Speaker 1: And we continue on Jonas Knox in today for Rodney
Speaker 1: on a five to seventy LA Sports. Later this hour,
Speaker 1: VI will be along with a high coup. But now
Speaker 1: let us bring on David nassays the Dodgers and Cubs
Speaker 1: get ready to go at it again tonight. Dave, how
Speaker 1: are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing great? Man? Jonas knocks He's like a middle
Speaker 2: reliever that gets run out there every night. I mean,
Speaker 2: you're really running him into the ground.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 4: I'm honored to be here. I'm happy to do it.
Speaker 1: Dave, what do you say? He's got like a rubber arm.
Speaker 2: Believer of sports talk radio?
Speaker 3: Am I the rich Hill of sports talk radio, where
Speaker 3: you just like depend on me for twenty years.
Speaker 2: How dare you? You're not even in the same category
Speaker 2: as Rachell.
Speaker 4: That's a fair point.
Speaker 1: No, you know who you are. You're Ryan Yarborough. That's
Speaker 1: who you are.
Speaker 4: Okay, there we go, all right.
Speaker 2: You're a crafty lefty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm into it, all right, Dave. Let's start
Speaker 1: with Yamamoto. Could he have looked much better last night?
Speaker 2: Yeah? If you would have gone seven innings like show
Speaker 2: to Imnaga, that would have helped. But obviously that was
Speaker 2: not going to happen with him making his first start
Speaker 2: since June fifteenth, and in the big picture of things,
Speaker 2: that was a huge night for the Dodgers to get
Speaker 2: that type of healthy performance from Yoshi Yamamoto. His fastball
Speaker 2: was at ninety seven ninety eight, his flip finger at
Speaker 2: fastball was diving and the Cubs could not touch it.
Speaker 2: So it was really a great night. And hopefully the
Speaker 2: next time he pitches, which is expected to be in Atlanta,
Speaker 2: he can continue to be that type of guy, because
Speaker 2: if he pitches the way he pitched last night, the
Speaker 2: Dodgers are going to be a tough out in the postseason. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think it was Austin Barnes who said afterwards, it's
Speaker 3: the best he's ever looked, and like he's had some
Speaker 3: pretty good performances over the seas. We were talking to
Speaker 3: Bill Plunkett about it. There's a game against Washington, the
Speaker 3: game against the Yankees, he was really really good. But
Speaker 3: from a stuff standpoint, do you recall it looking that
Speaker 3: dominant to where to your point, they weren't. It's not
Speaker 3: like he was getting swings and misses that were closed.
Speaker 3: They were missing by seemingly six eight inches on some
Speaker 3: of those balls down on the zone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they really were. And look the last time he
Speaker 2: pitched it was even more impressive because it was at
Speaker 2: Yankee Stadium against that lineup. So I'm not going to
Speaker 2: say last night was his best performance. The best he's looked.
Speaker 2: I thought at Yankee Stadium he was pretty damn good.
Speaker 2: And it's funny how you brought up Austin Barnes talking
Speaker 2: about Yama Moto. You know, the LA media. The Dodger
Speaker 2: players have no room to gripe about the LA media,
Speaker 2: as they all sheet this. We went in there and
Speaker 2: asked Austin Barnes and Max Munsey about Yama Moto, yet
Speaker 2: none of them asked about their pivotal mistakes in that
Speaker 2: eighth inning. So I'm not criticizing the Rioters the media,
Speaker 2: but for any player wearing a Dodger uniform to complain
Speaker 2: about US media, they would have been eaten alive last
Speaker 2: night after that pathetic eighth inning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I talked about that earlier, and you know, Jonah said, well,
Speaker 1: Yamamoto looked good, and long term that's what's important. Yeah
Speaker 1: that is, but boy, gay, that was awful last night and.
Speaker 2: He ate that was awful. The Dodgers haven't won the
Speaker 2: division yet, they are going to. They're in a pretty
Speaker 2: good position to win this division. But you don't want
Speaker 2: to see a game like that this late in the
Speaker 2: season by a team that is still playing for something
Speaker 2: that was That was not fun to watch, and all
Speaker 2: those guys should have been embarrassed by their performance.
Speaker 3: On the subject of Yamamoto, I know you you're expecting
Speaker 3: he'll be back against there is the.
Speaker 2: LA media going back to Yama Modell.
Speaker 3: I meant, you know, I'm trying to find the optimism
Speaker 3: here and look into the future. It's not like it's
Speaker 3: an everyday occurrence. They commit three airs in an inning.
Speaker 3: You know, there was just some some bad breaks there,
Speaker 3: and I'm trying to find the positive and all this.
Speaker 3: So with Youmamoto, what's next? Do they extend him out
Speaker 3: to five innings? Is it five to six this time?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: What is the plan in place for him?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt. Every time he goes back out there,
Speaker 2: it's going to be extended. And you know, right now,
Speaker 2: there's seventeen games to go. He probably has two more
Speaker 2: starts to go before the postseason. So by the time
Speaker 2: he makes his last start, of the regular season, he
Speaker 2: will be fully stretched out to do whatever the Dodgers
Speaker 2: need of him in a playoff game, because if they
Speaker 2: do take care of business and don't continue to kick
Speaker 2: the ball around, they should have those five days off
Speaker 2: as a one or two seed in the postseason.
Speaker 1: Dave, when you get to the playoffs, given Yamamoto's history here,
Speaker 1: can he pitch twice in a five game series? In
Speaker 1: your opinion?
Speaker 2: See, that's the great question right there, Fred, that nobody's
Speaker 2: really talking about. I was expecting as we got closer
Speaker 2: to the end of the season, if Yamamoto did not
Speaker 2: get hurt, that maybe the Dodgers would have started to
Speaker 2: pitch him on five days rest, maybe four days rest.
Speaker 2: So he's accustomed to that, and that goes back to
Speaker 2: the Dodgers' vulnerability of their starting staff. If Yamamoto can
Speaker 2: only pitch once in a playoffs series, that means you
Speaker 2: need four starters and I can Yamamoto go back on
Speaker 2: short rest. We haven't seen it so far. He's not
Speaker 2: done it before. So yeah, that goes back to the
Speaker 2: bigger question. Who are going to be the four or
Speaker 2: five starting pitchers for the Dodgers and are they going
Speaker 2: to do that piggyback type of thing in one of
Speaker 2: the first games or in every playoff round because of
Speaker 2: that situation.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, since Fred wants to bring up stuff
Speaker 3: I've said on the air that you have a gripe with,
Speaker 3: you're probably gonna have a gripe with what Fred said
Speaker 3: earlier on the air, since we're gonna.
Speaker 4: Tell on each other here.
Speaker 3: Fred said, it's not a big deal that the Dodgers
Speaker 3: haven't really had any clarity on who their closer is,
Speaker 3: and that listen, You've got a bunch of guys who
Speaker 3: can do the role, and you're in a great spot.
Speaker 3: And it feels like one of those old adages if
Speaker 3: you have two quarterbacks, you don't have one. So why
Speaker 3: isn't there more clarity on the closer situation?
Speaker 2: Because they refuse to just lock Michael Kopek in as
Speaker 2: their ninth inning closer. They're using him in a lot
Speaker 2: of different innings and situations and they continue to try
Speaker 2: to see if Evan Phillips can get back on track.
Speaker 2: In that eighth inning last night, he only had one strikeout,
Speaker 2: He couldn't get swing a miss and that led to
Speaker 2: the ball being put in play. And that's what you
Speaker 2: hear a lot of these progressive front off is like
Speaker 2: the Dodgers talk about wanting swing a miss from their
Speaker 2: late inning leverage pitchers because that lessens the chance of
Speaker 2: three errors in an inning when you're able to strike
Speaker 2: out two or three batters. So honestly, Blake Trinan has
Speaker 2: been the second most dominant really pitcher that gets swing
Speaker 2: and miss in that bullpen. So if it's up to me,
Speaker 2: if it's not Michael Kopek, if I need the last
Speaker 2: three outs of the game, it's Blake. Tryn it.
Speaker 1: Dave to Oscar Hernandez, you reported, and he is back tonight, right.
Speaker 2: He is back. He will be in the starting lineup,
Speaker 2: and that is a great relief for the Dodgers because
Speaker 2: if Taoscar Hernandez was out for an undetermined amount of
Speaker 2: time with any sort of fracture in that left foot,
Speaker 2: that would have been trouble for the Dodgers. He's a
Speaker 2: great not only has he had a great year, but
Speaker 2: his mere presence behind the three MVPs certainly creates havoc
Speaker 2: and pause for opposing pictures and makes the opposing manager
Speaker 2: really have to think the chess game out. As you
Speaker 2: get later into the game. So it's great news that
Speaker 2: Tioscar Hernandez is back in the starting lineup tonight and Graderol.
Speaker 4: As well too.
Speaker 3: That was kind of lost in the mix of all
Speaker 3: the other chaos that took place last night. What was
Speaker 3: the feeling on his performance in his return?
Speaker 2: Tempered because of the reasons why he was activated Jonas
Speaker 2: Anthony Bonda punched, as Dave Roberts said, object did not
Speaker 2: give and he fractured his left pitching hand in frustration
Speaker 2: after his last doubting So, yeah, it's great to have
Speaker 2: Gretorov back, but the Dodgers did not seem too happy
Speaker 2: with the reason why they activated him yesterday.
Speaker 4: All right, do we know what he punched?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: Do we have any understanding of what that was?
Speaker 2: I'm hoping to find out today. I would assume a
Speaker 2: wall or a door.
Speaker 1: Well, the wall's not going to move and the door's
Speaker 1: not gonna move either. Dave, you've seen the Dodgers for
Speaker 1: a number of years. You've watched a lot of incredible performances.
Speaker 1: But where do you put Pete Crow Armstrong's defensive performance
Speaker 1: last night?
Speaker 2: It was on the opposite end of the Dodgers' infield
Speaker 2: defense last night. Not only did he uh make the
Speaker 2: game saving catch in some ways on the month see
Speaker 2: what would have been to run home run, but he
Speaker 2: also made four or five catches before that and right
Speaker 2: center field. He was outstanding last night. And I feel
Speaker 2: like everybody now knows Pete crow Armstrong here in Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: Even though he did go to high school here, he
Speaker 2: did not get the same type of hype that Max
Speaker 2: Freed and Lucas Giolito and Jack Flaherty got going to
Speaker 2: Harvard Westlake.
Speaker 3: I mean Tommy Edmund. You know, this is a guy
Speaker 3: that Fred sort of scoffed at during the deadline when
Speaker 3: the movie, I mean he sort of dismissed it is
Speaker 3: a move. What are they really doing out of here.
Speaker 2: Ben Maller, because Ben Mallard knows so little about baseball
Speaker 2: with each and every day.
Speaker 1: Gonna take a shot at him. He's not even here
Speaker 1: attacked in him. He's not even to defend himself.
Speaker 2: One of his ham and eight listeners are listening in
Speaker 2: and we'll report back.
Speaker 4: The Mallard miliciic.
Speaker 3: You don't want to mess with them, oh man, Well,
Speaker 3: I mean listen the Japanese contingent last night. It did
Speaker 3: seem like a fun vibe. They were celebrating it there
Speaker 3: and watching the game and on the broadcast.
Speaker 4: What was the feeling like in the park.
Speaker 1: Well, now you pissed him off.
Speaker 4: I mean listen, yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: Well we've lost him. We lost him, all right, right,
Speaker 1: that's it, all right, Dave, goodbye, thank you, good job.
Speaker 1: We lost Dave. Dave's driving. Obviously, he's in that dead
Speaker 1: spot that he hits as he goes into the stadium.
Speaker 1: So we lost him.
Speaker 3: Jonas, I mean, he gets what is it, it's two
Speaker 3: thirty arrival time for him, correct, that's between yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he's right about there. He's uh, you know, he has
Speaker 3: said dead spot and then they're screwed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, all right, well Dave was good though. We
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Speaker 1: to what the number one TV show is. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about it. Jonas is in today for Rodney. In the
Speaker 1: media business, if you own a company, there is one
Speaker 1: thing you need more than anything to try and survive. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that is live sports. And the one sport you really
Speaker 1: need is the National Football League. You know, it drives
Speaker 1: everything it's fascinating. It is the thing that dominates media.
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Speaker 1: why the NFL for years has always made all of
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Speaker 1: they averaged twenty one million viewers per game. You know
Speaker 1: what does that mean. Here's what it means. A network
Speaker 1: sitcom could average two million viewers, two million a drama
Speaker 1: I don't know. Three four million. Twenty one million people
Speaker 1: consumed the NFL across all platforms on week one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is mind boggling.
Speaker 4: And it's only growing as well too.
Speaker 3: And look, for all the criticism that Roger Goodell gets,
Speaker 3: the one thing that I think he does deserve some
Speaker 3: credit in is understanding, oh, like we have the golden
Speaker 3: ticket here, like like we've got And you may not
Speaker 3: like some of the other handlings that he's you know
Speaker 3: what he's gotten involved in the ray Rice stuff and
Speaker 3: all of that is fair, and he's not done a
Speaker 3: great job in handling some of that other stuff. But
Speaker 3: as far as the business standpoint, goes. There's a reason
Speaker 3: why the owners approve him every time his contract is
Speaker 3: up or there's a chance to try and get somebody
Speaker 3: else in.
Speaker 4: For the job because of how good of a.
Speaker 3: Job he's done in growing the brand and expanding them,
Speaker 3: whether it's you know, television, streaming, whatever, Like it's crazy,
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Speaker 3: the leader, it's king, and it's only growing more and more.
Speaker 3: Like I know, like my brother owns a restaurant bar
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Speaker 3: games and I guess Week one and the Thursday night
Speaker 3: game to open up the year, and that counts were
Speaker 3: the busiest maybe that they've ever done. And the games
Speaker 3: aren't even all that great, Like, I mean, how many
Speaker 3: good games were there in the NFL this weekend? Like
Speaker 3: even Troy Aigman talked about it, like the sloppy play whatever.
Speaker 3: But it's the hope, it's the anticipation, it's you know
Speaker 3: the fact that people are playing fantasy football, that people
Speaker 3: are gambling more on these games, like it just to
Speaker 3: see where the league is at now, even just from
Speaker 3: a few years ago, and it continues to grow and
Speaker 3: grow and grow, and the money that they're making, and
Speaker 3: the money these owners are making is mind bottling.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, well it's uh. And again I know this because
Speaker 3: I know how much it costs. How the Sunday ticket.
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Speaker 3: a point the NFL's popularity is at a point to
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Speaker 3: pay for Sunday ticket, I would argue, and I know
Speaker 3: it's expensive, but I would argue, if you factor in
Speaker 3: how many games you get a week, how many weeks
Speaker 3: it is during the course of a season. Like I've
Speaker 3: talked to some people that have said, like that's their entertainment,
Speaker 3: Like that is their their splurge to where man Sunday's
Speaker 3: I you know, me and some buddies get together, will barbecue,
Speaker 3: we watch all the games.
Speaker 4: We hang out all day.
Speaker 3: They don't need to leave the house if they're going
Speaker 3: to get it at home, they don't need to go anywhere.
Speaker 3: They're just focused on football. And once it's here, like
Speaker 3: it really it becomes almost like our tax season. If
Speaker 3: you're an accountant, tax season is a busy year. Football
Speaker 3: for sports media really is the busy year.
Speaker 1: Busy. Yeah, it's what drives everything. And when I just
Speaker 1: saw these numbers today, I thought, Wow, this is one
Speaker 1: of the biggest first weeks they've had, maybe ever. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: He's covelling for Yamamoto.
Speaker 1: Sign free Roken. I wasn't really coveling, but hello, Vic, we.
Speaker 5: Want him to pitch twice in the playoffs, right in
Speaker 5: the opening round. I do That's a that's a salient point.
Speaker 5: If he can do it. I don't recommend it. I
Speaker 5: think once is in the once in the best of
Speaker 5: five for Youamamoto, you know, pitch a beautiful six and
Speaker 5: bring in Jack.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The starting with the starting rotation. I'll get into it.
Speaker 5: I'll I will dig into it. But I feel good
Speaker 5: about the starting rotation.
Speaker 1: You want to feel good about it, big, but you
Speaker 1: still don't even know what it is.
Speaker 5: Last now, is is gonna be in a playoff rotation?
Speaker 1: If? Well, your whole glass now you have Amoto g Stone.
Speaker 1: G Stone's on the injured list.
Speaker 5: Jack Star with his rotation Fred Vic just keeps going right.
Speaker 5: Devin Stone is on the injured list. Vic, he may
Speaker 5: come back. Well, that's fairer. You don't know he may
Speaker 5: come back, Listen, don't know who expected Bruce do graderol
Speaker 5: to pitch last night?
Speaker 1: Well, we did expect him back.
Speaker 5: When I saw Brewstaw, I was joyous number one because
Speaker 5: we love Brewstah Graddarole. But to see him out there,
Speaker 5: I didn't expect him out there in the night that
Speaker 5: he gets.
Speaker 4: Wait, by the way, is his hair getting longer? Those
Speaker 4: braids are long?
Speaker 5: Yeah? And he's in for Rodney, he says, despite the
Speaker 5: ugly loss to the Cubs. The Azul glass is half full, Jonas.
Speaker 4: Not so full. And drink it, Poppy.
Speaker 5: I'm drinking and this is not kool aid. This is
Speaker 5: the Azul cocktail of deep in the playoffs. That's what
Speaker 5: I'm drinking. What does that constructed?
Speaker 3: Vic?
Speaker 1: What is that cocktail made of?
Speaker 5: It's made of a healthy yamamoto, a healthy jack Flowerty
Speaker 5: And don't forget. You know, Clayton Kershaw, everyone's forgetting cursed.
Speaker 5: You know that that toe injury. He could be back
Speaker 5: for the playoffs. Give you a nice five innings and
Speaker 5: the game has changed. It's no longer complete games. That's
Speaker 5: a that's a fantasy. Complete games, that's a fantasy.
Speaker 1: What is it, VIC?
Speaker 5: A fantasy? Okay, no one does complete games. And you
Speaker 5: get five innings, you start, you are happy.
Speaker 1: Welcome to Vic's Fantasy Island. VIC, all right, what would
Speaker 1: your fantasy be on fantasy Island? VIC?
Speaker 5: A healthy Dodger rotation?
Speaker 1: You could have anything in the world. Is your fantasy
Speaker 1: on fantasy island? And you are selecting with your one
Speaker 1: wish that you have been granted a healthy Dodger robe?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: Is that correct? You believe that? No, it's nuts, No
Speaker 1: one believes that. I am so. I listen, we are so, VIC.
Speaker 1: Do you have any fantasy? That's right? Big nuts? Good?
Speaker 1: Do you have any fantasies? VIC?
Speaker 5: Who doesn't?
Speaker 1: All right? So, given that you do, what, aside from
Speaker 1: a healthy Dodger rotation would be your fantasy on fantasy island?
Speaker 5: Great health for everyone and cancer is finally cured.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 5: That is my fantasy. Hopefully there's reality. And you know,
Speaker 5: with with humanity flowing beautifully, I believe we're in great
Speaker 5: shape with the younger generations.
Speaker 3: But you've got to make tough You've got to make
Speaker 3: tough decisions on your fantasy island. And and clearly those
Speaker 3: are both great. But a healthy rotation for the Dodgers
Speaker 3: is still that.
Speaker 5: That's I'm in the moment. I'm in the moment with this,
Speaker 5: with this rotation, because I know how much aggravation it's caused.
Speaker 5: You know, so many Dodger fans, the organization. Uh, we
Speaker 5: just want a healthy rotation.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 5: And it was again, I'll dig deep into Yamamoto, but
Speaker 5: that was so wondrous.
Speaker 1: Well, wonder that. What are you waiting for digging deep?
Speaker 1: When are you gonna dig deep?
Speaker 5: I have to get to sumo for it?
Speaker 1: Thank you, I thank you.
Speaker 5: Sumo day three from Tokyo, Japan in for Kevin figures.
Speaker 1: Why did you wait so long to get the sumo?
Speaker 4: I have to get to sumo, Yes.
Speaker 1: Thank you, beg for the first time all week. You
Speaker 1: get it? Then you'll wait so long? We go to
Speaker 1: a brank all right, we'll do it when we come back.
Speaker 1: Jonas and today for Rodney. We have provided enough time
Speaker 1: for the sumo updates so we don't have to rush
Speaker 1: through it. Bick will rejoin us now and Big can
Speaker 1: we get to sumo please.
Speaker 5: Before we get to the Great Grand Sumo tournaments in Tokyo, Japan.
Speaker 5: Just want to give the proper intro is in for
Speaker 5: Kevin Figures today And he's a Carolina Panther fan. Why
Speaker 5: double a Adam Ausselin.
Speaker 4: Why is right, y'all?
Speaker 5: And he's a fan of all musical genres from Latin
Speaker 5: trap to new metal to alternative pop. A man for
Speaker 5: all seasons.
Speaker 1: He's a sugo with an attitude king flavor now yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: He vic.
Speaker 3: What do you make of Fred's issue with the fact
Speaker 3: that he doesn't like pleasantries and greetings, Like you're just
Speaker 3: trying to do your thing, and he's like rushing everybody
Speaker 3: who calls in. He's rushing you through your intros. I'm
Speaker 3: not a big fan of it myself.
Speaker 5: I agree J Knox. He's got to relax, take seven
Speaker 5: deep breaths, and enjoy the moment. He she has been
Speaker 5: on hold basically finding the right take and their psychs
Speaker 5: to come on. But they also want to spread some
Speaker 5: love before they come on. I totally get it.
Speaker 3: And maybe there's some nerves at play. And if they
Speaker 3: can get their balance and get themselves together by a
Speaker 3: simple greeting, it's better than jumping right into the.
Speaker 5: Take Cillian point J Knox. You know, just to get
Speaker 5: the get the motor running, get get the you know,
Speaker 5: get the train of thought. Chew chewing man chew chew
Speaker 5: what chew chew, get the train running, Fred.
Speaker 1: Can you give me one more? Chew chew chew choo.
Speaker 5: Perfect Highlights from day three. Fred Or rocks that pink
Speaker 5: Mowa sheet. He picked up a victory. Oh rauh the
Speaker 5: bear loses Taka Yasu very wobbly stuff. Looked like the
Speaker 5: eighth inning at Dodger Stadium last night. Shaky shaky. He's
Speaker 5: battling a back injury. But there's no excuse. He just
Speaker 5: he's got backed off the dojo and boom he was
Speaker 5: out for his uh. I believe his second loss already. Meanwhile,
Speaker 5: on No Satu, On No Satu, twenty two years old
Speaker 5: won easily. He's three and ozero. He won by Yurikiri
Speaker 5: The push out.
Speaker 1: By Erie Carey yurik Kiri.
Speaker 5: Oh the push out fred.
Speaker 1: Okay here at Daomi never heard of him.
Speaker 5: He continues his dominance of a.
Speaker 1: Aba Aba dancing queen Aba.
Speaker 5: That's another Abba. He won his fourth of Abi a
Speaker 5: b I Abbi.
Speaker 1: Abba Aba and a b are both in it.
Speaker 5: No Abi mi I I call him sometimes Abu, but
Speaker 5: it's abide I.
Speaker 4: When's the last time you guys had an abbas abba?
Speaker 5: You mean the candy? Yeah, that's old old school candy man.
Speaker 4: Good thing they still make that, I believe. So is
Speaker 4: it like taffy and peanut butter? Was that the ingredients?
Speaker 5: It's a crazy concoction.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, showed Ie he's he's in the tournaments, but he's
Speaker 5: not really. He's always through the fifteen days. He'll go
Speaker 5: seven and eight, six and nine. Suddenly, showed Eye is
Speaker 5: three and ozero and he always looks hungry in the dojo.
Speaker 5: Not for a victory, but he's it's a look like
Speaker 5: when can I eat my zenshi? Where's my spicy tiger
Speaker 5: tempora shrimp? But he's three and oh, show di Kirishima
Speaker 5: three and oh stopped his funk against Takano. Show so
Speaker 5: Kirishima is also three and oh, I'll show you the
Speaker 5: fiery Mongolian stunning defeats a Tommi Fuji, the twenty two
Speaker 5: year old beat the Ozeki. A Tommi Fuji got that
Speaker 5: outside grip of that mawashie. Victory for a Tommi Fuji over.
Speaker 1: I'll show you describe that mawashie. Huh.
Speaker 5: You gotta grab it for if you Once you get
Speaker 5: that position and you grab the miwashie like you like it,
Speaker 5: it's almost instant victory because you have leverage on the
Speaker 5: miwashee and you're pushing out game over. Coltozakara and Toby
Speaker 5: Zaru the Flying Monkey. Very tight match, but it was
Speaker 5: Coto Zakara winning on the edge of the dojo. So
Speaker 5: there we are through three days in Tokyo.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you, we needed that update, Vic, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: would agree.
Speaker 5: And thinking about Tokyo, it was so into that game
Speaker 5: last night Dodgers Cubs, you know, with the Japanese superstars
Speaker 5: in full effect. I mean there was you know, Imonaga
Speaker 5: Will pitched well, gave up three runs. He picked up
Speaker 5: the win though, but of course Yamamodel stole the show,
Speaker 5: you know, not pitching for almost three months, and that
Speaker 5: splitter unbelievable. I mean, if there was a quality defeat,
Speaker 5: I would call that a quality defeat last night because
Speaker 5: of Yamamoto.
Speaker 1: That what would the television ratings in Japan for that one?
Speaker 5: I mean it was it was off off the charts
Speaker 5: for it.
Speaker 1: Do you take more than an NFL game here?
Speaker 5: Great question because it was twenty one million per game
Speaker 5: opening weekend, I mean, and it was close to twenty
Speaker 5: four for Tom Brady's Fox debut for the Cowboy Browns game.
Speaker 3: I mean, you had, you know, obviously, Shohei Yamamoto showed Atymanaga,
Speaker 3: you had Saya Suzuki, and all of it was hijacked
Speaker 3: by that kid from Harvard Westlake doing things in the
Speaker 3: outfield vic that we have not seen at Dodger Stadium
Speaker 3: in a long time.
Speaker 4: P Crow Armstrong. The hell was that pc? P?
Speaker 5: And when he robbed in the ninth that was another dagger,
Speaker 5: another defensive dagger into into into our hearts. But he
Speaker 5: was he was amazing. I mean he was he defensively,
Speaker 5: we haven't seen them any great plays in the outfield
Speaker 5: for a long time. That was a I mean, Bellinger
Speaker 5: was freaking out. It was it was wild.
Speaker 1: You hear something like that, You know that leads just too.
Speaker 5: Right to the source. Fred, Yes, but before we get
Speaker 5: to the source.
Speaker 1: Oh geez, it's time for this Bobby Miller tonight. Who's
Speaker 1: Abby Miller? What is Abby Miller doing tonight? Vic? Who
Speaker 1: Bobby Miller? Oh, Bobby Miller. I'm sorry, Bobby Miller.
Speaker 5: Fred Morongo Casino Dodgers on deck at six with Tim Keates.
Speaker 1: Thank god you got Miller Bobby's.
Speaker 5: First pitch at seven ish. You listen right here, in
Speaker 5: five to seventy l A sports.
Speaker 1: You had to get that in before the haikup.
Speaker 5: Absolute, Fred, this is a large game. We don't want
Speaker 5: to get swept. But I, myself, I composed the highkup.
Speaker 1: Fred.
Speaker 5: I was so pumped.
Speaker 1: This is gonna be great.
Speaker 5: I was so pumped by you, Yamamoto. It goes something
Speaker 5: like this.
Speaker 1: Pete Crow Armstrong did nothing for you, but Yamamoto was
Speaker 1: your guy.
Speaker 5: Yamamoto Son, Yamamoto Son was sensational, Fred. He hasn't pitched
Speaker 5: in three months, and to come back, no one, No
Speaker 5: one expected what happened from Yoshi. So I wrote the
Speaker 5: high coup for Yoshi Nobo. Right, Yamamoto, oh No, a
Speaker 5: splitter touched by the hardball Gods.
Speaker 4: I'm feeling you what.
Speaker 1: I like it, Ronnie, thank you, great job. Sorry I
Speaker 1: had jumped the gun out of Jacob early. Hey, Adam,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you for not being combative. Today's the producer.
Speaker 1: That was very kind. F Alfred all right, fine and
Speaker 1: Jonas talk to you tomorrow. Let's do it.