Speaker 1: We are live in Glendale, Arizona. Welcome to Dodger Talk,
Speaker 1: our only show of the week here on AM five
Speaker 1: seventy LA Sports, and we've got a great show for
Speaker 1: you tonight. We will let you here inside the Dodger Clubhouse,
Speaker 1: inside the team meeting on Saturday for the first full
Speaker 1: squad meeting where Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman addressed the team.
Speaker 1: We will share that with you in fifteen minutes. Also
Speaker 1: coming up in thirty minutes, you will hear from one
Speaker 1: of the key players in last year's championship run, especially
Speaker 1: in October, the one and only two time World Series
Speaker 1: champion with the Dodgers, Blake Trinan. Who can ever forget
Speaker 1: Game five, after Jack Flaherty lasted what two innings the
Speaker 1: Dodgers had to go to their bullpen, Blake trining was
Speaker 1: in a key spot, throwing more pitches than he had
Speaker 1: ever thrown in a game forty six? Who can never
Speaker 1: forget Dave Roberts going out to the mound in the
Speaker 1: eighth inning just checking the temperature of trying to see
Speaker 1: where he was at. And he delivered for his manager,
Speaker 1: he delivered for his teammates, And it's the first time
Speaker 1: I have interviewed Blake Trying in since talking to him
Speaker 1: in the moment on the field at Yankee Stadium after
Speaker 1: the Dodgers were victorious in that World Series. Just amazing,
Speaker 1: amazing player, amazing person, an amazing competitor. Blake Trying and
Speaker 1: we had some fun. He tried to hold me accountable
Speaker 1: and I try to hold him accountable. What happened was
Speaker 1: he started grabbing my microphone. And for those that know
Speaker 1: the first rule of broadcasting, number one rule, you never
Speaker 1: allow anybody to grab the microphone from you. That's number one.
Speaker 1: If you're up on a platform, if you're at the
Speaker 1: school function and you're the MC, don't ever let anybody
Speaker 1: grab the microphone. And I let Blake try and grab
Speaker 1: the microphone, and you will hear that conversation coming up
Speaker 1: at the bottom of the hour. We had a great
Speaker 1: first day at Camel Back Ranch. I just got back
Speaker 1: from the Buffalo Wing Eating Contest, the seventh annual Buffalo
Speaker 1: Wing Eating Contest. Justin Turner started this seven years ago.
Speaker 1: Mookie Betts has taken the baton and last year's winner,
Speaker 1: Hero Yoshi Yamamoto's interpreter was victorious. He was not able
Speaker 1: to defend his title. Tonight, it was Dominican assistant pitching
Speaker 1: coach heyesus Canizalez that won the Buffalo wing eating contest,
Speaker 1: and it was Mookie Bets, Dave Roberts, Yamamoto, Shohio Tani
Speaker 1: that all contributed to the fund for whoever won this
Speaker 1: Buffalo wing eating contest. I believe the grand prize was
Speaker 1: twenty five hundred dollars, so I'm happy for a minor
Speaker 1: league pitching coach to get a little extra spending cash
Speaker 1: during spring training. We do have phone lines open until
Speaker 1: eight o'clock. Eight six six nine eighty seven, two five
Speaker 1: seventy is the phone number. It was actually incredible because
Speaker 1: I brought my wife and kids over to the Buffalo
Speaker 1: wing eating contest. My son Joseph loves to watch grown
Speaker 1: men embarrass themselves by eating countless number of boneless wings,
Speaker 1: and we encountered the entire team. They all showed up
Speaker 1: and it was similar to last year. All the players
Speaker 1: showed up, and it was pretty incredible that you had
Speaker 1: you had shoe A Otani and Mookie Beds standing in
Speaker 1: this Buffalo Wild Wing restaurant right in the heart of
Speaker 1: the Westgate Town Center here in Glendale, Arizona. And after
Speaker 1: we watched it for a little bit, we went across
Speaker 1: the way to have some dinner, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: in this massive outdoor mall area. If you ever been
Speaker 1: to see the Dodgers in Glendale, Arizona, you know where
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. There's a bunch of bunch of restaurants
Speaker 1: in this outdoor type of mall area, and you can
Speaker 1: hear the buzz start to generate around the courtyard that
Speaker 1: the Dodgers were there, that Otani was there, that Mookie
Speaker 1: Beds was there, and it was pretty amazing to see.
Speaker 1: It was kind of a like a tidal wave of
Speaker 1: buzz going through that outdoor mall and yeah, show hey,
Speaker 1: Otani was standing right there. You could have got a
Speaker 1: great look at Otani out of uniform, in street clothes,
Speaker 1: hanging out with his teammates. So that was pretty cool
Speaker 1: as well. Now at camp today, the big buzz was
Speaker 1: Dustin May throwing to hitters for the first time this spring.
Speaker 1: Of course, we all know about the Dustin May career arc.
Speaker 1: He has great stuff, but it seems like sometimes the
Speaker 1: velocity that he throws is too much for his body.
Speaker 1: To Tommy John surgeries. He had an unfortunate esophagus accident
Speaker 1: where he was eating dinner, and I guess he's going
Speaker 1: with that. He had a piece of lettuce that created
Speaker 1: a major medical emergency, and that derailed any thoughts of
Speaker 1: a possible comeback last year. So you had the entire
Speaker 1: I wouldn't say the entire team, but you had a
Speaker 1: lot of guys stop down to see what he had
Speaker 1: to see the way he looked, and I was told
Speaker 1: it was remarkable. I could get into the vertical tilt
Speaker 1: and all that, but it was plus plus stuff today
Speaker 1: from Dustin May. From what I was told, Max Month,
Speaker 1: see Kei Ky Hernandez faced him and they did not
Speaker 1: have very comfortable swings against Dustin May. And of course,
Speaker 1: in this juncture of spring training, we always say the
Speaker 1: pitchers are ahead of the hitter, so that's part of
Speaker 1: this as well. But I'm not gonna sit here and
Speaker 1: try to break down what Dustin May was doing. I
Speaker 1: could just give you the feedback that I got from
Speaker 1: some of the coaches that were watching today, And I
Speaker 1: can also tell you when there is a certain picture
Speaker 1: on the mound, and not only front office people, but
Speaker 1: teammates gather around the batting cage to watch it. It
Speaker 1: means something, and everybody wanted to see and support Dustin
Speaker 1: May because a lot of guys have been on this
Speaker 1: journey with him. It stood out to me that Tony
Speaker 1: Gonsolin made it a point they were roommates for a
Speaker 1: long time. Alex Vesia stopped down and really was making
Speaker 1: it known that he was here to see Dustin May. So,
Speaker 1: Blake Snell was there to see Dustin May. So a
Speaker 1: lot of guys were interested to see what Dustin May had,
Speaker 1: what Dustin May had, and what does it mean? What
Speaker 1: does it mean for Dustin May if he comes out
Speaker 1: of spring training healthy, does he have a spot in
Speaker 1: this rotation? I believe he does to start the year.
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 1: I believe there's a competition going on between Dustin May,
Speaker 1: Tony Gonsolin, and Bobby Miller. Are there two spots?
Speaker 3: Are there?
Speaker 2: Three spots? Are there?
Speaker 4: Just?
Speaker 1: Is there just one spot? That's contingent on whether or
Speaker 1: not Roki Sazaki starts games to begin the North American
Speaker 1: part of the Dodgers schedule after he starts in Japan.
Speaker 1: Dave Roberts made that announcement last week. He's planning to
Speaker 1: have the two Japanese pitchers start in Tokyo at the
Speaker 1: Tokyo Dome where they won the World Baseball Classic. That
Speaker 1: was Yoshi Yamamoto and Roki Sazaki going up against the Cubs.
Speaker 1: But look, Roki Sazaki is not a finished product by
Speaker 1: any means.
Speaker 2: He's just not.
Speaker 1: I know, everybody keeps on hyping up this guy, but
Speaker 1: last year was not a smooth year for him in Japan.
Speaker 1: He has a lot to prove and I'm not going
Speaker 1: to say that today or this year, Roki Sazaki is
Speaker 1: going to live up to the hype. This is a project.
Speaker 1: Any team that was signing Roki Suzaki was signing a project,
Speaker 1: and he he's going to start, but there's going to
Speaker 1: be some bumps along the way, and how is he
Speaker 1: going to handle that? How do the Dodgers handle that
Speaker 1: as well? So that's why there's there's spots available in
Speaker 1: the rotation. So that's the way it looks as far
Speaker 1: as the rotation goes, because Otani eventually will be in there,
Speaker 1: Roki Sazaki from time to time will be in there.
Speaker 1: Does Glass now stay healthy? He's a full participant. So
Speaker 1: there's some question marks surrounding this eight six six, eight, seven,
Speaker 1: two five seventy is the phone number, and saw Mooki
Speaker 1: Bets today. He's in great spirits. He has a great
Speaker 1: clear head on his shoulders, and you're going to hear
Speaker 1: his message to his teammates coming up in our next segment.
Speaker 1: And he definitely has set the tone again for the
Speaker 1: Dodgers like he did last year where he was so determined.
Speaker 1: And my understanding is that during the off season he
Speaker 1: was with P. D. Montero, one of the Dodger coaches
Speaker 1: who is a great infield instructor, a disciple at Reggie
Speaker 1: Smith now on Dave Roberts's staff, and P. D. Montero
Speaker 1: was working with Mookie Betts in the San Fernando Valley
Speaker 1: all winter long and watching Mooki make the throws today,
Speaker 1: it was everything that people had been talking about that, yes,
Speaker 1: the throws are much better, and more importantly, talking to
Speaker 1: Chris Woodward, the confidence is there. Mooki was still a
Speaker 1: little unsure of himself at shortstop last year. I know
Speaker 1: it's just the backfields, I know it's just practice, but
Speaker 1: he seems a lot more confident at that position. We're
Speaker 1: gonna take a time out here on Dodger Talk. When
Speaker 1: we come back your phone calls, we have two lines
Speaker 1: open at eight six six nine eighty seven two five
Speaker 1: seventy we will take you inside the Dodger Clubhouse to
Speaker 1: hear what Mookie Bets and Freddie Freeman had to say
Speaker 1: to their teammates on the first day of full squad workouts.
Speaker 1: And also coming up at the bottom of the hour,
Speaker 1: you don't want to miss my conversation with one of
Speaker 1: the heroes of the World Series, Blake Trining David Vasse
Speaker 1: live in Glendale, Arizona on your home for the World
Speaker 1: Champion Dodgers AM five to seventy LA Sports. The Dodgers
Speaker 1: first spring training game, Cactus League Opener is coming up
Speaker 1: on Thursday, and you will hear it live on your
Speaker 1: home for the World Champion Dodgers AM five to seventy
Speaker 1: LA Sports. It is against the Chicago Cubs at Camelback
Speaker 1: Ranch and it is at.
Speaker 2: Twelve oh five on.
Speaker 1: Thursday afternoon against the Cubs. And on Friday, the Dodgers
Speaker 1: in cub hook up again, this time at Sloan Park,
Speaker 1: So the Dodgers and Cubs will be facing off in Tokyo, Japan.
Speaker 1: They're the first two teams to report to spring training
Speaker 1: and they will face off in the first two games
Speaker 1: of the Cactus League. And since this is our only
Speaker 1: live show this week from Glendale, Arizona, I may have
Speaker 1: to do a Dodger Talk podcast exclusive for the iHeartRadio
Speaker 1: app at some point this week. But you will hear
Speaker 1: us live on Dodgers on Deck beginning at eleven thirty
Speaker 1: before first pitch this Thursday at twelve five the Cactus
Speaker 1: League opener. Yes, it is time for Dodger Baseball and
Speaker 1: we have your world champions covered right here on Dodgers
Speaker 1: Radio and five to seventy LA Sports coming up at
Speaker 1: the bottom of the hour, you will hear from Blake Trining.
Speaker 1: In a moment, I will take you inside the Dodger
Speaker 1: Clubhouse to hear the message for Mookie Bets and Freddie Freeman.
Speaker 1: But first let's take some phone calls. Let's go out
Speaker 1: to Camillo. Clay, You're on Dodger Talk with David Masse.
Speaker 2: Hi.
Speaker 5: Clay, Hey, Hi David, thank you, enjoy you and your commentary.
Speaker 5: You do a great job.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Clay.
Speaker 5: I want hey, I wanted to talk a little bit
Speaker 5: about something that I saw and my friends and I
Speaker 5: have discussed it, and I wanted to see if it
Speaker 5: ever came up. That infamous fifth inning of the Game five,
Speaker 5: I saw that keik A when he's running to third
Speaker 5: took kind of a different route, and I wanted to
Speaker 5: ask your opinion, if you've talked to him about that,
Speaker 5: if that's come up in conversation, and do you think
Speaker 5: that had a role in the shortstops throughout a third
Speaker 5: he kind of takes kind of an outward run. You
Speaker 5: could tell that he makes a little bit of a
Speaker 5: jog outside to go to the base clay.
Speaker 1: It's incredible you brought that up because I was talking
Speaker 1: about that base running play and a few other different
Speaker 1: little things that added up to the Dodgers winning that
Speaker 1: World Series with Dave ro Roberts last night, and he
Speaker 1: brought up that play that was one hundred percent intentional
Speaker 1: by Keith k a Hernandez. And I know we think
Speaker 1: about the clutch hits and the clutch home runs by
Speaker 1: Keith ka in October, but what makes him such a
Speaker 1: good player is that he is a baseball player. He
Speaker 1: has a high baseball IQ, and in that moment his
Speaker 1: IQ delivered, he knew he had to try to find
Speaker 1: a way to make that throw tougher on Anthony Volpi
Speaker 1: to get to Josh Chisholm. So that was one hundred
Speaker 1: percent intentional for key k to take that route from
Speaker 1: second base to third base.
Speaker 5: Yep, that's what I thought. And I had one other
Speaker 5: thing if you got time, Yeah, your thoughts on Aaron
Speaker 5: Judge when Tae Oscar hit the ball to the left
Speaker 5: center field and short hoped the sense do you think
Speaker 5: if you watch him, do you think that the catch
Speaker 5: that he made against these against Freeman, I see that
Speaker 5: he's not going full speed. Do you think there was
Speaker 5: any way that he could have got that ball?
Speaker 1: There was a chance. I thought that in the moment,
Speaker 1: it just seemed like he made a great catch. But
Speaker 1: he made a few other blunders. The obvious one was
Speaker 1: dropping the ball to start the Dodger rally in Game
Speaker 1: five of that fifth inning, but there were a few
Speaker 1: going against the wall, the one that you're talking about
Speaker 1: in particular, where he did not play it well and
Speaker 1: Juan Soto had a rough time in right field during
Speaker 1: that World Series, and that costs the Yankees and gave
Speaker 1: the Dodgers a ninety extra feet a few different times.
Speaker 1: The first one that comes to mind is Otani's double
Speaker 1: that Soto did not get too quickly and made a
Speaker 1: poor throw and labor Taurus couldn't stay in front of it,
Speaker 1: and Shohotani got to third base and the Dodgers tied
Speaker 1: the score thanks to a sacrifice fly. If if Otani's
Speaker 1: held to a double, the Dodgers don't tie the score there.
Speaker 6: Yep, that's right, very good, very good.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it all right, be safe out there, Clay, Thanks
Speaker 1: for the phone call. Yeah, And you know I talked
Speaker 1: about this on sports and at LA last week. You know,
Speaker 1: it's a reflection on Aaron Boone. How poorly the Yankees
Speaker 1: did the little things because the tone is set with
Speaker 1: the manager, and Dave Roberts has empowered his coaches last
Speaker 1: year Clayton McCullough and Dino Ebel this year Chris Woodward
Speaker 1: and Dino Ebel among others, to hold the players accountable,
Speaker 1: get them out there, their work, and I'll never forget
Speaker 1: the rest of my life. Just how from day one
Speaker 1: here in spring training the tone was set by Mookie
Speaker 1: Betts and Freddie Freeman, and not by their words, but
Speaker 1: by their action and the work they put in and
Speaker 1: that never stopped. Each and every day before every game,
Speaker 1: they were out there working and it continued through the
Speaker 1: World Series. And it was sobering and eye opening, honestly,
Speaker 1: when the Yankees had the opportunity to have early work
Speaker 1: before every World Series game, there were no Yankees out
Speaker 1: there doing any infield drills. It was shocking, considering how
Speaker 1: bad they were defensively, that nobody was out there trying
Speaker 1: to get better. But on the flip side, on the
Speaker 1: Dodger side, you had guys that are really good defensively,
Speaker 1: and Keike Hernandez, Tommy Edmond, Chris Taylor, Mookie Bets, Freddie
Speaker 1: Freeman who was on a bad right ankle among other things,
Speaker 1: and he was still out there putting in the early
Speaker 1: work and the Yankees never did. And that was I
Speaker 1: know we keep saying this, but pitching, defense, base running
Speaker 1: were the biggest difference in that World Series. And nobody'll
Speaker 1: ever forget the fifth inning of Game five, one of
Speaker 1: the epic meltdowns by any team in any World Series game,
Speaker 1: in any World Series. Inning eight six, six, seven, two,
Speaker 1: five seventy is the phone number. This is Dodger Talk.
Speaker 1: David Vasse live in Glendale, Arizona with the world champion
Speaker 1: Dodgers as they get set for trying to defend this
Speaker 1: championship and become the first team since the Yankees twenty
Speaker 1: five years ago to win back to back World Series championships.
Speaker 1: And there's been a lot of talk about trying to
Speaker 1: win one hundred and sixteen games winning back to back
Speaker 1: World Series. But as you know, in baseball, especially if
Speaker 1: you start looking that far ahead, that's where you get
Speaker 1: tripped up. And on Saturday, the Dodgers had their first
Speaker 1: full team meeting and Mookie Betts was called upon by
Speaker 1: Dave Roberts to speak. Freddie Freeman was called upon by
Speaker 1: Dave Roberts to address their team and here's what they
Speaker 1: had to say. We are taking you deep inside the
Speaker 1: Dodger Clubhouse. Here's Freddy Freeman and Mookie Betts on Saturday
Speaker 1: setting the tone for the twenty twenty five season.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think I'm just gonna harp on what
Speaker 7: you said. Every single night since I've been a professional
Speaker 7: baseball player is when I lay my head on my
Speaker 7: pillar at night, did I give everything I have to
Speaker 7: get better that day? And I've been doing that for
Speaker 7: a long time. Special this is my fourth year. We're
Speaker 7: in this uniform and I got to win it for
Speaker 7: the first time in this uniform last year and that
Speaker 7: means everything. I mean, MOOKI he's got three titles. I've
Speaker 7: got two, Max. A lot of these guys got two
Speaker 7: titles in here. Like Mukey said on that video, we
Speaker 7: want more. When you win one, you want to win
Speaker 7: another one. You just want to keep winning and winning
Speaker 7: and winning. And when you put on this uniform, that's
Speaker 7: this is the epitome of baseball right here as the Dodgers.
Speaker 7: And to be able to put this uniform on it
Speaker 7: every day when you walk in this clubhouse, make it
Speaker 7: feel special because it is special to put this uniform on.
Speaker 7: A lot of us are coming in here grinding already.
Speaker 7: You know, we're here at seven am trying to get
Speaker 7: our bodies ready to do this. And when you win
Speaker 7: this thing at the end of it, everything is worth
Speaker 7: it at the end. It really is. A lot of
Speaker 7: us went through a lot last year to do that
Speaker 7: and put a ring on, and I promise you guys,
Speaker 7: it is worth it in the end. So come in
Speaker 7: here every day, put this uniform on and make it
Speaker 7: mean something to you, just like talk was saying, and
Speaker 7: we'll see you at the end of this thing.
Speaker 3: I would say just.
Speaker 8: Everything Freddy, say everything Doc said. I would say something
Speaker 8: new for me this year that I'm working on, since
Speaker 8: it's like I do have three never went back to back,
Speaker 8: and to me, I think doing all the things that
Speaker 8: Doc said.
Speaker 3: Is going to be key. But I think discipline.
Speaker 8: I think discipline is showing up each and every day,
Speaker 8: giving your effort, giving it what you got, working on
Speaker 8: whatever you need to work on. But it's the only
Speaker 8: way to do it. So we got to figure it
Speaker 8: out and we'll be starting today with discipline, doing everything in.
Speaker 2: The right ways.
Speaker 1: That's Freddie Freeman and Mookie Betts addressing their teammates on
Speaker 1: Saturday when the full squad got together for the first
Speaker 1: time officially, and you were inside that Dodger clubhouse, And
Speaker 1: thank you to Sue Joe and the Dodgers social media
Speaker 1: team for posting that on the Dodgers' social media accounts,
Speaker 1: because that just gives you a peek inside on just
Speaker 1: the tone and the mindset of this team. And you
Speaker 1: heard what Mooki Bets had to say. He has three
Speaker 1: World Series championships, he's never won back to Backworld series,
Speaker 1: Freddie Freeman, Father Time is undefeated. Freddie is well aware
Speaker 1: of that, and it feels like these guys Mookie Bets,
Speaker 1: Freddie Freeman and sho Hey Otani, along with Teoscar Hernandez
Speaker 1: and Max Munsey, they understand, you know, what they have
Speaker 1: here and there is a fine time that these guys
Speaker 1: have left in their careers and they're not taking any
Speaker 1: season for granted. And I love what they had to say.
Speaker 1: I love that Mookie Beds has grown into a leadership
Speaker 1: role where he's comfortable enough to stand up and express
Speaker 1: himself that way. If you go back to twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: he was not as willing to be that guy, and
Speaker 1: it's hard when you're the new guy. But he has
Speaker 1: really grown into it and I saw it, especially last year,
Speaker 1: the tone he set for himself and for the team.
Speaker 1: He really has started to become more of a leader
Speaker 1: by example and also a voice in that clubhouse. And
Speaker 1: I love hearing those two guys really grow into being
Speaker 1: Dodgers and taking ownership of this team because it is
Speaker 1: their team. Along with Otani, along with Max Munsey, it
Speaker 1: is their team and their time is now. The Dodgers
Speaker 1: have you know a read a five year window here
Speaker 1: with these players to try to make this happen and
Speaker 1: also pass the baton to other younger players to understand
Speaker 1: what it takes to win and put on a Dodger
Speaker 1: uniform and really excel with that type of expectations on you.
Speaker 1: Eight six six, nine eighty seven two five seventy is
Speaker 1: the phone number. Now, Freddie Freeman had right ankle surgery.
Speaker 1: If you heard our interview on Dodger Fest from Dodger
Speaker 1: Fest a few weeks ago, he was pretty candid about
Speaker 1: where the ankle was at that time. Now he's expected
Speaker 1: to begin running this week and I was pleasantly surprised
Speaker 1: to see Freddie Freeman actually taking ground balls and moving
Speaker 1: around the first base bag defensively today. That's a great
Speaker 1: sign that his right ankle is cooperating with his timeline,
Speaker 1: because I know the Dodgers would left Freddy to take
Speaker 1: it as slow as possible and not rush it. But
Speaker 1: Freddy wants to.
Speaker 2: Be out there.
Speaker 1: That's the type of player he is, and he's doing
Speaker 1: everything he can to be out there and ready to
Speaker 1: go for Tokyo Japan. So that's a great sign. Also
Speaker 1: another observation love seeing the way that hayes on Kim
Speaker 1: has been embraced by this team and the middle infielders,
Speaker 1: actually all the infielders gather around the second base bag
Speaker 1: and start channing. Let's go Dodgers to kind of put
Speaker 1: some pressure on Kim for the last round ball of
Speaker 1: the workout, and if he doesn't make the play cleanly,
Speaker 1: they all have to start the drill over again. And
Speaker 1: he's delivered. Everybody's been marveling about his defense, his speed.
Speaker 1: The bat is a little bit behind those two things,
Speaker 1: so we'll have to see whether or not he can hit.
Speaker 1: But the Dodgers are sold already on his defense and
Speaker 1: on his speed. Eight six six seven two five seventy
Speaker 1: is the phone number. When we continue, you will hear
Speaker 1: from one of the stars, the heroes of the World
Speaker 1: Series and the Dodgers. October Run. Two time World Series
Speaker 1: Champion Blake Trinan is next on Dodger Talk right here
Speaker 1: on a five to seventy LA Sports. Two time two
Speaker 1: time World Series champion, just a monster year last year
Speaker 1: led the Dodger bullpen in more ways than one, and
Speaker 1: this interview is three months in the making. I remember
Speaker 1: exactly where I was when I set up this interview
Speaker 1: in Dallas, Texas had Nick and Sam's Dodgers player relations
Speaker 1: Wanderrado was sitting across from me as I text Blake
Speaker 1: Trinan about coming on the show as he signed his
Speaker 1: extension with the Dodgers. Blake, it's great to see you.
Speaker 4: You know what most people don't understand here is that
Speaker 4: when you're a free agent, you like to be the
Speaker 4: one to tell your family first about you signing a deal.
Speaker 4: And Dave's the rat that told this slapstick in Houston.
Speaker 3: Oh you were in Dallas. How close is that to Houston.
Speaker 2: The guy was from Washington State.
Speaker 3: Oh it wasn't. The guy was from Houston.
Speaker 4: Some dude from a like a sports reporter in Houston,
Speaker 4: which people in the sports world in Houston are slightly
Speaker 4: disrespected right now for good reason.
Speaker 1: Anyways, Well, can you you actually explain this to me again?
Speaker 4: Rip open, Let go to Mike Dave. So here's what's
Speaker 4: gonna you know, here's not Dave, it's my show right now.
Speaker 4: So here's what's happening. Well, you gave it up. So
Speaker 4: Dave texts me and says, hey, word on the street
Speaker 4: is you're a Dodger again.
Speaker 3: And here's the specifics. I'm like, how the crap do
Speaker 3: you know that Dave?
Speaker 4: Well, apparently Dave in this I don't even know this
Speaker 4: dude's name in Houston were sitting also with Wan's discussing specifics.
Speaker 3: Dave, it's my time to talk.
Speaker 4: I've got the microphone, I can talk, and so he's like,
Speaker 4: when can I get you on the rumor's true?
Speaker 3: And I was like, I don't want all I'm about
Speaker 3: Dave did. I started to pass physical Apparently the whole
Speaker 3: world knew before I knew.
Speaker 4: And so I told Dave that when it was official,
Speaker 4: I would get on the show with him, and then
Speaker 4: there was some random miscommunications that led us to spring.
Speaker 4: You can tell by his cynical laugh that he knows
Speaker 4: I'm right.
Speaker 3: He was the mole. So Dave, continue with your show.
Speaker 1: Number One, it's not my fault. People like to confide
Speaker 1: in me. Number two, Blake Trining did not confide in
Speaker 1: me to give me that news. Number Three, I never
Speaker 1: tweeted any information out.
Speaker 3: That's just interesting that you knew Houston guy, Dave guy.
Speaker 4: Now I find out three months later or however long
Speaker 4: it was, that you were in the same state as
Speaker 4: this guy.
Speaker 1: I thought this guy was the kid that you were
Speaker 1: playing catch with during twenty twenty on your street from.
Speaker 2: Wawa Tosa, Wawa Tosa.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks for not actually saying where I live, Dave,
Speaker 4: I was that close and never doing your show again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm try. Love.
Speaker 1: I love how you explained this to me, because I
Speaker 1: don't think we as media and also fans don't realize
Speaker 1: in the eagerness to break news, you want to break
Speaker 1: it to your teammates as well as your family.
Speaker 4: So the problem is I've got, you know, blessed a
Speaker 4: lot of good people in my life. So I've got
Speaker 4: like hundreds of people texting me like, hey, congrats, is
Speaker 4: it true?
Speaker 3: Is it true?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, if I fil my physical this is
Speaker 4: gonna be a weird conversation. And so everybody's asking these
Speaker 4: questions and I got to tell everybody know it's not true,
Speaker 4: and then wait and then text everybody all over again
Speaker 4: and say, hey, it was true.
Speaker 3: So it's kind of.
Speaker 4: Like, you know, everybody wants to be the first look
Speaker 4: at me. Look what I did. I you know, slap
Speaker 4: my fingers on a couple of digital icons on a phone,
Speaker 4: and I should get a pat on the back for
Speaker 4: being a great reporter. No, it's like, why don't you
Speaker 4: let the player have a chance to reveal it to
Speaker 4: you know their family and friends.
Speaker 3: And then I.
Speaker 4: Find someone like Day because he's taken time to get
Speaker 4: to know me and be a friend, or so I thought,
Speaker 4: and then he could release it.
Speaker 2: I never released anything.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's what's so weird. Some dude in Houston.
Speaker 4: So somebody in the office knows this guy, and we
Speaker 4: need to get to the bottom of the day.
Speaker 2: I feel like he was from Pullman Washington.
Speaker 4: Thirty two ounce Tomahawk's steak for you if you figure
Speaker 4: out who the mole is?
Speaker 3: Are you willing to fess up right now?
Speaker 2: I am not the male? How dare you?
Speaker 1: I'm insulted you would even say that, because I have
Speaker 1: another question. During your long winded answer right there, was
Speaker 1: that a humble brag when you said I have hundreds
Speaker 1: of friends? Are you saying that you're that beloved? And we,
Speaker 1: as mere mortals only have maybe a twenty person inner circle,
Speaker 1: But Blake Tryning has hundreds of friends.
Speaker 3: Are you ready to eat crop? Are you ready for this?
Speaker 4: I come from a big family, so first knock me
Speaker 4: on that. Secondly, I come from a small town, and
Speaker 4: they are all big followers. As anybody does anything from
Speaker 4: a small town, you support them.
Speaker 3: So yes, hundreds, I would say, like.
Speaker 4: Probably close to two hundred people on any given day
Speaker 4: of something big happening, whether it's the World Series or
Speaker 4: the big.
Speaker 3: Signing, I do get text hundreds.
Speaker 4: And it's funny that Dave tries to pull this out
Speaker 4: because his fifty followers. He's really jealous that I've got
Speaker 4: two hundred followers and he's.
Speaker 3: Got a sports show. How does la put you?
Speaker 4: How do you get to hold a Dodger's icon on
Speaker 4: this thing when you got fifty people listening right now,
Speaker 4: I'll have you my two hundred and fifty, two hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty people listening.
Speaker 1: Number One, you made me break the cardinal rule of
Speaker 1: giving up the mic. That's number one rule in broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Never give up the mic when you're doing Boise State
Speaker 1: play by play.
Speaker 3: Just remember that I'm a jack rabbit, so thank you.
Speaker 4: My wife was a voice of Say Bronco, but I'm
Speaker 4: a South Dakota State jack rabbit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go back to the text.
Speaker 1: Hundreds of close personal friends of Blake Tryning when you
Speaker 1: won the World series. When you won the World Series?
Speaker 1: How much did your phone light up when you got
Speaker 1: back to it after the celebration, just the whole experience
Speaker 1: for you.
Speaker 4: I had over five hundred text messages and it took
Speaker 4: me three days to respond and I was fried. But
Speaker 4: I did my best to respond to everybody. And the
Speaker 4: hard part is is, because you know, like you got
Speaker 4: God puts a lot of good people in your life,
Speaker 4: you want to you want to respond to everybody, and
Speaker 4: then uh, they're they want to start asking questions about
Speaker 4: what it was like. And so then it's like, hey, guys,
Speaker 4: just give me a couple of weeks and I'll talk
Speaker 4: as much as you want.
Speaker 3: I just I need to. I need to kind of
Speaker 3: like calm down a little bit. So but it was great.
Speaker 4: It's really it's really kind of a cool thing to
Speaker 4: see that many people who are enjoying following your career,
Speaker 4: and uh, but it is it.
Speaker 3: Was quite a bit afterwards to to.
Speaker 4: Get your mind reset and have some like, you know,
Speaker 4: mental clarity because it's it's winning World Series amazing. It's
Speaker 4: crazy you don't think about how much it zaps your
Speaker 4: energy after it's done, Like how you don't really think
Speaker 4: about how much you're getting tired through it when as
Speaker 4: soon as that final pitch is done.
Speaker 3: I remember getting on.
Speaker 4: The plane, I can barely walk, and I was like
Speaker 4: mentally tired and felt like I had a hip replacement.
Speaker 4: It was just so weird, but uh, it was just
Speaker 4: it is just from like the extensive workload, you know,
Speaker 4: in that Game five, probably which I still felt good
Speaker 4: when I was pitching, but afterwards, I remember doing the
Speaker 4: parade and I was like getting my hip worked on.
Speaker 3: I'm like, where are the off season? I'm getting my
Speaker 3: hip worked on?
Speaker 2: So I think back to that World Series.
Speaker 1: Obviously, Freddie's Grand Slam is a moment in time that
Speaker 1: will be forever remembered. But and I know there were
Speaker 1: a lot of great moments, but for me personally, the
Speaker 1: second moment that flashes into my mind is when Dave
Speaker 1: Roberts came to the mound in Game five and Freddie
Speaker 1: Freeman believed in you. Dave Roberts believed in you, and
Speaker 1: you believed in yourself. Do you remember that moment or
Speaker 1: is that one of those blackout type of things where
Speaker 1: you're in the mid and.
Speaker 4: I, you know, I've not really had a lot of
Speaker 4: the time to talk to Dave about it, you know,
Speaker 4: like he's he's right and coming out right there.
Speaker 3: But I remember seeing him in a moment like, frick, Dave, like,
Speaker 3: what are you doing out here? Like I gotta know.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to like pitch around him a little bit
Speaker 4: because Stanton's a better matchup even though he's on fire.
Speaker 4: I used my strengths. It's a better matchup if I execute.
Speaker 4: And uh, when he came out, he's like he gave
Speaker 4: me like the hands. I was like, hey, calm down,
Speaker 4: I just want to talk and I haven't made my
Speaker 4: mind up yet. So he comes out and talks to me,
Speaker 4: and then we were.
Speaker 3: Good to go.
Speaker 4: And then Freddie Thing came into play after the first
Speaker 4: pitch to Stanton because I go to third base, so
Speaker 4: Stam pops up to right field, Mookie Mooky grabs the ball,
Speaker 4: throws it into to the lead base. I'm looking at Max,
Speaker 4: like Max, give me the ball, and Max throws me
Speaker 4: the ball, and I just walked to the mount and
Speaker 4: I'm like, if he.
Speaker 3: Was willing to put me in for more batter, then
Speaker 3: one pitch is.
Speaker 4: In the issue, Like it's gotta be He's gotta be
Speaker 4: thinking that it could have been a five or six
Speaker 4: pitch at bat, So I got four or five pitches
Speaker 4: here to make this one happen.
Speaker 3: And I just got on the mount and I didn't.
Speaker 4: See him coming out on my peripherals, and I was like, yes,
Speaker 4: because I wanted to make sure that I did my
Speaker 4: part to clean up the ending as best as I
Speaker 4: could and give the next guy whoever was coming in
Speaker 4: and know it's gonna be Walker th that's gonna be
Speaker 4: HTTI a clean inning to finish the game instead of
Speaker 4: a one plus. And finding out afterwards that Dave was
Speaker 4: kind of on the top step trying to figure out
Speaker 4: if you wanted to and Freddie gave the hands down
Speaker 4: and like, hey, back off, like I think you know
Speaker 4: the best move here is.
Speaker 3: But that means that means a lot to me.
Speaker 4: That my my my stat like my coaching staff and
Speaker 4: manager and my teammates, you know, still thought that I
Speaker 4: was the right guy, because I believe I was for
Speaker 4: that moment, and but it means more when you know
Speaker 4: that they think the same thing of you.
Speaker 1: So, how did this offseason feel compared to when you
Speaker 1: wanted in twenty Obviously the world is a lot different,
Speaker 1: but you finally got to experience a parade in LA
Speaker 1: You got to experience everything that comes with winning the
Speaker 1: World Series.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was great. It was really cool.
Speaker 4: You know, I think you get recognized more, which is
Speaker 4: you know, like a blessing an a curse. Right, It's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: sometimes you just want to blend in and just be
Speaker 4: with the people without being recognized a little bit. But
Speaker 4: at the end of the day, it's like, it's pretty
Speaker 4: cool to see how many people cherish that World Series
Speaker 4: in the LA area, even I mean nationally globally, it
Speaker 4: doesn't matter where I'm at right now.
Speaker 3: I walk around and people were like, oh, like, congrats
Speaker 3: on the World Series.
Speaker 4: I remember going to a Boise State football game to
Speaker 4: go watch Ashton Gent because I had to go see
Speaker 4: him in person, and I walking up the steps and
Speaker 4: I had like five or six people just like, yo,
Speaker 4: congrats Champ, congrats Worlds.
Speaker 3: I'm like the he I thought my buddies were playing
Speaker 3: a prank on me. Like, I'm not used to being
Speaker 3: recognized in public.
Speaker 4: But I mean I easily ten fifteen times at that game,
Speaker 4: and it's not even like a baseball town, so it's kind.
Speaker 3: Of nuts to me.
Speaker 4: But yeah, yeah, it's been a little bit different. The
Speaker 4: worst part probably about it all, was seeing my contract
Speaker 4: release before.
Speaker 3: Before I got to do anything about it.
Speaker 1: By that guy in Houston. Yeah, I'm random Blake tryinging source.
Speaker 4: Yeah, on a zoom call with a guy in Dallas.
Speaker 4: It was weird, weird, right, really weird.
Speaker 1: I was enjoying my steak dinner. I didn't want that
Speaker 1: to pop up. I started getting my phone buzzed. Then
Speaker 1: I sent you the screenshot of the tweet.
Speaker 4: Well, I've heard from a lot of people. Yeah, my
Speaker 4: last one was fine, Dave. Before we started talking, we
Speaker 4: start talking. All of a sudden, you start leaking. You
Speaker 4: know what, I know Brandon Gums is around here somewhere,
Speaker 4: and I'll make a phone call to free Friedman.
Speaker 1: So I was gonna compliment you before we backed out
Speaker 1: of here. The last time I saw you the you
Speaker 1: know obviously you know the world. Yes, I'm going to
Speaker 1: compliment you right now.
Speaker 3: This is good.
Speaker 4: You're trying to smooth things over. You see these people.
Speaker 4: This is how you get the foot out of the mouth.
Speaker 1: This is the great Blake trying and spin. He couldn't
Speaker 1: confide in his favorite media member.
Speaker 4: Didn't have to you already had it. How can I
Speaker 4: confide if you already have the information I was.
Speaker 2: I was relaying to you what was out there publicly.
Speaker 3: We're gonna do a do you have a Twitter?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right, do a Twitter? Fan pool was Dave the Mole.
Speaker 1: I have a radio show and people are going to
Speaker 1: listen to this and they won't respond.
Speaker 4: I need I need a poll. Somebody put a pole up,
Speaker 4: is Dave the Mole?
Speaker 3: Yes or no? And we'll let the people decide.
Speaker 1: I want you to come in studio and take a
Speaker 1: phone calls, or I could come to your bungalow here
Speaker 1: in Arizona.
Speaker 3: Yeah I don't have a bungalow. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Sure, if we can work out a day for the
Speaker 4: studio and take phone calls, well, we'll just we'll do
Speaker 4: a roast Dave on on on air, like anytime that
Speaker 4: you guys all these years, you guys have listened to
Speaker 4: Dave if you've been you know, kept your sanity enough
Speaker 4: over the last like, however many years have been able
Speaker 4: to follow him?
Speaker 3: For how long you've been doing this?
Speaker 2: This is my fourteenth season.
Speaker 4: I wont to know how many people have followed for
Speaker 4: more than three straight That's what I want to know
Speaker 4: who's the diehards?
Speaker 2: So many, so many.
Speaker 3: This will be good, this will be good.
Speaker 4: We get on the phone, I want to hear the
Speaker 4: best and the worst of Dave.
Speaker 2: What you'll be on a headset.
Speaker 4: I don't I've ever been in a studio. It's like
Speaker 4: it's like you're saying, Oh, you threw a good pitch. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's called a fastball.
Speaker 2: Damn, Keyk's back to.
Speaker 4: Knows Hey, KEYK, you think he's a mole?
Speaker 3: Do you think he's a mole?
Speaker 4: Somebody looked to my contract before before I got to
Speaker 4: tell my family.
Speaker 3: Guess who was in Dallas.
Speaker 1: It's some guy in uh while with Tosa.
Speaker 3: Like three months before.
Speaker 4: Damn, dang, dude, dang, he's got nothing, people, He's just
Speaker 4: laughing through the pain.
Speaker 2: Who brought who decided to bring back Keek?
Speaker 4: I mean together he and I have won two World
Speaker 4: Series with the Dodgers's.
Speaker 1: Right, the trifecta. How many of you month see Blake
Speaker 1: trying key K Hernandez.
Speaker 4: The only World series that the daughters have been to
Speaker 4: since I've been here have been with me and KEYK, and.
Speaker 3: We've won them.
Speaker 4: Just saying MOOKI as well MOOKI also, I can't I
Speaker 4: can't leave muk out.
Speaker 3: Let's fall.
Speaker 2: You look refreshed.
Speaker 3: I think I just burnt all my energy out right now.
Speaker 1: Gosh, I just boosted the morale of the Dodgers anchor
Speaker 1: of the bullpen. This will get you through at least
Speaker 1: the next three days.
Speaker 3: We paid seventy two for an anchor.
Speaker 1: He loves David Vasse already. By the way, Yeah, you
Speaker 1: should be nervous.
Speaker 3: You guys are two peas of a pod. Two peas
Speaker 3: in a pod deflectors.
Speaker 2: That's not true at all. I feel like I'm being
Speaker 2: a cuth you Dave.
Speaker 4: Hey, I think the people are ready for this show
Speaker 4: to end, and we'll pick up for the next one.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is just one segment. I still have a
Speaker 2: lot of show left.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, who's the next guy?
Speaker 1: Well, we'll recap the buffalo talking to No I'm gonna
Speaker 1: talk to the fans now. This is you're the centerpiece
Speaker 1: of the show.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, just so you know, you'll never wear my glove.
Speaker 4: But I got to hold your microphone.
Speaker 1: Damn, I can't wait to get a nice pearl baseball,
Speaker 1: says two time World Series champion Blake trying it.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna sign up til I retire, so hopefully
Speaker 4: it says four times I love it.
Speaker 3: That'd be cool. Why why what?
Speaker 4: You don't try to make it sound like it's a
Speaker 4: bar to anybody.
Speaker 2: Else, Like I said, that's special to me.
Speaker 3: Thank you all right, have a good one day.
Speaker 4: I feel like, man, this is like, this is like
Speaker 4: people who don't know how to say goodbye SORRYO over
Speaker 4: and out.
Speaker 2: Over and out. Blake, Wow, that was a lot.
Speaker 1: Blake Trining, great guy, great interview, and obviously very very
Speaker 1: combative when it comes to me. He always wants to
Speaker 1: try to hold me accountable. And I guess I'll open
Speaker 1: up the phone lines right now. I don't do Twitter polls,
Speaker 1: Blake Trining, There's a bigger world out there outside of Twitter.
Speaker 1: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy. Do
Speaker 1: you believe me or do you believe Blake Trinan who
Speaker 1: was trying to say on the mole that leaked his
Speaker 1: contract being signed with the Dodgers to some random.
Speaker 2: Houston TV anchor.
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean come on eight six six nine eighty
Speaker 1: seven two five seventy and uh, let's start out in
Speaker 1: Sherman Oaks Oggi, you're on Dodger Talk. Can you believe
Speaker 1: what Blake Trinon was trying to accuse me of?
Speaker 6: I tell you a shocked shocked I was. But this
Speaker 6: is my theory. This is who I think it was.
Speaker 6: I think it was someone by the Day by the
Speaker 6: name of David Mole. Say, don't ask my source, but
Speaker 6: you're not helping. That's when he didn't directly accuse you.
Speaker 6: Different initials. But you know, maybe you know.
Speaker 1: And when you see Blake trying to pitch, is that
Speaker 1: the uh? Is that the personality you expected to hear?
Speaker 6: Oh? Absolutely, you see the break on his pitches. A
Speaker 6: guy like that has to be has to have a
Speaker 6: mind like that.
Speaker 1: He broke off a few sliders on me. Man, Wow,
Speaker 1: that was That was not the interview I thought was
Speaker 1: going to take place. But you know, Blake grabbed the
Speaker 1: microphone from me. But yeah, he's a great guy. And
Speaker 1: certainly when people look back, Aggie, like yourself at the
Speaker 1: World Series and Blake trying it will be one of
Speaker 1: those guys that people will remember and say without him.
Speaker 2: We do not win.
Speaker 6: Absolutely. I mean you talk about defining moments that that
Speaker 6: last thing that he pitched was a defining moment along
Speaker 6: that long, beautiful journey.
Speaker 2: For sure, What did.
Speaker 1: You have for about it before I before I started
Speaker 1: to take this impromptu poll that Blake Trent and wanted,
Speaker 1: I totally understand.
Speaker 6: I want to speed that along, and I promise not
Speaker 6: to grab the microphone. You can hold it right there.
Speaker 6: We're good. What I wanted to talk about and this
Speaker 6: was something that you touched on and I just want
Speaker 6: to expand on. It is that window of time that
Speaker 6: the Dodgers are in right now. For me as a fan,
Speaker 6: having grown up watching the Dodgers through the seventies, through
Speaker 6: the eighties, the nineties, the drought, the McCourt years, this
Speaker 6: wonderful time we're experiencing now. This Dodgers squad really has
Speaker 6: a chance if things go right in the sense of
Speaker 6: being healthy and being put in a position to really
Speaker 6: establish themselves as a dynasty in the same breadth of
Speaker 6: the nineties Chicago Bulls, the Jeters and Yankees, those the
Speaker 6: New England Patriots, those kind of dynasties where people look
Speaker 6: back ten years down the road, twenty years later and
Speaker 6: they go, wow, we were so lucky to see that
Speaker 6: and experience that, And to me, that is what is
Speaker 6: most special about what the Dodgers are doing and how
Speaker 6: they continue to grow and they're not about tearing it down.
Speaker 6: They retool. And we've been so fortunate from the standpoint
Speaker 6: of them finally getting in the series in twenty seventeen
Speaker 6: to see them beat the Yankees. Now have two World
Speaker 6: Series in four years. I mean, the Giants won three
Speaker 6: and four years from twenty ten to twenty fourteen and
Speaker 6: from twenty twenty to twenty twenty four. The Dodgers have two.
Speaker 6: But the Dodgers have a chance to build on last
Speaker 6: year's success and really stripe for immortality.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, You're right, Augie, and I think the
Speaker 1: players understand that as well. Thanks for the phone call,
Speaker 1: appreciate it. And look, even Blake Trenton said it. He
Speaker 1: signed up for two more years. He said he wants
Speaker 1: to be a four time World Series champion by the
Speaker 1: time it's all done with Hey, Blake tried and wanted
Speaker 1: to know anybody that has hung with me for more
Speaker 1: than three years. I found somebody Isabelle in Anaheim. You
Speaker 1: are that person that has hung with me for three
Speaker 1: straight years and.
Speaker 9: More maybe by over twenty years. Bling with chill and
Speaker 9: Doug too.
Speaker 2: That's right, Isabelle.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show Blake trying to your name and that
Speaker 1: you have been very loyal to me.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, you will. And I do believe you. You
Speaker 9: did not break So I do believe you, David I
Speaker 9: and yeah, usually give give him my phone in bitter
Speaker 9: I will. Yeah, I was it.
Speaker 1: I'm going to call you with Blake trying it on speakerphone. Isabelle,
Speaker 1: you better be right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah you got. You can get my numbers from
Speaker 9: calling or give my numbers from Petro. Yeah, I'll do it.
Speaker 2: Everybody's got your number, Okay I would.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, but listen. The thing I do want to
Speaker 9: say is let this stop with this dog is winning
Speaker 9: one hundred and twenty game people. Okay, I listen. They
Speaker 9: will win the division. It's not easy, you know, to
Speaker 9: win back to back. Hey, if they can win back
Speaker 9: to back, I'll be.
Speaker 6: To this.
Speaker 9: But yeah, it's a good season.
Speaker 2: But busy.
Speaker 1: I got news for you too. I got I got
Speaker 1: breaking news for you as well. Last week, speaking of
Speaker 1: Joe and Doug, I had lunch with Doug Recorian and
Speaker 1: he is stay one years young. Are you shocked that
Speaker 1: Doug Recorian is still walking this earth.
Speaker 9: No, I'm not, but yeah, you say that last week.
Speaker 9: How is Doug fight away?
Speaker 1: He hasn't changed, Isabelle. He misses you.
Speaker 9: Terrible well time high you could give it my number two.
Speaker 9: I missed, Doug.
Speaker 1: I will, I will, Isabelle, thank you for the phone
Speaker 1: call and thank you for your faith in me and
Speaker 1: my honesty. Yeah, how do you think that would go over?
Speaker 1: If I if I gave Blake Trening, Isabelle and Anaheim's
Speaker 1: phone number, or if we dowed her together speak her phone?
Speaker 1: I guess I can get her number from Ronnie Colin,
Speaker 1: Kate's Petros money. They all have her number. We'll see
Speaker 1: if that happens anyway. That'll do it for us tonight.
Speaker 1: In case he missed any of the show, you can
Speaker 1: find it on the iHeartRadio app. You will hear from
Speaker 1: us again on Thursday at eleven thirty as we will
Speaker 1: have Dodgers on deck getting you ready for first pitch
Speaker 1: of the Cactus League opener between the Cubs and Dodgers
Speaker 1: from Camelback Ranch twelve oh five. First pitch. Rick Monday
Speaker 1: and Tim Nevertt will have the play by play for
Speaker 1: you and it should be a fun spring training and
Speaker 1: it certainly will be a great ride in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Thanks to Ronnie Fascio for all his help. Thanks to
Speaker 1: Blake Shrining for entertaining us tonight. Are you not entertained?
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 1: We will talk to you on Thursday. Have a great
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