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Speaker 4: on AMPI seventy LA Sports Reacting What happened last night
Speaker 4: in Game two, the Dodgers losing tended to to the
Speaker 4: San Diego Padres. Things escalated in the sixth inning between
Speaker 4: Manny Machado and Jack Felarity, and then things really spiraled
Speaker 4: out of control in the seventh inning when fans started
Speaker 4: throwing things onto the field and into the Padres bullpen.
Speaker 4: The game was delayed for ten minutes as security came
Speaker 4: onto the field Dodger fans cooler heads prevailed for the
Speaker 4: remainder of the game, but it certainly not the best
Speaker 4: moment for Dodger fans last night out of Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 4: And again, not condoning what happened last night, Saxy, but
Speaker 4: certainly understand the frustration. And I'm certainly seeing it on
Speaker 4: Twitter and x right now as people, you know, not
Speaker 4: not condoning either of what happened, but certainly voicing their
Speaker 4: fresh and saying, hey, I understand what happened last night,
Speaker 4: not the throwing the stuff on the field, but certainly
Speaker 4: the reaction to fans to being upset.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and like we said before, nobody hurt. Okay, let's
Speaker 5: stop it there, but hey, you know what the the
Speaker 5: the taunting that you get from the Padres and they
Speaker 5: can they can gin it up. I mean, you know,
Speaker 5: Profar catches the ball and you know Tatoos is out
Speaker 5: there doing it like it looks like a poled ant
Speaker 5: sometimes whatever. You know, it can gin up the fans,
Speaker 5: no question.
Speaker 4: I got a text from a buddy who said, being
Speaker 4: at the game last night, it felt like a w
Speaker 4: W E experience in the seventh inning, And I said,
Speaker 4: what do you mean? And he said, the fans in
Speaker 4: the stands, the excitement, the the building up of the
Speaker 4: frustration and then just the explosion, so to speak, from
Speaker 4: the fans and the reaction. But then he said, the
Speaker 4: player's reaction on the field, you know, the the jumping
Speaker 4: around from Tatise and Profar showing the reaction that he
Speaker 4: did escalated things on the field. And here's let's hear
Speaker 4: post game for Fernando Tatist Junior last night, one of
Speaker 4: the Padre players in which Dodgers were letting out their
Speaker 4: frustration in the seventh thing last night.
Speaker 6: Definitely while here, but at the same time as a
Speaker 6: good environment for baseball, although people get carried out away
Speaker 6: a little bit for the emotions, you know, but I
Speaker 6: mean it's a good back and forth, and you know,
Speaker 6: at the end of the day, it is the show
Speaker 6: and I wish you enjoyed every moment.
Speaker 7: How did you feel about what took place on the
Speaker 7: top of the seventh inning with the things coming on
Speaker 7: the field security.
Speaker 6: I just think, like I said, just the emotion is
Speaker 6: going through the roof. You know, Dodger fans, they were
Speaker 6: just not happy. I mean, they're losing a game, obviously,
Speaker 6: and just a lot of back and forth. And what
Speaker 6: can I say was I wish they could control a
Speaker 6: little bit more of their emotion.
Speaker 8: But at the end of the day, and I see
Speaker 8: this as part of.
Speaker 4: A game, at what point did it kind of escalate
Speaker 4: the back and forth with you and the fans out
Speaker 4: here tonight?
Speaker 6: For me, I feel like just when I went over
Speaker 6: the line when to start throwing stuff into the field,
Speaker 6: I feel like then that should not be happening on
Speaker 6: a big league game.
Speaker 8: And then the words.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, fans are coming over here to
Speaker 6: a baseball park to enjoy themselves.
Speaker 8: They can say whatever they want.
Speaker 6: I really don't know mine how I'll start shipping bag
Speaker 6: and you know, back, I'll give you a moment of
Speaker 6: you know where you can enjoy yourself, just me talking
Speaker 6: to you as a fan, and yeah, just I just
Speaker 6: see it that way and I embrace embrace it that way,
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 4: I want to pick up on what he said right there, Sexy,
Speaker 4: because as a player, you can go back. Can you
Speaker 4: go back and forth with fans? Is that your spot
Speaker 4: to be doing that? And especially when things escalate like
Speaker 4: they did, to continue to almost be an instigator on
Speaker 4: the field in which you know, the emotions are high,
Speaker 4: fans are not happy, they're frustrated with their team's performance,
Speaker 4: and you're continuing to make gestures and you know, probably
Speaker 4: malthy things back to fans. You're not helping the cause, certainly,
Speaker 4: But at what point is going back and forth with
Speaker 4: fans crossing the line? He said, crossing the line was
Speaker 4: when throwing things on the field started, and certainly it
Speaker 4: was from the fans side of it, but from the
Speaker 4: player's side of it, you can't be going back and
Speaker 4: forth with fans like that. You're asking for it.
Speaker 5: From a player's perspective, you're held to a little bit
Speaker 5: of a higher standard and you're not supposed to be
Speaker 5: as far as I'm concerned. You know, you can say
Speaker 5: whatever you want but you know what, if you get
Speaker 5: into it, you have a game to play. Don't you
Speaker 5: have something more important to do than be, you know,
Speaker 5: going back and forth with the fans. I mean, you've
Speaker 5: got more important things to do, and you shouldn't be
Speaker 5: doing that. And I know there's lapses in time where
Speaker 5: you can kind of, you know, say whatever you want,
Speaker 5: timeouts and whatever. But nonetheless, I think your concentration should
Speaker 5: be on the field. And look, the fans pay to
Speaker 5: come to the ballpark and get riled up and say when,
Speaker 5: yell and whatever they want. That's fine. Do not throw
Speaker 5: things on the field though. That's where you're crossing the line.
Speaker 5: That's that's the barrier right there. That's where it should be.
Speaker 5: Don't throw things on the field. Somebody's gonna get hurt.
Speaker 5: And I'll tell you one thing, nobody instigated it more
Speaker 5: than Tommy Lasorda at Candlestick Park when he used to
Speaker 5: walk out, you know, from the dugout that was in
Speaker 5: right field, and I mean from the clubhouse and under
Speaker 5: right field stands and walk across the field, you know,
Speaker 5: across the pitcher's mountain into the dugout at third base,
Speaker 5: all the while blowing kisses to the fans like three
Speaker 5: minutes before the game started, and he did it on purpose.
Speaker 5: Battery's thrown at him and he loved it. You know,
Speaker 5: he weathered the storm. But there's ways that you can
Speaker 5: get at the fans, There's no doubt about that. But
Speaker 5: you can't be throwing things. That's that's where you got
Speaker 5: to draw the line.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I unfortunately this is a Padres team, as
Speaker 4: you alluded to earlier, Saxy. They feed off of this.
Speaker 4: They're almost like a villain in the WWE. They love it,
Speaker 4: they want to keep doing it, they want the booze,
Speaker 4: they want the attention on them because they thrive off
Speaker 4: of it. And Manny Machado tried to diffuse the situation
Speaker 4: in the dugout with his team, which I thought showed
Speaker 4: a lot of maturity. I think it was going into
Speaker 4: the top half of the eighth innan after the long
Speaker 4: ten minute delay and you Darvish comes out, gives up
Speaker 4: a lead off walk but is able to get out
Speaker 4: of it. No damage done on the San Diego side
Speaker 4: as far as no runs on the board. He gathered
Speaker 4: his team in the dugout and from what we understand
Speaker 4: he said is, hey, we got to calm down. We
Speaker 4: can't get caught up in this emotional game with the
Speaker 4: fans and here Dodgers dandy. We got to get the
Speaker 4: final outs and we got to get out of here
Speaker 4: with this win. So I thought that was a sign
Speaker 4: of maturity for Manny Machado. But also I think there
Speaker 4: was a good job by him trying to de escalate
Speaker 4: things with his teammates.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and sometimes when I tell people, you know, I
Speaker 5: like Machado, I like because I think he's a good player.
Speaker 5: I don't think he's built up all, you know about
Speaker 5: all that stuff that you know people say about him. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but you know what he's aligning Rod too. I mean,
Speaker 5: people love to go at him, you know, he's he
Speaker 5: he has that kind of a brash swag to him,
Speaker 5: and so I get it, you know, but he's willing
Speaker 5: to accept it. But I thought what he did in
Speaker 5: the dugout was good. Kind of got the team central
Speaker 5: and in and away from all that stuff on the periphery.
Speaker 5: Let's just get back to what we have to do
Speaker 5: here and then get the heck out of here and
Speaker 5: go down to San Diego and regroup again. So I
Speaker 5: thought that was a good thing that he did.
Speaker 4: With this all being said, sexually, we talk about the
Speaker 4: game of baseball and it being a slow paced game
Speaker 4: and they're trying to speed it up and needing more
Speaker 4: action and thriving more with the young generation that just
Speaker 4: got the the attention span of a gnat, you know,
Speaker 4: when everything in the in reels and quick movements on
Speaker 4: their phones. With all that being said, you know, the
Speaker 4: drawing back and forth and the the the the back
Speaker 4: and forth between the two teams, you know, it's it
Speaker 4: sort of fits this younger generation as far as what
Speaker 4: they want and for the game of baseball. I kind
Speaker 4: of say, hey, pump the brakes. I love the game
Speaker 4: of baseball and the purity of the sport and and
Speaker 4: the history of the game. But I kind of feel
Speaker 4: like we're going down a path here with all these
Speaker 4: celebrations of stop you know, like to tease stopping before
Speaker 4: third base, yeah, and stutter stepping right and you know,
Speaker 4: not to sound like the old man, get off my lawn.
Speaker 4: The bat flipping and the things that happen in baseball,
Speaker 4: which to a point, I'm okay with some of this stuff,
Speaker 4: but then we're starting to get to a point where
Speaker 4: it's maybe showboating, and now fans are taking obception to it,
Speaker 4: and now fans are frustrated, and it's just starting to
Speaker 4: escalate and escalate.
Speaker 5: Well, class never gets old. And when when you got
Speaker 5: to go to third base and do a little shuffle
Speaker 5: because you can't you can't.
Speaker 3: Just just can't stop.
Speaker 5: The self astonishment, and that gets that's a bit old.
Speaker 5: And you know, you see things like that in baseball.
Speaker 5: It's different today. I mean, you know, the the emotion
Speaker 5: and all that out of the game. You can't argue
Speaker 5: with an umpire, you can't run into anybody.
Speaker 3: You can't.
Speaker 5: I mean, so it's it's like, you know, it's it's
Speaker 5: been sterilized and so yeah, that's just the way it
Speaker 5: is today. And the game is slower, there's no question
Speaker 5: about it. I mean, you know, it's strikeout or home run.
Speaker 5: I mean, i'd love to see the fact that we're
Speaker 5: seeing seeing some of the speed element come back into baseball.
Speaker 5: People marvel at talking about Wow, he was going eighteen
Speaker 5: miles per hour.
Speaker 3: Yeah, more of that we need. That's that's good for
Speaker 3: the game.
Speaker 5: Stolen bases are great speed kills, and you know, if
Speaker 5: it's just all about striking out in home runs.
Speaker 3: Bah, Okay, it gets a little boring.
Speaker 4: Eight six, six, nine, eighty seven, two five seventy. Let's
Speaker 4: go out to the phones. I appreciate you waiting. A
Speaker 4: lot of Dodger fans want to weigh in and react,
Speaker 4: and that's what we're here for on this Monday morning.
Speaker 4: Anthony in La go ahead, Anthony.
Speaker 9: Hey, guys, I love listening to you, and of course
Speaker 9: when you're on in the morning, we know it's a
Speaker 9: playoff Dodger Baseball.
Speaker 1: So it's an awesome thing to hear. Wow.
Speaker 10: You know, I'm not gonna give this loss to Roberts,
Speaker 10: but I am gonna say something about the bitching.
Speaker 11: And he's kind of done this in the past as well,
Speaker 11: and I think he.
Speaker 10: Pulls his starters out sometimes a little too early. He
Speaker 10: doesn't have that kind of gut check where it's like,
Speaker 10: you know what, I'm my guy just struck out Machado.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna leave him in there if he gets out
Speaker 9: of that inning unscathed. I think it.
Speaker 12: Really boosts up the lineup as far as like, hey, here,
Speaker 12: we're gonna stick up for a guy.
Speaker 10: We're gonna score some runs, but you.
Speaker 7: Know, pulling them out bringing somebody in in the bullpen
Speaker 7: giving up that run.
Speaker 5: I think it was a little bit of a of
Speaker 5: a letdown, you know, I don't know what do you
Speaker 5: guys think about that?
Speaker 4: Appreciate Anthony. I see it both ways, and certainly it
Speaker 4: didn't pan out making that decision because Jackson Merrill singles
Speaker 4: to left alpha Anthony Bonda and it brings in the
Speaker 4: run that gets accredited to Jack Flherty for his fourth
Speaker 4: run of the game and makes a three to one
Speaker 4: game now a four to one game. And with the
Speaker 4: way you Darvis was pitching, it kind of felt like
Speaker 4: a fourteen to one game. Yeah, at that point. So
Speaker 4: I get it the move didn't pan out. But it's
Speaker 4: a lefty versus lefty. You've got Jack Flarity who just
Speaker 4: struck out Machado. Certainly the emotions are there. He's at
Speaker 4: ninety pitches though, and now he's facing a Jackson Merrill.
Speaker 4: You know, for the third time in a game. I
Speaker 4: get the move by by Dave Roberts. The number is
Speaker 4: even if you want to like or dislike, the analytics,
Speaker 4: they'll tell you that was the right move.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he's backfired. There's there's you.
Speaker 5: Know, there's different components of that. And when you talk
Speaker 5: about going through the third time in the order, I understand,
Speaker 5: I get the reasoning for that, but it's not always
Speaker 5: that way as far as the numbers go. I mean,
Speaker 5: sometimes a guy's got some rhythm and he's going, he's
Speaker 5: doing really well. I I don't like to see when
Speaker 5: managers pull a guy out when he's rolling, even if
Speaker 5: they're barreling him up a little bit, but they're getting outs,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. Momentum means a lot, and
Speaker 5: I think sometimes they pull a guy out too soon,
Speaker 5: especially you know it's he's four and two thirds innings,
Speaker 5: let's say, uh, and you know he's got a two
Speaker 5: or three run lead, and they jerk the guy out
Speaker 5: of the game because he had a left he lefty. Uh.
Speaker 3: You know that they could do at that point.
Speaker 5: But I think I would be a manager who would
Speaker 5: push to get the guy a victory. I mean, get
Speaker 5: that one under his belt. You know, the team's pulling
Speaker 5: for him. Those things like that. I you know, I'd
Speaker 5: want to help the players like that. But taking a
Speaker 5: guy out, you know, because it's a lefty lefty matchup
Speaker 5: when you got a three run lead. I've seen that
Speaker 5: happen to. We saw it happen to playoff baseball with
Speaker 5: down in Tampa where you take the picture out that's
Speaker 5: just rolling along. I think it was Blake Slays. Hell yeah,
Speaker 5: you take him out of the game, and what happens?
Speaker 3: You get?
Speaker 5: You get the reliever comes in. You know what, the
Speaker 5: other team says, The opposing team on the bench says, yes,
Speaker 5: all right, this guy's out. Now we got a new perspective.
Speaker 5: You bring some relievers in, even if they're prolific seasons
Speaker 5: they're having, it's still a change in perspective, and they
Speaker 5: wind up lighting the guy up. So you know, there
Speaker 5: you go. It doesn't always work that way.
Speaker 4: Chris in La is next up here on a FI
Speaker 4: seventy LA Sports. Chris, how you doing great?
Speaker 7: Great the morning, gentlemen. Hey, A couple of things, one
Speaker 7: about the fans and the one about the game baseball itself.
Speaker 7: You know, there's been thousands of games played at Dodger Stadium,
Speaker 7: and I don't ever know of a situation where this
Speaker 7: happened forward to this level, throwing stuff on the field
Speaker 7: like that at a player. So my thing is I
Speaker 7: look at who's involved, and the padres as the chief
Speaker 7: even admitted he says he's going back and forth. That's
Speaker 7: why it happened, because it's the PADRESM because they're out
Speaker 7: there show voting and being you know, kind of disrespectful
Speaker 7: back to the fans. And before we give Maddy Machado
Speaker 7: any any credit and kudos for gathering the team, according
Speaker 7: to Flerty, he was the one that started it by
Speaker 7: throwing a ball at the dugout. That's why Flarity was,
Speaker 7: uh testing out him.
Speaker 1: I just was.
Speaker 7: And as far as the baseball game itself, you know,
Speaker 7: as I told my wife, this is baseball, honey. You
Speaker 7: can't expect everything to happen like you want mookies Ozero
Speaker 7: for twenty two. That happens in baseball. And I think
Speaker 7: it's more of you know, sax and you were saying,
Speaker 7: you know, how's that happened. You're facing better pitching. You know,
Speaker 7: instead of facing the fourth and fifth pitcher, now you're
Speaker 7: facing the one or two. And if you're only successful
Speaker 7: thirty percent of time and now you're going against the
Speaker 7: best pitchers, that number is gonna drop. You know, look
Speaker 7: at what happened with Munsey and and and Mookie and
Speaker 7: everyone else.
Speaker 1: They get into those drouts.
Speaker 7: Unfortunately, as baseball, you just have to hope that the
Speaker 7: Bets come around and we can pull one out. But
Speaker 7: you know, I just I just try to keep it in.
Speaker 10: Perspective because it's tough.
Speaker 7: Hey, thanks you guys doing a breakout, all right.
Speaker 3: Chris appreciate this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think Dodger fans want to hear that, well,
Speaker 4: it's just baseball, because it feels like that it's just baseball.
Speaker 4: Is now for the third postseason affecting Mookie Bets. At
Speaker 4: what point is it not just it's just baseball?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, let's hope so And I think he
Speaker 4: brought up a great point, which we'll get into coming up.
Speaker 4: Any other team the Dodgers are face right now in
Speaker 4: the NLDS, but it's the Braves, the Mets, the Phillies,
Speaker 4: the three other three teams left. I think he's right,
Speaker 4: this isn't happening with the fans on the field. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you have to take it takes two to tango. And
Speaker 4: I think the Padres we're also part of this. Eighty
Speaker 4: six six, nine, eighty seven, two seventy. He is Steve Sacks.
Speaker 4: I'm tim k your phone calls when we continue reaction
Speaker 4: to what happened last night. This series tied one to one,
Speaker 4: going to San Diego tomorrow right here in your home
Speaker 4: with the Dodgers, A and FI seventy LA Sports, Sax
Speaker 4: and Kate's in the AM M FI seventy LA Sports
Speaker 4: here until nine o'clock this morning. Dodgers Padres tied at
Speaker 4: a game of peace in this NLD as Dodgers winning
Speaker 4: Game one on Saturday night in thrilling fashion. Last night
Speaker 4: wasn't the best of moments at Dodgers Stadium as things
Speaker 4: got away from the Dodgers late. Things got out of
Speaker 4: control late, and the series now heads to San Diego
Speaker 4: tomorrow night for Game three. He is Steve Saxy and
Speaker 4: Tim Kates. Thanks for being with us again. If you
Speaker 4: want to listen to the Dan Patrick Show, you can
Speaker 4: on the iHeart Radio app. Lost in all of what
Speaker 4: happened last night, Saxy, on and off the field is
Speaker 4: Freddy Freeman's ankle and the fact that he came out
Speaker 4: of the game in the fifth inning with the ankle discomfort.
Speaker 4: He of courses trying to play through this sprained right
Speaker 4: ankle that he suffered in the last week of the season,
Speaker 4: and he gave it a go in the first game
Speaker 4: and a half came out of the game. Last night
Speaker 4: we saw Keiky Hernandez play third and then Max Munsey
Speaker 4: move over to first base. It could be something to
Speaker 4: keep an eye on, no Freddie Freeman moving forward if
Speaker 4: he's not able to go tomorrow in Game three. It
Speaker 4: certainly changes the dynamic of this lineup with the big
Speaker 4: three with Otani betson Freeman at the top of that lineup.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it does big time.
Speaker 5: And especially you know when you get into starting to
Speaker 5: face Michael King, who is the you know, gonna be
Speaker 5: the starter for the Padres. You know, that guy is
Speaker 5: a real sidewinder, big right hander from the Yankees, and
Speaker 5: he throws way down low, and so you're gonna need
Speaker 5: that left handed stick in the lineup to be able
Speaker 5: to combat that. Michael King, he's really had a very
Speaker 5: good year this year, and you got to be able
Speaker 5: to be able to combat that low, right handed delivery,
Speaker 5: that low slot that he delivers it from, and left
Speaker 5: handers are well suited to handle that. So the more
Speaker 5: lefties in the line that you can have against a
Speaker 5: guy like Michael King, he gives the Dodgers a better chance.
Speaker 5: So hopefully to Freddie, you'll be ready.
Speaker 4: By the way, Michael King one of the players that
Speaker 4: Aj Preller, the GM of the Padres, got back and
Speaker 4: the Won Soto deal that they made. And you think
Speaker 4: about a deal he got. Oh, not only they got
Speaker 4: him back, they got the catcher he got. Yeah, he
Speaker 4: got him back in the trade as well, and one
Speaker 4: of the top prospects that they got as part as
Speaker 4: that multiplayer deal from the Yankees. They then flipped and
Speaker 4: got Dylan Cees from the Chicago White Sox and a
Speaker 4: deal way before the trade Dad led way back in
Speaker 4: spring training, right before the season started.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: AJ Preller, you know, making these deals and to the
Speaker 4: best of his ability, getting guys that have contributed this team.
Speaker 4: You think of it, They've got three players for Juan
Speaker 4: Soto out of that trade. When you think about the
Speaker 4: deals able to make afterwards as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you know he was gonna he was gonna
Speaker 5: be gone for each of market.
Speaker 3: So what do you do? You get? You get? I'll
Speaker 3: tell you what.
Speaker 5: You look at the what Michael King has has done,
Speaker 5: you know since since he came over, and and really
Speaker 5: just all in all this year that he's been with
Speaker 5: the Padres. This guy is really tough to hit. I
Speaker 5: can tell you by you know, looking him in his delivery.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, his year this year was spectacular
Speaker 5: and the Dodgers are going to have their hands full
Speaker 5: with this guy because he's got exceptional stuff. He's a
Speaker 5: really really big, kind of ominous figure on the mound
Speaker 5: and his stuff from that low slot delivery is tough
Speaker 5: to hit man, especially for right hand hitters. So that's
Speaker 5: why I'm stressing Freddy Freeman, trying to get that ankle better, Bud,
Speaker 5: and get in that line up against these guys.
Speaker 4: When he was with the Yankees, who he came up with,
Speaker 4: he was a reliever, a spot starter, an opener. They
Speaker 4: kind of didn't have a wol for him though he
Speaker 4: was very good. And when he comes to the Padres,
Speaker 4: they right away made him a part of the rotation
Speaker 4: and you know, stretched him out, became a starter and
Speaker 4: he has not looked back ever since and become one
Speaker 4: of their better pitchers in this rotation. Despite all the
Speaker 4: injuries eight six, six, nine, eighty seven, two five seventy,
Speaker 4: A lot of Dodger fans went away in Saxon and
Speaker 4: That's what we're here for. Is her react to what
Speaker 4: happened in Game two last night, Scott in Rancho. Santa
Speaker 4: Margarita is next up. Thanks for being patient, Scott.
Speaker 3: How you doing good?
Speaker 9: Hey guys, Hey, I want to say I always like
Speaker 9: to watch Pete Rose Junior play against my giants you Stevie?
Speaker 3: Oh really?
Speaker 9: Anyway? Thanks the point I wanted to make about just
Speaker 9: the game of baseball in general. I think a lot
Speaker 9: of sports fans look at baseball like the game of football. Sometimes, like,
Speaker 9: for instance, a defensive end you just get his emotion
Speaker 9: up and sack the quarterback. Steve, I'd like you to
Speaker 9: maybe point to the thing about getting so emotionally aggressive
Speaker 9: in your brain when you go up to the plate.
Speaker 9: Isn't that a bad thing? And I don't think uh,
Speaker 9: the baseball players can just uh you know, get angry,
Speaker 9: get all up set for the other team scoring points scoring,
Speaker 9: and then come up and magically do well. And I
Speaker 9: just like them. It was saying, uh, Hugh Darvish, Yeah,
Speaker 9: just ended on that. There a lot of talk about him,
Speaker 9: uh pitching, pitching and pitching right, guys.
Speaker 4: Appreciate it's yeah, you darbish has had his way with
Speaker 4: the Dodgers. Uh, not only last night, but with the
Speaker 4: course the last couple of years.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, and so to answer his answer, Scott's question is, yeah,
Speaker 5: you have to almost take a business approach uh to
Speaker 5: when you're coming up to bat. And I think that's
Speaker 5: what Machada was trying to get out with his team
Speaker 5: is don't don't try to get too emotional about it.
Speaker 5: The guys that can kind of keep that even keel
Speaker 5: is is the best way to go. But it's it's tough.
Speaker 5: You have to fight your emotions because that's that's what
Speaker 5: makes you you really good. It kind of gives you
Speaker 5: an edge if you've got that emotion going for you.
Speaker 5: But you got to keep a business like and not
Speaker 5: try to get too involved in the emotions because it
Speaker 5: can also be a detriment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you can be emotional on the field. You
Speaker 4: can be emotional against the other team.
Speaker 3: Certainly.
Speaker 4: It's part of the game, the chirping back and forth.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you hear it and see it, sometimes you don't.
Speaker 4: It happens in baseball all the time, regular season, postseason.
Speaker 4: But when you start chirping with the fans and the
Speaker 4: fans start giving it back and again, to me, it
Speaker 4: was a perfect storm last night. Yeah, the emotions of
Speaker 4: the game. It's late in the game, and let's be honest.
Speaker 4: You know, beers have been flown for seven innings in
Speaker 4: that game, and frustration has been mounting, not only with
Speaker 4: the robbit of the home run, the frustration of not
Speaker 4: getting a big hit when the game was, you know,
Speaker 4: still close early on in the second inning, Freddie Freeman
Speaker 4: comes out of the game, you have the back and
Speaker 4: forth of Machado and Jack Flaherty. All this is building up,
Speaker 4: not to say the last two years as well, as
Speaker 4: we've talked about the frustration of the postseason ending for
Speaker 4: the Dodgers, all that in the Dodger fans minds, and
Speaker 4: then you got players on the field making gestures and
Speaker 4: you know, saying things and chirping back and forth with
Speaker 4: the the fans. Yeah, I mean, what did you think
Speaker 4: was gonna happen? I mean, certainly you don't build things
Speaker 4: on the field, but I mean, thank god nothing more
Speaker 4: happened out there last night.
Speaker 5: Yeah exactly. I mean, that would have been a real
Speaker 5: burden that they'd have to carry with them if somebody
Speaker 5: was hurt, If you know, one of the best players
Speaker 5: on their team was hurt. Uh, then you know they'd
Speaker 5: be carrying that around and that's not a good thing.
Speaker 5: It would be overshadowing what the what the you know,
Speaker 5: the task at hand was, and that was to get
Speaker 5: back in this game three and uh and and make
Speaker 5: this thing happen for him. So they've got enough on
Speaker 5: their plate right now. They don't need anything like that.
Speaker 5: And I think what you're gonna see too when we come,
Speaker 5: if we do come back for game five, that you're
Speaker 5: gonna see a different mindset for the fans too. They
Speaker 5: understand it was wrong and it's not a good reflection
Speaker 5: on them, and it's not Look all the all the
Speaker 5: years I played at Dodger Stadium, that never happened. I
Speaker 5: never saw that happen once. So you know, maybe this
Speaker 5: is just a one off.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Leanne and Riverside is next up here
Speaker 4: on scam Sax and Kate's and am after the Dodgers
Speaker 4: and Padres are all even though one highly end.
Speaker 13: Good morning, how you didn't I just wanted to call
Speaker 13: in and say, last night, my husband and I were
Speaker 13: at the game where they're right there on that baseline area,
Speaker 13: walk in. You got people yelling, Padre suck. My husband's
Speaker 13: you know, battering back with them, saying how many rings
Speaker 13: you got? And then you know we're laughing and we
Speaker 13: get into the stadium to a good field. The crowd
Speaker 13: is just ecstatic. Everything is good. But then you have
Speaker 13: people who are doing those one offs.
Speaker 10: You suck, you suck.
Speaker 13: Okay to profer in the outfield, but you know, go
Speaker 13: take a break seeing the take me out to the
Speaker 13: ball game. We have this camaraderie going, and then falls
Speaker 13: start going on the fields. Beer cans start going on
Speaker 13: the fields. People are throwing things inside the the pitching
Speaker 13: area that where they're warming up the bullpen. Sorry, and
Speaker 13: you know, it just kind of ruins everything, you know,
Speaker 13: for everybody around us. We've been to Dodger Stadium so
Speaker 13: many times, been going for many many years, many games,
Speaker 13: and it just takes away from everything. And then you know,
Speaker 13: from then it was downhill.
Speaker 10: Right for the Dodgers.
Speaker 9: It was just it was a it.
Speaker 13: Was a bad night. It was a bad night. And
Speaker 13: you know, you could say, you know, Machado's matured and
Speaker 13: things like that, but you know, Padre is always brings
Speaker 13: some different kind of energy that brings out different attitude
Speaker 13: than the Dodger fans, right, And you know, I just
Speaker 13: want to say we could do better, LA could do better.
Speaker 13: We don't represent those people that we're doing all those things,
Speaker 13: and and we're better than that. And we're we at
Speaker 13: the game this week and San Diego too, We're going
Speaker 13: to travel down there, and you know it's probably not
Speaker 13: going to go well for us, for the fans, yeah,
Speaker 13: for the fans anyways, right, But I just think we
Speaker 13: could do better. And last night when we were listening
Speaker 13: to the radio five seventy on the way home, I
Speaker 13: don't know who's on at night.
Speaker 10: It might have been Martinez.
Speaker 13: Somebody called in and said that he was part of
Speaker 13: the crowd that was throwing things on the field, and
Speaker 13: you know, the the radio, I think it was Martinez.
Speaker 13: He hung up on him. He said, you know, there's
Speaker 13: no room for that. Don't call in ye.
Speaker 4: On post game last night. I appreciate the phone call,
Speaker 4: and be careful down there at pet Goo Park when
Speaker 4: you head down there for the rest of the series. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I heard it was postgameed uh Dodger Talk last night.
Speaker 4: Davids was doing a great job talking to fans, getting
Speaker 4: instant reaction from what happened in Game two last night,
Speaker 4: and somebody called up and said they were one of
Speaker 4: the fans that threw stuff from the right field pavilion
Speaker 4: out onto the field one of one of the baseballs,
Speaker 4: and Dave very classy, said hey, you can't be doing that,
Speaker 4: and we're not going to tolerate that kind of stuff
Speaker 4: as as Dodger fans, and and politely let him go
Speaker 4: all the air. You know, it wasn't going to condone
Speaker 4: what he did and not going to promote what he
Speaker 4: did either. But it's uh, yeah, it was an ugly
Speaker 4: scene last night. Again, somebody described it to me earlier
Speaker 4: that was there. It was like a WWE event with
Speaker 4: the villains so to speak, being the Padres kind of
Speaker 4: keeping it going and stirring the pot so to speak,
Speaker 4: and the fans crossing the line last night and the
Speaker 4: seventh inning, and we we mentioned it. I think bears
Speaker 4: repeating Saxy. You just hope this momentum isn't something that
Speaker 4: the Padres continued to feed on, because they seem like
Speaker 4: a team that just loves to be antagonized and loves
Speaker 4: this negative feeling towards them because they thrive on it.
Speaker 5: I think they like to swim in this this pool
Speaker 5: of venom that seems to be you know, this seems
Speaker 5: to be, you know, something they thrive on, especially when
Speaker 5: they play like to play the Dodgers and they're they're
Speaker 5: playing it up. They're going to get their fans. You
Speaker 5: can imagine what their fans are going to be like too.
Speaker 5: They're going to be totally into this. But I think
Speaker 5: the Dodgers can diffuse it with a couple of nice
Speaker 5: pops over the fence in the first inning, maybe you
Speaker 5: see Mookie bets to come back and wipe away all
Speaker 5: the concerns that people have about his postseason you know,
Speaker 5: downfalls if you wish. But hey, that can happen in
Speaker 5: a heartbeat. You can turn this momentum on its heel
Speaker 5: and all of a sudden, the Dodgers in the driver's seat.
Speaker 5: And no better place to do it than pet Co.
Speaker 5: That's a good place to turn the momentum.
Speaker 4: That would be fantastic. Paul and Eagle Rock is next
Speaker 4: up here on Saxon Kate and am how you doing?
Speaker 12: Paul, Hey, good morning guys. I just wanted to say,
Speaker 12: you know, like I enjoy the interaction with the players
Speaker 12: and the fans like that, you know, the drawing back
Speaker 12: and forth. It's postseason. They're just as excited as we are.
Speaker 12: And with that being said, there's fifty fans in Dodger Stadium,
Speaker 12: fifty for the next three innings, be the loudest you
Speaker 12: can be, don't throw stuff, and you know, we want
Speaker 12: the fact that all the beat la after the Atlanta
Speaker 12: series that San Diego where the team to be. That's
Speaker 12: what it comes down to. Everybody wants to make out
Speaker 12: the Dodgers and San Diego wants to be that team.
Speaker 12: They want to be that team to say, yeah, we
Speaker 12: knocked that giant down. And the bad thing is is, yeah,
Speaker 12: as fans, we get you know, into it, and we start,
Speaker 12: you know, getting letting our motions show, and the Project
Speaker 12: fans that they're gonna do the same thing in San Diego.
Speaker 12: Probably not throw stuff, but they're gonna be loud, and
Speaker 12: they're doing it because their team is backing them up
Speaker 12: and saying, yeah, chat beat La, because we're gonna go
Speaker 12: in there with that and the Dodgers fans, we're trying
Speaker 12: to get our team going, but the Dodgers aren't backing
Speaker 12: us up. So now this is the time for Betts
Speaker 12: to say, you know what, I'm gonna back these guys up,
Speaker 12: and yeah, I'm gonna get on base. Monk he's gonna
Speaker 12: hit that home run. Will Smith's gonna hit that double.
Speaker 12: Now it's time for the Dodgers to do something for
Speaker 12: us and start winning, because this is embarrassing, all right.
Speaker 4: Paul, appreciate the phone call. You know what, he said
Speaker 4: something there saxy and I just can't stop thinking about.
Speaker 4: He says he likes the back and forth and the
Speaker 4: chirping back and forth and the players and the fans.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: And I think that, to me is where the problem is.
Speaker 4: And I couldn't really put my finger on what was
Speaker 4: the exact point that was bothering me. And finally when
Speaker 4: he just said that, it hit me. The fans can
Speaker 4: say whatever they want to the athletes, to the players,
Speaker 4: and certainly there's lines crossing saying stuff and it's inappropriate things,
Speaker 4: and you can report the fans and you can tell security, hey,
Speaker 4: this isn't cool. Other fans you know, should make sure
Speaker 4: that's not happening. That's a line that can be crossed there.
Speaker 4: But I don't think. I don't think a player needs
Speaker 4: to be reacting. I don't think a basketball player, football player,
Speaker 4: a baseball player certainly who has to listen to it
Speaker 4: in the outfield doesn't need to turn around and keep
Speaker 4: it going and fuel the fire. And this isn't to
Speaker 4: condone or to say, hey, this is all on the
Speaker 4: players and the Dodger fans are not at fault. No,
Speaker 4: the Dodger fans are completely at fault for this, But
Speaker 4: the players cannot be continuing this.
Speaker 5: There's nothing to be gained by saying something. Remember, you're
Speaker 5: going to have to own whatever you say, and you're
Speaker 5: going to be able to also, you know, on both
Speaker 5: sides of it. You're going to be great by not
Speaker 5: saying anything, because then you don't have to carry it
Speaker 5: around with you. But I just wondered why somebody would
Speaker 5: want to get involved with the fans. Somebody want to
Speaker 5: be chirping all the time. The game is so hard
Speaker 5: to play. I mean, can you really do all that,
Speaker 5: divert your attention and still be a good baseball player.
Speaker 5: I don't know how people can do that. I guess
Speaker 5: some people can, but I guess I wasn't that good
Speaker 5: because I didn't want to do that thing. I want
Speaker 5: to let the bat and the athleticism do the talking
Speaker 5: for me, and you know they can take it from there.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's a society we live in. Maybe it's the
Speaker 4: way you know things are nowadays, right or wrong, that
Speaker 4: it's okay to chirp back and forth as a professional athlete.
Speaker 4: I'm just think of all the history of baseball and
Speaker 4: the games that I've seen in my life and been to,
Speaker 4: and the games way before me, and I can't imagine
Speaker 4: these these outfielders, these players and you know, general yelling
Speaker 4: back at fans.
Speaker 5: You know how I look at this and I know
Speaker 5: this is going to go back a little bit, but
Speaker 5: I wanted, I wanted to say it this way. Would
Speaker 5: Willie Mays do that? Would would would Hank Aaron do it?
Speaker 5: Would would Sandy Kofax do that? No, they wouldn't do
Speaker 5: it because they didn't need to do it, and they're
Speaker 5: classy gentlemen, and you know they let their talents speak
Speaker 5: for themselves, and that's where it lies.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think back to a player who broke
Speaker 4: the color barrier in baseball and had to hear the
Speaker 4: worst of things from the.
Speaker 5: Worst of him, had to take it, yes, because branch
Speaker 5: Ricky made him not come back and say anything. And
Speaker 5: you can imagine how much Jackie wanted to say something,
Speaker 5: and he never did. He held it back until later
Speaker 5: on when when it was more accepted that you know,
Speaker 5: you give the man a chance to say something. But
Speaker 5: that was awful what he had to go through and
Speaker 5: completely take that stuff. I mean, I don't know how
Speaker 5: he did it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and now he got players going back and forth
Speaker 4: and what could start off as fun. You know, we
Speaker 4: can start offs and back and forth ribbon, which should
Speaker 4: never even get to that point. There shouldn't be communication
Speaker 4: back and forth between the players. No, it's one thing
Speaker 4: to yell at a guy in the yo field and
Speaker 4: say stuff. The player has to ignore. They have to
Speaker 4: be a professional and not here. If you turn around
Speaker 4: and you engage, now you started a conversation. Now you
Speaker 4: started something between you and the fan that's only gonna
Speaker 4: get worse, and it did last night.
Speaker 5: I think it's funny when people talking about, well, he's
Speaker 5: a trash talker.
Speaker 3: You know what that tells me.
Speaker 5: He's trash, he's talking trash, he's part trash man. I
Speaker 5: never thought that was a good thing, to talk trash.
Speaker 5: I mean, you really think you're not going to go
Speaker 5: in a slump. When you go in to slump, let
Speaker 5: me hear you talk to trash then.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. Eight six six nine eighty seven,
Speaker 4: two five seventy. He has Steve Sacks, I am Tim Kates.
Speaker 4: Your phone calls coming up. We're gonna hear from Jerry
Speaker 4: Harrison Junior coming up in about fifteen minutes, get his
Speaker 4: thoughts on this team as he covers the Dodgers for
Speaker 4: Sports and at LA eight six six nine eighty seven
Speaker 4: two five seventy. It's Sax and Kates and Am. This
Speaker 4: series is tied up in a game of peace, as
Speaker 4: ugly as it was last night. In the stands and
Speaker 4: on the field, it's all even. It's a the best
Speaker 4: of three series now heading to San Diego tomorrow night.
Speaker 4: We'll get into that coming up a little bit later.
Speaker 4: Also here for Max Monting. Next we'll hear from Gavin
Speaker 4: Lux who certainly frustrated with this Dodger team and the
Speaker 4: way they've played, especially last night. Things have gotta change
Speaker 4: for some of these Dodgers here in October or else
Speaker 4: it's gonna be rinse and repeat for a third straight year.
Speaker 4: But the best of three series. We'll talk about it.
Speaker 4: Your phone calls. It's Sax and Kate today. I'm right
Speaker 4: here in anfi seventy LA Sports. It's a reaction Monday
Speaker 4: here on an five seventy LA Sports live in locals.
Speaker 4: Saxon Kate's in the am as a Dodgers lose Game
Speaker 4: two last night to the San Diego Padres, tended to
Speaker 4: as your final. They fell behind it early, they got
Speaker 4: away from him late, and things escalated off the field
Speaker 4: in the seventh inning between Dodger fans and Padres players.
Speaker 4: Six ninety seven two five seventy. Coming up, we'll hear
Speaker 4: from Jerry Harrison Junior coming up at eight thirty. We're
Speaker 4: gonna hear from Maxi Munsey and Gavin Lux postgame last
Speaker 4: night as well. But I want to hear from you
Speaker 4: Dodger fans as you react on this Monday. It's a
Speaker 4: twenty four hour rule. We'll get this out of our system,
Speaker 4: will cleanse together, get ready for Game three.
Speaker 3: Lens.
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Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, maybe maybe I'm not even going speed up.
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Speaker 10: Morning, Hey, good morning you guys.
Speaker 1: Man. Glad to have you guys back on the radio.
Speaker 10: Man, it's been a long time since I last year,
Speaker 10: you know, since I got your guys show. So happy
Speaker 10: to happy to to be on with you guys. But yeah,
Speaker 10: no listen, you know, just a couple of things. You know,
Speaker 10: I feel like, you know, I did catch the Friday Show,
Speaker 10: and I feel like I'm kind of aligned with U. C.
Speaker 10: Sacks regarding, you know, some of the chirping, Like I
Speaker 10: feel like, if you're gonna do it chirp, well, you know,
Speaker 10: back it up. So you know, I'm not advocating violence,
Speaker 10: but you know, I think that you know, you definitely
Speaker 10: gotta you back it up or else, you know, kind
Speaker 10: of lose its effect. But you know, more importantly, as
Speaker 10: far as the game is concerned, just like you said
Speaker 10: a few minutes ago, Tim, Uh, you know, we're we're
Speaker 10: basically a three game series. Only problem I have with
Speaker 10: that is say, if it is a three game series,
Speaker 10: they've got home field advantage over in San Diego. But
Speaker 10: at the end of the day, I do think that
Speaker 10: we can win this series. It's gonna take the best
Speaker 10: I would say, team team ball, that the that the
Speaker 10: players have ever played, just to get past this hump.
Speaker 10: And once we do, I think our chances are looking
Speaker 10: very good. But anyways, keep up the great work, guys.
Speaker 10: Nice to talk with you. Let's let's let's go get
Speaker 10: this go Dodgers.
Speaker 4: All right, appreciate the phone call is Chris and Diamond
Speaker 4: bars next up here on a five seventy. Chris, how
Speaker 4: you doing?
Speaker 1: Good? Good morning, gentlemen, how are you doing today? Let's
Speaker 1: keep our clothes on for the phone call. It would
Speaker 1: be awesome, okay, but hey, I wanted to bring up
Speaker 1: a couple of points real quick, you guys, Kate, you're
Speaker 1: one hundred percent right. The fans shouldn't be controlling the game.
Speaker 1: We can chirp this fans. We we have that right
Speaker 1: to boo, cheer our favorite player, get upset with the
Speaker 1: strikeout and air. But I do appreciate what that thief
Speaker 1: did in the fourth inning. If you, gentlemen, remember the
Speaker 1: fans in the right field were give him a hard
Speaker 1: time about steroids, and what did he do. He turned around,
Speaker 1: blew kisses and started doing a salsa dance out there.
Speaker 1: He engaged with them in a positive way instead of
Speaker 1: making it into an enemy. He had fun with it.
Speaker 1: But Saxy said something right, Willie Mays, Jackie Robinson, even
Speaker 1: Barry Bombs when he went through this, never engaged with
Speaker 1: the fans. He just let his work, ethic and his
Speaker 1: bat do the talking. But did you guys happen to
Speaker 1: see the interview with Profar after the Dodger game. He
Speaker 1: I think initiated another problem in San Diego for us
Speaker 1: as players and for fans. He said San Diego fans
Speaker 1: would never disrespect the player and would never engage in
Speaker 1: any type of violence or fighting or say anything negative
Speaker 1: to a player. Pet Co Park's a great part, guys,
Speaker 1: but I've been there for many Dodger games, and Padre
Speaker 1: fans are right up there with Giant fans. They're very disrespectful,
Speaker 1: and our Dodger players know how to keep it in check.
Speaker 1: So I just kind of care as to why Jackson's
Speaker 1: not owning up as an athlete to say, hey, you
Speaker 1: know what, I shouldn't have engaged. I should have just
Speaker 1: let it go. But one last scene for you guys.
Speaker 1: I love Flarity's attitude. I love the fact that he's
Speaker 1: gonna have our teams back, and I love that he
Speaker 1: didn't just let the Padres trip at us. He stood
Speaker 1: up for the Dodgers and said, hey, you know what, Nanny,
Speaker 1: you want to come at us, I'm gonna come back
Speaker 1: at you, but as a pitcher, I'm gonna strike you out.
Speaker 1: And That's what I did, gentlemen. I'll listen to you guys.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you guys. Go Dodgers, and thank you for
Speaker 1: all you do.
Speaker 4: All right, Chris appreciate the phone call very well, said there. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Jack Flerity not afraid to back down to anybody, and
Speaker 4: did it with the his you know, pitching as well
Speaker 4: striking out Manny Machado certainly put the Dodgers in a
Speaker 4: hole last night. That didn't help, but the Dodgers showed
Speaker 4: a lot of fight there from Jack Flerty. Oh look
Speaker 4: who it is, our own Victor Brigg Jacobs, the LA
Speaker 4: Sports icon that he is, joins us here on Saxon
Speaker 4: Kates and the am Saxy. What a treat to have
Speaker 4: VTB Victor Bridge joining us.
Speaker 3: Hi Vic.
Speaker 11: Sax Hey, Tim Kate's an old Dodger fans.
Speaker 4: You, Vick, what'd you think about the game last night? Reaction?
Speaker 11: I'm not feeling you Doarvish? No, well he's done, Darvish
Speaker 11: owns O TWI the oh show, no hard contact. I'm
Speaker 11: gonna stick to the game right now. In my in
Speaker 11: my early emotions, you know, which are riddled with angst.
Speaker 11: Right now, of course, after the the beatdown. But I'm
Speaker 11: gonna stick with the game right now, before we get
Speaker 11: to you know, the Padres engagement, if you want to
Speaker 11: call an engagement with the fans, you know, the beautiful
Speaker 11: fifty three thousand sold out, fifty three thousand his boy
Speaker 11: had Let's say, oh, Totani's boyhood idol is dorbish, and
Speaker 11: obviously he knows how they get Otani out and that
Speaker 11: set the table in terms of the emotional m V
Speaker 11: p Uno dos tres one time?
Speaker 4: Where the rest of the team to pick him up?
Speaker 4: Where's Mooki? Where's the rest of the guys? Max Munty
Speaker 4: hits a home run late, but where's the rest of
Speaker 4: the team. Otani can't carry these guys through a series.
Speaker 11: Vic Mooki hasn't shown up in two years in the
Speaker 11: playoff game. I think the stats that really gets me
Speaker 11: crazy is he what like on one for thirty. I mean,
Speaker 11: I don't know the exact stat of his last A
Speaker 11: couple of unacceptable Mooki must step up. We'll find other
Speaker 11: condition of fred of Freddy's ankle. But when Otani gets
Speaker 11: no protection, we're not going to win the game.
Speaker 4: What about happened on the seventh inning? Vic What about
Speaker 4: the shenanigans that happened in the seventh thing real quick.
Speaker 11: It was very very sad what happened. But let's face it,
Speaker 11: Profile thinks he's you know, he's playing in a pickup
Speaker 11: game back in Kirosol. That's that's not the deal. Did
Speaker 11: Profile go too far taunting the fans after robbing Mookie's home? Yes, Jerkson,
Speaker 11: he fueled a fire of the rowdy stuff. Later the
Speaker 11: bulls thrown the Profi water bottles the twelve minute delay.
Speaker 11: The blood is boiling. Yes, I loved what Jack Flower
Speaker 11: he was doing yelling at Machiado. The playoff Rent of
Speaker 11: Fire is one teams. It's on, let's face it, it
Speaker 11: is on. The blood is boiling. We're tied at one.
Speaker 11: It's a best of three. It's going back to San Diego.
Speaker 11: But the playoff Ring of Fire is alive.
Speaker 4: It is a live VTV. Great to hear from you
Speaker 4: on this one day in morning. You are passionate, you
Speaker 4: are fired up, and yes, the blood is boiling in
Speaker 4: this series, hopefully not pouring over as it did last
Speaker 4: night between the fans and the players. Eight six six
Speaker 4: ninety eighty seven two five seventy We got an hour
Speaker 4: to go. Jerry Harrison Junior is gonna join us. We
Speaker 4: got a line open, a lot of reaction this morning,
Speaker 4: and that's what we're here for. We are your scam sauna. Yeah,
Speaker 4: cleanse it, to cleanse the soul, fully clothed scam song optional,
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Speaker 5: Hey, Tim, he did mention the Ring of Fire. Maybe
Speaker 5: we can come back a little in music with Johnny
Speaker 5: Cash and the Ring of Fire. I think it's appropriate.
Speaker 4: Absolutely eight six six ninet eighty seven two five seventy.
Speaker 4: He is Steve Sacks. I'm Tim Kats want you to
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Speaker 4: Monday and morning. Dodgers and Padres best of three. Now
Speaker 4: after a split at Dodgers Stadium, your phone calls coming
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