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Speaker 2: your favorite Dodger pregame host, Tim Kates.
Speaker 3: If you want to talk.
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Speaker 4: We've been banished to the Internet until this Dodgers playoff
Speaker 4: run concludes. Here they are broadcasting live on AM five
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Speaker 3: One win away. That's it.
Speaker 5: That's all that separates the Dodgers, the city of LA
Speaker 5: and a World Series championship. Saxon Kateton Am Here on
Speaker 5: your own home of the Dodgers, AM five to seventy
Speaker 5: LA Sports. It's Game four of the World Series tonight
Speaker 5: from a Yankee stadium in the Bronx. Dodgers a three
Speaker 5: to nothing series lead and a chance to close out
Speaker 5: the Yankees on the road in a sweep in New
Speaker 5: York with a win Tonight Dodgers on Decades started at
Speaker 5: four o'clock. First pitch from the Galpin Motors broadcast booth
Speaker 5: is coming up at five oho eight.
Speaker 1: It's a bullpen game for the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: Luis Heel will go for the New York Yankees, who
Speaker 5: had himself a fifteen win season, a sub three ERA
Speaker 5: during the regular season, a really good starter for the
Speaker 5: Yankees in twenty twenty four. But he's gonna have his
Speaker 5: hands full with this Dodgers offense tonight. These guys are hungry.
Speaker 5: These guys want to finish it off. These guys want
Speaker 5: to win a World Series championship as fast as they
Speaker 5: can and get back to LA and celebrate with the
Speaker 5: Dodger fans here in Los Angeles with the parade. They're hungry.
Speaker 5: Not only the dog gonna be barking tonight, but the
Speaker 5: offense is gonna be barking, and the Dodgers are ready
Speaker 5: to go tonight with a bullpen game. Who starts for
Speaker 5: the Dodgers, we'll find out. It'll be a matchup by matchup,
Speaker 5: any by any situation for Dave Roberts, and I have
Speaker 5: to believe Sax. Even though the Dodgers used six different
Speaker 5: relievers last night the load outside of Brazier and twenty
Speaker 5: two pitches, I mean Hudson through twenty two, Copek through
Speaker 5: twenty four. Even if you threw twenty plus pitches as
Speaker 5: a reliever, I have to imagine in a close out
Speaker 5: game of a World Series, a chance to hoist that
Speaker 5: trophy and sweep the Yankees. If Dave Roberts came to
Speaker 5: you and said, hey, Blake Tryning, Michael Kopeck, Daniel Hudson,
Speaker 5: I know you pitched last night twenty three pinchs. Do
Speaker 5: you have it in you to come back out tonight
Speaker 5: and give me twenty more? Give me an inny, give
Speaker 5: me three outs.
Speaker 6: At least a guy, at least at least one in
Speaker 6: a crucial situation. Absolutely, any of these guys are gonna
Speaker 6: say I mean no, Doc said right. And if they're not,
Speaker 6: they're not available. But you know what, to get a
Speaker 6: guy up, absolutely there. I think we're gonna need. The
Speaker 6: Dodgers are gonna need, uh, you know, maybe one bulk guy.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's Casparious, maybe it's Honeywell or hey, maybe it
Speaker 6: could be lending Neck, who knows, but they may need
Speaker 6: maybe two or three out of one of those guys.
Speaker 6: If they get it, great, and then it's look at it.
Speaker 6: If it's five to two and the Yankees are threatening,
Speaker 6: it's all hands on deck. I mean, I think they
Speaker 6: pour everything into this and and you just shut these
Speaker 6: guys down, one guy at a time. Is there a
Speaker 6: scenario where no, he's not gonna pitch Flairty, No, he's
Speaker 6: not gonna pitch him. Well, you still hope he does.
Speaker 6: There is a corner of your heart, a recess of
Speaker 6: your soul. It thinks maybe he'll pitch there is Look,
Speaker 6: he's not for show, not not for like, you know,
Speaker 6: ninth inning. Their bases are loaded, you've spent the bullpen.
Speaker 6: Is he gonna pitch? I gotta say probably not.
Speaker 3: He's not.
Speaker 5: This scenario eight two Dodgers lead, ninth inning, Why and
Speaker 5: you need one out?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: What eight two Dodgers winning?
Speaker 1: No, it's the ninth inning and it's one out.
Speaker 3: To God put Munsey in.
Speaker 6: There's If it's eight to two, No, you're not gonna
Speaker 6: You're not gonna risk show. Hey, let's say he rips
Speaker 6: a flexor tendon and then what are you gonna do?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, what are you doing? You're up eight
Speaker 6: to two?
Speaker 5: I think this shoulder sublextionnation or whatever it is, the separation,
Speaker 5: the popping out of the joint, I think it probably
Speaker 5: has squashed any hope of me wanting show Hey o
Speaker 5: Tany to pitch.
Speaker 3: Well, luckily it's the other shoulder, so you know, I mean.
Speaker 5: The whole you know, pitching, and you know it separates
Speaker 5: a whole movement, right, I don't. I just don't see
Speaker 5: him pitching, no absolute tim even maybe there's a chance, I.
Speaker 3: Don't think so.
Speaker 6: I mean, I know the fans and everybody would probably
Speaker 6: like that show. Hey would probably in you know, in
Speaker 6: a corner of his soul, he would probably like to say,
Speaker 6: I want to show everybody what they're gonna see next year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but nah, No, I don't think so.
Speaker 5: A guy who is taking them mount a couple times
Speaker 5: this year in blowout situations both good and bad, has
Speaker 5: been Key k Hernandez. I think it'd be kind of fun. Again,
Speaker 5: this is all If the Dodgers are winning, big, throw
Speaker 5: keyk out there to get the final out of that.
Speaker 6: Would it be a slap in the face to the
Speaker 6: other team, Yes, absolutely, Okay.
Speaker 5: Would it be a front hand slap, Yes, it'd be
Speaker 5: a backhand slap.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it'd be a slap in the face.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, it'd be like Chris Rocketting slap to be like
Speaker 6: one of those that's right.
Speaker 5: I don't keep my wife's name out of your mouth.
Speaker 5: Out of your mouth, right, Okay, I don't. That's not
Speaker 5: gonna happen. But it's not gonnap the fan of me
Speaker 5: would think would be great. I think Dave.
Speaker 3: Roberts, with classy guy that he is, he doesn't want
Speaker 3: to slap him.
Speaker 6: He's one to say, let's go and you get to
Speaker 6: sing and get hey, let's beat him and get out
Speaker 6: of towns right, that's what you gotta do.
Speaker 5: Let's celebrate and get back to La as quick as
Speaker 5: pos out of town. David Vassay is going to join us,
Speaker 5: coming up at the bottom of the hour of your
Speaker 5: phone calls at eight sixty six, nine eighty seven two
Speaker 5: five seventy. Thank you for me, impatient, Kenny and Tarzani
Speaker 5: your next up year on a five seventy with sax
Speaker 5: and Kate's and am how you doing?
Speaker 7: I'm doing great. I've been on Cloud nine since about
Speaker 7: eight thirty on Friday night when I was at Deans
Speaker 7: from Ganada Hills's house. It's been tremendous. And I'll tell
Speaker 7: you what the kioscar and laser yesterday, it was just
Speaker 7: fantastic that throw and you guys were talking about the
Speaker 7: differences and similarities between Tommy and Dave Roberts. Well, I
Speaker 7: love that suicide squeeze or safety squeeze, even though it
Speaker 7: didn't work out as a makeup call, how you thought
Speaker 7: about it from fifty five. Actually that's before Saxony and
Speaker 7: I were born. But it was great to see that,
Speaker 7: and I appreciated that Tommy was sort of story, although
Speaker 7: it will haunt me the rest of the day, that
Speaker 7: support beach story Steeves.
Speaker 5: All right, Kitty, I appreciate it. Nice, nice visual in
Speaker 5: everybody's mind.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Hey, you know another thing I just wanted to touch on
Speaker 6: this real quick. When you look at Louis Heel spelled Gil.
Speaker 3: I mean, this guy is going to be considered for
Speaker 3: Rookie of the Year this year. Yeah, and you never
Speaker 3: heard the thing about him. Nothing, And he's in New York. Nothing.
Speaker 6: You don't hear anything about Louise Heel. He's fifteen and seven.
Speaker 6: He had a three fifty era strong consideration for ale
Speaker 6: Rookie of the year and you hear nothing about him.
Speaker 6: It's pretty odd, just kind of floated in New York.
Speaker 3: Tim, Yeah, come on, you think you.
Speaker 5: Get a little bit more publicity, But when you're pitching
Speaker 5: with Garrett Cole, him and Rodin carried the Yankee pitching
Speaker 5: staff for a good amount of time, well did. Garrett
Speaker 5: Cole was banged up and trying to come back from
Speaker 5: an injury during the middle of part of this season.
Speaker 5: So this is going to be fantastic tonight. I cannot wait.
Speaker 5: The celebration is going to be on and the Dodger
Speaker 5: fans are going to be so excited to have another
Speaker 5: parade in Los Angeles, the first for the Dodgers since
Speaker 5: nineteen eighty eight. Saxy, you mentioned it earlier, that parade,
Speaker 5: A lot of you guys were sick. Yep, that eighty parade,
Speaker 5: The stage, the celebration, the opportunity to be in front
Speaker 5: of the fans. How much did that mean though for
Speaker 5: you guys as players to win it in Oakland, come
Speaker 5: back and to be at the center of attention with
Speaker 5: the public in downtown.
Speaker 6: L oh it was just unreal. You can't describe it.
Speaker 6: And it was on Cloud nine. It was such a blur.
Speaker 6: But to be there with all the the great fans
Speaker 6: here in Los Angeles, it was just absolutely amazing. And
Speaker 6: the players really feast off the love that you get
Speaker 6: from the fans, and you always they always have and
Speaker 6: they always will to hear the fans, and they they
Speaker 6: really deeply appreciate all the all that great love you
Speaker 6: get back from Yeah.
Speaker 5: Angel, and Lincoln Heights is next up. You're on a
Speaker 5: seventy sports h Angel.
Speaker 7: Hey, how you doing, Boss? How you doing?
Speaker 3: What's up? Angel?
Speaker 7: Hey? I love your staves.
Speaker 3: I love you, thank you, I appreciate you.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 10: I can't I can't remember. I can't remember another World
Speaker 10: series like we're gonna have. You know, I'm probably the Dodgers.
Speaker 10: I always been a Dodger fans in nineteen seventy two,
Speaker 10: since we came here. I was fall years old. My
Speaker 10: dad worked at Dodger Stadium for years. But I can't
Speaker 10: remember that.
Speaker 7: Everybody used to use that little.
Speaker 10: Radio and and go inside the Dodger Stadium and listening
Speaker 10: to the Dodgers, listen to balance.
Speaker 7: This is how we feel this year.
Speaker 10: I think we're gonna do it again. We're gonna do
Speaker 10: it again. I got the feeling that we're gonna do
Speaker 10: it again. And all the fans they're up there, please
Speaker 10: don't you know, don't don't start breaking window. We're gonna
Speaker 10: celebrate the Dodgers. We're in LA and they celebrate the rightway.
Speaker 10: Don't celebrate nothing. Don't shut up to Fernando Garcia up
Speaker 10: there with Charlene, Arlene and Michael.
Speaker 7: They're listening to you. They only led three or four
Speaker 7: five years old.
Speaker 10: Steve, I love you, had.
Speaker 3: Ye loves himself. What's a good dude. I like that.
Speaker 3: I love the passion. Yeah, he's right.
Speaker 5: If the Dodgers are fortunate to celebrate tonight with a championship,
Speaker 5: celebrate the right way. Dodger fans celebrate the safe way.
Speaker 5: They will out there, they will, they will. Don't be knucklehead,
Speaker 5: they're doing something stupid. Celebrate together, come together together as
Speaker 5: a community, and celebrate with the Dodgers were able to
Speaker 5: accomplish as a city in.
Speaker 3: When we won an eighty eight.
Speaker 6: There was no crazy celebration knuckleheads out there. It was great,
Speaker 6: it was classy, it was perfect. Do you remember the
Speaker 6: night of celebration in Oakland?
Speaker 5: That night?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, guys, one guys, back to the team hotel.
Speaker 6: I think that night, I remember going off to a
Speaker 6: little room by myself, and two like five feet away
Speaker 6: the celebration had started. I went into this room there
Speaker 6: was It was so weird because there was just this
Speaker 6: little catacomb off to the side with a chair in it.
Speaker 6: I thought, this is weird. Did somebody put this in here?
Speaker 6: And I went in there and I took my uniform off.
Speaker 6: I wanted to keep it for posterity. And I sat
Speaker 6: in this chair and I can hear the muffled sounds
Speaker 6: of the celebrations starting just a few feet away because
Speaker 6: I had the door closed and tim I was so
Speaker 6: absolutely physically and mentally exhausted. I could have went to sleep. Wow,
Speaker 6: I could have absolutely dozed off and went to sleep
Speaker 6: with all of that happening. I was that tired. And
Speaker 6: then of course I got my uniform stuffed away and
Speaker 6: back into the room for excitement, and then you know,
Speaker 6: coming back, I went on. I think I went on
Speaker 6: Good Morning America at four thirty am, so I never
Speaker 6: got to sleep. The flight home to La I went,
Speaker 6: had a car pick me up, went right did Good
Speaker 6: Morning in America for you know, the East coast. At
Speaker 6: seven thirty and I was on four thirty here. That's
Speaker 6: why you get sick because of all that and then
Speaker 6: but it was great.
Speaker 3: I can tell you.
Speaker 6: Afterwards, I flew up to Sacramento after it was all done, ye,
Speaker 6: and my mom just took care of me. I slept
Speaker 6: in this big bed. Nobody could call me. My mom
Speaker 6: was cooking that Italian food for like ten days.
Speaker 3: It was great. It was amazing. My mom was amazing mother.
Speaker 5: That is awesome. That is absolutely awesome. Night is celebration.
Speaker 5: You're not a guy who drinks, so what do you
Speaker 5: sip on? What are you doing in that celebration?
Speaker 3: Is nothing better than a pizza and a Coca cola? Dude?
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me? And I'm not trying to be corny,
Speaker 3: but I just dig it. That's what I like. That's awesome. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that is awesome.
Speaker 5: He is Steve Saxon, Tim Kates. It's sax and Kate's
Speaker 5: and am Will in the great city of Burbank here
Speaker 5: in the eight one eight Will.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Hey, good.
Speaker 11: Morning, gentlemen. Thank you so much.
Speaker 8: What a great series.
Speaker 11: And just the games have been wonderful because the Dodgers
Speaker 11: have been winning. I was blessed enough to be in
Speaker 11: person in Game one witness that Freddie Freeman historic Grand
Speaker 11: Slam with my son teenage son flashback years ago I
Speaker 11: was a teenager with my father watching Gibson hit his
Speaker 11: home runs. A full circle of life there. I just
Speaker 11: want to comment on just how wonderful it is to
Speaker 11: watch the games to night, but then to wake up
Speaker 11: and do that long drive into work and listen to
Speaker 11: YouTube every morning. I'm gonna miss that once the Dodgers
Speaker 11: win the World Series. The nuggets between you two and
Speaker 11: Saxey my favorite line with my kids. Then dropping off
Speaker 11: the high school when we're talking about the maturity or
Speaker 11: the age level of Yamamoto and it's the effective I
Speaker 11: was buying my clothes at sixth grade. I wish I
Speaker 11: had a T shirt for.
Speaker 3: That, you know, show your kids.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and last last point though, I do want to
Speaker 11: bring up because I don't think it's getting much airtime.
Speaker 11: When they were scuffling with the Padres and everyone was
Speaker 11: trying to exercise those demons. I remember I was on
Speaker 11: the five making my way into Burbank when Saxy you
Speaker 11: were talking about, Hey, this is lining up to be
Speaker 11: Dodgers and Yankees in the world series. Let's not look
Speaker 11: at this as a bad thing. Let's look at this
Speaker 11: as a good thing. And man, your words were prophetic. Brother,
Speaker 11: that's positive thinking. That's a ballplayer. So just want to
Speaker 11: bring that up. Gentlemen, going to miss you, but there
Speaker 11: will be celebrating you know soon enough.
Speaker 5: Yep, thanks will thanks a nice man. That's a nice call.
Speaker 5: Celebrated you the entire time.
Speaker 3: Nice. I think I feel over here. No, Tim, it's
Speaker 3: all because of you. You know that, brother.
Speaker 6: I appreciate you leading the charge here. I'm just I'm
Speaker 6: just here. I'm just here for the right. I don't
Speaker 6: know about that.
Speaker 3: Let's let's get it all straight. I'm here for the right.
Speaker 3: You lead the charge.
Speaker 5: Now let's go to Reggie in La and to straighten
Speaker 5: things out here on this Tuesday morning. Reggie, good morning.
Speaker 5: The Dodgers are twenty seven outs away from an eighth
Speaker 5: World Series championship.
Speaker 3: You ready to party.
Speaker 11: I'll be all right on the party.
Speaker 12: I'll tell you what a man. Some of those defensive
Speaker 12: gems that we saw yesterday really had me thinking, man,
Speaker 12: this team is so different, particularly that one odd throw
Speaker 12: that the pitcher gave the Tommy.
Speaker 13: Edmond and they had a slow down.
Speaker 8: Mit.
Speaker 12: Sure he got the out on that one, and that
Speaker 12: was just man, that was such.
Speaker 8: A great play.
Speaker 12: And to think, I don't know if anyone thought Tommy
Speaker 12: Evans could be the full time shortstop.
Speaker 8: I mean, what do you guys think about that?
Speaker 3: It's a great point.
Speaker 5: I'm glad you brought that up, Reggie, because that is
Speaker 5: a baseball play right there that Tommy had been made,
Speaker 5: coming across from a shortstop and making sure Saxy he
Speaker 5: got the out, one out. He wasn't worried about getting
Speaker 5: the double play because the lead runner was important at
Speaker 5: that time, still a three nothing game, I think is
Speaker 5: what it was at important to get that out, and
Speaker 5: he did everything he could to make sure he had
Speaker 5: that right foot.
Speaker 6: I believe on the base. Look, look, the important thing
Speaker 6: is you gotta get one. The most important throw, and
Speaker 6: a double play is the first throw. And as was
Speaker 6: well documented right there, if that throws on the bag,
Speaker 6: you get another, you get the next row. But because
Speaker 6: of Tommy Edmund's great baseball acumen, he knows that you
Speaker 6: gotta get one and let's go from there. And he
Speaker 6: did it perfectly to salvage that that play right there,
Speaker 6: you saw Gradorol's frustration afterwards, he was really ticked at himself.
Speaker 5: But you know what day, that's what your teammates do.
Speaker 5: They pick you up again. Another defensive play, another one.
Speaker 5: I forgot about it.
Speaker 3: Sometimes we take it for granted. You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Upstairs, Tommy Edmond doing his thing. Just make it a
Speaker 6: baseball play. Could he be the everyday shortstop?
Speaker 3: Listen?
Speaker 6: He could be, But listen, here's the thing. Tommy Edmond
Speaker 6: is a better player when you get to utilize all
Speaker 6: of his great assets, and that's playing the outfield, that's
Speaker 6: playing third and second. He was a gold glover at
Speaker 6: second base, much different than shortstop. Can he go in
Speaker 6: there and plug shortstop? For absolutely, he's that good of
Speaker 6: a player. I think he's more well utilized by different
Speaker 6: positions and you can really get to appreciate all those
Speaker 6: great things he can do.
Speaker 5: Well the Dodgers get him again for next year, because
Speaker 5: he's under contract through twenty twenty five, it'll be interesting
Speaker 5: to see. I mean, this is kind of looking in
Speaker 5: a few months down the road here in free agency,
Speaker 5: what the Dodgers elect to do with the shortstop position.
Speaker 5: If it's Tommy Emmon every day, if they elect to
Speaker 5: go with a Megal Rojas next year. Gavin Lux was
Speaker 5: given the reins in spring training. That experiment didn't work.
Speaker 5: He's probably better suited for second base. But whereas a
Speaker 5: Tommy Edman fit in is every day shortstop? Is he
Speaker 5: a second baseman? Is he a center field? There one
Speaker 5: of the many decisions the Dodgers are going to have
Speaker 5: to make here. It's a great position to have them.
Speaker 3: That's the thing.
Speaker 5: Unbelievable to have these kind of decisions, to have him
Speaker 5: right there at the center of it. Eight sixty six
Speaker 5: ninety seven two five seventy Dodgers are one away from
Speaker 5: a World Series championship. The city is starting to buzz
Speaker 5: last night. There was excitement this morning. You can feel
Speaker 5: the buzz, the stirring, if you will, of excitement for
Speaker 5: Dodger fans and anticipation of a Game four win tonight,
Speaker 5: and then the celebration will begin, a safe celebration in
Speaker 5: southern California, which will come with a parade later on
Speaker 5: this week. Take care of business tonight though Game four.
Speaker 5: We'll check in with David Vasai. We got your phone calls,
Speaker 5: we got Steve's keys.
Speaker 1: That's all coming up.
Speaker 5: Thanks for being with us at SAX and Kate's and
Speaker 5: the Am on a FI seventy l a sports scam
Speaker 5: on your radio, saxon Kate's in the AM on this
Speaker 5: Tuesday morning. Thanks for being with us as you make
Speaker 5: that commute, make that drive, heading to work, taking the
Speaker 5: kids to school.
Speaker 3: Maybe you're on your way to school.
Speaker 5: Appreciate you taking us with you as the Dodgers are
Speaker 5: one win away from the World Series championship after a
Speaker 5: four to two win over the Yankees last night, Walker
Speaker 5: Mueler five shutout innings, Freddy Freeman went deep showy Otani, Hey,
Speaker 5: his presidence alone is something big for this Dodgers lineup,
Speaker 5: which is now twenty seven outs away from a World
Speaker 5: Series championship, and if they can get it done tonight,
Speaker 5: a parade will follow later on this week. Eight six, six,
Speaker 5: nine eighty seven, two five seventy is our number. David
Speaker 5: Vesta will join us from New York. He was up
Speaker 5: late last night taking your calls on Dodger Talk. He
Speaker 5: was in the Dodger Clubhouse show and of course talking
Speaker 5: to Mookie Bets on the postgame show as well. So
Speaker 5: we'll hear from DV coming up in just a little bit.
Speaker 5: We go to Sylvia. North Hollywood is next up here
Speaker 5: on ANFI seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 1: Hi Sylvia, Good.
Speaker 14: Morning, Kim, Good morning Steven.
Speaker 3: So you how are you?
Speaker 14: Oh my gosh, I hear all this talk about using show. Hey, Otani,
Speaker 14: I don't care if the score is fifteen to three.
Speaker 15: I really feel like we have enough dogs.
Speaker 14: In the bullpen. I mean really, they're strong. Our bullpen
Speaker 14: is the strongest. I really don't see any need to
Speaker 14: hurt Otani any further. I'm just okay. I can't believe
Speaker 14: I got on.
Speaker 7: The air first.
Speaker 3: So that's that's Tim Cage pushing that. Not wishful. Thank you, Sylvia.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna happen. We know that. That's all. That's
Speaker 3: all too.
Speaker 14: It's not going to happen. This team is so strong.
Speaker 14: We've got so many guys. I mean, after hearing Brent
Speaker 14: Honeywell story, they're all just ready waiting to contribute.
Speaker 7: And yeah, not going to happen.
Speaker 14: The only thing that went right for New York last
Speaker 14: night is Leslie Odom Junior singing the national anthem, and
Speaker 14: let's leave it at that.
Speaker 5: What about Fat Joe last night, Sylvia? Fat Joe is tremendous.
Speaker 14: I'll be polite, my cup of tea. But my daughter,
Speaker 14: my eleven year old daughter, is a huge fan of Hamilton.
Speaker 14: So when I saw Leslie Odam Junior coming to the
Speaker 14: National Anthem, I got her away from homework and she
Speaker 14: ran to the screen and just yelled Aaron Burr. Yeah,
Speaker 14: we do have other interests in town. The Pantagious Theater
Speaker 14: in Hollywood just went blue. They showed it on the
Speaker 14: news this morning. Everything's starting to bleed blue, really big
Speaker 14: and bright. And yeah, I wanted to have a parade.
Speaker 14: I wanted to get this done, but I.
Speaker 15: Want to get on the air to remind fans that
Speaker 15: we're also still a team. In morning, I mean, we
Speaker 15: lost our Fernando and if anything, he's our angel in
Speaker 15: the sky, and you know, and people want to get
Speaker 15: stupid and get a little too pumped and crazy, just
Speaker 15: just remember we were honoring our beloved Dodger Pitcher.
Speaker 14: You know, the Dodgers weren't really.
Speaker 15: Something in our in our household until Fernando started playing,
Speaker 15: and none heel Span TV was you know, reporting on
Speaker 15: him in nineteen eighty one.
Speaker 14: So I just you know, my dad got interested and
Speaker 14: that's how I came to the game in nineteen eighty one,
Speaker 14: and you know, we've gone full circle here we are
Speaker 14: Dodgers and Yankees again in the World Series. My daughter
Speaker 14: is eleven years old. And before I close this out, Tim,
Speaker 14: you got to cue the church music, Father, Tim, I
Speaker 14: got to go to confession. Okay, I was that preteen,
Speaker 14: that goofy preteen who had a big crush on Steve
Speaker 14: sachs Oh. I still have the pictures somewhere.
Speaker 15: My husband hasn't seen it.
Speaker 14: He's dying to see it. He wants to see it.
Speaker 14: I've been a fan that long and just just, oh
Speaker 14: my gosh.
Speaker 3: You Ben Sylvia appreciate it, all right, Yeah, and.
Speaker 15: I'm just I'm like everyone super excited. I want a parade,
Speaker 15: but I wanted to be saying I told.
Speaker 14: My daughter, Hey, do your schoolwork. I might take you
Speaker 14: to a parade.
Speaker 3: Wow, good deal.
Speaker 5: Get that schoolwork done, Sylvia's daughter. We appreciate the phone call.
Speaker 5: Eight six six ninety seven two five seventy Paul and
Speaker 5: Huntington Beach is next up, Paul, How you doing, buddy, dude?
Speaker 13: I don't know how to follow up Sylvia. That was
Speaker 13: that was pretty sweet.
Speaker 16: Hey, man, look dude, I am blown away at it's
Speaker 16: almost too good to be true. The Dodgers have outplayed
Speaker 16: the Yankees in every element of the game. It almost
Speaker 16: seems like they're they're they're not anywhere near as good
Speaker 16: as the Dodgers. And that freaks me out a little bit,
Speaker 16: like are they gonna flip a switch or something. I'm
Speaker 16: waiting for the Yankees to be the Yankees and they're
Speaker 16: not even close. And I think that the whole two
Speaker 16: points one, you know, the whole series can be boiled down.
Speaker 16: I don't want to take anyway from preem and that
Speaker 16: was other otherworldly. But the way that Edmund scores some
Speaker 16: second juxtaposed with Stanton brumbling around second. I know it's
Speaker 16: a speed issue, but read the ball off the bat
Speaker 16: and get a good secondary and your home standing up,
Speaker 16: dancing in the club, in the in the dugout versus
Speaker 16: Stanton bat reads slow around the bag and and it's
Speaker 16: almost like that that incapitlates the whole series in a
Speaker 16: lot of ways, the way the Yankees and Dodgers have played.
Speaker 16: And my last point is, you know, show Hey has
Speaker 16: not done much in the World Series. That's fine, dude,
Speaker 16: show Hey has carried the Dodgers all year long. Forty
Speaker 16: pitchers bets down, framing down. I mean it was just
Speaker 16: we had a we had We went for like three
Speaker 16: weeks where we had Nick Ahmed and Kevin Bigio in
Speaker 16: the infield for goodness sake, right, and and show Hey
Speaker 16: carried this team. We get to the we get to
Speaker 16: the final stage, and this team is carrying show Hey.
Speaker 16: And there's something romantic and awesome about that.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 16: I again, man, I'm kind of freaked out.
Speaker 8: It's almost too good to be true. Let's get it
Speaker 8: done tonight.
Speaker 13: Let's not let let these guys breathe.
Speaker 7: And I can't wait to see the bullpen.
Speaker 13: Get to get to work.
Speaker 8: All right, boys, have a good one.
Speaker 16: I'm gonna try to focus at the office today.
Speaker 5: And then he brings up a great point. He carried
Speaker 5: this team a lot during the regular season through the injuries,
Speaker 5: and here in the postseason banged dub shoulder. Maybe he's
Speaker 5: not producing in the World Series. The presence alone is something,
Speaker 5: but the other guys are carrying him.
Speaker 6: Now, that's and that's the essence of teamwork. It's not
Speaker 6: going to be one guy all the time, and you're
Speaker 6: seeing groups of guys doing it, but collectively, this is
Speaker 6: a team, and that's what you get.
Speaker 3: You're not going to get.
Speaker 6: Baseball is like even the greatest team is like a
Speaker 6: really good stock. Look at navidia stock. That thing doesn't
Speaker 6: go straight up. It goes more at a forty five
Speaker 6: degree angle, but it does well and it has some pullbacks. Right,
Speaker 6: That's what players do. So you just let it breathe
Speaker 6: a little bit and it'll come back and do what
Speaker 6: it's supposed to do. That's the essence of what the
Speaker 6: Dodgers have done this year.
Speaker 5: Joining us now from New York City, he is our
Speaker 5: Dodger insider. He is the best dead Dodger insider out there.
Speaker 5: He is David Vase, and he joins us now. David,
Speaker 5: good morning.
Speaker 8: Hey, good morning guys. I'm at Central Park getting some
Speaker 8: steps in. Got to change my lifestyle in a little
Speaker 8: bit earlier, trying to get out, move around and enjoying, Uh,
Speaker 8: the leaves changing here in Central Park. It's amazing, Uh,
Speaker 8: just how much a week changes this city. But I'm
Speaker 8: letting everybody know who's here, and it's La. LA's here.
Speaker 5: Wow, David, what is the mood of New York right now?
Speaker 5: With that team down three and the Dodgers stepping on
Speaker 5: their necks.
Speaker 8: I mean, let's just start with the crowd. I mean,
Speaker 8: this city has gone soft Joe. He should have been
Speaker 8: booed off the field yesterday, Fat Joe, and then Aaron
Speaker 8: Judge and the Yankees they're cheering him like they're trying
Speaker 8: to cheer on Trey Turner and Philly that never would
Speaker 8: go before. I mean, what has happened to Yankee fans
Speaker 8: and Yankee Stadium? They have gone soft?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 6: Hey, hey, Dave, I know you're getting some steps in
Speaker 6: working out a little bit. You would rather not be
Speaker 6: called fat Dave like fat Joe. Is that what I'm
Speaker 6: getting from you?
Speaker 8: Well, Steve, a lot of people caught me call me
Speaker 8: skinny fat day. I mean, starting with Don McLaine, who
Speaker 8: coined that phrase. I'm trying to change that. I'm trying
Speaker 8: to change that. Once the Dodgers wrap this up and
Speaker 8: Halloween is all over, I'll be back at F forty
Speaker 8: five out there in.
Speaker 6: The valley, nice day. Here's my question, though, is is
Speaker 6: everybody available tonight? I mean, given the circumstances, we know
Speaker 6: it's not show. Hey, I'm not saying that, but really
Speaker 6: I mean, given the fact that we had some guys
Speaker 6: being pushed a little bit yesterday, is everybody available tonight
Speaker 6: or are they going to hold something back?
Speaker 8: Well, I think you saw last night how Dave Roberts
Speaker 8: did not hesitate to have Lake trenon war him up behind.
Speaker 7: Kopek in the ninth inning.
Speaker 3: Its true.
Speaker 8: I mean that shows that he's not holding anything back.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I would say Steve all hands on deck
Speaker 8: to try to close this out. Dave Roberts said after
Speaker 8: the game last night he wants urgency. He's going to
Speaker 8: approach it with urgency, so I would have him. He's
Speaker 8: going to manage that way. A key reliever though, in
Speaker 8: tonight's game that you may not come to mind right
Speaker 8: away is Ben Caspirius, the rookie right hander who has
Speaker 8: made the last two rosters due to injuries, this time
Speaker 8: because of having the phillips to a certain extent. But
Speaker 8: Ben Casparius is definitely going to have to get at
Speaker 8: least four to six outs tonight for the Dodgers, So
Speaker 8: remember him, and he's up for the task. He's not
Speaker 8: he's not scared. He has mound presidence even as a rookie,
Speaker 8: and he's going to attack these Yankee hitters.
Speaker 5: Dave, we were talking about right before you came on,
Speaker 5: about how Show Hey carried this Dodgers team for most
Speaker 5: of the regular season.
Speaker 3: And here in the World Series.
Speaker 5: His presence is something obviously at the top of that lineup,
Speaker 5: but he's not, you know, hitting home lines. He's not
Speaker 5: necessarily producing at a high level like he was during
Speaker 5: the regular season. But when you got guys behind them
Speaker 5: and in front of him that are producing, now it's
Speaker 5: their chance to carry show Hey here in October.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, I know everybody wants to talk about Hey,
Speaker 8: but Freddie Freeman's the World Series MVP. He's carrying this
Speaker 8: offense right now. I mean, his two run home run
Speaker 8: last night just changed everything. Even though it was only
Speaker 8: two runs in the first inning. We all know about
Speaker 8: his heroics already in this World Series. To me, it's
Speaker 8: all about Freddie Freeman. He definitely every round a Dodger
Speaker 8: has put them on their back. I would say one
Speaker 8: through nine in the Mets NLCS series it was more
Speaker 8: of a complete offense. But right now, the bottom third
Speaker 8: of the Dodger order is hit or miss. I mean,
Speaker 8: last night it was great for Key k to drive
Speaker 8: in a run and Tommy Edman to do what he
Speaker 8: was doing. But it really has been Mooki and Freddy
Speaker 8: so far in the first three games of this World Series.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Dave, I wanted to see your opinion. Get your
Speaker 6: opinion on this body language of this. Okay, we see
Speaker 6: Soto jogging after a foul ball, looking at Anthony Rizzo.
Speaker 6: We see Stanton taking a bad route around third base
Speaker 6: and kind of a lackluster effort to get home play
Speaker 6: with a halfway slide. What is it with the Do
Speaker 6: they feel beaten now or is this kind of the
Speaker 6: moniker that they're going to have to carry into the
Speaker 6: postseason that I didn't see the hustle.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and you would be You would think the New
Speaker 8: York fans would let them hear it. Sure, I said,
Speaker 8: this fan base has changed, I mean very soft compared
Speaker 8: to what it used to be even fifteen years ago. Now,
Speaker 8: John Carlo Stanton bad route, right, Steve, But he was
Speaker 8: running hard. He just can't run fast. I mean that's
Speaker 8: the fact. It was a bad send and the Dodgers said,
Speaker 8: thank you very much. But going into the World Series,
Speaker 8: if you remember some of the things that were being
Speaker 8: said about the Yankees versus the Dodgers, and the tail
Speaker 8: of the tape was the little things. Yeah, you could
Speaker 8: get caught up in the big names, but when it
Speaker 8: comes down to it, and we've already seen it in
Speaker 8: the first three games of the World Series, pitching, defense,
Speaker 8: base running, the little things, hitting, the cutoff man being
Speaker 8: able to have the right infielder go out to be
Speaker 8: the cutoff man, to be able to keep the ball
Speaker 8: in front of you instead of allowing extra ninety feet.
Speaker 8: The Dodgers are doing all of it, and the Yankees
Speaker 8: that's who they've been all year long.
Speaker 5: You mentioned the pitching. Going to this series, we knew
Speaker 5: about the dogs in the bullpen for the Dodgers starting pitching.
Speaker 5: A lot of experts thought maybe the Yankees had the
Speaker 5: edge over the Dodgers because of the depth and because
Speaker 5: who they had out there. The first three games, the
Speaker 5: Dodgers three starters combined sixteen and two thirds innings a
Speaker 5: one to sixty two era. The Yankees three starters twelve
Speaker 5: inas combine with a six er. What can you say
Speaker 5: about the job that Dodgers three starting pitchers have done
Speaker 5: in all three of these games to basically buck that
Speaker 5: thought of that they're the lesser of the two rotations.
Speaker 8: I mean, everybody was so certain there was only one
Speaker 8: way to win the World Series. Uh, there are different
Speaker 8: ways to do it. And the Dodgers have three really
Speaker 8: good starting pitchers. Do they have five?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 8: But do you really need five in the player else?
Speaker 8: You really don't. It would have been nice to have
Speaker 8: one extra one, no doubt about it. It would have
Speaker 8: been nice not to have to do what they're going
Speaker 8: to do tonight and do a bullpen game. Blake Snell,
Speaker 8: by the way, can change that next year. Also, Uh,
Speaker 8: you know, so you've got guys like Clarity, Bueller and
Speaker 8: Ya Momoto that that are very capable, especially in the postseason.
Speaker 6: Well, Dave, I know one way you can get day,
Speaker 6: you know, Blake Snell over there. You can get a
Speaker 6: nice little party going over at Brad Paisley's place and
Speaker 6: maybe get this thing to move in. I mean, you've
Speaker 6: done it before, but look, I want to.
Speaker 8: Appoint brat Di and I already have talked about that,
Speaker 8: getting Boris and Friedman back at the Nashville barm close
Speaker 8: this Blake Snell deal.
Speaker 6: Okay, well you should get a little uh you know,
Speaker 6: snipen for that I think that's a pretty good thing.
Speaker 6: But I wanted to ask you to quickly, Dave, how
Speaker 6: about the defense of Max Munsey at third base?
Speaker 8: Something we overlook Let me just tell you one thing
Speaker 8: before you get to your next question.
Speaker 13: Sure we'll get We'll get the.
Speaker 8: Whiskey, and we'll get Boris and free minute. Maybe we'll
Speaker 8: FaceTime Blake Snell and make that deal happen. The Dodgers
Speaker 8: would not have to worry about a bullpen game. Life
Speaker 8: would be a lot easier. They would have two time
Speaker 8: two times Cy Young Award winner and also an ace,
Speaker 8: and be able to pair him with Yamamoto kershaw Otani.
Speaker 8: That would be maybe the greatest pitching rotation in recent
Speaker 8: baseball history. And you might even be able to keep
Speaker 8: me around for a couple of more years. Just pay
Speaker 8: smells with Dodger.
Speaker 3: Hey, you went.
Speaker 6: You went from question mark to the start of the
Speaker 6: starting rotation certainly to an absolute dynamic juggernaut, probably in
Speaker 6: the National League West. I think you're right about that,
Speaker 6: But you got to answer my question about Muncie. This
Speaker 6: is something that's been overlooked. He constantly makes play after play,
Speaker 6: tough plays over there, and we I don't want to
Speaker 6: take it for granted because those are not easy plays
Speaker 6: and he's he's just stacking them up one after another.
Speaker 8: Right Max m'sy has done a really good job at third.
Speaker 8: And it goes back Steve to spring training. Other teams
Speaker 8: marveled at the fact guys like Muncie Mookie, freddie Ki
Speaker 8: k Rojas, all these guys are out there five hours
Speaker 8: before Well, it goes back to spring training, five hours
Speaker 8: before the first pitch of the game, and you have
Speaker 8: guys like the Yankees when it's their time to have
Speaker 8: the field, nobody's out there, but the Dodgers have their
Speaker 8: stars out there. And it's been like that since day one.
Speaker 8: I know people jump on the Dodgers and teams that
Speaker 8: are on this stage, but they don't realize that what
Speaker 8: you're seeing right now is the Dodgers process since day one.
Speaker 8: Day one, they have had these guys out there five
Speaker 8: hours before first pitch, working on defense, working on cutoffs,
Speaker 8: working on throwing the bases. That's a testament to those guys,
Speaker 8: and there's a certain sense of peer pressure and accountability
Speaker 8: between these players to be out there and don't be
Speaker 8: late and put in your work to be ready for
Speaker 8: the game from Mookie Betts all the way down to
Speaker 8: Gavin Lux.
Speaker 3: What do you think, Dave? Is this sing over tonight?
Speaker 3: Are you back on a playing tomorrow morning? Coming back
Speaker 3: to LA getting ready for parade.
Speaker 8: I can't wait to show up at my house and
Speaker 8: say trick or treat. I'll be there for Halloween for
Speaker 8: my kids tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Nice.
Speaker 5: All right, Well you got till Thursday technically, but yeah,
Speaker 5: that's right, all right, Dave.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 8: Win tonight. Then I gotta find a way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Dave, Joy Central.
Speaker 7: Park Game Series.
Speaker 8: I'm not there for Halloween.
Speaker 3: That's true. That's true. All right, Dave. We appreciate it.
Speaker 5: We'll talk to you throughout the day here on a
Speaker 5: FI seventy LA Sports the Great David Investiate.
Speaker 1: The guy's up late last night.
Speaker 5: I think it was like one three in the morning
Speaker 5: his time in New York the last time I heard
Speaker 5: him sign off.
Speaker 3: And here he is. I know it's eleven or forty
Speaker 3: in the morning there, but he does it all.
Speaker 6: He's even able to procure the possibility of getting a
Speaker 6: Blake Snell here, all because of Vassa.
Speaker 5: He loves Blake Snell, I know he does. He loves himself.
Speaker 5: Some ploodn't everybody right? Get him over here? Whoa I
Speaker 5: mean the.
Speaker 3: Dodgers, get Blake SNeW.
Speaker 6: And and Bueller you sign him and show hey and
Speaker 6: go on and on the guys that are.
Speaker 5: Her shot off back all those guys, Tony Gonsolin get it.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm talking twenty twenty five. Yeah, We're gonna
Speaker 5: come back and get Steve's keys to a Game four
Speaker 5: World Series win. By the way, he's been spot on
Speaker 5: all postseason along with his keys, and it'll have a
Speaker 5: Game four key coming up, and we'll try to get
Speaker 5: to your phone calls as well. Thanks for being patient,
Speaker 5: Thanks for being with us on this Tuesday morning, nine
Speaker 5: innings away from a World Series championship.
Speaker 1: We were a home of the Dodgers Anti seventy LA.
Speaker 5: Sports, Saxon Kates and the am here on n FI
Speaker 5: seventy LA Sports leading up to Game four the World
Speaker 5: Series Dodgers Yankees Dodgers a chance to close things out
Speaker 5: in this best of seven series with the win.
Speaker 1: Tonight, a bullpen game for the Dodgers.
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Speaker 5: broadcast booth. We're brought to you by Chef Marinos Seasoning,
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Speaker 5: Bring out the chef in you. Before we get to
Speaker 5: your key, Saxy, let's squeeze in a couple more phone calls.
Speaker 5: If we can appreciate everybody being patient, Incleaning Daniel and
Speaker 5: Santa Anna Daniel.
Speaker 3: Thanks for being patient this morning. Hey doing, good.
Speaker 14: Morning, gentlemen.
Speaker 7: Great to be back to talk to you guys.
Speaker 13: First, I want to thank.
Speaker 9: Mister Sax for taking the time to take a photo
Speaker 9: with my dad last night at the Yamaback Casino. Okay,
Speaker 9: telling me all about issue of the picture.
Speaker 8: That was really cool.
Speaker 3: Thank you so.
Speaker 9: And yeah, this is going to be pretty interesting if
Speaker 9: the Dodgers get to do it tonight. The Yankees have
Speaker 9: only been swept in the World Series three times. That
Speaker 9: happened against the New York Giants in nineteen twenty two,
Speaker 9: that happened, of course, against the Dodgers in nineteen sixty three,
Speaker 9: and then against the Reds in nineteen seventy six. If
Speaker 9: the Dodgers complete assistance, definitely be historic and and the
Speaker 9: bullpen matth you were mentioning them earlier. Those look like
Speaker 9: the insane clown posse masks if I remember correctly. Oh,
Speaker 9: either that or someone in there and that bullpen's into
Speaker 9: pro wrestling.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's the their masks from mister cartoon here in
Speaker 5: Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks Daniel for their phone call. Man, really appreciate it.
Speaker 5: They are mister Cartoon mask and they have been kind
Speaker 5: of adopted by the Dodgers' bullpen. I believe Bruce dark
Speaker 5: gratterol Ax Alex VESSI was the first one to bring
Speaker 5: him in to the Dodgers' bullpen. And now all of
Speaker 5: them wearing and now you can actually.
Speaker 3: Buy them online.
Speaker 5: Uh, if you wanted to wear those mister cartoon clown
Speaker 5: masks that they're all wearing we talked about earlier.
Speaker 3: So squeeze in another one.
Speaker 5: Okay, if we can't, Guirmo and Glendale, welcome to saxon
Speaker 5: Kate today.
Speaker 3: Am I doing Girmo? Go ahead? Germo?
Speaker 13: Oh, Hello, good morning guys, morning go ahead.
Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 13: Well, super excited to be on the cusp of just
Speaker 13: an amazing event here and I'm super fired up. What
Speaker 13: I wanted to ask Saxy is something I've wondered about
Speaker 13: for well years now, and that's the psychology of hitting.
Speaker 13: And what my question is is when you have these
Speaker 13: premier hitters in these situations where you just, i mean,
Speaker 13: everybody except the hitter, it seems, knows that they're not
Speaker 13: going to get a ball to hit, but there they are,
Speaker 13: swinging out of the strike zone continually and then show
Speaker 13: hey being one of them of late.
Speaker 5: It's a great point because you know you're going in thinking, well,
Speaker 5: we're not going to pitch the show and we're not
Speaker 5: going to pitch to Aaron Judge. We're gonna make Aaron
Speaker 5: Judge chase. He knows that, right, like, don't chase the ball,
Speaker 5: don't chase the outside pitch. Of course he still chases it.
Speaker 6: Right, Okay, I'll try to I'll make it real quick
Speaker 6: because you always have to look for the fastest pitch
Speaker 6: unless you're guessing, and that's a dangerous area to get in.
Speaker 6: You're guessing for a pitch that's that's very dangerous because
Speaker 6: if you're wrong, you're going to be wrong real bad.
Speaker 6: So you'll always have to be set for the heater.
Speaker 6: You heard Freddie Freeman talk about that. After you the
Speaker 6: home run. I always got to be on time for
Speaker 6: the heater. That means be ready for the fastball and
Speaker 6: adjust to the slower pitch. The problem is if you
Speaker 6: don't pick it up. It's all about seeing the baseball.
Speaker 6: If you don't see it, you think it's a fastball,
Speaker 6: looks just like it's same armslought, same arm speed, and
Speaker 6: you think it's a fastball and it's not. And that's
Speaker 6: when you go out of the zone and swing and miss.
Speaker 6: So you got to see the baseball.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 5: Saxy Game four tonight, Dodgers a three to zero series lead.
Speaker 5: It's a bullpenning game for the Dodgers. Louise Heel is
Speaker 5: going for the Yankees, who was a really good pitcher
Speaker 5: for them here during the regular season.
Speaker 1: What's the key? How do they close out.
Speaker 3: This World Series?
Speaker 6: Okay, so what Obviously Louis Heel is probably not going
Speaker 6: to be affected by the moment. He's been there and
Speaker 6: done that this whole year. Strong consideration for AO Rookie
Speaker 6: of the Year this year, even though you may not
Speaker 6: have heard him. He's had a really good season fifteen
Speaker 6: and seven with a really good era in the threes.
Speaker 6: So he's done his job. So the obvious one tonight
Speaker 6: is how good is a bullpen going to be. I
Speaker 6: think getting off the mark and holding them down for
Speaker 6: the first three innings is going to be part of
Speaker 6: that key so they can get some momentum going. Also,
Speaker 6: I think what you're gonna see in this well rounded lineup.
Speaker 6: We've seen sho Hey and Betts and Freeman, taoscar and
Speaker 6: Andis has shown pretty bright this year. But I think
Speaker 6: what we're gonna see, We're gonna see it start to
Speaker 6: turn a little bit now. I think you're gonna see
Speaker 6: something really great tonight from the righty lefty matchup of
Speaker 6: Max Munsey and Luise Heel and you know what, throw
Speaker 6: key k in there too. They've been around this whole
Speaker 6: series doing great things. You're gonna see them shine tonight.
Speaker 6: That's my key.
Speaker 5: How important is it for the Dodgers to score early,
Speaker 5: score first, jump out to that lead to maybe squash
Speaker 5: any confidence that the Yankees may still have fluttering around.
Speaker 6: And take the Yankee fans out of the game because
Speaker 6: they're gonna be a little bit ticked off tonight, right
Speaker 6: And you see the splits on the team that score
Speaker 6: first most of the time they win. So it's a
Speaker 6: great Key, Tim, You're absolutely right.
Speaker 5: Dodgers Yankees Game four, Marongo Casino, Dodgers on deck, gets
Speaker 5: it all start at four pm, first pitch at five
Speaker 5: to oh eight. A bullpen game for the Dodgers Saxy
Speaker 5: tomorrow morning. I hope we are talking about a parade, Yes,
Speaker 5: the plans for a parade, the details of a parade,
Speaker 5: and an eighth World Series championship for the Dodgers.
Speaker 6: Good chance for that team. Don't let him up. We'll
Speaker 6: talk tomorrow, all right. That's Steve Sas.
Speaker 5: Thanks to Michelle, thanks to Katie, and thanks to you
Speaker 5: for being a part of the show this morning. We
Speaker 5: could not get to you. I apologize. We'll get to
Speaker 5: you this morning or tomorrow morning. We're back at it
Speaker 5: from six am to nine am. Sax and Kate to
Speaker 5: the AM on your Home of the Future, twenty twenty
Speaker 5: four World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers, Solong, Everybody,