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Speaker 2: It's Tim Kates and Steve Sacks.
Speaker 4: It's a reaction Monday here on M five seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 4: As we are live and local on AM five seventy
Speaker 4: Steve Sacks, Tim Kates and you. After a wild at
Speaker 4: Dodgers Stadium for Game two of the NLDS Padres defeat
Speaker 4: the Dodgers tended to to even up this best of
Speaker 4: five series, Jersen prokfar rob Smookie Betts of a home
Speaker 4: run in the first any Dodger fans unable to let
Speaker 4: him keep the ball and bring it back as he did,
Speaker 4: and then things escalated in the sixth between Manny Machado
Speaker 4: and Jack Flaherty. Things got out of control in the
Speaker 4: seventh inning when the fans started throwing things onto the
Speaker 4: field from the left field and right field pavilion onto
Speaker 4: the field and into the Padres bullpen. After a ten
Speaker 4: minute delay, play resumed, and then the Padres poured it
Speaker 4: on with three more in the eighth, three more than ninth.
Speaker 4: They hit six home runs last night on their way
Speaker 4: to a Game two victory. And here here we are
Speaker 4: cleansing the soul saxy on this Monday morning. A little
Speaker 4: scam saunas we opened the pores. We opened the pores,
Speaker 4: and we let all the bad.
Speaker 5: Toxins come out. Well, I guess I'll have to sing
Speaker 5: my own Johnny Cash version of Ring of Fire. You ready, Okay, No,
Speaker 5: I'm starting.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 5: You know, we try to bring nuggets of positivity. Yes,
Speaker 5: you know, that's that's all we can do. We gotta
Speaker 5: we got to bring in the other stuff. I mean, look,
Speaker 5: Michael King's not gonna be easy. We know that, right.
Speaker 5: He had a two ninety five ERA this year and
Speaker 5: absolutely dominated the Braves, you know, in that wild in
Speaker 5: that wildcard matchup. He had a two point fifteen RA
Speaker 5: in the second half of the regular season. Twos. This
Speaker 5: guy's not a chump. Okay, so he's gonna be tough.
Speaker 5: But look at this. Here's a nugget you're gonna dig,
Speaker 5: all right. The Padres at home this year were forty
Speaker 5: five and thirty six. The Dodgers on the road were
Speaker 5: forty six and thirty five. So the Dodgers were actually
Speaker 5: a game better on the road than the Padres were
Speaker 5: at home. So that's something to kind of take out
Speaker 5: of your mind. Oh, they're in Petco, we can't win. No,
Speaker 5: you actually have a better chance of winning at Petco.
Speaker 5: The Padres were a better road team than they were
Speaker 5: at home this year, so you actually have a better
Speaker 5: chance playing them at Petco Park.
Speaker 4: The frustrations of Dodger fans there, boy, I love it.
Speaker 4: I love it because I think they'd Dodgers is going
Speaker 4: to go on the road tomorrow and have that US
Speaker 4: against the world mentality, and I don't know if it
Speaker 4: fits this team. I don't know if it's something that
Speaker 4: sax you get to a postseason game and maybe this
Speaker 4: is out of their character and that's something you don't
Speaker 4: want to do as a Dodger team because you want
Speaker 4: to kind of be consistent of what made you so
Speaker 4: good on the road going into other people's stadiums. But
Speaker 4: at the same time, maybe they need to have that
Speaker 4: us against the world. Hey, let's have each other's backs
Speaker 4: as we go in and take on this Padres team.
Speaker 4: And fifty thousand fans or forty thousand fans at Petco Park,
Speaker 4: Yeah that and.
Speaker 5: None of them are Dodger fans because they only sell
Speaker 5: tickets right to Padre fans around right. Okay, But here's
Speaker 5: the other thing. Here's the other thing. That's great. You
Speaker 5: always want to be the underdog. Well, guess who the
Speaker 5: underdog is now? The Dodgers are the underdog. The Padres
Speaker 5: have now got the momentum they're supposed to beat the Dodgers. Well,
Speaker 5: that's a good position to be, in.
Speaker 4: No doubt about it. And the Dodgers I think, I
Speaker 4: hope at least they are mentally strong enough, I think
Speaker 4: is the best word right now. Saxy. After a lot
Speaker 4: of this group the last two years, the struggles against
Speaker 4: the Dodger, the Diamondbacks last year in the NLDS, the
Speaker 4: struggles is certainly against the Padres where they had the
Speaker 4: same thing happened in twenty twenty two. They won game
Speaker 4: one of the NLDS at home, they split in the
Speaker 4: first two games, and they go down to San Diego
Speaker 4: and lose games three and four. I hope to make
Speaker 4: up of this team is that that they can overcome
Speaker 4: all this that's happened. In fact, let's here for Max
Speaker 4: Monty real quick postgame last night. One of the Dodger
Speaker 4: core players who's been on this team for many years now,
Speaker 4: has seen the ups and the downs, and it certainly
Speaker 4: really and certainly knows what this Dodgers team is capable of. Also,
Speaker 4: he's seen what's happened the last couple of years.
Speaker 6: You know, we understand the fans are frustrated at us
Speaker 6: in this game, but yeah, just can't be throwing stuff
Speaker 6: on the field.
Speaker 7: That's sure.
Speaker 6: What the Padres are doing, that's it doesn't matter.
Speaker 8: Said, I'm thinking about the profar through something towards the
Speaker 8: dugout before.
Speaker 6: The Probably, I don't know, it wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 9: I mean, you think of just kind of offense tonight,
Speaker 9: What relatively kept you guys off baland what was your
Speaker 9: drivers doing to kind of limit.
Speaker 2: The results for you guys.
Speaker 10: We were how do you guys.
Speaker 4: Fight back now?
Speaker 7: Going down there?
Speaker 6: Just flush it, move on, you know, like I said,
Speaker 6: we were tonight, But that's not us as a group.
Speaker 6: We've been really good all year. We've come back from
Speaker 6: games before and uh, you know, we have the off
Speaker 6: dat tomorrow a group hopefully you know, a couple of guys,
Speaker 6: get some some bruises healed up, and then you know,
Speaker 6: just be ready to go on Tuesday.
Speaker 9: Do you have to go into I guess just two
Speaker 9: road games to the different approach or obviously being a
Speaker 9: situation like this before, how do you guys kind of
Speaker 9: just go into what truly will be another dog fight
Speaker 9: there in San Diego?
Speaker 6: Good player game? You know, I said all the time,
Speaker 6: we're not playing the opponent, we're not playing the stadium,
Speaker 6: We're not playing anything else other than ourselves. And if
Speaker 6: we go out there and we we do what we
Speaker 6: need to do, I feel I feel confident in us.
Speaker 4: All right, there's Max Mounsey saxy. Is it easier said
Speaker 4: than done when a baseball player says, we just got
Speaker 4: to you know, we were playing ourselves. We can't worry
Speaker 4: about the opponent. We just got to do what we
Speaker 4: would do to get here, and that's all it'll take.
Speaker 4: Is that easier said than done. And you got all
Speaker 4: the emotions that are happening right now in this series.
Speaker 5: Yes, easier said than done. But but Max is absolutely right.
Speaker 5: I liked what he said about, you know, the opponent.
Speaker 5: Obviously they're playing the Padres, but but that's not I
Speaker 5: think what he's saying is, you know, we can be
Speaker 5: our own biggest obstacle, not the Padres. And uh And
Speaker 5: I like that because if he's he's saying, if we
Speaker 5: go out and play our game the way that we
Speaker 5: can to our full potential and not beat ourselves, what
Speaker 5: will beat the Padres. Look, this is a team, the
Speaker 5: Dodgers that were phen phenomenal at home and on the road.
Speaker 5: They had the best team in baseball, and in postseason,
Speaker 5: you have to win on the road. You must win
Speaker 5: games on the road. Padres did it already. The Dodgers
Speaker 5: have to win games on the road or you're not
Speaker 5: going to go anywhere. So that's just the way it is.
Speaker 5: Going down to Peco has got to be an expecting
Speaker 5: win in the hearts of the Dodger players and I'm
Speaker 5: sure they feel that way in the confines of that
Speaker 5: locker room. They know and expect to win.
Speaker 2: In Petco.
Speaker 4: It's going to Ryan and has been waiting patiently on
Speaker 4: this Monday morning to react.
Speaker 10: Ryan, how you doing great?
Speaker 11: Factsy and Tim, how you guys doing okay?
Speaker 12: Ry right on?
Speaker 11: Hey, someone's got to bring it. Someone's got to bring
Speaker 11: the fire. Who's lighting that? Doug got up? If it
Speaker 11: ain't Roberts, it better be Freddie, it better be all
Speaker 11: of them. Those guys get paid a lot of money. Secondly,
Speaker 11: the fans are the lifeline of this team. They bring
Speaker 11: it every day, every single game. They're out there shouting, cheering,
Speaker 11: waving flags. You guys are ramping us up, telling us
Speaker 11: to be loud. We're pushing for you guys to bring
Speaker 11: the fire. We need to see it. We need to
Speaker 11: see it more in the playoffs and Profar that's on him.
Speaker 11: He goes out there, he interacts with the fans. He
Speaker 11: chooses to turn around and talk to us in the
Speaker 11: pavilion out there, he wants to wear all us up.
Speaker 11: We're gonna bring it back to him. So he went
Speaker 11: out there to interact. He gave the wrong fan of
Speaker 11: ball go give your own fan of ball, they'll keep it.
Speaker 11: Why would you give it to a Dodger fans, They're
Speaker 11: gonna throw it at you.
Speaker 7: It never hit him.
Speaker 11: Then he goes into the drama, has to be protected
Speaker 11: by security out there, and bring it boys, Let's get
Speaker 11: game three inte code.
Speaker 4: All right, Ryan, appreciate the phone call.
Speaker 10: Thanks Ryan.
Speaker 4: It's uh, it'll be interesting. I mean again, I don't
Speaker 4: know if the Dodgers want to go to the level
Speaker 4: of this. This is emotional series and we're gonna get
Speaker 4: emotional as well. How do you channel that, Saxy? How
Speaker 4: do you as a professional? How do you show the
Speaker 4: energy and enthusiasm for the fans and the emotions, But
Speaker 4: at the same time, you have to have a level heartbeat.
Speaker 4: You can't get too emotional, too excited, to riled up
Speaker 4: here because you got to go into the box and
Speaker 4: take care of your your you know, job at the play.
Speaker 4: You gotta go out and pitch, you gotta play defense.
Speaker 4: You can't let the emotions get to you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you let you let your talent and your play
Speaker 5: speak for itself. And once you're doing that and you're
Speaker 5: showing some dominance on the field, the fans certainly are
Speaker 5: going to follow you, and they're gonna certainly be in
Speaker 5: opposition when you're in Petco. They're they're gonna and that's what,
Speaker 5: after all, what you want, right, Just like the the
Speaker 5: Padres got our fans riled up by going out there
Speaker 5: and dominate eating the Padres, you're gonna really, you know,
Speaker 5: put a big thorn in the side to the fans
Speaker 5: that are there paid their hard earned money to go
Speaker 5: out and watch this team. And if you go out
Speaker 5: there and dominate them now when they are expected to
Speaker 5: beat you, this is a great way to turn things around.
Speaker 5: There's nothing quicker about a momentum change. Then to go
Speaker 5: in not expecting to beat the team on their home
Speaker 5: field and go in there and just you know, torch
Speaker 5: these guys that would just turn the momentum around instantly
Speaker 5: in game one.
Speaker 4: That would be awesome. Douglas Torrents next up here on
Speaker 4: Saxon Kate's and am the pores are open. We're detoxing
Speaker 4: right now on this Monday morning. Douglas, how you.
Speaker 2: Doing, Good morning, gentlemen.
Speaker 10: Hey, you know, first and foremost, you know, I you know,
Speaker 10: I'm a little embarrassed of what happened last night out
Speaker 10: in the field. You know, I had my son there,
Speaker 10: you know, and you know, we we live to be
Speaker 10: that ball club that you know, that standard, and to
Speaker 10: just trash our own house by throwing trash onto our
Speaker 10: own field that you know, I didn't enjoy seeing that
Speaker 10: at all. Know, I'm fortunate enough to have been to
Speaker 10: both games. I think the second game, just walking into
Speaker 10: the stadium, the energy felt a little different.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 10: The first game, all of the popping circumstance, the raptors
Speaker 10: flying over. Everybody was you know, riled up, show Hayes,
Speaker 10: you know, home run to get the game tied. The
Speaker 10: second game, after after they scored those runs, you know,
Speaker 10: there were still some of that energy that we can
Speaker 10: get past this, but it just wasn't the same. And
Speaker 10: you know, I'm guilty of chirping at the at the
Speaker 10: at the fans, as at the players that they're sitting
Speaker 10: there in the batter's box. But you know, nothing nothing personal, right,
Speaker 10: you suck or you know, you're you know, I even
Speaker 10: said it, Manny, you're you're about as good as that
Speaker 10: last swing at the end of the game of one. But
Speaker 10: you know, we just can't do that to our own field.
Speaker 10: You know, I do agree with that other caller. You know,
Speaker 10: Profar did hand that fan the ball, you know, and
Speaker 10: you know there's video of it. He didn't throw it
Speaker 10: anywhere near Profar and then you know he overreacted, but
Speaker 10: that just caused a domino effect. And you know it's
Speaker 10: just that I don't like seeing it in our own home.
Speaker 5: Yeah, appreciate the phone called, Hey, Doug, Doug Dorey. I'm
Speaker 5: want to say one thing to Doug. I know you're
Speaker 5: embarrassed about some of the things that were that were
Speaker 5: going on there, but embarrassment You got to see the
Speaker 5: people that are in that sauna with Tim Kates that
Speaker 5: that's embarrassing.
Speaker 4: It's so well, seriously, I appreciate, Doug. It's a solo sweat. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's not a couple of sweat, which you can do,
Speaker 4: but this is a solo sweat. You know, one guy
Speaker 4: in a hot box and letting the letting the toxins
Speaker 4: come out. And that's what we're doing right now for
Speaker 4: Dodger fans. Let the toxins, bleed, negativity all come out
Speaker 4: right now and get it out of your system. Because
Speaker 4: the Dodgers got to refocus recalibrate and get ready for
Speaker 4: Game three tomorrow night in San Diego at Petco Park.
Speaker 4: Jim and Santa Clarita has been waiting patiently. Good morning, Jim,
Speaker 4: how are you.
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 13: Good guys, Yeah, this is good for the soul, just
Speaker 13: to get some of this out. But didn't this remind
Speaker 13: you of like Dennis Rodman? I thought profarad Tachis they
Speaker 13: thrive on that controversy. They want to get in your head.
Speaker 13: I thought they got in Flherty's head. I was glad
Speaker 13: he struck out Machado, but I thought he was gonna
Speaker 13: have an aneurysm on the mound. They got in Florerti's head.
Speaker 13: Profar got in the Dodgers' head. He goes and hands
Speaker 13: the ball to the fan who he robbed the ball.
Speaker 13: From what they're getting in our head. They're punching us
Speaker 13: in the mouth.
Speaker 10: We just got to punch back.
Speaker 13: Dodger fans get so mad because the Dodgers just lay
Speaker 13: an egg and play flat and get beat in the
Speaker 13: playoffs three years in a row.
Speaker 12: They just gotta show some fight.
Speaker 13: I love how Sas is just saying it's one game,
Speaker 13: let's go show him something, right, I mean it was
Speaker 13: Dennis rodin a All I could think about was Dennis Rodinen.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It sort of was antagonizing. And you know, you catch
Speaker 4: a ball, he profar, did he you tip your cap
Speaker 4: to him? And then he taunts the fans, and as
Speaker 4: you mentioned later in the game, he goes back over
Speaker 4: to that same section by the small wall and left
Speaker 4: and the fan we'reing the Alex Vesio jersey and hands
Speaker 4: in the ball and he throws it on the field.
Speaker 4: And then another fan throws a ball into the field,
Speaker 4: and next thing you know, he's running for security and
Speaker 4: things escalate out of control. And this was all boiling enough.
Speaker 4: From the first inning on to the second inning on,
Speaker 4: things just kept getting weirder and weirder, weirder and more
Speaker 4: hostile on the field, in the stands, and the tension
Speaker 4: was was mounting and the frustration was mounting. But then
Speaker 4: again again, cannot say it enough. There's no condoning throwing
Speaker 4: stuff on the field. You cannot throw stuff in the
Speaker 4: bullpenny either, Tim.
Speaker 5: You know in other ballparks, you know, you hit a
Speaker 5: home run in Wrigley Field, they throw the ball back
Speaker 5: on the field. They do it in Philly, they do
Speaker 5: that quite a bit. I don't have a really any
Speaker 5: opposition to that. That's that's fine, but it's the other stuff,
Speaker 5: throwing the bottles and nah, that's a bad look. And
Speaker 5: of course you can't do that. I'm okay with the
Speaker 5: ball being thrown out, you know, that's kind of like
Speaker 5: a backatch, the type of thing, but not the other stuff,
Speaker 5: not the bottles, batteries. Who knows what else you can't
Speaker 5: be doing that?
Speaker 4: No, definitely can. Tony in La is next up and
Speaker 4: wait waiting patiently Tony, Welcome to Saxon Kates and am
Speaker 4: how you doing.
Speaker 7: Good? I just wanted to do.
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 4: Oh no, yeah, Tony, I put you back on hoole.
Speaker 4: Let's check out with Danny and Chino. Danny, thanks for
Speaker 4: being patient as well.
Speaker 5: Good morning. How you doing.
Speaker 13: Danny?
Speaker 4: Danny going once, Scanny going twice, Ernesto and Downy is
Speaker 4: next up here on Saxon Kate's and am as we
Speaker 4: cleanse the soul from game two last night? Or nest No,
Speaker 4: how you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm blessed.
Speaker 14: I'm blessed.
Speaker 8: Good morning, gentlemen, Good morning Steve. Such an honor, one
Speaker 8: of my favorite Dodgers. So one thing that I was
Speaker 8: thinking you know playing baseball. Uh, all the accolades and
Speaker 8: all the respect to Mooky Bets. He's batting number two
Speaker 8: in the lineup as he's struggling. At what point do
Speaker 8: the Dodgers move him in the lineup, like maybe I
Speaker 8: know it might sound weird or or I but maybe
Speaker 8: have him lead off and have old Tommy bat behind him.
Speaker 8: Had to protect bets and bets skits to see more fastballs,
Speaker 8: or move him at six or buy him. I mean,
Speaker 8: if you're not Sacks, I saw you slash. You were
Speaker 8: the first player I ever saw slash and that was
Speaker 8: just awesome. Anything to do to get on base when
Speaker 8: you're struggling. What can we do to possibly move him?
Speaker 8: And do we not move him because it would be
Speaker 8: deemed disrespectful or what do we do there?
Speaker 5: Do you want me to answer that one?
Speaker 7: Tim?
Speaker 5: Yeah, go ahead, Okay. I have no problem with flipping
Speaker 5: one and two with Otani and him, no big deal there.
Speaker 5: But I'm not moving him down in the lineup. I'm not,
Speaker 5: you know, changing him down to the bottom order. This
Speaker 5: guy is an elite player. He's a star, and as
Speaker 5: far as I'm going with it, basically we're gonna win
Speaker 5: or lose with them at the top of that order.
Speaker 5: You know, I mean a slight change. You flip him
Speaker 5: and Otani, big deal. But other than that, no, I'm
Speaker 5: not moving him anywhere. That guy is is. There's a
Speaker 5: reason he's up there, and I'm gonna live or die
Speaker 5: with him up there.
Speaker 4: I don't think you can change him or Otani. You
Speaker 4: cannot flip one and two. At this point in the season.
Speaker 4: When Mookie Betts got hurt, that's when we saw Otani
Speaker 4: go to the leadoff spot. Mookie Betts went out with
Speaker 4: the hand injury, Otani took over the lead off spot,
Speaker 4: and when Mookie was coming back, we talked about, well
Speaker 4: does he get his spot back in at second or
Speaker 4: short stop and did he get his leadoff spot back?
Speaker 4: Because Otani got it a nice groove as a leadoff
Speaker 4: hitter and a guy who could you know, get more
Speaker 4: at bats as the leadoff hitter as the game goes on,
Speaker 4: and Mooki went and slid into the second spot in
Speaker 4: the lineup and did a very nice job. And that
Speaker 4: one two three punch of Otani, Betts and Freedman kind
Speaker 4: of helped each other out because he couldn't pitch around
Speaker 4: wanted to get to the next and I think it'd
Speaker 4: be awful to move Mookie than the line of First
Speaker 4: of all, they're not gonna do it. You're not gonna
Speaker 4: change things just for they changing things in a one
Speaker 4: to one series.
Speaker 5: The reason I say that is when I was with
Speaker 5: the when I was with Yankees and we got Ricky Henderson.
Speaker 5: You know, sometimes Ricky would hit first and I would
Speaker 5: hit second, And sometimes I would hit first and he would.
Speaker 5: It didn't matter to me. So that's why I say
Speaker 5: making that it's not a big deal. But I'm not
Speaker 5: changing Mookie bets down into a different part of the order. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean him and him and no Tani and Freeman
Speaker 5: know the one, two, three guys. And that's it, no
Speaker 5: doubt about it.
Speaker 4: Eighty six six nine, eighty seven, two, five seventy. We
Speaker 4: hope Freeman's in that lineup for Game three tomorrow night.
Speaker 4: It'll be determined tomorrow. I'll have will workout today. See
Speaker 4: how that ankle is feeling. He came out of the
Speaker 4: game last night in the fifth inning with soreness and
Speaker 4: discomfort in that sprain ride ankle. Even though he started
Speaker 4: the game yesterday, he started and played great stole of
Speaker 4: base in Game one on Saturday night. His status is
Speaker 4: up in the air for Game three tomorrow. Still plenty
Speaker 4: of time to get treatment and get ready, and certainly
Speaker 4: we're giving you treatment here to detox and get the
Speaker 4: negativity out after last night's debacle at Dodger Stadium on
Speaker 4: and off the field. Is this series now tied at
Speaker 4: a game apiece? Jerry Harrison Junior will join us more
Speaker 4: of your phone calls as well. Thanks for being with
Speaker 4: us here on this reaction Monday on a FFI seventy
Speaker 4: LA Sports. Tim Kats, Steve Sacks, thanks for being with
Speaker 4: us this morning here on a five to seventy LA sports.
Speaker 4: Is Things escalated quickly last night and the seventh inning
Speaker 4: between Jerks and profar for Notsts Junior and Dodger fans
Speaker 4: in the left field and right field pavilion. Padres win
Speaker 4: Game two last night by a final of ten to two.
Speaker 4: As the Dodgers were able to get three hit or
Speaker 4: five hits last night. That was it wasn't a great
Speaker 4: offensive night. And I think that's something that's getting lost
Speaker 4: in all of this is the Dodgers struggles against you,
Speaker 4: Darvish last night, in particular, certainly things could have changed
Speaker 4: at that home run doesn't get robbed by Jerris and Profar.
Speaker 4: But the Dodgers had five hits in the game, and
Speaker 4: one of them was a solo shot in the ninth
Speaker 4: inning and a blowout loss from Maximunthy, So really four
Speaker 4: hits for the first eight innings of the game. The
Speaker 4: struggles are real in October for the Dodger Saxy. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and about four or five bullets otherwise it was caught
Speaker 4: to so you know, they could have been a nine
Speaker 4: or ten hit night. And it is what it is,
Speaker 4: and you got to kind of wrap it up, put
Speaker 4: a bow on it, and say, Okay, you're sailing on
Speaker 4: and we're going to come back and change this whole
Speaker 4: thing around come tomorrow night. That's what you got to
Speaker 4: think about this. I mean, it's you can't get wrapped
Speaker 4: up in it. You got to just say that's gone,
Speaker 4: but tomorrow's going to be a different story. What a
Speaker 4: place to do it in front of, you know, fifty
Speaker 4: five thousand rabid fans down there, that's where you want
Speaker 4: to do it, and you want them at their best.
Speaker 4: You're going to be facing a tall sidewinder delivering guy
Speaker 4: in Michael King very tough on right handed hitters, and
Speaker 4: so that's more of an emphasis that you got to
Speaker 4: have Freddy Freeman in that lineup to kind of counter
Speaker 4: what they're going to bring from the pitching side. Let's
Speaker 4: go check out with Blake in Thousand Oaks before we
Speaker 4: check in with Jerry Harrison Junior from Sports in NLA. Blake,
Speaker 4: how you doing doing all right?
Speaker 7: Interesting?
Speaker 15: Interesting game, I guess is a way to put it right. Yeah,
Speaker 15: I'm kind of frustrated listening to the fans and Vick.
Speaker 15: There's an interesting being a Homer and just being an idiot,
Speaker 15: and he's wavering do what the fans did is unconsfortable,
Speaker 15: and Steve alluded to it really really frustrating to see.
Speaker 15: I think the fans are better than that. Ninety nine
Speaker 15: percent of them are. It's one thing for Profar who's
Speaker 15: a little bit fiery, to do something, but that doesn't
Speaker 15: excuse throwing stuff in the right field. Doesn't excuse stuff
Speaker 15: being thrown into the potter's bullpen. Had Kioskar robbed the
Speaker 15: home run, I would expect him to be fired up
Speaker 15: and do something to You can have banter with the fans,
Speaker 15: but that's where it stops and he just cannot be
Speaker 15: doing that. For Manny to be the one that shows
Speaker 15: restraint and to put the team together and for Flaherty
Speaker 15: to be losing it, I unconsfortable again, like this is
Speaker 15: a guy you're relying on to be your number two.
Speaker 15: There's going being fiery and losing it, and he lost it.
Speaker 15: I will say there is a bright side, and it
Speaker 15: hasn't only Roven brought up too much, but Steve through
Speaker 15: a lot of these types of games, and I would
Speaker 15: say that it's actually probably better to be able to
Speaker 15: flush it out when you lose like that big as
Speaker 15: opposed to a nail bier. You also have a day off.
Speaker 15: The concern for the Dodgers is always the bullpen, Right,
Speaker 15: are they going to be too tired or are they
Speaker 15: going to be shown too much? In a short series,
Speaker 15: They're going to be okay. So they didn't have to
Speaker 15: go into the tryn in the Phillips they didn't. They
Speaker 15: didn't have to do that, And they have a day off,
Speaker 15: so they have two days. Didn't use me yesterday, didn't
Speaker 15: they have to use them today. The more the bullpen
Speaker 15: is shown, the more likely they're going to be able
Speaker 15: to be hit so they're okay, Actually they are. They
Speaker 15: can go into Peck to be fine. They have a
Speaker 15: bullpen that's going to be fresh for their for their
Speaker 15: bigger arms, and I think they'll probably at a minimum
Speaker 15: split and we'll see what happens in a game five.
Speaker 15: But in the game centuries it's a bigger issue. Now
Speaker 15: what I'm seeing with those starting rotation guys that they're
Speaker 15: going to have to rely on the bullpen and then
Speaker 15: they'll long series. The more that bullpen gets shown, the
Speaker 15: more they get it closed. That's what we're going to
Speaker 15: run into.
Speaker 4: Probably you think about appreciate the phone call. You think
Speaker 4: about how many times the Dodgers and Padres play each
Speaker 4: other over the last couple of years, this particular season
Speaker 4: thirteen times head to head. They've seen a lot of
Speaker 4: these Dodger relievers over the course of these games, and
Speaker 4: so they're starting to get more and more familiar with them.
Speaker 4: Joining us now from sports in at LA. You see
Speaker 4: him on TV. He is one of the good guys
Speaker 4: out there. Jerry Harrison Junior joints us here on a
Speaker 4: FI seventy LA Sports with Steve Saxon, Tim Kates. Good morning, Jerry,
Speaker 4: how you doing.
Speaker 7: Sam Saxy, what's going on? How you guys are.
Speaker 4: You're just flushing it out, Jay Hare, We're just kind
Speaker 4: of getting a detox here the morning after reacting.
Speaker 5: To Tim and Sauna.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a little sauna action. You know, you get the
Speaker 4: pores open, you get the dtox going. With all the
Speaker 4: negativity and the bad talks and sort of what happened
Speaker 4: last night out of Dodger Stadium. You've been around baseball
Speaker 4: your entire life. A wild scene last night that escalated quickly.
Speaker 4: And I said it earlier. I think the frustration just
Speaker 4: kept mounting and mounting like a snowball. Then you talk
Speaker 4: about a Dodger Stadium that was ready to explode and
Speaker 4: look for something positive. It was just the recipe for
Speaker 4: a disaster last night.
Speaker 7: You know, I know you guys have touched on what
Speaker 7: happened with the fans. That can't happen ever, Uh, Dodger
Speaker 7: fans are the best fans on the planet. They bring
Speaker 7: the passion. Like you said, last night, they were ready
Speaker 7: to explode. They wanted to see the Dodgers win go
Speaker 7: up two. Oh, it just didn't happen. Regardless what goes
Speaker 7: on on the field between the players, Dodger players, Padre players.
Speaker 7: That's the fight we want to see, meaning the battle
Speaker 7: between the lions. Fans cannot inject themselves into that. That
Speaker 7: can never happen, you know, So it's unfortunate. But you know,
Speaker 7: back on the field, you know, credit the Padres man.
Speaker 7: They came out, they scored runs early. They continue to
Speaker 7: pile on and I guess the one saving grace, you know,
Speaker 7: I think the caller just you just had on kind
Speaker 7: of touched on. We didn't really use our high leverage arts.
Speaker 7: So they're going to be extremely well rested for Game three.
Speaker 7: And another thing, you never want to lose, ever want
Speaker 7: to lose. I think every game in the postseason is
Speaker 7: a must win. But you know, I'm anxious to see
Speaker 7: the Dodgers' response because we got our butts kick last night,
Speaker 7: and this team has responded through adversity, so many injuries.
Speaker 7: The Padres really took it to them. So I'm anxious
Speaker 7: to see the Dodgers going down in San Diego and
Speaker 7: their reaction. You know, they got a chance to hit
Speaker 7: first and put some runs up on the board and
Speaker 7: take it to them. So I'm anxious to see them
Speaker 7: respond for Game three.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jerry, good to be with you today. Wanted to
Speaker 5: kind of get your breakdown on the matchup in game three.
Speaker 5: Walker Bueler not the best year of this year, but
Speaker 5: in seventy nine to two thirds and fifteen playoffs starts,
Speaker 5: he's had a great, great way at it. He's had
Speaker 5: a two ninety four ERA, so he's really been able
Speaker 5: to shine and post. And on the other side of it,
Speaker 5: Michael King, not a lot of people are talking about him,
Speaker 5: but this guy's dangerous, a two fifteen ERA in the
Speaker 5: second half of the season, a real kind of sidewinder
Speaker 5: delivery guy that can be really hectic on right handed hitters.
Speaker 5: Wanted to kind of break those two guys down.
Speaker 2: For us well.
Speaker 7: First, Walker Bueler, like you mentioned Saxson, you know obviously,
Speaker 7: you know coming back from that second time of John,
Speaker 7: it took him a time to find his footing. You know,
Speaker 7: he hadn't pitched in the big league game. It was
Speaker 7: over twenty four months, and when you're away that long,
Speaker 7: you know, especially for a pitcher, it's kind of hard
Speaker 7: to find a delivery that works for you. I think
Speaker 7: most of the year he was trying to find that
Speaker 7: delivery that release points. But in his last outing. You know,
Speaker 7: it was an incredible outing for him. I think he
Speaker 7: just said, you know what, whatever delivery I'm going with
Speaker 7: or I have, I'm going to ride with it, whether
Speaker 7: release point I have, I'm going to ride with it.
Speaker 7: I'm out here to compete. And whenever time we get
Speaker 7: a guy like Walker Bueler who's there strictly not worried
Speaker 7: about his MCAM, He's there to compete, then I think
Speaker 7: he does something special. He loved his last outing.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 7: He's a guy that is unafraid, wants the ball, and
Speaker 7: loves to pitch in hostile environments. So if we're going
Speaker 7: to have a guy pitching in Game three on the road,
Speaker 7: that's the guy I want. You know, Walker Buehler is
Speaker 7: not afraid, he wants to compete, and I really believe
Speaker 7: he's going to give us a chance to win. So
Speaker 7: I think the biggest thing for us is have him
Speaker 7: pitched with the lead. You know, it's been difficult for
Speaker 7: us the last couple you know, postseasons. You know, it
Speaker 7: seems like we're always behind. You know, let's get ear
Speaker 7: get up early, and allow our pitchers to pitch with
Speaker 7: the lead and continue to play good baseball. I'm hoping
Speaker 7: Game two is just an anomaly because the Dodgers played
Speaker 7: great in Game one, and I expect him to play
Speaker 7: great in Game three.
Speaker 4: Charr Harrison Junior from Sports and n LA joining us
Speaker 4: here on an FI seventy LA Sports. Mookie Betts oh
Speaker 4: for four last night over his last twenty two in
Speaker 4: the postseason. Certainly that could have all changed if not
Speaker 4: for jerseym profar rowing a half into the stands and
Speaker 4: pulling back that home run. But with that being said,
Speaker 4: still without a hit in the last two postseasons. His
Speaker 4: frustration you can kind of see it on his face.
Speaker 4: He displads to get it going, doesn't.
Speaker 7: He He does, and he knows that. Listen. I don't
Speaker 7: know if you guys know this. Mookie Betts has been
Speaker 7: my favorite baseball player since he was in the Red Sox.
Speaker 7: He's a guy that he exceeded all expectations. You know,
Speaker 7: he's not the biggest guy, he's not the fastest guy,
Speaker 7: but he gets the absolute most of his ability. I
Speaker 7: love the way he plays the game. I think he's
Speaker 7: the most skilled baseball player I've ever seen. He's elite.
Speaker 7: Obviously defense, being right field, it could play short can
Speaker 7: play second base. Mookie Betts is a guy who is
Speaker 7: an absolute superstar, but he cares, and I'm gonna see
Speaker 7: if I can say this the right way. He cares
Speaker 7: too much. He works hard too much. I think he
Speaker 7: overdoes it when it comes to grinding. You know, a
Speaker 7: lot has been said about obviously, he does podcasts. I
Speaker 7: actually like him doing the podcast because it keeps him
Speaker 7: away from the field, because I know what he's like
Speaker 7: on the field. For a seven o'clock game. He's there
Speaker 7: at two o'clock taking mass round balls, taking mass swings.
Speaker 7: And for a guy who doesn't weigh two hundred and
Speaker 7: twenty pounds, you know, he just grinds his body too much.
Speaker 7: And I think sometimes when you're like that, you need
Speaker 7: to take a step back and just remember your cues,
Speaker 7: whether it's in the batter's box or whether it's on
Speaker 7: the field defensively, and let the game come to you.
Speaker 7: I know that's a whole lot. It's a lot easier
Speaker 7: said than done. I listen, I'm not far removed from
Speaker 7: being a player. You want to be aggressive, but you
Speaker 7: want to make sure you're aggressive the right way, So listen,
Speaker 7: I have the utmost respect. I have the utmost faith
Speaker 7: for Mookie Beth. I think Mookie Bets is going to
Speaker 7: break out in a big way. You can't keep a
Speaker 7: great man down, and Mooki is as good as it gets.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 7: I know the fans have been a little hard on
Speaker 7: him because he is a superstar. I know Mooki can
Speaker 7: take it. But I tell you what I'm telling you, man,
Speaker 7: nobody wants to play well for this city more than
Speaker 7: a Mookie bats Man. So I hope you know he's
Speaker 7: ready to go for Game three and he takes it
Speaker 7: to the Padres.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ditto on Ditto on Mooki. Jerry, I got you
Speaker 5: on that. I will say that I am very far
Speaker 5: removed from being a player, but that's okay. I still
Speaker 5: remember things. And one thing I do remember is I
Speaker 5: like playing on the road. I like going in there
Speaker 5: and upsetting somebody's house. Now, we talked about this earlier
Speaker 5: in the broadcast. The Dodgers have to win on the road.
Speaker 5: If you're in postseason, you must win on the road.
Speaker 5: So kind of going to that a little bit, if
Speaker 5: you could, about going down to Peco where actually the
Speaker 5: Dodgers played better on the road than the Padres did
Speaker 5: at home. So what's the worry, I.
Speaker 7: Don't, you know. I think it's more with the fans.
Speaker 7: You know, you know when they see it on TV,
Speaker 7: you know, hostile environment. You know, it's cool. It's cool
Speaker 7: to see that, you know on TVs to look out loud,
Speaker 7: that play, that place is rocking. But facts, you're exactly right.
Speaker 7: As a player, you love that, man, I mean you
Speaker 7: want energy. I always hated going to a place where
Speaker 7: it was quiet and I could hear my own thoughts.
Speaker 7: I didn't want that. I didn't like that, you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. I wanted it to be loud as
Speaker 7: loud as possible. That way I can zone in and
Speaker 7: really lock in. You know. So I think it's a great,
Speaker 7: great environment. The Padre fans, they've done a great job
Speaker 7: of making sure they're loud. But you're right, the Padres
Speaker 7: haven't really thrived that home this year. And here's another thing.
Speaker 7: The Dodger players, a lot of them have played there
Speaker 7: so many times, so they're used to that environment. They're
Speaker 7: used to that ballpark. I loved playing there. That's a
Speaker 7: beautiful ballpark, great batter's eye. So it's all about execution, man,
Speaker 7: Whether it's loud or not. You got to go out there,
Speaker 7: execute your game plan. You know, you go out there,
Speaker 7: you do your job. You move guys over. We need
Speaker 7: to move over. Get him in from third base with
Speaker 7: less than two outs, play really good defense, execute on
Speaker 7: the mound. You put yourself in position to go win
Speaker 7: a ball game. Michael King has done had a tremendous season.
Speaker 7: He's a really good pitcher. So guess what. If you
Speaker 7: want to be special, you've got to do special things.
Speaker 7: You've got to be able to win on the road.
Speaker 7: You want to be a champion, got to win on
Speaker 7: the road.
Speaker 15: Period.
Speaker 7: But like I said, I expected Dodgers to rebound from
Speaker 7: Game two and play great tomorrow night.
Speaker 4: Jared, we appreciate you getting up with us this morning
Speaker 4: talking little Dodgers padres. Got me fired up for Game three,
Speaker 4: feeling good about that matchup tomorrow night in San Diego.
Speaker 4: Certainly last night's and ugly seeing at Dodger Stadium that
Speaker 4: nobody wants to ever have happen again. We appreciate you
Speaker 4: coming on this morning and talking to the fans. Thanks
Speaker 4: so much.
Speaker 7: Thanks Jerry, anytime, guys, every time.
Speaker 4: All right, there he goes Jerry Harrison Junior from sports
Speaker 4: net LA, one of the good guys out there breaking
Speaker 4: down Dodgers baseball pre and post a six six nine
Speaker 4: seven two five seven. Let's squeeze in a call before
Speaker 4: we take a break here, Let's go to Roman in Wittier.
Speaker 4: Roman is next up here on Saxon Kates at the AM.
Speaker 4: How you doing, Roman, Good.
Speaker 10: Morning, gentlemen.
Speaker 16: I just want to speak out on that very bad
Speaker 16: taste of energy last night. It reminded me of when
Speaker 16: Milton Bradley took off his jersey and threw it on
Speaker 16: the ground. That's that was very very bad and for
Speaker 16: Mookie Bets. Mookie Bets, I think he should have been
Speaker 16: the MVP for the twenty twenty year old series.
Speaker 4: Thank you all right, appreciate it, Thank you Roman. Yeah,
Speaker 4: a little bit, a little bit like what happened with
Speaker 4: Milton Bradley in the meltdown that he had a Dodger
Speaker 4: Stadium way back when in taking off.
Speaker 5: His jersey and yeah, leave the jersey on, please, yeah please.
Speaker 4: Eight six six two five seventy is the number. We'll
Speaker 4: come back. We'll get too many calls as we can
Speaker 4: here on Saxon Kates in the A. A chance to
Speaker 4: let the negativity come out, Let the pores open up,
Speaker 4: get the toxins out. That's what we're here for in
Speaker 4: this reaction Monday, as the series is tied at one
Speaker 4: game apiece, Game three tomorrow the NLDS, and we're your
Speaker 4: home of the Dodgers AFI seventy LA Sports Saxon Kate's
Speaker 4: in a am until the top of the hour. Dodgers
Speaker 4: Padres all tied up at a game apiece in this
Speaker 4: best of five NLDS which resumes tomorrow night in San
Speaker 4: Diego at Petco Park, first pitch at six oh eight
Speaker 4: Walker Bueller and Michael King. The pitching matchup will be
Speaker 4: back tomorrow between six and nine am. Looking ahead to
Speaker 4: that Game three showdown this morning, a day to cleanse
Speaker 4: the soul, get all this negativity outs been pent up
Speaker 4: for two long saxy last couple of postseasons having gone
Speaker 4: the Dodgers way, and last night had snowballed in the
Speaker 4: seventh inning with the fans and Padres getting into it,
Speaker 4: And certainly both sides need to be better, the Dodgers
Speaker 4: fans and the Padres players. But we can all agree.
Speaker 4: No room for throwing stuff on the field.
Speaker 5: No, that's that's bad. No, good. Dodger fans aren't like
Speaker 5: that and never saw it when I played. But that's over.
Speaker 5: We learn from it, and we move on and we
Speaker 5: take care of business when we go down to San Diego.
Speaker 4: Rick and Sam Pedro's next up here on Saxon Kates
Speaker 4: and the Ams.
Speaker 17: Rick, good morning, Good morning, Good morning, guys, Good morning,
Speaker 17: good morning. Was that the game last night? Put that
Speaker 17: game on the shelf. Put what happened in the in
Speaker 17: the field and the fans and all that on the shelf.
Speaker 17: You know, I've been going to Dodger games for sixty years.
Speaker 17: Back when I was a kid that used to rind
Speaker 17: seat cushions, there would have been about ten thousand seat
Speaker 17: cushions on the field.
Speaker 12: Thank god they.
Speaker 7: Don't do that anymore.
Speaker 12: But my question is, and you could tell me if
Speaker 12: I'm full of it. But so the matchup tomorrow, you
Speaker 12: got Walker who's going to go out and compete. You
Speaker 12: got King who's been pitching great. My thought was, yeah,
Speaker 12: maybe maybe he's thrown Knack in there tomorrow and save
Speaker 12: Walker for if you have to have an elimination game
Speaker 12: for that night Wednesday night.
Speaker 8: Just a thought.
Speaker 12: I'm a visceral by the gut guy, really not an
Speaker 12: analytics guy, but I throw that out there. I just
Speaker 12: a shout out to Sam Peter. What's the home of
Speaker 12: the Los Angeles Sportswalk of Fame and Saxy. We got
Speaker 12: to get you on there, buddy.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: That'd be cool, love it. That'd be very cool. Rick
Speaker 4: appreciate the phone call.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 10: Rich.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I go with Land and Neck
Speaker 4: in a game three tomorrow night after what happening game too.
Speaker 4: Certainly you're not going to go off of just what
Speaker 4: happened last night. It's things have been mapped out. You've
Speaker 4: got a game plan going into his series, and you're
Speaker 4: not gonna pivot all of a sudden because of an
Speaker 4: overreaction after Game two. But Walker Buehler postseason Game one
Speaker 4: sixty three, he pitched back in twenty eighteen, winning the
Speaker 4: game against the Rockies to win the division and that
Speaker 4: extra game. We've seen what he can do in the postseason,
Speaker 4: the World Series in twenty twenty. I know he's had
Speaker 4: his up since downs. He's trended in the right direction,
Speaker 4: as you mentioned earlier, Saxy, in his starts in September,
Speaker 4: he's trending in the right direction and come postseason, experience matters.
Speaker 4: Game three, must win in San Diego. With everything that's happening,
Speaker 4: I want a guy like Walker Buller on the mound
Speaker 4: because I just don't know what I'm gonna get out
Speaker 4: of a landing neck, even though he's very talented.
Speaker 5: Please this this look okay? Three seasons in baseball spring
Speaker 5: training one season, the regular baseball season is the second season,
Speaker 5: and lastly, postseason is its own season in and of itself.
Speaker 5: So look, Walker Buehler, as you said, training the right way.
Speaker 5: History shows us that he's been excellent in postseason. Fifteen starts,
Speaker 5: he's got about two ninety five ERA. What I'm saying
Speaker 5: is Walker Buller is a man. This is a new season.
Speaker 5: He was one and six throughout this regular season. That's gone.
Speaker 5: This is a new season now in the postseason, and
Speaker 5: Walker Buller is a man.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Bob and Malibu's been waiting patiently, but
Speaker 4: I certainly enjoying the view out there, I assume in
Speaker 4: Malamu on this Monday morning.
Speaker 14: Hi Bob, Thanks, how are you this morning?
Speaker 5: Got Bob?
Speaker 14: Thanks for having me. I appreciate it, sir. You know, listen,
Speaker 14: in the wake of everything last night. You forget about it.
Speaker 2: You move on.
Speaker 14: We've got a more talented team than the Padres period.
Speaker 14: We've got a lot of talent on our team, and
Speaker 14: there's a lot of you know, good minds on our
Speaker 14: team that play great baseball. My question for you guys
Speaker 14: today is more questions for you, Steve. It's a pleasure
Speaker 14: to talk to you man in your history with the
Speaker 14: Dodgers and your you know, amazing experience of being you know,
Speaker 14: with Tommy Lesorda all those years, Steve, who is the
Speaker 14: guy in your clubhouse in moments like these in the
Speaker 14: postseason that would come in and give those pep talks
Speaker 14: that would that would pick the team up in moments
Speaker 14: like this, who was the guy?
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, Bob, thank you for the call.
Speaker 5: Good to be with you today. It was mostly Tommy.
Speaker 5: And look, you don't want to have a lot of
Speaker 5: the pep talks because they they lose some of their
Speaker 5: meaning if you have too many of them. The best
Speaker 5: conversations were had at the locker on a private, one
Speaker 5: on one basis, and that was usually your teammates would
Speaker 5: come over, guys like Sosia or you know, Billy Russell,
Speaker 5: Steve Garvey and Dusty Baker, those kind of guys would
Speaker 5: come over and give you, you know, that bit of
Speaker 5: uplifting that you needed and that experience that it was
Speaker 5: all based on. But if you have a manager or
Speaker 5: somebody in the locker room being the locker room lawyer
Speaker 5: too much, maybe maybe two a year, that's all you need.
Speaker 5: You don't need them all the time. But it was
Speaker 5: basically those one on one conversations with your teammates that
Speaker 5: really struck home.
Speaker 4: Appreciate the phone call Paul an Oceanside, Paul, welcome, how you.
Speaker 1: Doing, Hey, really good. Hey. It's interesting to note that
Speaker 1: two years ago Mookie Bets was on Jimmy Kimmel and
Speaker 1: he said, God, I'm really into this thing bowl right
Speaker 1: in the middle of the playoffs or right before, and
Speaker 1: he said, I'm really into up bowling. And look what
Speaker 1: he did in that two years ago. And just last
Speaker 1: week he was on Jimmy Kimmel saying, God, I'm really
Speaker 1: into pickle ball. And now he's I think they said
Speaker 1: last night on your broadcast he was over twenty two
Speaker 1: in playoff. Yes, and so the guy who just spoke said,
Speaker 1: you know, we have the best team in baseball well,
Speaker 1: you do until you don't. And I think you know,
Speaker 1: if you're too much into pickleball or bowling, good luck,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 4: Paul, I'm assuming he's focused on baseball as well. It's
Speaker 4: not just all pickleball and bowling. And it's certainly easy
Speaker 4: to pile on a guy like Mookie Betts when you
Speaker 4: see the lack of production in October over the last
Speaker 4: couple of years. I desperately wish those fans would have
Speaker 4: caught the ball in left field last night and not
Speaker 4: let jerrism Profar go a row and a half deep
Speaker 4: into Dodger Stadium to get that ball, because if Mookie
Speaker 4: Betts it's that home run, maybe the narrative completely changes.
Speaker 5: So you're looking for a reverse Bartman, is what you're saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And by the way, I'm not letting these fans
Speaker 4: off easy. How does the guy go as row and
Speaker 4: a half into the stands, grab a ball and come back.
Speaker 4: He should his glove should have been knocked off, you know,
Speaker 4: the ball should have been taken out. I mean, that
Speaker 4: ball should be a home run. You can't let an
Speaker 4: opposing player go into the stands and grab a home
Speaker 4: run and come back.
Speaker 5: So you're looking for you're looking for a land shark
Speaker 5: out there. Yeah, you know, some some biting, you know, forearm, Yeah,
Speaker 5: flesh coming off.
Speaker 4: Like not to condone violence, but yeah, something to the
Speaker 4: fact that he comes back in the ball is not
Speaker 4: in the glove or the glove's just not on his hand.
Speaker 4: Who knows. I mean, think about it. You go to
Speaker 4: New York, you go to a place like that.
Speaker 2: An army absolutely, no time.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, it's fair game once you start going into the
Speaker 4: stands there. As far as the home run ball is concerned,
Speaker 4: we're seeing that now at the fifty to fifty ball.
Speaker 4: But all right, Saxy will do it again tomorrow, Yes, sir,
Speaker 4: we we rerenched. We got the bad negativity out and
Speaker 4: tomorrow we'll look ahead to Game three and be positive
Speaker 4: for a tod We've.
Speaker 5: We've done that. Okay, it's a it's a when when
Speaker 5: whin tomorrow. That's all it is.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be a win forever Tuesday tomorrow. Here on
Speaker 4: am I seventy l A Sports. Thanks to Michelle, Thanks
Speaker 4: to Katie. Great job this morning, ladies. We really appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Thanks to all you Dodger fans for being a part
Speaker 4: of the show. We're back at tomorrow, Saxony. Let's do
Speaker 4: it against See you tomorrow, all right, Colin Cowhart next
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