was solid.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers got to Carlos Undown, three different Dodgers going deep,
Speaker 3: including tay Oscar Hernandez who hit a home run. Tommy Edmund,
Speaker 3: by the way, I told you, Tommy Edmund is becoming
Speaker 3: a fan favorite here with the Dodger Fans didn't know
Speaker 3: a lot about him.
Speaker 1: Comes over in the trade.
Speaker 3: He's heard he worked his way into the Dodgers lineup
Speaker 3: in September. In October, he has absolutely been a mainstay
Speaker 3: either at shortstop or in center field. The nl NLCS MVP.
Speaker 3: He homers on Game two on Saturday night.
Speaker 4: This guy can do it all he can. And this
Speaker 4: is this is a this is a preview of what
Speaker 4: we're going to be seeing. I think more of this,
Speaker 4: more of the essence of what baseball was developed in.
Speaker 4: You know, move the ball around, you know, a great
Speaker 4: deal of dexterity with the bat, to be able to
Speaker 4: bunt the ball, like we've he's shown to be able
Speaker 4: to run, to be malleable that you can just kind
Speaker 4: of put this guy anywhere. He can put him in
Speaker 4: center field, you can put him a shortstop. He's won
Speaker 4: the goal glove at second base, and he can hit.
Speaker 4: The guy's just a pretty darn good hitter as well.
Speaker 4: So this is what you know, hopefully we're going to
Speaker 4: see more of and and the time. You know, this
Speaker 4: guy's just a great rendition of that.
Speaker 3: Does he remind you of you middle infielder can hit
Speaker 3: for power, he'll run, you know, for average.
Speaker 4: I think if I was playing today, I would have
Speaker 4: brought about three gloves to spring training because I think
Speaker 4: I wouldn't have just played second, probably the outfield too,
Speaker 4: and whatnot, because that's the way they do it today.
Speaker 4: You know, this is this is what my nephew does.
Speaker 4: My nephew Nick in the Red Sox organization. Same type
Speaker 4: of players, Tommy Edmund. Maybe maybe you know a little
Speaker 4: bit more as far as the arm goes, because he's
Speaker 4: a regular shortstop. But this is what we're gonna see.
Speaker 4: This is what teams are gonna be looking for. Besides
Speaker 4: just the big guys that can jack the ball out
Speaker 4: of the park, you gotta have some of these guys too.
Speaker 4: Could you have played outfield? Yeah, I played some outfield
Speaker 4: in the minor leagues. I think I could have. But
Speaker 4: when I was playing, remember it was better that you
Speaker 4: played one position and became really good at that one position.
Speaker 4: Guys that played different positions to him, they were considered
Speaker 4: really not settled on one thing. Yeah, you could play
Speaker 4: different things, but you're not great at one yet. You know,
Speaker 4: you're just kind of pretty good at everything. And it's
Speaker 4: not that way anymore. I mean, I mean, this is
Speaker 4: the new way of doing it. By the way, I
Speaker 4: wanted to tell you about Ron Don. You mentioned his
Speaker 4: name in a second ago. This guy, you know, not
Speaker 4: unusual that he was second in the league in giving
Speaker 4: up home runs. Lots of times when you have those
Speaker 4: guys that have that great fastball. Max Schurzer led the
Speaker 4: league and giving up home runs at times too. Clayton
Speaker 4: would give up some home runs because they would go
Speaker 4: out and challenge people with nobody on base with that
Speaker 4: good fastball, guys would turn up the dial and they'd
Speaker 4: hit it out. And that's why they have those elevated
Speaker 4: home runs. Notes.
Speaker 3: Dodgers hit three home runs against him on Saturday night.
Speaker 3: They've got a two zero series lead. Dodgers in the
Speaker 3: Bronx tonight for Game three. Walker Bueler on the mound
Speaker 3: and our Dodger inside are the best of the best.
Speaker 3: Joins us now from New York City. He is David
Speaker 3: vasse Hi. David, how you doing.
Speaker 6: Do a great sunny day out here in New York?
Speaker 6: And the temperatures should be a little bit warmer than
Speaker 6: what they were when the Dodgers were here last week
Speaker 6: for Game six of the NLCS. So everybody in New
Speaker 6: York very excited about the Yankees coming back here and
Speaker 6: trying to even the series. So it's going to be
Speaker 6: a very hostile environment tonight at Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 3: David, take us through maybe the last twenty four hours
Speaker 3: for this Dodgers team when they got to New York.
Speaker 1: The workout last night, win show.
Speaker 3: Hey got there, and you know what they've kind of
Speaker 3: been dealing with the last twenty four hours since winning
Speaker 3: on Saturday night.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So the team started to work out around five
Speaker 6: o'clock Eastern time at Yankee Stadium. Otani was not there
Speaker 6: when they first started. My understanding is once the team
Speaker 6: wrapped things up, he got there and started to really
Speaker 6: want to test out the shoulder and really work out.
Speaker 6: Thirty minutes after the rest of the team had left,
Speaker 6: so he went. He didn't do anything too strenuous, but
Speaker 6: obviously wanted to test out take just a handful of swings,
Speaker 6: just to make sure it was all good with that
Speaker 6: left shoulder. I got a text from somebody inside the
Speaker 6: organization as we were about to take off from Los
Speaker 6: Angeles that everybody with the Dodgers was extremely surprised how
Speaker 6: well Otani bounced back and how well his left shoulder
Speaker 6: was doing yesterday. In fact, the way it was put
Speaker 6: to me shockingly well is how the Dodgers felt about
Speaker 6: how good Otani was feeling yesterday, and that's why they're
Speaker 6: optimistic that he'll be in the starting lineup tonight.
Speaker 4: David, good to be with you, you know critical, I
Speaker 4: think at this juncture, that the that the Dodgers only
Speaker 4: look at Game three. Of course, the the notion to
Speaker 4: look at o Tony for the you know, the rest
Speaker 4: of the series as normal, but looking at only game three,
Speaker 4: I think this is the right guy with Walker Bueller.
Speaker 4: That's a bulldog mentality that you got to have to
Speaker 4: to kind of go back against the Yankee hostility that
Speaker 4: they're going to face there. But this is the right
Speaker 4: guy right place with Walker Bueller.
Speaker 6: I think that's the reason why the Dodgers lined it
Speaker 6: up this way instead of having Bueler pitch at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 6: They felt like he was the best guy to start
Speaker 6: the first game in New York for those reasons. Steve,
Speaker 6: he's not going to shy away, he's not going to
Speaker 6: scare away, and he's the right guy at the right
Speaker 6: moment that's going to embrace it.
Speaker 3: How important is it, David for him to give him
Speaker 3: some length tonight with this bullpaying game lingering tomorrow in
Speaker 3: game four?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Huge. I think that's where a guy like Brent
Speaker 6: Honeywell again comes into play tonight. If Buehler can only
Speaker 6: go four or five innings, I think Brent Honeywell, Ben
Speaker 6: Casparrius are two guys that may come in play tonight,
Speaker 6: one or the other to try to bridge those twenty
Speaker 6: seven outs. So don't forget about those guys that played
Speaker 6: such a big role in the NLCS and how much
Speaker 6: they were praised about, you know, especially Honeywell eating all
Speaker 6: those innings after Flaherty came out in Game five to
Speaker 6: set up a bullpen game for Game six and have
Speaker 6: those guys all fresh, Yeah, David.
Speaker 4: The Dodgers on the road, they had an excellent road
Speaker 4: record this year. Playing in Yankee Stadium could be really
Speaker 4: good for them. When you consider a guy like Taoscar
Speaker 4: Hernandez that can hammer that ball to right field. I mean,
Speaker 4: hitting that home run really just kind of got him
Speaker 4: going again. This could be a big shot in the
Speaker 4: arm for the Dodgers being on the road and plane
Speaker 4: with that short porch in Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 6: Yeah, honestly, Steve, when you talk about confidence and visualization,
Speaker 6: all Taoscar Hernandez has to do is think back to June.
Speaker 6: That's when the Dodgers were at Yankee Stadium during the
Speaker 6: regular season, and he had two home runs in the
Speaker 6: game and had a huge three game series against the Yankees.
Speaker 6: So the Dodgers have had success against the Yankees, not
Speaker 6: just in the World Series but also in the regular season.
Speaker 6: So Taoskar Hernandez knows all about that and certainly can
Speaker 6: channel that back as well if he needs confidence.
Speaker 3: Dave, I'm curious being at the workout yesterday and being
Speaker 3: around this team as much as you have been. It's
Speaker 3: been that next man up mentality. They've had guys go
Speaker 3: down for long times. You know, Freddy had the finger
Speaker 3: injury that he played through, but Mookie Betts was out
Speaker 3: with the hand injury. Guys have been on the IR
Speaker 3: or the IL a lot this year. With that being said,
Speaker 3: if Showey wasn't able to play tonight, and we hear
Speaker 3: he's probably gonna play if he wasn't, this is a
Speaker 3: team that's battle tested. What's the vibe you got from
Speaker 3: this the guys last night during the workout, whether he's
Speaker 3: able to play that that you know they could be
Speaker 3: successful without him?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they You know, they were a team that dealt
Speaker 6: with a lot of injuries this regular season and they
Speaker 6: still have a really deep group of players. Otani cannot
Speaker 6: be replaced. They all understand that, but there are different
Speaker 6: players as a unit that they could try to help
Speaker 6: compensate for the loss of Otani and look, we'll see
Speaker 6: how good his swings are. I think back to Cody
Speaker 6: Bellinger in twenty I said that right after the game
Speaker 6: after Game two on Dodger talk about how Otani's left
Speaker 6: shoulder popping out reminded me of when Cody's left shoulder
Speaker 6: popped out during the twenty LCS And the very next
Speaker 6: game he hit a home run. And I actually got
Speaker 6: a text from Cody when I reached out to him
Speaker 6: and he said, yeah, I kind of looked like it
Speaker 6: it popped in and it popped back out, or it
Speaker 6: popped out and popped back in. So guys can play
Speaker 6: with this. The only question is moving forward, is this
Speaker 6: going to be a situation similar to Cody Bellinger where
Speaker 6: he is going to have to have that lab from
Speaker 6: repaired if it keeps popping out.
Speaker 4: David, looking forward to Game four bullpen game, I was
Speaker 4: wondering who might be the bulk inning to pitcher if
Speaker 4: they do in fact have one of those. And also
Speaker 4: I think gonna be the key down the stretch is
Speaker 4: going to be Blake trying and coming out of the bullpen.
Speaker 4: This guy's got some of the most wicked, nasty stuff.
Speaker 4: The hitters know what's coming. It's gonna be that great slider,
Speaker 4: or it's gonna be that bowling ball into the right hander.
Speaker 4: I think he's going to be the key down the
Speaker 4: stretch out of the bullpen. But what does that bulk
Speaker 4: guy look like in Game four?
Speaker 6: To you, I'm not sure they're going with a bulk guy, Steve.
Speaker 6: I'm a big proponent of what they did in Game
Speaker 6: four the NLBS against the Padres, where they went with
Speaker 6: all their high leverage relievers to win that game. It
Speaker 6: was a must win game. They were going home if
Speaker 6: they lost. I wouldn't be surprised if the Dodgers win
Speaker 6: tonight and they have a chance to close out the
Speaker 6: Yankees tomorrow that they don't do something similar to that.
Speaker 6: And now, if it is a bulk innings type of situation,
Speaker 6: it's hard for me to say who that is, Steve,
Speaker 6: because everything is contingent on how tonight goes. Nobody the
Speaker 6: way Dave Roberts is going to deploy his relievers tomorrow.
Speaker 6: I'm sure the Dodgers have their preference of how they
Speaker 6: would like to do it, but nobody knows until you
Speaker 6: see how this game unfolds and how deep Bueler can go.
Speaker 3: All right, David, the biggest question we waiting to ask
Speaker 3: you all morning long is Brad Paisley in the National
Speaker 3: Anthem on Friday night. Neither of us were there for
Speaker 3: the National Anthem itself. You had Brad in studio in
Speaker 3: the booth for Dodger Talk afterwards. All right, tell Saxy
Speaker 3: your thoughts on the National Anthem that Brad Paisley performed
Speaker 3: your conversation afterwards, and tell him a little bit about
Speaker 3: the backstory about what happened in Nashville, because I started
Speaker 3: to tell him what you did in Nashville and orchestrating
Speaker 3: this get together, and he couldn't believe it. He couldn't
Speaker 3: believe that you put this whole thing together with Brad Paisley.
Speaker 3: Explain a little bit about that.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, the winter meetings were in Nashville, Sexy, You
Speaker 6: remember that, right, Yes, that's where all the gms convene
Speaker 6: and managers convened. Front offices convene every first week of December.
Speaker 6: And Brad Paisley, he's a big listener to Dodger Talk,
Speaker 6: said Hey, why don't you come to my farm I've
Speaker 6: got a bar. It's like its own building where you
Speaker 6: could come do the show and we'll hang out after.
Speaker 6: So I said all right, and he said, hey, do
Speaker 6: you think Dave Roberts and Andrew Friedman would be interested
Speaker 6: in coming to I said, I'm not sure. I mean,
Speaker 6: I'll be doing my show. So you know, I reached
Speaker 6: out to them, and Brad reached out. I gave Brad
Speaker 6: their numbers to reach out as well, and he invited
Speaker 6: them over. It eventually turned into the entire Dodgers front
Speaker 6: office coming over. He kidded some great Nashville Mexican food
Speaker 6: of all things. It was solid, and from there we
Speaker 6: were enjoying. I did Dodger talk. I had a good
Speaker 6: time from the bar. And then after that, you know,
Speaker 6: Andrew Freeman was trying to put together a trade with
Speaker 6: the Rays for Tyler glass now and he he sent
Speaker 6: a text over to Eric Neander and called him and said, hey,
Speaker 6: we're at Brad Paisley's farm. And Neander thought it was
Speaker 6: a joke. He didn't actually believe it, and once once
Speaker 6: he convinced him that he really was at Brad Paisley's farm.
Speaker 6: Neander brought over a few of his front office people.
Speaker 6: We hung out a little bit longer into the wee
Speaker 6: hours of the morning in Nashville, and the framework of
Speaker 6: a Tyler glass now Ryan Peppio trade was put in place.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable, a little Bibery going on, maybe a little tipping
Speaker 4: of the whiskey glass.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, maybe maybe nobody was Nobody of the
Speaker 6: of those groups were over.
Speaker 4: Sure, that's that. I understand that. But but David, look,
Speaker 4: you got to tell Brad that anytime he needs a
Speaker 4: drummer for you know, maybe whiskey lullaby, she's everything. Remind me,
Speaker 4: I don't know, wait, not a woman ticks whatever, whatever
Speaker 4: hit you want. Of course, I mean who isn't Yeah
Speaker 4: love country Western music and Brad Paisley is is a
Speaker 4: stalwart in the business, of course, But you know, yeah,
Speaker 4: that that's amazing story, David, right there?
Speaker 1: How did he do in the National anthem? David? On
Speaker 1: Friday night?
Speaker 4: Was it American?
Speaker 6: He was good? I thought he was solid. I thought
Speaker 6: he was solid, and he can't he started play the anthem.
Speaker 6: It was a tough spot and emotional moment after the
Speaker 6: moment of silence for Fernando and the flyover and all that.
Speaker 6: So I think under the circumstances he did a pretty
Speaker 6: good job.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm glad to hear that, and I'm glad if
Speaker 4: I was there, I would not have any inclination whatsoever
Speaker 4: to hum a registered official rawlings. You know, beautiful white
Speaker 4: baseball at his ankle and one hop him like I
Speaker 4: did with Kenny. With Kenny g Boy, I know that
Speaker 4: it was really good.
Speaker 6: Good for you. I think he did that for the people.
Speaker 4: Of course I did. He had a little cot on
Speaker 4: the fibula, you know what I mean, nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 4: I knew I was gonna have a good defensive game
Speaker 4: after I hit him right in the fibula.
Speaker 8: That was.
Speaker 1: Right, David.
Speaker 3: We appreciated great stuff over the weekend. Again, if you
Speaker 3: didn't listen to Dodger Talk on Friday night, it was
Speaker 3: unbelievable hearing Brad Paisley in the booth with David.
Speaker 1: All the reaction, David was one, what's that?
Speaker 6: It wasn't Springsteen.
Speaker 1: I don't think you realize Brad Springsteen.
Speaker 4: Brad Paie, what are you talking about Springsteen? There's no comparisons.
Speaker 4: I don't know him. I know, Brad Paisley, but.
Speaker 3: You did a great job with the interview on the
Speaker 3: Field with Freddie Freeman afterwards.
Speaker 1: It was fantastic. Again, if you didn't listen to it,
Speaker 1: check it out on.
Speaker 4: The Podcoles Brad Paisley and goes out to his house.
Speaker 4: You can't get it anywhere else. I mean, that's David,
Speaker 4: that's what he does. But to David's just Brad. He doesn't,
Speaker 4: you know, it's just buddy Brad. Yeah, they're both, you know,
Speaker 4: I guess, I guess, you know, dude.
Speaker 6: Take this guy. He's a huge Dodger fan. He wants
Speaker 6: like his own personalized Dodger talk every day.
Speaker 4: Okay, we'll get him on here. We'll have him on here.
Speaker 6: All right. I'll let him know you're interested, Steve.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm a big Paisley fan. Please tell him.
Speaker 6: I think we I'd have to, you know, make it
Speaker 6: a phone interview because I feel like in person it
Speaker 6: might be a DeNiro the fan type of situation.
Speaker 3: Good reference, good reference. David, appreciate it getting up this morning.
Speaker 3: We'll hear you all day long on the station, and
Speaker 3: the first pitch coming up at five o eight. Until then,
Speaker 3: Thanks Dave, Thanks.
Speaker 6: David, all right, guys, thanks, all right.
Speaker 3: There he goes David Investige. I'm telling you this story
Speaker 3: is unbelievable. What happened in Ville. You're in the world.
Speaker 4: I mean, it just had legs, right, It just kept
Speaker 4: going and going and going. People just kept showing up.
Speaker 4: Pretty soon Glass now showing up. It's like a house
Speaker 4: party on a Friday night. All of a sudden. I
Speaker 4: can imagine out hist his at his farm. They have
Speaker 4: some good jams going out there. They probably practice out there.
Speaker 4: You know, it's open air and you could just as
Speaker 4: loud as cows dig it. I'm sure absolutely, you.
Speaker 3: Know he and Steve said, Tim Kate's with you hearing
Speaker 3: saxon Kate's and the AM on this Monday morning. One
Speaker 3: more segment to go before we wrap things up. Your
Speaker 3: phone calls when we come back, and Steve's keys to
Speaker 3: a game three win next right here on n f
Speaker 3: I seventy l A Sports.
Speaker 1: It's been a great run Monday morning.
Speaker 4: Come on is this song is called Fucked Off and
Speaker 4: this is easy to play his drums. I mean, we
Speaker 4: gotta get I gotta get into the page league. Man,
Speaker 4: Just let me play one song. I can do this easy.
Speaker 1: You can just hear a song and just start. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you start drumming.
Speaker 4: That's easy. He's clicking on the side of the drum
Speaker 4: right now, on the side of the snare.
Speaker 1: I didn't know you were a drummer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I played since the nine years old.
Speaker 1: Did you play the marching band too?
Speaker 6: I did. I was killed.
Speaker 4: I was carrying tim I was such a nerd when
Speaker 4: I was a freshman. I was five three one oh five,
Speaker 4: soaking wet, soaking wet, and I was carrying the bass
Speaker 4: drum in the marching band. And I had the big one,
Speaker 4: the great big one, and I had to look to
Speaker 4: the side to find out where my next marching where
Speaker 4: I go next, because I couldn't look over the drum
Speaker 4: because it was three times bigger than me. And then
Speaker 4: the next summer, I grew like six inches in one summer,
Speaker 4: you know, hit the purbity stage and kind of grew up,
Speaker 4: and people I came to school recognize me. And then
Speaker 4: I got in the stage band, where I had the
Speaker 4: whole set that I could sit in the stage and play.
Speaker 4: Then I was rock and then oh yeah, that was
Speaker 4: a lot.
Speaker 1: Did you ever play in a band, yes, garage band.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: I sat in with bands a lot because I always
Speaker 4: played in the school band, so I was able to
Speaker 4: sit in with. I played in the Beach boy Is
Speaker 4: twice in concert, which was really fun. Excuse me, the
Speaker 4: Beach Boys. Yeah, you got to be the Beach Boys. Sure, yep,
Speaker 4: you got to play the drums the Beach Boys, Yes,
Speaker 4: I did. Mike Kowalski, the drummer, was a baseball and
Speaker 4: we met in Chicago and he let me play twice
Speaker 4: with both the band. It was great that I was
Speaker 4: scared to death, Oh, scared to death?
Speaker 1: Did you know the songs orre you just going off?
Speaker 4: Who doesn't know Barbaran and you know that those aren't
Speaker 4: you got to play? Yeah?
Speaker 1: That was one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know, my god, Yeah, it was really cool.
Speaker 4: It's fun, and I was scared to death anyway.
Speaker 1: More scared doing that or playing in a world sooner?
Speaker 4: Oh no, playing in the in the in the Beach
Speaker 4: Boy is way more scary, because that's not really my
Speaker 4: you know, my method of operandi. I guess you'd say, right.
Speaker 1: But if you messed up, nobody really they could tell.
Speaker 4: Well, if you do little little things mess up, they
Speaker 4: can't really tell, right. I just blamed it on the
Speaker 4: other drummer anyway, you know, that is so anyway, I
Speaker 4: got to get into the Brad Paisley and add that
Speaker 4: one on though. That would be a good add.
Speaker 3: On, That would be very cool. Yes, absolutely, we gotta
Speaker 3: make that happen. He's a Dodger fan. Him and Dave
Speaker 3: have a very close relationship. Don't want to step on that,
Speaker 3: of course, but maybe you could open the door a
Speaker 3: little bit and we can get Brad Pantley on the
Speaker 3: show here. That'd be kind of fun. How about the bagels.
Speaker 3: We just got Western Bagel with the blue bagels. I
Speaker 3: am such an idiot, I'm like, why are the bagels blue? Zach,
Speaker 3: You're like because of the Dodgers, you moron. And then Zach,
Speaker 3: our assistant here is a is a mooey Tai guy.
Speaker 3: So him and I are talking about Karate moutie. So
Speaker 3: when mister Western Bagel came in and there was only
Speaker 3: blue bagels with no you know, no raisins or cinnamon,
Speaker 3: I did do a mock version and gave him a
Speaker 3: kick right right in the old right the bagel hole.
Speaker 3: You kicked the guy in the bay the bagel hole
Speaker 3: because he's wearing a giant bagel and I could have
Speaker 3: stuck my foot right in his bagel center. I did
Speaker 3: I did hear an audible gasp. I think he knocked
Speaker 3: the wind out of the guy or gal whoever was
Speaker 3: in that mister bagel.
Speaker 4: It was funny.
Speaker 1: Then you asked the bagel a question. Well, you wait
Speaker 1: for them to talk to you.
Speaker 4: He didn't talk. I guess those guys in those suits
Speaker 4: never that's the thing.
Speaker 1: Can you give us the joke you gave the bagel?
Speaker 6: Uh No, not on the A.
Speaker 3: This is a family show, Tim. Let's squeeze in a
Speaker 3: call or two if we can. Before we get to
Speaker 3: Steve's keys U. Let's go to Father Gary in Burbank.
Speaker 3: Father Gary, good morning, Hey.
Speaker 6: Good morning guys.
Speaker 8: I didn't know that Steven was such a renaissance man.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he is awesome.
Speaker 8: Love love to tell him.
Speaker 6: That's great.
Speaker 8: Hey, guys, I just want to say that I think
Speaker 8: that La, the whole city, the whole production of the
Speaker 8: world series has just been amazing, right from the moment
Speaker 8: of the moment of silence for Fernando to Bratt Baisley
Speaker 8: playing that that it was like it was Whitney Houston
Speaker 8: esque that that national anthem, and then ice Cube watching
Speaker 8: Dave Roberts bob his head to some of those lyrics, guys,
Speaker 8: and I got to say that New York, New York
Speaker 8: has to really come out and do something special. I
Speaker 8: don't expect the Yankees to roll over at all, but
Speaker 8: I want to. I want to put this out to
Speaker 8: the city in New York can see if they can
Speaker 8: match what LA has done pregame, postgame, all of this stuff.
Speaker 8: You guys, Brad, Paisley, David say, you guys, we got
Speaker 8: it here in La, man. And I can tell you
Speaker 8: how proud I am to be out here in LA
Speaker 8: watching all this, guys. God bless you, God bless the Dodgers.
Speaker 8: Long live October Baseball.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Father Gary.
Speaker 4: We appreciate that, Father Grrett. He's will call him marketing
Speaker 4: father Gary. Right, he's in a marketing too, very good
Speaker 4: at that, all right. Game three tonight, Saxy Dodgers a
Speaker 4: two oh series lead. What's the key to another win tonight? Well,
Speaker 4: obviously the key is to start fast, and you want
Speaker 4: to get these guys on the defensive and kind of
Speaker 4: eliminate some of the things that they do. And so look,
Speaker 4: the key to me is going to be Walker. Buller
Speaker 4: obviously can walk or get off to a great start.
Speaker 4: Shove and keep Aaron Judge at bay. Don't wake up
Speaker 4: that monster whatever you do, especially with that right field
Speaker 4: porch that he loves to exploit. Walker Bueller's got to
Speaker 4: be on key tonight.
Speaker 3: Game three is to Goo Night Dodges on deck at
Speaker 3: four o'clock, first pitch five away from the Galpa Motors
Speaker 3: broadcast booth. Thanks to Zach, Thanks to Michelle, Thanks to
Speaker 3: Tracy Murray for bringing in the great food this morning
Speaker 3: and being a great listener to scam here on a
Speaker 3: FI seventy LA Sports It's Sax and Kate's and am
Speaker 3: back at it tomorrow morning, Brighton early at six am
Speaker 3: recapping Game three, Get you ready for Game four.
Speaker 1: Colin Cowhert is next