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Speaker 2: Welcome the Dodger Talk David Vasse live at Chase Field.
Speaker 2: After the Diamondbacks blow the Dodgers out in Game three
Speaker 2: of this four game series by a final score of
Speaker 2: fourteen to three.
Speaker 3: Phone lines are open on this Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 2: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 2: the phone number. Arizona wins, San Diego wins, and the
Speaker 2: Dodgers are now five games ahead of both of those
Speaker 2: teams in the NL West. It was an ugly second
Speaker 2: inning in the Diamondbacks eight run second for the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: and Justin Robleski, obviously, when he was allowed to stay
Speaker 2: in that game, you knew Dave Roberts was trying to
Speaker 2: get him through that inning and get him as deep
Speaker 2: into the game as possible. You have to give Robleski
Speaker 2: credit because even with that eight run second inning, he
Speaker 2: lasted until one out in the sixth inning. Arizona scored
Speaker 2: one more in the third inning on a solo home run.
Speaker 2: By Huguenio Suarez and then another in the sixth inning,
Speaker 2: but all in all, after that eight run second inning,
Speaker 2: Robleski was able to hang in there and give Dave
Speaker 2: Roberts what he was looking for. Not too many times
Speaker 2: are you going to see in a baseball pitcher's line
Speaker 2: score five and a third innings, ten hits and ten
Speaker 2: earned runs. By the time it gets to that point,
Speaker 2: he is long gone. So a very unusual pitching line
Speaker 2: for any pitcher in Major League Baseball. You don't see
Speaker 2: that in games usually. And just to let you know
Speaker 2: how shocking today was, it's the most run scored against
Speaker 2: the Dodgers by Arizona twenty fourteen. That was an eighteen
Speaker 2: to seven win over Kershaw and the Dodgers. And this
Speaker 2: was the second most runs the Dodgers have allowed all
Speaker 2: season long. They gave up fifteen in South Korea to
Speaker 2: the Padres on March twenty first, so basically this is
Speaker 2: the most runs they've given up all season long here
Speaker 2: in the United States. And very frustrating day for a
Speaker 2: number of different reasons, because of the first game of
Speaker 2: this series, the Dodgers using seven relievers and winning that game,
Speaker 2: but that compromised.
Speaker 3: The bullpen the last two days.
Speaker 2: Luckily for the Dodgers, nobody claimed Brent Honeywell and he
Speaker 2: went to Triple A last week he was available to
Speaker 2: be called up. He pitched yesterday and the Dodgers were
Speaker 2: able to call up Ben Casparius for his major league debut.
Speaker 2: He turned out to get his first major league win,
Speaker 2: pitching in the eighth inning. But this was not something
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, where I wouldn't say, able to do, but
Speaker 2: willing to do, to compromise their bullpen, even as Robleski
Speaker 2: was getting ripped apart in that second inning for eight runs,
Speaker 2: including a home run by Randall Gritchik to straightaway center field,
Speaker 2: as that over hang jets out four hundred and thirteen
Speaker 2: feet away. Eight six six nine eighty seven, two five
Speaker 2: seventy is the phone number. I will say this. I
Speaker 2: understand where Dave Roberts is coming from. He explained it
Speaker 2: perfectly clear after the game that we played on the
Speaker 2: Clubhouse Show. But what I will say is I thought
Speaker 2: it was too soon to pull Freddy Freeman, Mookie Betts,
Speaker 2: and Taoscar Hernandez. There were forty six, two hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy eight here at Chase Field. A lot of you
Speaker 2: came from Los Angeles to cheer on the Dodgers, and
Speaker 2: you know, c Otani, see Mookie Betts, and see Freddy Freeman.
Speaker 2: Taking those guys out in the third inning maybe to
Speaker 2: me was a little bit too soon. There's no harm
Speaker 2: in leaving those guys in for at least five innings,
Speaker 2: six innings at the most, and you still get them
Speaker 2: off their feet. And don't wave the white flag to
Speaker 2: the rest of this crowd because yeah, you're down eight
Speaker 2: to nothing after two innings. But we saw the Dodgers
Speaker 2: score eight runs yesterday, and we saw the Dodgers score
Speaker 2: ten runs the day before. You're telling me, if you
Speaker 2: leave Freddy Freeman, Mooki, Bets, and taoscar Hernandez in there,
Speaker 2: there's not a chance that you may score at least
Speaker 2: six or seven runs to make this interesting. So to me,
Speaker 2: I would have left those guys in for those reasons.
Speaker 2: Give the fans what they paid for. They want to
Speaker 2: see Mooky, they want to see Freddy, they want to
Speaker 2: see Otani. Otani's a dh Freddy and Mooki play out there.
Speaker 2: I understand Freddie is still dealing with a micro fracture
Speaker 2: and his right middle finger. But what's two or three
Speaker 2: innings going to do for him? You could have left
Speaker 2: him in for at least two more innings. So that's
Speaker 2: the only thing when you're in a blowout game like
Speaker 2: this that you know you want to give the fans
Speaker 2: what they paid for, and that's the superstars of the game.
Speaker 2: Eight six six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy is
Speaker 2: the phone number.
Speaker 3: Let's go out to the phone. Sergio in Azusa. You're
Speaker 3: on Dodger Talk with David vas Say, Hi, Sergio.
Speaker 4: Hi, David. Uh you know the question I have for you.
Speaker 4: I totally agree with you that he could have like
Speaker 4: slowly pulled them out. But when you see these sideway
Speaker 4: numbers and you hear about these stadiums having humidifier human
Speaker 4: doors for the balls, I just start to question, does
Speaker 4: the MLB check that? Is that something that can be askewed?
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know. I just I'm very suspicious
Speaker 4: of that. Give me your thoughts.
Speaker 2: Well, what are you saying the base balls were not humidified?
Speaker 2: There jump out of the ballpark. A lot of that
Speaker 2: had to do where Justin Robleski was pitching those baseballs.
Speaker 4: I get you, But what if those baseballs are affecting
Speaker 4: his curveball or the way his breaking ball is breaking,
Speaker 4: and they're bounding off.
Speaker 3: It's an eight run second inning, Sergio.
Speaker 2: They were tattooing the baseball, and even Jose Motor was
Speaker 2: telling me he may have been tipping his pitches.
Speaker 3: So that's also part of the equation.
Speaker 2: These days in baseball, it's not whether or not the
Speaker 2: baseballs were cooked enough in the humidifire or not. I
Speaker 2: will concede this, Sergio. There have been some players that
Speaker 2: told me they have noticed the baseball jumping more since
Speaker 2: the All Star break. I don't know what that means.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's their perception or their reality.
Speaker 2: But there is something to what you're saying. But that's
Speaker 2: not the reason why Justin Robleski gave up eight runs
Speaker 2: in the second inning.
Speaker 4: Gotcha, gotcha? Okay, all right, thanks for your input.
Speaker 3: All right, Serge, thank you for your phone call. Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 2: the phone number. Look with how ugly today was, and
Speaker 2: everybody wants to try to win every game, but it
Speaker 2: is a long season and it was unfortunate Kershaw came
Speaker 2: out of the game after one plus innings and forced
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts to use seven different relievers in the first
Speaker 2: game of the series. But those are the cards the
Speaker 2: Dodgers were dealt with, and they're trying to manage this
Speaker 2: series as best as they can. What I will say
Speaker 2: is the silver lining in all this is the Dodger
Speaker 2: offense was able to score ten runs in that first game.
Speaker 2: If the Dodgers lose that first game, I feel like
Speaker 2: this entire series is much different, and the feeling in
Speaker 2: that Dodger clubhouse is much different because if they lose
Speaker 2: that game, not only do they lose the first game
Speaker 2: of the series, but they also used a lot of
Speaker 2: their high leverage relievers that haven't been available the last
Speaker 2: two games. So for me, winning that first game somehow,
Speaker 2: some way, with the injury to Kershaw and those seven
Speaker 2: relievers being used, I mean that was monumental with not
Speaker 2: only this series, but maybe how the rest of the
Speaker 2: regular season shapes up, because if the Dodgers lose that
Speaker 2: first game to Yesterday, they're in a tough spot. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's a real tough spot. If you lose the first
Speaker 2: game and are limited to Brent Honeywell and Ben Casparius
Speaker 2: to come in after your starting pitcher, who was Gavin Stone,
Speaker 2: who was a little rocky early in the game, but
Speaker 2: did retire the last eight batters he faced. But nonetheless
Speaker 2: keep in mind how vital that first game was eight
Speaker 2: six six, seven, two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 3: Let's go out to La Charles. You're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I kind of wonder forecast the foreshadow. You know,
Speaker 6: I really feel like the Dodgers have the pieces, just
Speaker 6: got to figure out that equation of getting to the
Speaker 6: seventh innings with some fresh arms. I wanted to get
Speaker 6: your take of, like, you know, what they could do
Speaker 6: to intentionally manage that. Staying with your themes of too soon,
Speaker 6: you know, maybe it might have been too soon letting
Speaker 6: Yarbrough go. He's the type of person who would be
Speaker 6: really nice to come out give us those three innings
Speaker 6: whenever we need it, kind of give people that release,
Speaker 6: and you know, just using the pieces that we have.
Speaker 6: You know, I look to that the Royal teams back
Speaker 6: in twenty fifteen, you know, just getting getting to their
Speaker 6: fresh arms in the seven days and ninth and I
Speaker 6: feel like we can get to that recipe, you know,
Speaker 6: and managing, you know, without Dave Roberts and everybody intervening.
Speaker 6: And then last thing, have feeling for this front office
Speaker 6: because it was really supposed to be plug and play
Speaker 6: with our starting pitchers, you know, Miller Dueller coming back,
Speaker 6: Dustin May, et cetera, et cetera. So looking at things
Speaker 6: they can kind of with some to.
Speaker 5: Get this coach.
Speaker 2: Well, I wouldn't necessarily say Walker Bueller and Dustin May
Speaker 2: were plugging play automatics at the beginning of the year, Charles.
Speaker 3: If Dustin May.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately doesn't have that uh accident with his esophagus, he's
Speaker 2: not able to pitch and pitch out of the bullpen
Speaker 2: until today September first, and Walker Bueller's coming back from
Speaker 2: two elbow surgeries. So to me, those were not automatics.
Speaker 2: And as far as Ryan Yarborough goes, yeah, it would
Speaker 2: have been ideal if he could have duplicated his season
Speaker 2: from a year ago. But the Dodgers were using him
Speaker 2: that way and he was giving up runs. So that's
Speaker 2: the reason why they went away from him and brought
Speaker 2: in Brent Honeywell, who's been much better in that role.
Speaker 3: He did that yesterday.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for your time and taking the call.
Speaker 3: All right, Charles, thank you for the phone call.
Speaker 2: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 2: the phone number. Here's a question for you that I've
Speaker 2: been asking a few different people around Arizona today. Who
Speaker 2: is the better matchup for the Dodgers Because the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are going to play the winner of the Padres Diamondbacks
Speaker 2: Wildcard Series in the NLDS this year if things remain
Speaker 2: the way they are right now with the Dodgers being
Speaker 2: the number one seed in the National League. And I
Speaker 2: don't see any reason why that wouldn't happen for the
Speaker 2: Dodgers to finish with the best record in the National League.
Speaker 2: So I go back and forth on this. The Padre
Speaker 2: strength is their bullpen. The Diamondback strength is they're starting
Speaker 2: pitching in their offense top to bottom. To me, they
Speaker 2: have a much deeper lineup, especially when kateel Marte and
Speaker 2: Christian Walker and Gabrielle Moreno are in the starting lineup.
Speaker 2: To me, this is a better team. The Padres are
Speaker 2: a very emotional team. They can ride momentum and they
Speaker 2: can shorten the game with their bullpen. But I'm not sure,
Speaker 2: especially in this ballpark. The diamond offense isn't better than
Speaker 2: the Padres. And if the Dodgers have Glass now and
Speaker 2: Yamamoto starting a series, I would say the Dodgers have
Speaker 2: a very good chance of beating any one of those
Speaker 2: two teams. But nonetheless, those teams have given the Dodgers
Speaker 2: the most trouble this season. They have seen the Dodgers
Speaker 2: more than any other teams. The last couple of years,
Speaker 2: those two teams, the Padres and Diamondbacks, have each taken
Speaker 2: the Dodgers out in the last two playoff series. So
Speaker 2: to me, that's the big question. Who is the better
Speaker 2: matchup for the Dodgers. And in case you don't know
Speaker 2: the record, the Dodgers are just three and seven against
Speaker 2: the Padres this year and are six and six against
Speaker 2: the Diamondbacks. And Tomorrow's game is a big game in
Speaker 2: the respect of tiebreaker.
Speaker 3: If for some.
Speaker 2: Reason Arizona wins tomorrow and they make this a very
Speaker 2: tight race, if they finish with the same record as
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, they would win the NL West. Let's go
Speaker 2: out to see me, Valley Jeremy. You're on Dodger Talk
Speaker 2: with David Vassi.
Speaker 5: Hi, Jeremy, Hey David, thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 5: But uh, I'm gonna have to disagree with you about
Speaker 5: taking out those three guys and blaming Dave Roberts for it.
Speaker 5: Number One, if you're traveling thereson you, you're traveling there
Speaker 5: to go see the series. Fans have already seen two
Speaker 5: fantastic games and Seasons's.
Speaker 3: True, Jeremy, the entire at all.
Speaker 2: I know people that came here just for this game,
Speaker 2: and I know people that only could afford one game
Speaker 2: of this series.
Speaker 3: That's not true at all.
Speaker 5: And it's not Dave Roberts to win us or to
Speaker 5: keep fans happy. It's up to Dave Roberts to make
Speaker 5: sure we're gonna win a world series.
Speaker 3: So you're telling me three was going to make a
Speaker 3: big differt. You're telling me was going to make a
Speaker 3: big difference of them.
Speaker 5: If one of them gets hurt, If one of them
Speaker 5: gets hurt like some one of their relievers gets wild
Speaker 5: with an inside pitch and Mookie goes down for another
Speaker 5: eight weeks, then that would be a problem.
Speaker 2: That's probably what he was thinking, But any player can
Speaker 2: get hurt at any time.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the phone call.
Speaker 2: Jeremy, I understand what you're saying, and I appreciate Dave
Speaker 2: roberts Uh taking those guys out to protect them as
Speaker 2: far as any pitches getting away from a guy that
Speaker 2: had a lot of control today and Brandon fought. Daniels
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Speaker 2: that we're here the forty six two seventy eight. If
Speaker 2: I made the road trip here and this was the game,
Speaker 2: I had tickets too. I want to see a little
Speaker 2: bit more on Mookie Bets and Freddie Freeman than three innings,
Speaker 2: no matter what the score is. I don't think that's
Speaker 2: too much to ask. And I understand Dave has to
Speaker 2: keep in mind the winning and trying to keep those
Speaker 2: guys healthy. And I understand Freddy has a microfracture in
Speaker 2: his right middle finger. And I think Dave has done
Speaker 2: a really good job this year as the manager of
Speaker 2: the Dodgers. But that doesn't mean I agree with everything
Speaker 2: that he does or every decision he makes. I'm just
Speaker 2: pointing that out three more innings, two more at bats
Speaker 2: would have been fine with me. Let's take a time
Speaker 2: out here on Dodger Talk either way, the Dodgers lose
Speaker 2: to the Diamondbacks fourteen to three. When we continue, we'll
Speaker 2: bring up a player that you may see in September
Speaker 2: and why it may become a reality, and also show
Speaker 2: hay Otani threw off the mound again yesterday. I'll let
Speaker 2: you know how hard he was throwing. A lot more
Speaker 2: to come here on Dodger Talk Live from Chase Field
Speaker 2: after the Diamondbacks score fourteen runs and beat the Dodgers
Speaker 2: fourteen to three on a five to seventy LA Sports.
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Speaker 3: This is Dodger Talk with David Bassa.
Speaker 2: David Bassey live from Chase Field with you as the
Speaker 2: Dodgers fall to the Diamondbacks today by a final score
Speaker 2: of fourteen to three. Arizona cuts the Dodgers lead to
Speaker 2: five games in the NL West. The Padres beat the
Speaker 2: Rays earlier today, four to three, so both those teams
Speaker 2: are five games back of the Dodgers in the NL West.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow will be the.
Speaker 2: Final time in the regular season the Dodgers and Diamondbacks
Speaker 2: will play each other. The Dodgers will see the Padres
Speaker 2: on their final homestand of the season later this month.
Speaker 2: September twenty fourth, twenty fifth, and twenty six will be
Speaker 2: the final three games the Dodgers and Padres play against
Speaker 2: each other, and those three games can be huge if
Speaker 2: San Diego hangs around from three to five games back
Speaker 2: in the NL West. I will say this as far
Speaker 2: as schedule goes, the Padres have a very easy schedule
Speaker 2: for totality this month. But for the Dodgers, nine of
Speaker 2: their last twelve games are against the Marlins and Rockies.
Speaker 2: After those three games against the Padres the final week
Speaker 2: of September, the Dodgers close out the regular season with
Speaker 2: three games at Corsfield. Eight six, six, nine, seven, two
Speaker 2: five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 3: Let's go out to the OC. Steve, You're on Dodger
Speaker 3: Talk Live from Chase Field.
Speaker 7: Hi, Steve, Hey, Dave, Hey, thanks for taking my call hey,
Speaker 7: you know Friday, the first game was a huge win
Speaker 7: through a kerbas pardon the punt when Kershaw had to leave,
Speaker 7: and we pulled that game out. Yesterday's game was fantastic.
Speaker 7: Both of these very highly emotional, really really drown and dirty,
Speaker 7: great ballgames. And every team has blowouts. I don't care
Speaker 7: who you are, there's every team in this league has
Speaker 7: it won two, maybe three blowouts. So I think that
Speaker 7: if we have to lose one of these games, this
Speaker 7: is much easier and easier to take losing it than
Speaker 7: a one run heartbreaker in the ninth dating or something
Speaker 7: like that. The Dodgers didn't hang their head today. They
Speaker 7: fought back. I thought it was a good decision taking
Speaker 7: the three guys out because Dodger luck Man, somebody gets
Speaker 7: injured something like that. The game was pretty much done,
Speaker 7: so I didn't have a problem with that. But you know,
Speaker 7: hats off to the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: You can't live your life, fer Steve, you can't live
Speaker 2: your life.
Speaker 7: I thought that Dodgers taking the first two was phenomenal.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: It's great, and they've put themselves in a position to
Speaker 2: take three out of four tomorrow. With Jack Flaherty on
Speaker 2: the mound against Eduardo Rodriguez. The Dodgers are very good
Speaker 2: against the lefties. You're going to see Keith a Hernandez
Speaker 2: in there. You're gonna see Tommy Edmond and Miguel Rojas
Speaker 2: and Will Smith who has torched leftist. So I'm very
Speaker 2: confident the Dodgers can win tomorrow and take three out
Speaker 2: of four, and if they leave here six games ahead
Speaker 2: of Arizona. I know there's still a lot more games
Speaker 2: to go, but the calendar is working against San Diego
Speaker 2: and Arizona. They would be in a huge favorable position
Speaker 2: if they win tomorrow.
Speaker 7: I'm proud of our guys, phenomenal weekend so far. Take
Speaker 7: this loss, laugh at it, spin at it, and come
Speaker 7: back tomorrow and be ready to take them down.
Speaker 2: All right, Steve, thanks for the phone call. I like
Speaker 2: that attitude. Look, I'm not that upset about this loss.
Speaker 2: You never want to get beat this way, especially to
Speaker 2: a team that swept you out of the postseason last
Speaker 2: year and ended year year. But in the big picture
Speaker 2: of regular season baseball, the Dodgers put themselves in a
Speaker 2: position to reset their bullpen today and be ready to
Speaker 2: go tomorrow and take three out of four. Even if
Speaker 2: they win two to nothing, that is going to be
Speaker 2: significant as they would have taken three out of four,
Speaker 2: and like I mentioned, leave here six games ahead of Arizona,
Speaker 2: and I would definitely take the over tomorrow considering all
Speaker 2: these games have been very high scoring nineteen runs combined
Speaker 2: in the first game, fourteen runs. Yesterday and today it
Speaker 2: was lopsided, but seventeen runs were scored, and this feels
Speaker 2: like there's going to be a lot of offense and
Speaker 2: hopefully the Dodgers can return the favor tomorrow in the
Speaker 2: finale of this four game series. Now, I mentioned today
Speaker 2: that the rosters expanded by two. Justin Robleski was the
Speaker 2: pitcher the Dodgers called up. Andy pa Has was the
Speaker 2: hitter the Dodgers called up to round out their twenty
Speaker 2: eight man roster in September. I mentioned yesterday the Dodgers
Speaker 2: have not ruled out the possibility of calling up Dalton Rushing,
Speaker 2: who has just had a tremendous season. He will be
Speaker 2: the Dodgers Minor League player of the Year, no doubt
Speaker 2: about it. And in twenty two games in Oklahoma City
Speaker 2: since being promoted from Double A, Rushing has five home runs,
Speaker 2: fifteen RBIs is hitting three toho eight with a five
Speaker 2: point fifty one slugging percentage. I will venture to say,
Speaker 2: at some point in time this month, Dalton Rushing will
Speaker 2: make his major league debut. The Dodgers will see whether
Speaker 2: or not Rushing has what it takes to be a
Speaker 2: threat from the left side to change the game with
Speaker 2: one swing. I could see the Dodgers giving him some
Speaker 2: spot starts in left field. I definitely feel like Dalton
Speaker 2: Rushing will get an opportunity at some point in time
Speaker 2: this September. So that was the player I was talking
Speaker 2: about that you may see this month with rosters expanded,
Speaker 2: that you did not see on the first day. Also,
Speaker 2: I promised to let you know sho He Otani's velocity
Speaker 2: throwing yesterday for only the second time off the mound.
Speaker 2: The catcher was sitting down yesterday and the Japanese reporters
Speaker 2: told me Otani was clocked at ninety two miles an
Speaker 2: hour throwing ten pitches in the bullpen yesterday here in Arizona.
Speaker 2: So there you go. The remarkable Otani not only leads
Speaker 2: off with a home run yesterday, he was throwing ninety
Speaker 2: two in the bullpen as he still comes back from
Speaker 2: his second elbow surgery, so pretty insane how good he is,
Speaker 2: and you know, it feels like he's not from this world,
Speaker 2: He's from Krypton. It feels like we never seen a
Speaker 2: player like that. He is just amazing, And I think
Speaker 2: we all take that for granted as well, that yes,
Speaker 2: he's still not pitched games, but he is still rehabbing
Speaker 2: religiously to come back from that second elbow surgery and
Speaker 2: then playing in games.
Speaker 3: Keep that in mind as well.
Speaker 2: Game four tomorrow Jack Flaherty ten and six with an
Speaker 2: ERA of three zero seven, going up against Eduardo Rodriguez
Speaker 2: Morongo Casino. Dodgers on Deck begins at noon tomorrow with
Speaker 2: first pitch from Chase Field at one ten. That'll do
Speaker 2: it for us on Dodger Talk today. Thanks to Dwayne
Speaker 2: McDonald out here at Chase Field, Thanks to Colin Ee
Speaker 2: back at our Burdbanks Studios, and thanks to you for listening.
Speaker 2: In case you missed any of the show, you can
Speaker 2: find it on the iHeartRadio app once again. The final
Speaker 2: score from Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. The Diamondbacks score
Speaker 2: two touchdowns and beat the Dodgers field goal of three
Speaker 2: fourteen to three, the final.
Speaker 3: Score in Game three this four game series.
Speaker 2: But the Dodgers are looking to win the series tomorrow
Speaker 2: and leave the desert six games ahead. Have a great
Speaker 2: rest of your Labor Day weekend. We will talk to
Speaker 2: you tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
Speaker 3: See you, j