Speaker 1: The right fart.
Speaker 2: Dodgers Playoff Baseball is back, and with it an annual
Speaker 2: postseason tradition.
Speaker 3: Scam is back. Baby.
Speaker 2: This is Saxon Cakes in the A app. Goward Broway,
Speaker 2: Dodger legend Steve Sacks is joined by your favorite Dodger
Speaker 2: pregame host, Tim Kates. If you want to talk Dodgers,
Speaker 2: get in on the show on eighty six six nine,
Speaker 2: eighty seven two five seven now. While the Dan Patrick
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Speaker 2: the internet until this Dodgers playoff run concludes. Here they
Speaker 2: are broadcasting live on AM five seven e LA Sports.
Speaker 2: It's Tim Kates and Steve Sachs.
Speaker 4: October is here, Scam is here, Sax and Kate's in
Speaker 4: the am. You're on your own home a show he
Speaker 4: Otani and the Los Angeles Dodgers AM five seventy LAS Sports.
Speaker 4: Thanks for being with us here until nine o'clock. The
Speaker 4: will the pass things off to Colin Cowherd, Rogan and
Speaker 4: Rodney or here from noon until three and then the
Speaker 4: petros A Money Show live and local from Dodgers Stadium
Speaker 4: during the Dodgers and Padres workouts beginning at three o'clock
Speaker 4: this afternoon. Coming up in about twenty minutes, we'll check
Speaker 4: in with Tony gwyn Junior from the Padres Radio broadcast
Speaker 4: get his thoughts on this Dodgers Padres NLDS and rematch
Speaker 4: from two years ago as the Dodgers look to get
Speaker 4: past the divisional round for the first time in the
Speaker 4: last three years. David Vassa joined us in the last
Speaker 4: hour as well. You heard from Brandon Gomes earlier, Dave
Speaker 4: Roberts earlier. Just heard from Chris Taylor last segment talking
Speaker 4: about hoping to turn things around in the postseason after
Speaker 4: a dismal twenty twenty four regular season. Saxy, this this
Speaker 4: Dodgers team was show hey, O Tani, I think about
Speaker 4: show hey. The last six years we get talked about
Speaker 4: this a lot baseball purgatory, if you will, down in Anaheim,
Speaker 4: never made the playoffs, and here he is an MVP,
Speaker 4: the Goat, the Unicorn, the fifty to fifty club, all
Speaker 4: by himself and tomorrow night, Saxy at five thirty eight
Speaker 4: first pitch will be the first time ever he has played.
Speaker 3: In a postseason game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Tim, that you pointed out in baseball Purgatory,
Speaker 5: down down in Anaheim. Look what happens when he comes
Speaker 5: to an organization where you really have to raise the
Speaker 5: bar of expectancy, because that's what it is when you're
Speaker 5: playing for the Dodgers. His numbers explode when he gets
Speaker 5: over here, So you know, it does it does mean something.
Speaker 5: You put somebody in the right environment, they can even
Speaker 5: be better than what you thought. And that's what we're
Speaker 5: seeing with shoe Otani.
Speaker 4: And what's cool is he has come and helped this
Speaker 4: Dodgers team collectively get to that next level with his
Speaker 4: presence at the top of the lineup as a designated hitter,
Speaker 4: his power, his speed has certainly the ability to get
Speaker 4: on base, but the last few weeks of the season Sexy.
Speaker 4: A lot of the Dodger players will tell you he
Speaker 4: was that fire for this Dodgers team.
Speaker 3: You can see the emotion.
Speaker 4: Really for the first time for a guy who's pretty emotionless.
Speaker 4: Base hit a home run, the primal scream. He hit
Speaker 4: a home run in Miami to get to fifty or
Speaker 4: fifty one on that day in which he hit the
Speaker 4: three home runs, and he throws his bat and he
Speaker 4: looks back at the Dodger dugout and starts screaming let's go.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: This is a guy who, when he signed with the
Speaker 4: Dodgers said I want to win. I'm here because this
Speaker 4: team invests in championship teams and makes it every year
Speaker 4: an opportunity to go to the postseason and a chance
Speaker 4: to win a World Series. Deferred all that money that
Speaker 4: we've talked about for the last seven months of him,
Speaker 4: you know, taking the money and wanting the Dodgers to
Speaker 4: disperse it to other players so they can surround him
Speaker 4: at this Dodgers team with more talent. He's all about winning,
Speaker 4: and I absolutely love that. Certainly, he is the unicorn
Speaker 4: and he's getting paid and he is the most recognizable
Speaker 4: face right now in baseball, but he wants to win.
Speaker 3: Saxy.
Speaker 5: Yes, I love that too, because you see a lot
Speaker 5: of this Western culture and a lot of the way
Speaker 5: that baseball has played over here, kind of rubbing off
Speaker 5: on him a little bit. I love that too. If
Speaker 5: he throw the bad lookout where the team and scream
Speaker 5: let's go, you won't see him. You won't see people
Speaker 5: do that in Japan. It's a lot different there. It's
Speaker 5: a lot more subdued, it's a lot more traditional, but
Speaker 5: you see that here, and boy, he is really becoming
Speaker 5: the best version that you could ever imagine that a
Speaker 5: Sho Heo Tani could be. Look at the numbers, look
Speaker 5: at what he brings besides just playing. I mean, like
Speaker 5: you said, his personality is rubbing off on everybody and
Speaker 5: then having him at the top of the order, Tim
Speaker 5: just really looms large against the other team that he
Speaker 5: can change this game with one swing of the bat
Speaker 5: with his legs. If he's on the mound, he can
Speaker 5: do it. This guy is like the greatest talent we've
Speaker 5: seen in generations, and the Dodgers got him at least four,
Speaker 5: probably five at bats every game.
Speaker 4: Eight six, six, nine, eight, seven, two five seventy. Call
Speaker 4: your shot, Dodger fans now going into this NLDS.
Speaker 3: I know a lot of you because I see the comments.
Speaker 3: I hear the calls.
Speaker 4: I have my ear to the ground here in southern California,
Speaker 4: and I hear it all the time leading up to
Speaker 4: this NLDS this last week or so. Well, we'll see
Speaker 4: what happens come postseason. Will the stars be stars? They
Speaker 4: absolutely must be, Mookie Freddie Otani. These guys must be
Speaker 4: the stars that they're paid to be and we know
Speaker 4: them to be over the course of a regular season.
Speaker 4: Do you think they can be? And will they be?
Speaker 4: Eight sixty six ninety seven to two, five seventy games
Speaker 4: get shrunken, the outs becoming a premium. Pitching becomes really
Speaker 4: good come postseason because these teams are here for a
Speaker 4: reason because they're good as well. How does this Dodger
Speaker 4: team fair going into this NLDS against the San Diego
Speaker 4: Padres who are trying to slay the beast, slay the dragon,
Speaker 4: as they're saying down in San Diego. Oscar and Baldon Park, Oscar,
Speaker 4: Welcome to Saxon Kate's and am how are you doing?
Speaker 3: Oscar?
Speaker 6: Good morning, gentlemen. This is becoming a great tradition with
Speaker 6: your guy about seven eight years I you guys been
Speaker 6: doing this. Mister Dax is only the honored talk to
Speaker 6: al a sports legend. Hey, Homie, Doggy, Doggy, Homey Kate.
Speaker 6: This is the year, man, this is the this is
Speaker 6: the year. I hadn't by because Tani, I think, like
Speaker 6: you guys are just saying, I think he's with all
Speaker 6: said and done, he's gonna be a Michael Jordan time,
Speaker 6: Wayne Gretzky Joe Montana baby blue type player, and we
Speaker 6: have him in LA. He has to win and the
Speaker 6: only way he gets his winning and he knows that
Speaker 6: he's a smart guy. You know. I think the other
Speaker 6: guys feed off his energy. And this is I think
Speaker 6: this is the year. Man especially, I told myself, I'm
Speaker 6: not gonna get invested until they at least one game
Speaker 6: up in the ALCS. That's that's bs man. I'm ready
Speaker 6: to go. I'm ready to go. They got to take
Speaker 6: care of these podjects quick. Get them out at three games,
Speaker 6: don't don't, don't mess around, take care of him. Send
Speaker 6: a message to the rest of the league that they're already.
Speaker 6: They're ready to a mission. They have to come with
Speaker 6: that fire man. That's what we've been missing the past
Speaker 6: four or five years. They don't have that fire that
Speaker 6: in the belly. They're they're too professional. They're too professional.
Speaker 6: In the playoffs, they didn't get a little little rugg in.
Speaker 6: And this is our your though, man, and I think
Speaker 6: if ty's.
Speaker 3: The key, all right, we'll do that, all right, appreciate it,
Speaker 3: thanks for your call.
Speaker 7: Like it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they need a little fire in the belly. A
Speaker 3: lostar's got it down.
Speaker 5: He's he's he consents what's going on here, and he's right.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Canon Tarzana is next up here on a FI seventy
Speaker 4: l A Sports Welcome, Ketty, how you doing.
Speaker 1: I'm doing well, Hey, Tim. I was out there with
Speaker 1: my sister Diana Chrancela Hill and hello you.
Speaker 3: Nice to meet you in person. That was great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, perhaps he's listening right now, and Steve's always great
Speaker 1: to hear your voice in October. You so, yes, Oscar
Speaker 1: hits me on the head there and yeah, we've been
Speaker 1: a little bit too laid back in the postseason. Need
Speaker 1: to have some energy. I didn't want to talk about Machado.
Speaker 1: I don't think Machado ever watched Pete Rose. I just
Speaker 1: want to talk about Rose on the field. But I
Speaker 1: think Steve, you're a great hustler on the field like
Speaker 1: Rose was. And you know, Machado led the league or
Speaker 1: actually the big leagues in double plays this year, and
Speaker 1: I think that's why, you know, we don't appreciate him,
Speaker 1: and it's always fun to brew him. I did want
Speaker 1: to take a little bit of an exception though, to
Speaker 1: one thing that was said in terms of Jacksonville. A
Speaker 1: wonderful player. Love to have him on my teams. But
Speaker 1: Schemes of Pittsburgh is right there neck and neck for
Speaker 1: Rookie of the Year, so we'll see that'll be a
Speaker 1: close vote. Of course, Chury over the Brewers might end
Speaker 1: up taking it. And also just in terms of and
Speaker 1: Steve knows this, going back to nineteen eighty eight, you
Speaker 1: know you had Kenseco and Maguire went a collective two
Speaker 1: for thirty six. But you got to look at going
Speaker 1: back to the A's Gene tennis, you got all these
Speaker 1: guys who won the MVP, Scott Rosis. It doesn't have
Speaker 1: to be your number one player comes through for you. Now,
Speaker 1: You're right when the Red Sox won twenty eighteen, they
Speaker 1: had kind of a no name guy with the MVP
Speaker 1: and Mooki he had about two forty for them. So
Speaker 1: you can win without your your big game players doing it.
Speaker 1: But I'm really looking forward to it and hopefully this
Speaker 1: year we can overcome the injuries to the pitching and
Speaker 1: do it. Anything can happen on October.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys, all right, k I appreciate the phone call.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, certainly you want your superstars to produce
Speaker 4: and your stars to be stars, but sure It's gonna
Speaker 4: take somebody like a Maximuncie, who is a really good
Speaker 4: player and an All Star. It's gonna take Taoscar Hernandez
Speaker 4: carrying over what he did in twenty twenty fours regular
Speaker 4: season here to the postseas. It's gonna take a Gavin
Speaker 4: lux who had a really good second half of the
Speaker 4: season for the Dodgers Saxy. Yeah, it's gonna take him
Speaker 4: having a base hit to extend an inning or get
Speaker 4: on base and then turn that lineup over for Otani,
Speaker 4: Freeman and Bett.
Speaker 3: It's gonna take one of those guys to do something.
Speaker 5: Sure, And I was gonna say that, you know, it's
Speaker 5: gonna take somebody like a Danny Duffy, you know, way
Speaker 5: back when, to really kind of do this for a postseason.
Speaker 5: But the Dodgers don't have any Danny Duffies. They got
Speaker 5: so many great players. But I understand what you're saying.
Speaker 5: It doesn't have to be Otani. It could be, you know,
Speaker 5: certainly somebody else that comes out of their skin and
Speaker 5: just has an unbelievable postseason. We've seen it happen so
Speaker 5: many times. And Ken did mention I want to say
Speaker 5: a get a shout out right now to Paul Skeens.
Speaker 5: This great young phenom went to the Air Force Academy
Speaker 5: as well. This guy is just a phenomenal guy, and
Speaker 5: what a phenomenal pitcher. He's got a huge future in
Speaker 5: front of him.
Speaker 3: He does.
Speaker 4: And I feel bad I forgot about him when I
Speaker 4: said Jackson Merrill should be the Rookie of the Year.
Speaker 4: Jackson Curio in Milwaukee. Yes, is a young, absolute stud stud.
Speaker 4: It'll be three It'll be a three way race, no doubt,
Speaker 4: and Skeins will probably win it because he's Paul Skins
Speaker 4: and the attention that he's getting.
Speaker 3: But no knock on Jackson Merrill this season he had
Speaker 3: down at all.
Speaker 4: And you can make the argument, should a starting pitcher
Speaker 4: win it over a position player whosically played every day,
Speaker 4: hit nearly three hundred, hit over twenty home runs, and
Speaker 4: nearly drove in one hundred RBIs this year in his
Speaker 4: rookie season. Has an argument right there? Then, Yeah, you
Speaker 4: know his position player deserves it more than a pitcher.
Speaker 4: Maybe they should have Rooky of the Year for a
Speaker 4: pitcher and for you know, a regular player it because
Speaker 4: it is hard. There's such you know, two different, absolutely
Speaker 4: different parts of the game.
Speaker 5: So we'll see.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Lewis in La Is next up here
Speaker 4: on a FI seventy l A Sports with Steve Sacks,
Speaker 4: Tim Kats Morning Lewis.
Speaker 8: Hi, guys, thank you again for taking my call.
Speaker 6: I have two things I want to say.
Speaker 8: First of all, I want to know why the Dodgers
Speaker 8: are starting Yamamoto over over Jack.
Speaker 4: Flarerty Well, they're doing that for strategic reasons. For what
Speaker 4: they said, in order to give Jack Flarity four days
Speaker 4: rest for a possible Game five and Yamamoto that extra
Speaker 4: five days rest because he has not pitched on four
Speaker 4: days rest during the regular season. So if they get
Speaker 4: to a Game five and they need one or both
Speaker 4: of those guys to pitch in Game five, one of
Speaker 4: them will be on normal rest. The other one will
Speaker 4: be also be on somewhat normal rest. So it's just
Speaker 4: they're saying it.
Speaker 3: To yourategic one more reason, thank you.
Speaker 8: One more thing I want to say is for the
Speaker 8: for the fans attending the games tomorrow and Sunday, just
Speaker 8: to bring in the energy throughout the game, because what
Speaker 8: I saw from San Diego, I know that this team
Speaker 8: that in the city, they can provide that energy ten
Speaker 8: times more and and for them to restrict tickets and
Speaker 8: within the county, I mean, I hope, I hope and
Speaker 8: pray that they bring all the energy in the world
Speaker 8: to this this weekend to help the Dodgers momentum in
Speaker 8: securing these wins.
Speaker 4: That's also Lewis appreciate the phone call Saxy's referring to
Speaker 4: the Padres front office their ticket department. You cannot buy
Speaker 4: tickets to Petco Park for a playoff game if you
Speaker 4: do not live in their geo fans, if you do
Speaker 4: not live in a zip code that is in San
Speaker 4: Diego and I believe Riverside County, if you live in
Speaker 4: an LA County, Orange County area zip code, you are
Speaker 4: not allowed to buy tickets online.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: You can buy certainly from our friend Barry at Berry's
Speaker 4: tickets dot Com in the secondary market, but to buy
Speaker 4: them directly off of MLB or Padres dot com. You
Speaker 4: cannot buy tickets if you're a Dodger fan unless your
Speaker 4: zip code on your billing statement there is a zip
Speaker 4: code in the San Diego area. They started this about
Speaker 4: a year ago because they were tired of Peco Park
Speaker 4: becoming Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 5: South Yeah, they're trying to pack the park yep with
Speaker 5: only Padre fans. Okay, I get it, but I don't know.
Speaker 5: I say expand you know, let everybody in. And you
Speaker 5: know there's the there is you know there's Padre fans
Speaker 5: in New York too, So I say let everybody in.
Speaker 4: Eight sixty six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy Dodger
Speaker 4: fans will find a way to get in there and represent.
Speaker 4: No doubt about a Fabian in Pasadena is next up
Speaker 4: here on Dodgers FI seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 3: They doing Fabian.
Speaker 9: I'm doing well.
Speaker 1: How are you doing, sir?
Speaker 5: Doing good?
Speaker 3: What's going on? What's on your mind this morning? How
Speaker 3: are you feeling leading up to Game one of this NLDS.
Speaker 9: I'm feeling fantastic. And the reason I'm feeling fantastic is
Speaker 9: we have the best team. And the message that I
Speaker 9: want to get out to the people is that at
Speaker 9: least the people that are feeling pessimistic, they need an
Speaker 9: attitude adjustment. If you start to answer the questions that
Speaker 9: I'm going to put out, all of these questions are
Speaker 9: answered by Dodgers. Who has the best player on the planets?
Speaker 9: Wringing a scorching hot bats, which team has three leg
Speaker 9: three league MVP benning one two three, Which team has
Speaker 9: an October Key game? Which team has a home run champion?
Speaker 9: All of these questions are answered by Dodgers, and I
Speaker 9: just think we just need to get out there, root
Speaker 9: for our team and support them.
Speaker 6: I'm with that, the best team.
Speaker 5: I'm with you.
Speaker 4: I'll play the flip side of that argument, Fabian and
Speaker 4: I appreciate it. Who's got two superstars and Freddie Freeman
Speaker 4: and Mookie Betts that were combined one for the NLDS
Speaker 4: a year ago.
Speaker 3: Who's got the superstar?
Speaker 4: And Showi Otani who has never played in a postseason
Speaker 4: baseball game, So we don't know what he's like in October.
Speaker 4: And not that I don't think he won't rise to
Speaker 4: the occasion, Saxy, nor will he won't produce. But you know,
Speaker 4: part of me, in the back of my mind is
Speaker 4: thinking baseball in October is different. You know, it's not
Speaker 4: the World Baseball Classic, which was a big stage. But
Speaker 4: he is not played in October. He's not lived in
Speaker 4: the postseason and played in a best of five series
Speaker 4: and had the pressure of every bat, every inning, all
Speaker 4: twenty seven outs, are important.
Speaker 5: Yes. And here's one thing I found by playing in
Speaker 5: postseason tim especially in the World Series, is that a
Speaker 5: lot of a lot of the hype and the build
Speaker 5: up before before the game is just that it's it's
Speaker 5: you know, when you start that game and you're into
Speaker 5: the second or third inning of the World Series, it's
Speaker 5: like a regular game. It really is, especially when you're
Speaker 5: playing in front of a full house all the time.
Speaker 5: You know, Dodgers playing in front of a pack stadium
Speaker 5: almost every game at home, and so when they get
Speaker 5: into the World Series here, it'll it'll be a lot
Speaker 5: of hype. The first inning or two will be a
Speaker 5: little different, not much, but then once you get into
Speaker 5: the the meat of the game and it's flowing. I
Speaker 5: really didn't notice much of the difference at all as
Speaker 5: far as it being in the World Series.
Speaker 4: Paul and Huntington Beach is next up here on Scam
Speaker 4: Sax and Kate's and they am on your Home with
Speaker 4: the Dodgers pay in five to seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Paul, hey man, thanks for saying my cal
Speaker 10: Mu's be October.
Speaker 3: We got sacked on the.
Speaker 9: Radio, dude.
Speaker 10: Good to hear from you man. Thanks Paul, Hey, listen,
Speaker 10: I feel like the Dodgers have pererfected running the marathon.
Speaker 10: I mean, they go one hundred and sixty two games,
Speaker 10: they win the division, they got the best record in baseball,
Speaker 10: number one seed, all the things, and this year in particular,
Speaker 10: it's kind of wild considering all the nonsense they had
Speaker 10: to do, deal with forty pitchers, all the injuries, all
Speaker 10: the things. However, baseball, unlike any other sport, you run
Speaker 10: a marathon for the right to run a sprint, and
Speaker 10: now the Dodgers are gearing up for a sprint, and
Speaker 10: it seems like in recent years the Dodgers are trying
Speaker 10: to run a sprint the same way they run a marathon,
Speaker 10: and it has ended poorly. I agree with everyone. On paper,
Speaker 10: right the Dodgers look good. They are well positioned to
Speaker 10: do well in October. But the way they go about
Speaker 10: it game in and game out has got to be
Speaker 10: in the moment. Win this game, this moment right now.
Speaker 10: So that's kind of my take. Having been a guy
Speaker 10: that didn't play for fifteen years like Usaxy, I'd like
Speaker 10: your take on that. Do they have to adjust the
Speaker 10: way they attack the moment differently than you did? For
Speaker 10: one hundred and sixty two. Hey with that, man, have
Speaker 10: a good one and we'll check in as the October
Speaker 10: rolls on.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Paul, Thanks Paul. I would answer that by saying,
Speaker 5: it all starts with the pitching, and that's where it's
Speaker 5: going to end to whatever team pitches best the last
Speaker 5: two weeks of the season on through the playoffs is
Speaker 5: generally the team that's gonna be the World Series champion.
Speaker 5: I see that because, I mean the pitchers usually dominate
Speaker 5: good pitching, he's gonna be good hitting.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: The question is how much can that great firepower of
Speaker 5: the Dodgers, and it's real, how much can that mitigate
Speaker 5: maybe the slight edge that the Padres might have and
Speaker 5: their three starters versus ours. We don't know yet. I mean,
Speaker 5: some people think it's going to be a straight slate
Speaker 5: right across and the pitching's not going to be that
Speaker 5: much of a difference. But I think it's how much
Speaker 5: the firepower of the Dodgers can can neutralize, you know,
Speaker 5: a you Darvish at his best, or a Dylan Seas
Speaker 5: going out there and showing why he struck out two
Speaker 5: hundred and twenty four hitters this year. Or Michael King
Speaker 5: and his last out and you saw what he did
Speaker 5: with that, with that kind of a side winding delivery,
Speaker 5: that's very tough to pick up. How much can the
Speaker 5: Dodgers neutralize that firepower of the Padres is gonna be
Speaker 5: where it's the you know where it's won.
Speaker 4: And lost Padres saying they got a date with a dragon,
Speaker 4: and that dragon is a he's known as the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: K one of the nlds is tomorrow night out of
Speaker 4: Dodger Stadium. When we come back here on Saxon Kates
Speaker 4: in the am, we'll talk to Tony Gwyn, junior Padres broadcaster,
Speaker 4: get his thoughts on this Dodgers Padres matchup, what they
Speaker 4: did during the regular season in battle the now, how
Speaker 4: they match up for this best of five series starting tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Eight six six nine eighty seven two five seventy is
Speaker 4: our number between now and nine o'clock. We got a
Speaker 4: pair of tickets to go see Game one in person
Speaker 4: at Dodgers Stadium. Eight six six nine eighty seven two
Speaker 4: five seventy. Steve Sacks, Tim Kats and you on this
Speaker 4: Friday morning. Thanks for being with us on AFI seventy
Speaker 4: LA Sports Saxon Kates in the am on your home
Speaker 4: of the Dodgers an FI seventy LA Sports. You can
Speaker 4: listen to the Dan Patrick Show on the iHeart Radio
Speaker 4: app as we are live in local for the start
Speaker 4: of the Dodgers play off run Game one of the
Speaker 4: n l DS is tomorrow, Dodgers Padres first pitch at
Speaker 4: five thirty eight. Right here on AMFI seventy LA Sports
Speaker 4: is the Padres have a quote Date with a Dragon
Speaker 4: And it's a series we've all been waiting for since
Speaker 4: spring training, since they squared off in Seoul, South Korea,
Speaker 4: for those two games back in late March. And here
Speaker 4: we are the first week of October. It's the NLDS
Speaker 4: Dodgers and the Padres. Tim Kates, Steve Sacks and now
Speaker 4: joining us Tony Gwinn Junior, part of the Padres radio
Speaker 4: broadcast as a show in the afternoons in San Diego
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 3: Tony appreciate this time. Good morning, my man, How you doing.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Tim, Steve, how you guys doing?
Speaker 4: Hi, Tony doing great? Doing great? And checking out Padres
Speaker 4: dot com. The first thing that sticks out to me
Speaker 4: right now is the got a date with the Dragon?
Speaker 4: How excited are the Padre fans, Padre nation and this
Speaker 4: Padres team to be in LA and we're off against
Speaker 4: the Dodgers yet again, I think.
Speaker 7: They're as excited as I can remember. Uh maybe since
Speaker 7: like you know, the the late nineties. You know, I
Speaker 7: think the Padres uh, I think coming into this season,
Speaker 7: nobody really knew how this was gonna play. You know,
Speaker 7: you're cutting payroll. You moved some pretty big pieces off
Speaker 7: that team, Soto Maca, just a few of themm Seth Lugo,
Speaker 7: and they were like pretty big pieces. Blake Snell. You
Speaker 7: lose those type of pieces, there's usually a little bit
Speaker 7: of drop off. But we come to this point and
Speaker 7: I think, like man, he said, this is kind of
Speaker 7: the matchup everybody's been looking forward to and not often
Speaker 7: in in baseball doesn't work out like this, but U
Speaker 7: it should be a tremendous, tremendous NLDS.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Tony, good to be with you this morning. I
Speaker 5: wanted to I wanted to ask you a little bit.
Speaker 5: Maybe you can give a little insight to Dylan c
Speaker 5: let our listeners know what the Dodgers are exactly up against.
Speaker 5: You know, this year struck out two hundred and twenty
Speaker 5: four batters, which was phenomenal in the one eighty one
Speaker 5: hundred and eighty nine pitch innings that he pitched this year.
Speaker 5: But I like his whip just a little over one.
Speaker 5: That's walks and hits per innings pitched at just a
Speaker 5: little over one. If you're in that neighborhood, you're doing
Speaker 5: a pretty darn good job overall. So give us a
Speaker 5: little synopsis on what they can expect from Dylan Cees.
Speaker 7: Dylan is a high velocity, high spin type guy that
Speaker 7: really pounds the zone and trying to speaks to that
Speaker 7: whip you're talking about. I mean, you'll have segments in
Speaker 7: time where he's a little bit off and you know,
Speaker 7: missing just off, but for the most part, he's in
Speaker 7: the zone. He's always on the attack. You got a
Speaker 7: tremendous slider that he uses pretty much anytime he wants,
Speaker 7: and he can reach velocity up to ninety nine one
Speaker 7: hundred miles per hour. So he's the type of pitcher
Speaker 7: that you know and give you a no hitter, as
Speaker 7: we saw earlier this year, and can dominate some pretty
Speaker 7: talented lineups. He's certainly a good number one to start
Speaker 7: an NLDS With Tony.
Speaker 4: We talk about the Dodgers lineup a lot about where's
Speaker 4: the break, where is the where's the breath. You can
Speaker 4: take as a picture facing one through nine and you
Speaker 4: look at this Padres lineup from Luisa Rise all the
Speaker 4: way down to Machada in the clean off spot, to
Speaker 4: Jackson Merrill, to Boguards, all the way down to Crona Worth.
Speaker 4: This Padres lineup with the addition of a rise and
Speaker 4: the emergence of Jackson Merrill with the guys they already had.
Speaker 4: You talk about the depletions from last year's roster, the
Speaker 4: additions they made not only with the arms, but in
Speaker 4: this lineup with a rise in the emergence of of
Speaker 4: Merrill one through nine. This is pretty darn impressive.
Speaker 7: No, this is I think this is one of aj
Speaker 7: Preler's best work in terms of putting together a complete roster.
Speaker 7: Not only is the lineup lengthy, but there's depths even
Speaker 7: off the bench. You know, whether you're you're starting Solono
Speaker 7: or you're bringing them off the bench or a guy
Speaker 7: like David Peralta, who you guys saw a little bit
Speaker 7: last year. These guys have been so impactful in terms
Speaker 7: of when you do have to match up, you've got
Speaker 7: guys that can do it. In terms of that lineup,
Speaker 7: I mean you mentioned you mentioned about seven guys there
Speaker 7: that's not even to mission. A guy like Kyle Gashioka
Speaker 7: sitting ninth for this team, had about seventeen homers during
Speaker 7: the season and really stabilized the catching position in a.
Speaker 1: Lot of ways.
Speaker 7: This reminds me of some of the more dynamic Dodger
Speaker 7: lineups in terms of length, in terms of taking pitchers
Speaker 7: out to the deep end. With the type of it
Speaker 7: bats that you get from this lineup, it really causes
Speaker 7: stress on not just starters, but even bullpen guys that
Speaker 7: come in because you know, you know it's not gonna
Speaker 7: be your your typical four or five pitch at bat.
Speaker 7: You're gonna be dragged out six, seven, eight, nine to
Speaker 7: ten pitches. And when you start doing that one through nine,
Speaker 7: the pitchers start to add up, the stress starts to
Speaker 7: add up, and then you kind of see the damn brenk.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know you just stolet my thunder there, Tony.
Speaker 5: I was gonna ask you just about Kyle Higashioka and
Speaker 5: what he's done in this offseason, but uh, tell us
Speaker 5: a little bit about the strength and defense up the
Speaker 5: middle in center field, and certainly, you know, you you
Speaker 5: guys have got some speed out there. You can run
Speaker 5: down balls. And how much does that really play in
Speaker 5: to a pitcher's mindset knowing that he doesn't have to
Speaker 5: be perfect out there. He's got strength in the middle
Speaker 5: and speed that can back him up on defense.
Speaker 7: And certainly it certainly plays a big part in a
Speaker 7: pitcher's confidence knowing that he doesn't necessarily have to get
Speaker 7: a punch in order to get through inning. And it
Speaker 7: didn't start out that way this year. I mean the
Speaker 7: Padres struggled to control the run game early. You know,
Speaker 7: Hot sude Kim got off to a slow star defensive,
Speaker 7: think Bogarts was changing from shortstop to second that took
Speaker 7: a little bit of a while, look a little while
Speaker 7: to materialize. And then Merrill, who hasn't played centerfield in
Speaker 7: his entire life, was really learning a new position. It
Speaker 7: took a couple of months for it to kind of settle,
Speaker 7: But after it did, the defense has been tremendous and
Speaker 7: I think you saw the pitching get better as that defensive,
Speaker 7: you know, center up the middle kind of settled in
Speaker 7: and so you know, Kim's no longer a short obviously
Speaker 7: he's gone for a year. Bogie slides back to shortstop.
Speaker 7: You get to move a guy like Jay Crolinworths, who
Speaker 7: is a tremendous defender up to middle and now Jackson Marra.
Speaker 7: I think in the last month he started to really
Speaker 7: adapt to center field. I mean, he's all he doesn't
Speaker 7: make any mistakes out there, but now you're starting to
Speaker 7: see better route running, You're starting to see a better
Speaker 7: for a step, and that just tells me that he's
Speaker 7: starting to get comfortable. This defense up to middle is
Speaker 7: is probably as good as it's been all year.
Speaker 8: For the Pods.
Speaker 5: Tony I saw him. I saw him make a kind
Speaker 5: of a route mistake with Solaire at bat. Come take
Speaker 5: one or two steps in, and that athleticism in centerfield
Speaker 5: to go back and one step you know, on the
Speaker 5: on the warning track leap and make that catch. That
Speaker 5: was huge in this game. And it was because of
Speaker 5: that speed and athleticism that he has in center field.
Speaker 5: I don't it doesn't look like he spent you know,
Speaker 5: a ton of time away from center field. I know
Speaker 5: he's new there, but this guy can change the game.
Speaker 5: In the outfield.
Speaker 1: He can't.
Speaker 7: And you know that's honestly, that's honestly one of the
Speaker 7: few mistakes that he's made this year, and it's still
Speaker 7: resulted in and out. And so Jackson has been, you know,
Speaker 7: as for a twenty one year old kid coming up
Speaker 7: to the big leagues, not only offensively but defensively, has
Speaker 7: really been a key cog in the lineup. I mean
Speaker 7: they've done offensively, they've done everything they could to protecting
Speaker 7: and all he's done is shown that he does needing protection.
Speaker 7: He was hitting eighth in the beginning of the year.
Speaker 7: He's moved all the way up to fifth, I mean,
Speaker 7: hitting behind Manny Machau. That just tells you how much
Speaker 7: Mike Shield in this organization. Think of him.
Speaker 3: You just mentioned his name, Tony Mike Schild.
Speaker 4: What he meant uh to this, this Padres team on
Speaker 4: the bench this year in his first year as skipper,
Speaker 4: was there as a consultant. But you know, takes over
Speaker 4: when Bob Melvin leaves, Uh, he comes in and inherits
Speaker 4: a Padres team that maybe maybe people thought, well the
Speaker 4: clubhouts a little too wild, there's not enough control. They
Speaker 4: need somebody to stabilize it. Is he the right guy
Speaker 4: for this team.
Speaker 7: There's there's no question, And I think you know, you
Speaker 7: bring up a great point him being a consultant for
Speaker 7: two years here. I think that allowed him to get
Speaker 7: to know guys on a different level before he even
Speaker 7: took over as manager, so he had established relationships. I
Speaker 7: think those guys knew who he was prior to him
Speaker 7: coming over here, and there was a certain level of respect,
Speaker 7: and then they got the chance to meet him on
Speaker 7: a personal basis. And his ability to communicate and really
Speaker 7: kind of carved out individual relationships I think has played
Speaker 7: a huge part in him being able to grab these
Speaker 7: guys ear and get them to pull the rope in
Speaker 7: the same direction. I think we've talked a little bit
Speaker 7: about the moves they've made in terms of this season
Speaker 7: and this roster, but I don't think there was a
Speaker 7: bigger move to bring him. Just the kind of attention
Speaker 7: to detail you saw this twenty twenty three team. It
Speaker 7: was a very talented team that didn't do a lot
Speaker 7: of the little things. They couldn't move runners, they couldn't
Speaker 7: They were one of the worst teams, but runners in
Speaker 7: scoring position, and so those were things that they focused
Speaker 7: heavily on early and that's the foundation in which this
Speaker 7: offense has I think become one of the best offenses
Speaker 7: in baseball, and it's it's attention to details. They still
Speaker 7: have the type of offense that can put up a
Speaker 7: crooked number with homers, but they do a lot of
Speaker 7: the little things that lead to winning a lot of
Speaker 7: ball games.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Tony, my final question for you is the end
Speaker 5: of the game and Robert Suarez and what they got
Speaker 5: down there in the bull been This guy can flat
Speaker 5: out bring it. Thirty six saves this year and he
Speaker 5: was pretty amazing. Had a whip just right around one.
Speaker 5: Tell us a little bit about mister Suarez.
Speaker 7: You know, Robert, you know, came into this year having
Speaker 7: to really prove that he could be a closer on
Speaker 7: a consistent basis. I think each of the first couple
Speaker 7: of years he's been with the team, he's missed the half.
Speaker 7: Injuries have had, you know, a factor in his year.
Speaker 7: This year, he's been healthy all year, and you know,
Speaker 7: he had a little rocky month of August slash September,
Speaker 7: but he seemingly has corrected it. And what I think
Speaker 7: I love about Robert is his low post. You know,
Speaker 7: He never looks like there's any panic. Even when things
Speaker 7: get a little tough, he is. He's just got a
Speaker 7: very low polst demeanor and you need that, especially this
Speaker 7: kind of year. And it's not just Swarrez. I mean, obviously,
Speaker 7: this back end of the bullpen is super deep. You
Speaker 7: got a guy like Tanners Scott was for tomorrow's. You
Speaker 7: got a guy like Jason Adam, you got the young
Speaker 7: kid Jeremiah Strouder who was setting the world on fire earlier.
Speaker 7: This is a deep, deep bullpen and Roberts Swarez is
Speaker 7: just kind of like the cherry on top when you
Speaker 7: get to.
Speaker 4: The ninth Tony, we appreciate you popping on this morning,
Speaker 4: bright and early. Uh maybe we'll see you out at
Speaker 4: the workouts this afternoon at Dodgers Stadium, no doubt. We'll
Speaker 4: see you at the stadium tomorrow for the start of
Speaker 4: this NLDS Game one, Dodgers and Padres. I know, both cities,
Speaker 4: both teams, all the fan bases looking forward to this.
Speaker 4: We really appreciate you coming on.
Speaker 5: This morning, no problem.
Speaker 6: I'll see you guys at the yard later on to date.
Speaker 4: So jolly there, he goes Tony Gwenn junior. All right,
Speaker 4: Dodger fans eight sixty six nine eighty seven two five seventy,
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Speaker 4: this series, and we're giving away a pair of tickets
Speaker 4: to Game one of the nlds eight sixty six nine
Speaker 4: eighty seven two five seventy eight six six nine eighty
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Speaker 4: Call now and your chance to win tickets is next.
Speaker 4: Steve Sacks, Tim Kates, and you in for Dan Patrick.
Speaker 4: It's SAX and Kate's in the am right here on
Speaker 4: your home of the Dodgers an FI seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 4: Sax and Kate's in the am on this Friday morning.
Speaker 4: Thanks for being with us on your morning drive. They
Speaker 4: commuting into work, school, just hanging out on a Friday morning.
Speaker 4: We appreciate you making this part of your morning. You're
Speaker 4: on a five seventy LA sports. Game one of the
Speaker 4: NLDS is tomorrow night, Dodgers and Padres. Dodgers on deck
Speaker 4: of four thirty, first pitch of five thirty eight. Don't
Speaker 4: forget Petro Some Money will be live at Dodgers Dadium
Speaker 4: beginning at three o'clock today. It'll be Matt money Smith
Speaker 4: joined by David Vase, our Dodger insider. All Right, Saxy,
Speaker 4: before we get to your predictions here, the little sax says,
Speaker 4: the Dodgers will win because let's give away these tickets
Speaker 4: here to game one of the NLDS. So we're gonna
Speaker 4: do it a little different. These these walk up songs
Speaker 4: that the Dodger players and athletes use nowadays are very popular,
Speaker 4: and players take a lot of pride in the songs
Speaker 4: that they pick to walk up to their bed.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's a whole thing, is it?
Speaker 5: Is it more important than the bass hit?
Speaker 3: I bet for some of these guys, it may be.
Speaker 3: It may be.
Speaker 5: So never trade that.
Speaker 4: Uh we're gonna bring you on and uh, we're gonna
Speaker 4: play a little snippet of a song. You gotta tell
Speaker 4: us which player it is that uses this as their
Speaker 4: walk up song. You're gonna You're gonna have me tell
Speaker 4: you who the listener, the listener.
Speaker 5: The listener. Yeah, you're gonna not get anything from me.
Speaker 4: And I look at the name of these songs and
Speaker 4: these artists, and I'm like, I don't know who these
Speaker 4: people are. But we will start with our first contestant.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be Aaron and Coast and Meason your first stuff.
Speaker 4: You get to go first. You draw the first song, Aaron.
Speaker 3: You know how it goes.
Speaker 4: We're gonna play a little snippet here of a walk
Speaker 4: up song for a certain Dodger player. Then you gotta
Speaker 4: tell us who it is. If you're correct, you're gonna
Speaker 4: win tickets tomorrow's game. All right, all right, sounds good?
Speaker 4: All right, Aaron, take a listen, all right, Aaron, whose
Speaker 4: walk up.
Speaker 3: Song is that? Ooh no it is not, No, it
Speaker 3: is not appreciate that. Let's go to Olivia and Manta Bella.
Speaker 4: We're gonna switch up and play a different song for you, Olivia,
Speaker 4: because maybe you knew that song, maybe you didn't. But Olivia,
Speaker 4: we're gonna play a little snippet of a of a song.
Speaker 4: And again, you just tell us which player of the
Speaker 4: Dodgers uses that as a walk up song.
Speaker 3: It's a real sem the player.
Speaker 4: And you don't have to tell you don't. You don't
Speaker 4: tell us the name of the song. I'm not even
Speaker 4: looking for that you just gotta tell us the player
Speaker 4: that uses that walk up song. So, all right, here
Speaker 4: we go. Here's the second song from this Dodger player.
Speaker 4: What player uses this one? Go ahead?
Speaker 3: All right, Olivia? You've heard it? Who uses that as
Speaker 3: their walk up song?
Speaker 6: Oh Man called Blue World?
Speaker 3: Blue World by Mac Miller.
Speaker 8: Blue Word by Mac Miller. I'm gonna go with.
Speaker 3: Oh Man, I need a guess?
Speaker 4: H No, no, Olivia, Unfortunately, Kevin in La, I'll give
Speaker 4: you the same song, Kevin. Let's hear a little bit
Speaker 4: more of that if we could? Michelle same song, Kevin
Speaker 4: in La, who uses this Blue World by mac Miller
Speaker 4: as their walk up song.
Speaker 3: Sa if you know no good but I'm gonna go
Speaker 3: with a guest, need a guess?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll go.
Speaker 4: With no close close appreciated Patrick in Arcadia Word to
Speaker 4: keep the same song for you. It's Blue World by
Speaker 4: mac Miller. It's his walk up song. Will hear a
Speaker 4: little bit more of it if we can? Michelle Patrick,
Speaker 4: who uses this as their walk up song Blue World
Speaker 4: by mac Miller. Which Dodger position player uses it as
Speaker 4: their walk up song?
Speaker 3: Patrick?
Speaker 6: Will Smith?
Speaker 4: No, no, so close, but yet not the right answer.
Speaker 4: Eight sixty six nine eight seven two five seven. I
Speaker 4: know this is your you know this sack. You just
Speaker 4: can't say it right? Yeah, exactly, I knew it.
Speaker 3: I knew it. Eric and Pomona, same song, Where Do Go?
Speaker 4: Blue World by Mac Miller, which position player for the
Speaker 4: Dodgers used this as a walk up.
Speaker 6: Hello, Yeah, sorry, I want to go with Mac Munty.
Speaker 4: No, no, it is not Max Munsey, And that's not
Speaker 4: Max Munsey. All right, we're gonna switch up eight six
Speaker 4: six nine eight seven two five seventy eight six six
Speaker 4: nine eight seven two five seventy We're gonna switch up
Speaker 4: this song, uh to a Dodger player that uses this
Speaker 4: as their walk up song.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 4: If you're correct, you're gonna win tickets to tomorrow's game
Speaker 4: one of the n l DS Dodgers and the Padres.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: The the name of this song is from Loope Fiasco.
Speaker 4: Am I saying that right? I'm totally butchering it. The
Speaker 4: answer to the other one, by the way, was Tommy
Speaker 4: Edmund Blue World by Mac Miller. Tommy Edmund Dodger use
Speaker 4: utility star.
Speaker 3: But here you go. This is gonna be Todd in
Speaker 3: Baldwin Park.
Speaker 7: Todd.
Speaker 3: You get to guess this song? Whose walk up song
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 8: Can you give me the name of the startist.
Speaker 3: Loope Fiasco.
Speaker 1: Uh, I'm gonna say to you Oscarde No.
Speaker 4: Ton, that's not the right answer, but appreciate it. Penny
Speaker 4: in La, Penny, same song, it's Loop a Fiasco. What
Speaker 4: is your guest, Penny.
Speaker 7: Hi, it's the man.
Speaker 10: It's show yes song, Yes, it is.
Speaker 4: The Show goes On by Loop a Fiasco for show
Speaker 4: Heyo Tani his walk up song?
Speaker 3: Did you know that already? Did you really or just
Speaker 3: a guess?
Speaker 6: I was just guessing.
Speaker 5: Oh, pretty good guess.
Speaker 7: Alright, alright, I'm sorry, but you know show goes on?
Speaker 7: You know you figure that's gotta be his?
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 4: Congratulations Penny in La. Will put you on hold, we'll
Speaker 4: get your information. You got a pair of tickets for
Speaker 4: Game one of the NLDS tomorrow. Yes, the show goes
Speaker 4: on by Loop a Fiasco. That was it is show
Speaker 4: hal Tani's song. So yeah, before that, what was the
Speaker 4: first one we had? Soak City was Gavin Lux's Soak
Speaker 4: City walk ups like it? And then of course mac
Speaker 4: Miller's song you heard from tomm Yehman and that was shoeans.
Speaker 5: I thought that was Max Max Munzies because of the
Speaker 5: Mac Miller.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I can see that.
Speaker 5: Try to put that together.
Speaker 4: Uh, Dodgers padres tomorrow, Saxy Yeah, Sax says the Dodgers
Speaker 4: will win Game one and win this series, because well,
Speaker 4: you want you want me to go on game one
Speaker 4: or do you want me to go on.
Speaker 5: The full slate? Whatever you want, Let's go full slow,
Speaker 5: let's do it. I think tomorrow is gonna be a
Speaker 5: very much of a determining factor, and I do think
Speaker 5: the Dodgers are going to win tomorrow. But listen, overall,
Speaker 5: I think it's gonna be the Dodgers in five. Now.
Speaker 5: I don't think it's gonna be easy. And I think
Speaker 5: there's gonna be some extenuating circumstances that we don't even
Speaker 5: know about that we can't even fathom right now that
Speaker 5: may cost him one game, who knows. But I think
Speaker 5: it's gonna be the Dodgers in five. Like I said,
Speaker 5: not easy, but we're gonna see show it show Hey O,
Speaker 5: Tanny O, Tawny absolutely shine during this playoff series. You're
Speaker 5: gonna see Freddy Freeman answer the bell. He's gonna be there,
Speaker 5: and he's gonna be Freddy Freeman lin lining that ball
Speaker 5: to less center field. But most of all, and I
Speaker 5: gotta I gotta predict this. You're gonna see the tiger
Speaker 5: come out of the cage and Mookie Betts. So I'm back,
Speaker 5: and don't forget about me. There's a reason that the
Speaker 5: Dodgers paid him over three hundred and sixty million bucks
Speaker 5: because the Tiger's about to come out of the cage.
Speaker 3: I love it. I love it.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you right now. My X factor in
Speaker 4: this series is a certain young man who was an
Speaker 4: All Star a year ago, played through injuries a year ago,
Speaker 4: was rewarded with a ten year contract with the Los
Speaker 4: Angeles Dodgers. He is the anchor behind the plates. He
Speaker 4: had a he had it up and down twenty twenty
Speaker 4: four season, and I hope he is on the uptick
Speaker 4: here as we flipped the calendar to October. That of
Speaker 4: course is Dodger catcher Will Smith. A twenty home run season,
Speaker 4: seventy five RBIs and this is a down year for
Speaker 4: Will Smith. I think he emerges. He absolutely emerges here
Speaker 4: with everybody else, look at the Big three and tay
Speaker 4: Oscar Hernandez and yeah, Max Munts, he's a home run hitter.
Speaker 3: I think Will Smith is gonna sneak up on everything.
Speaker 5: And Will Smith has answered the bell in postseason before.
Speaker 5: All right, so we know one thing about him. He
Speaker 5: is a man that's of the moment, and we might
Speaker 5: see this your prediction come true. I'm not changing mind,
Speaker 5: but I like the Will Smith bett.
Speaker 4: Let's say things go south quickly in this first and
Speaker 4: and how soon before I text you tomorrow night and
Speaker 4: the Dodgers are down with a sense of panic.
Speaker 5: You think, no, I don't think that's gonna listen. I
Speaker 5: think what we're gonna see is all those those those
Speaker 5: fears gonna be subside, be subsiding in the hearts and
Speaker 5: minds of Dodger fans, because you're gonna see Shoho TAWNI
Speaker 5: quite possibly take control this game early tomorrow. Remember, I
Speaker 5: love it.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 5: He's at the top of the order. You're gonna see
Speaker 5: him four or five times throughout the game at least.
Speaker 5: And that looms large in the defense man. They see
Speaker 5: this guy coming up to like, yikes, we'll see what happens.
Speaker 4: We will see Game one is tomorrow, Saxy. We're off
Speaker 4: and running. We'll be back on Monday recapping games one
Speaker 4: and two. I cannot wait.
Speaker 5: You and me will be talking before then.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, he is Steve Sas.
Speaker 4: Thanks to Michelle, Thanks to everybody for being a part
Speaker 4: of the show, listening to any Congratulations to Pinny in La.
Speaker 4: She is going to Game one of the nlds tomorrow
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