Speaker 1: We continue on Fred Rogan and Jason Smith and today
Speaker 1: for Rodney on a five seventy LA Sports. Let's not delay.
Speaker 1: He was there. He is the authority. I don't know
Speaker 1: if he's at the stadium yet or driving. Let's get
Speaker 1: right out to David Vase. Dave, good afternoon to you.
Speaker 2: Hey, good afternoon. Yeah, I'm here, Fred. I'm here on
Speaker 2: the reserve level at Dodgers Stadium as it is team
Speaker 2: photo day. The Dodgers are getting set for that with
Speaker 2: the great team photographer John Suhu before they get into
Speaker 2: their preparation for tonight's game.
Speaker 1: And I can't think of a better day to take
Speaker 1: a picture because I know everybody wants to smile today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that was yesterday, Fred, Today's a new day.
Speaker 2: That's what's great about baseball.
Speaker 3: Dave, will you race Miguel Rojas today? We talked about
Speaker 3: that a few minutes ago. I think we need to
Speaker 3: see that.
Speaker 2: Well, there is no need to race Miguel Rojas if
Speaker 2: you laid down a butt.
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go, all right, So Dave, let's get
Speaker 1: into it. What did you think of the decision? Dave Roberts, Mate.
Speaker 2: I didn't understand it. The bunt was on. He said
Speaker 2: the wheel play. He saw the Padres going into this
Speaker 2: wheel play defense. I watched Adrian Gonzalez from twenty twelve
Speaker 2: to twenty seventeen play first base, and nobody crashed on
Speaker 2: bunts better than Adrian Gonzalez, and the Padres were not
Speaker 2: set up for the wheel play. The shortstop on the
Speaker 2: very first pitch to Rojas, Bogarts was going to second
Speaker 2: base and that bunt if it was laid down, And
Speaker 2: my understanding was that was a really good pitch for
Speaker 2: Rojas to lay down for a bunt and he pulled
Speaker 2: the bat back. If he was able to execute that
Speaker 2: bunt on the first pitch, we're not even having this
Speaker 2: debate because it took the Padres off guard and then
Speaker 2: the element of surprise went away. But you're still able
Speaker 2: to execute a sacrifice bunt to get runners to second
Speaker 2: and third with one out, to have Otani come up
Speaker 2: to the representing the go ahead run.
Speaker 3: Well, let me play Devil's Avocue with you, Dave, because
Speaker 3: that's that's a great point we haven't really gotten into
Speaker 3: as far as that bun play. Like Robert said, he
Speaker 3: saw the wheel you've said I didn't see that going.
Speaker 1: But he used that.
Speaker 3: Could he be protecting Rojas because, as you said, if
Speaker 3: he doesn't get that first bunt down on the pitch,
Speaker 3: he has the best chance of bunting. I can't blame
Speaker 3: him for taking the bunt sign off, Like, Okay, if
Speaker 3: you can't get a bunt down on that pitch, I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna have you butt down. We've lost the element
Speaker 3: of surprise and where you're gonna get a worse pitch
Speaker 3: to butnt And if you can't put that down, you're
Speaker 3: not gonna.
Speaker 1: Put another one down.
Speaker 2: Well, if you're concerned about that, there's a really good
Speaker 2: bunter on the bench named Kevin Kiermeyer. Uh, there's a
Speaker 2: reason why the Dodgers opted to keep Kiermeyer over Jason Hayward.
Speaker 2: If you're concerned about all that, you could have Kevin
Speaker 2: Kiermeyer come up to pinch it and execute a bun.
Speaker 1: What was the clubhouse like after the game?
Speaker 4: Not great?
Speaker 2: Everybody left. Miguel Rojas was the only player available to
Speaker 2: the media. It was a quick exit from the Dodger
Speaker 2: clubhouse last night. Obviously very disappointed and frustrated, as was
Speaker 2: fifty thousand plus with a game ending triple play. But
Speaker 2: I know you guys have asked about that ninth inning.
Speaker 2: I obviously I disagree with what transpired in that Rojas
Speaker 2: at bat, but the game was not lost totally. In
Speaker 2: that ninth inning, Mookie Bets did not have a good
Speaker 2: night last night at Dodger Stadium. He gets back doored
Speaker 2: and thrown out at third base on a non five
Speaker 2: beta capo play where Teoscar Hernandez, the runner at first base,
Speaker 2: is stealing second. You have to wait for the catcher
Speaker 2: to throw through if you're Mookie Bets. And what makes
Speaker 2: it worse is that during that entire at bat of
Speaker 2: Will Smith, you had Mookie Bets yucking it up with
Speaker 2: Manny Machado at third base, and then he gets thrown
Speaker 2: out on a play like that makes it look even worse.
Speaker 2: Then in the second inning, base is loaded two outs,
Speaker 2: Mookie Bets versus Michael King, King was on the Ropes
Speaker 2: strikes out to end the inning. That was a golden opportunity.
Speaker 2: And then in the fourth inning, Mookie Bets gets a
Speaker 2: bad jump on a double by Jerks and Profar that
Speaker 2: should have been a ball he caught or at least
Speaker 2: cut off before it got to the warning track. So
Speaker 2: it was not a good night for Mookie Bets. It
Speaker 2: was not a good night for Freddie Freeman. And we
Speaker 2: have seen that movie before.
Speaker 3: Against the Padres, it's been a five hundred September, David,
Speaker 3: Is this a team that looks like, okay, they're waiting
Speaker 3: for the playoffs? Are they running out of gas? Where
Speaker 3: would you say they are now? As far as what
Speaker 3: you're seeing on the field.
Speaker 2: I see a team that does not look very inspired
Speaker 2: or understand the urgency that is needed to beat a
Speaker 2: team like the Padres. Did not see it. Sunday afternoon
Speaker 2: against the Rockies, that was a win they needed. Otani
Speaker 2: bailed the Dodgers out with that game tying home run.
Speaker 2: Mookie Bets bailed them out with a walk off home run,
Speaker 2: or things would be looking a lot different after last night,
Speaker 2: especially with the Padres holding the tiebreakers. So the Dodgers
Speaker 2: have got to come out and not try to play
Speaker 2: it so cool.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: I heard players say, oh, this is not more big
Speaker 2: of a game than any other game. Well, they've got
Speaker 2: to start thinking differently because that approach is not working.
Speaker 2: And they got their hands full tonight with Dylan Cees.
Speaker 1: Dave when they think differently, because we heard this in
Speaker 1: the playoffs a couple of years ago, they just came
Speaker 1: out flat. Well, you know, every night they come out
Speaker 1: to win. But what is it that kind of kicks
Speaker 1: them into gear? How do they avoid this kind of
Speaker 1: lase a fare it's just another game attitude.
Speaker 2: I feel like this is who they are. I mean,
Speaker 2: they pride themselves on being the steady emotional team when
Speaker 2: a lot of these teams that go all the way
Speaker 2: are not that steady. Do have a lot of emotion,
Speaker 2: do have a lot of fire, and we don't see that.
Speaker 2: We haven't seen that from the Dodgers consistently. And when
Speaker 2: things aren't going right for you, that's when you need
Speaker 2: it the most, you know. I'm asked about who's the
Speaker 2: team leader amongst the players in that clubhouse. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure who that is. I mean, guys lead by example, yes,
Speaker 2: But do they have anybody with the with the energy
Speaker 2: or grit or fire that we have seen in years past.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure they have that.
Speaker 3: Is this where is this where they miss a guy
Speaker 3: like Justin Turner or a player like that. At this
Speaker 3: point in the season where they're at, I.
Speaker 2: Would say to a certain extent, but Justin wasn't really
Speaker 2: like that either. You know, Andre Ethier met Kemp. They
Speaker 2: showed a lot of emotion. Yasio Puig say what you
Speaker 2: will about him, he had a lot of emotion and
Speaker 2: he had a lot of edge. So you look at
Speaker 2: the pop the Astros with Jose Altuve, Alex Bregman, they
Speaker 2: have that, The Padres have that, with Tattoos, with Profar,
Speaker 2: with Machado. Those are the teams that have those type
Speaker 2: of players, and the Dodgers have constructed their team not
Speaker 2: to have those type of players. And it's worked for
Speaker 2: the regular season. They've out talented teams the last you know,
Speaker 2: five years since it's been kind of a new composition
Speaker 2: of players. But when it comes down to crunch time
Speaker 2: in the postseason the last two years, we really haven't
Speaker 2: seen what other teams have showed.
Speaker 1: Dave landon Nack last night, you assess him how.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean at disappointing night. He only went four innings.
Speaker 2: That's been the story of the Dodgers starting staff for
Speaker 2: the last thirteen games, where they're not getting more than
Speaker 2: four or five innings from their starter. That's a product
Speaker 2: of so many guys being hurt so yeah, Landon Nac
Speaker 2: I would say that he was doing okay the first
Speaker 2: three innings where he only threw thirty nine pitches, but
Speaker 2: in that fourth inning, he threw thirty nine pitches in
Speaker 2: that fourth inning and force Dave Roberts hand.
Speaker 3: Dave, if you were looking at pitching me to men
Speaker 3: mentioned the pitching here because we've talked about this a
Speaker 3: lot today too. If the playoffs started tomorrow, the first
Speaker 3: three games for the Dodgers would go out. Most likely
Speaker 3: Flarerty would line up to pitch Game one. Where would
Speaker 3: they go after that?
Speaker 2: Oh, it would be Yamamoto and Walker Buehler. Those would
Speaker 2: be the first three. It could be Yamamoto game one.
Speaker 2: As we know he needs extra days of rest, so
Speaker 2: the Dodgers would have to look at that for the
Speaker 2: series and figure out how they could get him to
Speaker 2: pitch twice in a short series and go from there.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it would be right now, Yamamoto and Jack
Speaker 2: Flaherty are the top two starters for the Dodgers, and
Speaker 2: from there they would have to piece it together.
Speaker 1: And if you if you look at the possibility of
Speaker 1: them finishing as a wild card, nobody wants to say it.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it will happen. Let's say worst case
Speaker 1: it did. What does that do them pitching, because all
Speaker 1: of a sudden you need more pitching.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would put it to the extreme there Fred
Speaker 2: as far as how they would maneuver their pitching, you know,
Speaker 2: and not having that five days of rest to really
Speaker 2: line it up. The Dodgers basically have told us by
Speaker 2: the way they lined up Yamamoto's schedule since coming off
Speaker 2: the IL, they believe they were going to win this division,
Speaker 2: or they would have lined them up to pitch in
Speaker 2: this series against the Padres instead of Saturday in Denver
Speaker 2: against the Rockies. And if the Dodgers playing a Wildcard series,
Speaker 2: Yamamoto would not be available to start in the first
Speaker 2: two games of that series unless they deviate from that
Speaker 2: Saturday scheduled start, which I don't see happening at this
Speaker 2: point in time. So, you know, the Dodgers believe they
Speaker 2: have this division, and even though it's getting a little
Speaker 2: bit closer than they would like, the way they laid
Speaker 2: out yamamoto schedule makes you believe they believe they have
Speaker 2: this division. And quite frankly, a lot would have to
Speaker 2: go the Padres way to even steal this division from
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, even if they were to sweep, If they
Speaker 2: lose any one of these next two games, it is
Speaker 2: a huge mount Everest mountain for them to climb. Now,
Speaker 2: if there was another seven or ten more games left
Speaker 2: in this season, I would say there should have been
Speaker 2: real concern that the Dodgers were going to lose this
Speaker 2: division with the way the Padres are playing. But keep
Speaker 2: in mind, as we sit right now, time is running
Speaker 2: out on the Padres. There's only five games left and
Speaker 2: they're down two games, and I know they hold the tiebreaker,
Speaker 2: But if the Dodgers can win at least one of
Speaker 2: these next two games, the chances of them winning the
Speaker 2: West are very high.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, Dave, thanks for the insight and thanks
Speaker 1: for jumping on as allways, if they ask you'd be
Speaker 1: in the picture. Smile.
Speaker 2: I have never been asked, and I don't have any desire.
Speaker 1: All right. There you go, David vs On a Dodger stadium.
Speaker 1: You don't remind Jason, I'm sure you heard about this.
Speaker 1: Oh w and Otani when it was the Angel team picture.
Speaker 1: Otani didn't show up, but somebody a big guy in
Speaker 1: number seventeen Jersey did stood where Otani was going to be,
Speaker 1: and then they just put his face in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know why they still actually do take pictures. Well,
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna photoshop everybody in. Well it looks like
Speaker 3: a great team pack. Well, we'll get everything we want.
Speaker 3: We have the lighting, the way we want to do it,
Speaker 3: we have we already that we can put it, and
Speaker 3: we can put anybody you want it. Do you want
Speaker 3: to be in the Dodgers picture? Here's ninety nine bucks,
Speaker 3: just like the dirt.
Speaker 1: You could buy it now now you're talking, Yeah, ninety
Speaker 1: nine bucks. I'd pay for that. Yeah, there's there's Fred
Speaker 1: Rogan in the front row right right right next to
Speaker 1: Max Munsey.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's between Muncie and Will Smith. Look at that,
Speaker 3: there's Fred. I assume he's wearing the suit and tie,
Speaker 3: just like, oh this is all look at friends on
Speaker 3: that picture.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one hundred percent. No, that I'd pay for that.
Speaker 1: That'd be worth the money. Do you hear about the
Speaker 1: guy that lost his bonus? Well, the guys you and no,
Speaker 1: have you heard the story about the guy that lost
Speaker 1: his bonus?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: The Pirates player?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we'll talk about it all right. Jason Smith
Speaker 1: and today for Rodney boy, there's low and there's low.
Speaker 1: There is low. This is really low.
Speaker 3: I don't know, walk off triple play Fred, that's pretty low.
Speaker 3: That's pretty tough, man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know what, they can come back and
Speaker 1: play again tonight, all.
Speaker 3: Right, they need to. This is the low point of
Speaker 3: the season. Got to get off the mat tonight. Well,
Speaker 3: you know what, you can't get any lower than this.
Speaker 1: So so uh Roddy tells or Tayez however you pronounced it,
Speaker 1: you know, the big, big first basement. He's playing for
Speaker 1: the Pirates now. He's been around forever anyway. All he
Speaker 1: needed is four at bats. He's been there all year.
Speaker 1: He just needs four more at bats and he gets
Speaker 1: a two hundred thousand dollars bonus for plate appearances. It
Speaker 1: needs four at bats. All right, we're on Wednesday, season
Speaker 1: end Sunday. Guy's been there all year. He needs four
Speaker 1: more at bats. They released him. They released him. The
Speaker 1: general manager said, well, you understand, you know, we have to,
Speaker 1: you know, make decisions and look at what what do
Speaker 1: you have to look at? Well, he's got to start
Speaker 1: making decisions for what. There's no decisions made in four days.
Speaker 1: What are you doing They just cut them so they
Speaker 1: didn't have to pay him. That's pretty low.
Speaker 3: You know when you say this, Oh, where's this story
Speaker 3: coming out of? And you say Pittsburgh, and I go,
Speaker 3: of course is Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: They've been nickel and diming for the better part of
Speaker 1: thirty years.
Speaker 3: Fred, I mean four plate appearances, so one game just
Speaker 3: had to play one more game, one more game. Yeah,
Speaker 3: those are four played appearances. You are gonna.
Speaker 1: See right, It's what could you be thinking? The guy's
Speaker 1: been there all year long and your explanation is, well,
Speaker 1: you know if we could have expanded the rosters. You're
Speaker 1: not going anywhere. You're not doing anything. What do you mean,
Speaker 1: We've got to get rid of him so we can
Speaker 1: bring someone up for four days. Well, you know what,
Speaker 1: We're gonna call this guy up and I'll tell you something.
Speaker 1: This guy is gonna get a real good look from
Speaker 1: us in four days. They cut him because they didn't
Speaker 1: want to pay him, and then they come up with
Speaker 1: some story about why they made the decision. That is awful.
Speaker 1: Anybody that would consider playing for that organization should think twice.
Speaker 1: But then again, since they have a bunch of players
Speaker 1: you've never heard of, anyway, who would think about it?
Speaker 3: Do you think there was a meeting and you know,
Speaker 3: like last week, and you know, with front office, and
Speaker 3: they're like, all right, another year, we're not contending. Does
Speaker 3: anybody have any good news? And some intern in the
Speaker 3: Jonah Hill Marketing Department of Baseball Strategies and Numbers says,
Speaker 3: I got a way to save.
Speaker 1: Us two hundred thousand dollars. Wait, how could you save
Speaker 1: us that?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 1: If we df Fay Rowdy.
Speaker 3: He's getting really close to getting two hundred grand from
Speaker 3: us because we got that bonus in his contract for
Speaker 3: blade appearances. How many more does he need? Well, he
Speaker 3: needs about twelve. Oh, so we can keep him for
Speaker 3: another couple of days. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but make sure
Speaker 3: when he gets close, that's when we gotta let him go.
Speaker 3: All right, now he's at four, Okay, let's let him go.
Speaker 3: Congratulations kid, you're going somewhere in this business.
Speaker 1: You just saved us two hundred grand. Here's a cupcake.
Speaker 1: You know what, though, you know, we need a different
Speaker 1: perspective nowadayson.
Speaker 3: Don't you think we need We need positivity, all right,
Speaker 3: We need positivity to provide that there is only one man.
Speaker 1: It is Victor Brigg with the daily haikup at two
Speaker 1: and Vic Good afternoon.
Speaker 4: He says, Meggi Roe, Meggie, no, Fred Rogan, Hello, Vick.
Speaker 4: He's in for Rodney. He hates the bunts, Jason Smith.
Speaker 3: Vick would have beat Rojas down the line if he
Speaker 3: was just hopping on one leg.
Speaker 1: King flavor.
Speaker 4: In the house for you, the flavor that you crave of,
Speaker 4: the vibe that cannot be denied. Listen. He's into Kevin's
Speaker 4: figures and still dazed by the ultra rare Padre's triple
Speaker 4: play walk off, double a animalstly.
Speaker 2: Not just triple play right here, y'all.
Speaker 4: That's the attitude.
Speaker 2: Double a yeah, work great.
Speaker 4: His musica will inspire the azul Oh. Rodney Fossa's got
Speaker 4: a click connection.
Speaker 1: It's Vic, Yeah, Hi, Vic.
Speaker 4: Dodger fans. Seven deep breaths, breathe in with me and
Speaker 4: then breathe out. Obviously an insane sequence, one of the
Speaker 4: most mind blowing sequences I've ever seen. We're watching baseball
Speaker 4: all these many years when Nikki ro Last that shot
Speaker 4: down third base and Machado turned it into the triple play. Obviously,
Speaker 4: the bunt was a move because you have to get
Speaker 4: Otani and Moki up. Okay, that's that's blaringly evident. So
Speaker 4: it's freaky Tuesday. I mean, he hit it well in retrospect.
Speaker 4: I mean, Niggi's Niggi and fred You've pointed this out.
Speaker 4: Niggie Rose had a sensational year offensively, you know, he's
Speaker 4: the spirit of the ball club. And it's just it
Speaker 4: was Potres time to make, you know, a freaky play,
Speaker 4: and they pulled it off him. Machado's an excellent defender,
Speaker 4: there's no doubt. And the Buds, the buds was called off.
Speaker 4: And of course in every every fan's mind, that baseball
Speaker 4: Officionando's mind, you gotta lay down the buds And how
Speaker 4: thinks any excuse for not laying it down. You must
Speaker 4: get Otani and Mookie up, and Freddy up and Ti Oscar.
Speaker 4: I mean, you've got four guys just foaming at the
Speaker 4: mouth to get up in the ninth and for buy
Speaker 4: some more heroics. And when it can't get to them,
Speaker 4: it makes it more exasperating, more frustrating. And that's why
Speaker 4: we were in the state today. And then you know,
Speaker 4: the Padres were just Champagna shower in the visiting locker room.
Speaker 4: You know, you know, just rubbing it. It's rubbing it
Speaker 4: in there. It's stinging because the time has come today. Listen.
Speaker 4: It took a triple play in the Knife to beat
Speaker 4: the azul and they did him. Play a very good
Speaker 4: baseball game, the Dodgers, and there were still within you know,
Speaker 4: a couple of a couple of pitches, I mean first
Speaker 4: and second, No, out four to two. They had three
Speaker 4: straight hits, and you just felt the electricity your blood.
Speaker 4: You know, you go and iyere going crazy in the zendo.
Speaker 4: There's there's there's a palpable buzz, you know, throughout you know,
Speaker 4: Los Angeles. Things are turning around in the ninth inning,
Speaker 4: but look at me, I'm still a wreck.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, but I'm just angry over.
Speaker 4: The whole nine innings. It wasn't just the ninth enning.
Speaker 4: If I say, uh pointed it out brilliantly. The ninth
Speaker 4: inning did not bury the Dodgers. It was the nine
Speaker 4: innings that bury the Dodgers. After the first inning, okay,
Speaker 4: oh Tani, the first pitcher, you know, smokes it down
Speaker 4: the line for the double. Then the wild throw and
Speaker 4: suddenly it's one nothing. They gave us a run. The
Speaker 4: part was just gave the Dodgers a run, but then
Speaker 4: you have more opportunities to cash in. And again Mooki
Speaker 4: strikes out with the bases loaded in the second inning.
Speaker 4: Then Mooki gets picked off at third base. I mean
Speaker 4: it was not clean hardball. You want to beat the
Speaker 4: Padres right now, the best record of baseballs and seal
Speaker 4: Stu break, you must play clean hardball. That was not
Speaker 4: a clean, clean game for the Dodgers landon knock obviously,
Speaker 4: Fredd Is who pointed out, you can't get behind. He
Speaker 4: can't give up four runs. He gives up four runs.
Speaker 4: You know, that didn't help the situation. But there were
Speaker 4: there were there were some positives. There was some There
Speaker 4: was some sunshine. The bullpen was locked in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we don't want to We don't want to ruin
Speaker 1: the sunshine. We went to to get to think about
Speaker 1: what the sunshine could be and then we'll shine it
Speaker 1: next a right, Jason Smith is in today for Rodney,
Speaker 1: and uh Vic was about to tell us how the
Speaker 1: sun is shining. So Vic, why don't you rejoin us
Speaker 1: and pick up this sunshiny tail?
Speaker 4: You mock me, Fred, But there was sunshine amidst the
Speaker 4: darkness of the of the stunning loss. And it's not devastating,
Speaker 4: DJA fans. It's not devastating. It was just a freaky, freaky,
Speaker 4: crazy last play. But again, they could have to play
Speaker 4: some clean hardballs tonight and they will.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but Dick, I think people were devastated.
Speaker 4: Oh well, in the moments it was. It was stunning.
Speaker 4: It was very hard to digest the dynamic of a
Speaker 4: game ending triptball play. We've never seen it before. What
Speaker 4: it happened like what twenty eight times in baseball history.
Speaker 4: I mean, they played the game with a like two
Speaker 4: hundred years escape. This is a it's an ancient game.
Speaker 4: Baseball is an ancient game, but still solamente sunshine. In
Speaker 4: this loss, the bullpen was locked in again. And that's
Speaker 4: a hard ball harbinger of good times for the playoffs,
Speaker 4: because it's going to be a bullpen playoffs. It has
Speaker 4: been the last few years. You know, major League Baseball
Speaker 4: has evolved. The starting pitchers are not essential anymore to
Speaker 4: win the World Series has been proven. You know, you start,
Speaker 4: it goes five in the playoff game, you're happy. He
Speaker 4: goes six, You're ecstatic. So it's a bullpen and the
Speaker 4: Dodger bullpen is crazy good. Bruce Starr Hudson shutdown last night,
Speaker 4: shutdown flavor, and you gotta love the rookie in his
Speaker 4: major league debut, twenty two year old Venezuelan flamethrower ed
Speaker 4: Gardo Enriquez. Enriquez look tremendous. I mean, the fast ball
Speaker 4: is up like one hundred and one miles an hour.
Speaker 4: The Eli Gantes strike out of Tatis with a pottery
Speaker 4: at second, I mean, Huko and I are going nuts.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't it be one of Edgardo Enriquez makes it? Makes
Speaker 4: the playoff the playoff roster as possible.
Speaker 1: You're in the biggest game of the year and the
Speaker 1: guy makes his major league debut. That's all you need
Speaker 1: to hear about the Dodger pitching situation.
Speaker 4: But they knew he had electric stuff, Fred, he was sensational.
Speaker 4: You strike out Tatis is one of the best players
Speaker 4: in baseball with a pottery on second. Unfortunately, I thought
Speaker 4: the momentum was going to carry into the Dodger half.
Speaker 4: It didn't, and that you know, and now you know
Speaker 4: that also was another bummer. But let's say said runers
Speaker 4: and scoring position was not a strike last night but
Speaker 4: there was a buzz in the zendo with the momentum
Speaker 4: shift with Enriquez with the big k of tatis, another
Speaker 4: good vibe. Anthony Bonda is back tonight from breaking his
Speaker 4: left hand. Bonda's back fellas well.
Speaker 1: That's great. Hopefully didn't punched the wall again.
Speaker 3: Vic iwan kofax from shout of the pen tonight.
Speaker 4: Cool depends fine, it depends fine, But again it's you know,
Speaker 4: the starting pitching has evolved, and as a Dodger fan,
Speaker 4: we can't freak out that we don't have, you know,
Speaker 4: three excellent starters going. I mean, I'm good with Jack Yobo.
Speaker 4: I'm good, You're good, and you know I'm Beulah. I'm
Speaker 4: good because let's say, say you get five good innings
Speaker 4: in the playoffs, you're happy, Like I said, you get six,
Speaker 4: you're ecstatic.
Speaker 1: Let's hope you can get four.
Speaker 4: The Dodgers is the upshots. I'll love the Japanese Dollar medal.
Speaker 4: The Azula will get knocked down seven times, but don't
Speaker 4: get up the eighth. Jack Flowerty takes the ball from
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Speaker 4: Sports and listen. The Doggers have a two game lead
Speaker 4: with five to play. That's a good position, all right.
Speaker 1: I think it's a question of it's a good position.
Speaker 1: It really is. But which way is momentum carrying you?
Speaker 3: This is the biggest thing.
Speaker 4: To the next starting picture. Momentum. You know, this is
Speaker 4: the hock Nye hard Bull saying, momentum rise until your
Speaker 4: next starting pitcher, and that's Jack Flaherty. And Jack's gonna
Speaker 4: bring it. The kid from Burbank, He's going to bring
Speaker 4: it tonight. I have total confidence in Jack and the
Speaker 4: offense to get get moving early. Give Jack some runs,
Speaker 4: give him a cushion, and crush the Padres. I hope
Speaker 4: the Padres enjoyed their Champire. Well, the hangover is going
Speaker 4: to be a loss tonight to the Dodgers. Yeah, let's
Speaker 4: say it. Padres made the plays last night. They made
Speaker 4: some excellent defensive plays. Profilos making plays and everybody who
Speaker 4: was making plays. They had a good game tonight, the Dodges.
Speaker 4: I'm going to play some azoul baseball man, the way,
Speaker 4: the Way of the Dodgers, the Way of the azul
Speaker 4: tonight with Jack Flaherty. I'm confident. I'm confident that leads us,
Speaker 4: leads us right to the source. Yes, I composed it,
Speaker 4: Fred for the Dodgers, because they need all the vibes
Speaker 4: and all the love. This high coup for you. On
Speaker 4: this Wednesday, September the twenty fifth, wrote it.
Speaker 1: Podres, Well, listen, vict you wrote yesterday's that worked well,
Speaker 1: you wrote yesterday that didn't. That didn't work.
Speaker 4: It's gaining momentum, Fred, Okay, Dodger's Padres, the Oz who
Speaker 4: will immerse yourselves in the ways of the Warrior Bushito,
Speaker 4: live through death, show no fear, ultimate self sacrifice, and
Speaker 4: Jack Flaherty a feeling you Dodger fans, turn on your
Speaker 4: love light tonight.
Speaker 1: All right, this is good, Vic, And if they win tonight,
Speaker 1: it's good you wrote that. And if they lose, you're
Speaker 1: going back to one of the masters tomorrow because last
Speaker 1: night's didn't help very much. So let's let's hope tonight
Speaker 1: it makes a difference.
Speaker 4: Ronnie can stop a freaky triple play, fred I can't stop.
Speaker 1: That's true. Amen to that, Vic, Ronnie, Thank you, Adam,
Speaker 1: great job billing in Jason. Thanks for hanging today. You
Speaker 1: got him and see tomorrow. Got it.
Speaker 4: M