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Speaker 2: booth to our left seer Rick Monday prepping for the
Speaker 2: broadcast right now, David Vasse. In the pregame, we'll have
Speaker 2: Pedro Martinez as Dodgers. I saw working that pr lady
Speaker 2: working her hard, working hard, and it paid off. He's
Speaker 2: Quatcher Gibbon and you're working for eleven. Former Dodger Pedro
Speaker 2: Martinez part of the TBS broadcast we had. He We
Speaker 2: weren't sweating it either down there back No Kate's asked for.
Speaker 2: Himan was roundly rich. But we got a lot of
Speaker 2: We got a ton of other stuff. If you missed
Speaker 2: the first hour, we're doing two and a half hours,
Speaker 2: so we're gonna be done at the end of this segment.
Speaker 2: Handed over to Dodgers on deck for a five thirty
Speaker 2: eight PM First Pitch show. Hel Tani looking to close
Speaker 2: it out, make it a sweet and head to the
Speaker 2: World Series for the second consecutive year, but went down
Speaker 2: on the field, talked to David Vasse, talked to Brian
Speaker 2: Anderson on the call for TBS, briefly talked to John Hayman.
Speaker 2: Had an extended conversation with Tyler Glass. Now last night
Speaker 2: it was Batch Charter and Andrew Fried. We've never said anything
Speaker 2: bad about Glass. Now Ever, somebody's singing a different tune
Speaker 2: here About an hour and a half later, Hello, Hello,
Speaker 2: my darling, Hello on my ragtime down We love Tyler Glass.
Speaker 2: If you refuse me, honey, you lose me, baby, that
Speaker 2: will be there. You gotta chuckle out of the old
Speaker 2: Santa Clarita Valley signal. Yeah we get yeah. We work
Speaker 2: every eight that we possibly can. Ha ha Oh, couple
Speaker 2: of Trala laws. That's how we laughed the day away
Speaker 2: from the Vince Callie Sweet. We stole Andrew Friedman away
Speaker 2: from Dave Roberts. Oh yeah we did. They were having
Speaker 2: a strategory session and we were like, we're too important, freightman. No, hey, Freedo,
Speaker 2: and he came running over. Get over here, by the way,
Speaker 2: he was here greatly. That was an unbelievable interview. When
Speaker 2: Matt asked him about the narrative about how the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are bad for baseball, which was a great question, he
Speaker 2: got a great question. Frido got mad and he stuck
Speaker 2: the needle right in there. Urethra our love. Three stars
Speaker 2: put in the work. Our superstars are out here. But
Speaker 2: you see those guys working, No, you'll see yes, yes,
Speaker 2: love it the whole Rookie Sasaki story was there was
Speaker 2: very very a lot of texts about that, very insightful,
Speaker 2: crazy stuff, and right now we'll continue our greatness. He
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Speaker 2: another trip down on the field, I thought it was appropriate.
Speaker 2: I want to go down there for the World Series.
Speaker 2: I'm already fighting there. Pet House and moneyful enough, but
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Speaker 2: show of record, deeply, why does it? It's allowed here, Matt,
Speaker 2: it's mattenan And I apologize to see your story go back.
Speaker 2: I apologize to people listening if I'm screaming now, you're
Speaker 2: doing great, but you've got to go to the back.
Speaker 2: Bring your computer, would take the computer. Sorry, it is
Speaker 2: time with the top story, top story of it. Tough story,
Speaker 2: that ap it's sort of and I should have brought
Speaker 2: this up to Glass now, but I didn't think of
Speaker 2: it because I wasn't in the suite and we were
Speaker 2: right in front of them, and so I was thinking
Speaker 2: on the feet. It is sort of bs right. So
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass now, who much like Blake Snell, has not
Speaker 2: had the most positive narrative around his postseason performance. Not
Speaker 2: our fault, not our fault, not his well maybe it's
Speaker 2: a little bit his, but the guy ends up going
Speaker 2: out there yesterday, there's ninety nine pitches allows, but one run,
Speaker 2: strikes out, eight does five and two thirds. Vessia comes in,
Speaker 2: throws a couple pitches, gets one out, the Dodgers score
Speaker 2: two in the bottom of the sixth, and on his
Speaker 2: Baseball Reference page, Vessia gets added a playoff win. Yeah,
Speaker 2: not cool? One third? Not cool? U Now for the Dodgers. Now,
Speaker 2: vass will say it's because Vessi I went on the
Speaker 2: pregame show. Wow. I can't wait to see I can't
Speaker 2: wait to see what Pedro Martinez gets added to his
Speaker 2: Baseball Reference base. He's gonna have a hell of a
Speaker 2: TV tonight. Uh for the Dodgers. Though not cool for
Speaker 2: Glass now to get a no decision, Very cool for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: The hit Vessie allowed to start the seventh was the
Speaker 2: only one the bullpen gave up. Blake trying and two
Speaker 2: thirds clean, one strikeout, Bomba pitched a perfect eighth, only
Speaker 2: needed ten pitches and Sasaki. Now the folks are coming in.
Speaker 2: So I actually got to come up here because I
Speaker 2: don't want to be around the you know, the mucket bucks. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of handshaking and exactly, and so it's
Speaker 2: kind of better for me to get up here and
Speaker 2: have to deal with the pah, where was I trying
Speaker 2: a two thirds clean one strikeout? Bomda our dear friend
Speaker 2: Anthony Bonda. And here's the thing. Nobody comes to the
Speaker 2: Petros and Money Show and says, hey, you had Bonda
Speaker 2: on inside the locker room. He was getting the little sideways.
Speaker 2: But now when the bullpen needed him, most nobody gives
Speaker 2: the credit right they want to be guy bounce his back.
Speaker 2: We don't get credit none, We've got to get what
Speaker 2: do we do? We fed him multiple medellos, We spent
Speaker 2: an hour with him, and last night ten pitches for
Speaker 2: a clean eighth inning. Sasaki then and even the roster
Speaker 2: the NLC, not even, not even was nothing to do
Speaker 2: with the Philly series. Bonda comes out here in the
Speaker 2: NLCS Most Dudes down and Roki Sasaki a compelling story
Speaker 2: origin story of Roki as the closer from our last
Speaker 2: hour that you most definitely are gonna want to track
Speaker 2: down on the Petros Money podcast of how that came
Speaker 2: to be. Andrew Friedman Doctor Doom doesn't have a better
Speaker 2: origin story than that, Not even clothes. I don't know
Speaker 2: doctor Dum's origin. Doom. What is that mask that weld
Speaker 2: into his face? Oh? That what happened because I was
Speaker 2: saying I was thinking of Magneto, not doctor Doom. Well,
Speaker 2: Magneto got into that magnetic thing and he got all magnetic,
Speaker 2: and he got all magneto. That's what it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh. And Sasaki did the same with a Ninita just
Speaker 2: thirteen pitches fastball, once again hitting one hundred and one splitter,
Speaker 2: looking nasty as ever. And I don't know if you
Speaker 2: saw this on the social media pie, but some people
Speaker 2: pointing out after throwing three innings in that Phillies game,
Speaker 2: because of the era of four k TV or eight
Speaker 2: K or ten K or whatever they're on, right K,
Speaker 2: you can see perhaps a blister on Rokies the middle
Speaker 2: finger of his throwing hand, that there was some blood
Speaker 2: and perhaps that's what led to his subpar performance against
Speaker 2: the Brewers in game one, and that they were able
Speaker 2: to get enough super glue or gorilla glue or whatever
Speaker 2: glue to get that finger correct for that outing last night,
Speaker 2: and the closure that they so desperately needed is back
Speaker 2: and we'll be ready to go in the world series.
Speaker 2: We looked pretty good, Matt, and it was great to
Speaker 2: see him come out. The only mention a guy is
Speaker 2: sweaty if he's not doing well, it's right, but he
Speaker 2: was sweating pretty good. I'm uh, I'm starting to get
Speaker 2: the vibe that the sweaty and the open mouth breeding
Speaker 2: almost panting. I know you're you're probably gonna dis agree
Speaker 2: with me. I think he's kind of like f you.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like an f U attitude that he's
Speaker 2: got when he takes that mound. You know me pretty well,
Speaker 2: and nobody's sweatier and more open mouthed, pretty bigger than me,
Speaker 2: and you got a real fu realf he I don't
Speaker 2: even want to go down. I mean, Sosaki out there.
Speaker 2: I feel like with a real few attitude these days,
Speaker 2: you really just describe your radio burner to a t. However,
Speaker 2: p everybody does want to mention the one in four, Yes,
Speaker 2: one for four. Well Tony did not hit the three
Speaker 2: jacks that some projected, but did not go five thoughts. Instead,
Speaker 2: he got a triple on a prayer of a swing
Speaker 2: in the top of the first is that he was
Speaker 2: living on a prayer a little bit. Does it count?
Speaker 2: Jose used to work on the docks. You gets been
Speaker 2: on strike, donald slock the ilwu exactly Local thirteen. Let's
Speaker 2: go uh he got a triple on a prayer of
Speaker 2: a swing in the top of the first he did
Speaker 2: score to set the tone, and then he struck out
Speaker 2: twice and had a hard hit ball right in an outfielder.
Speaker 2: That's so, I think we say it again, Pe, because
Speaker 2: tonight could be the night. Perhaps this is what it's
Speaker 2: all been pointing towards and otani magic night. Well, he
Speaker 2: doesn't have to hear it on the mound, hand in
Speaker 2: the box. Pitch it a win, hit one or two bombs,
Speaker 2: send the Dodgers to the World Series, and it very
Speaker 2: well will be cited as the greatest individual performance in
Speaker 2: a postseason Reggie Jackson b dan the greatest individual performance
Speaker 2: in a postseason contest in Major League Baseball history. That
Speaker 2: is what is lying ahead of Shoe Otani right now,
Speaker 2: as we have but six more minutes left in our broadcast,
Speaker 2: as the suite is getting packed and the pas Steve
Speaker 2: Garvey's here with the fair garb is here. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: my goodness, you came to see your shine. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: oh my son here. Yeah, so the sons of Garb.
Speaker 2: What's going on? The great Steve Garvey. Ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 2: we got bun Fair. He brought Olivia, he brought everybody.
Speaker 2: Cannas is here. Oh my god, how's it going? Good? Good?
Speaker 2: Look good? And I've been all over the place. Just
Speaker 2: flew in the burbank cut a cab.
Speaker 4: Joined my wife to take a look at the final
Speaker 4: game of the NLCS.
Speaker 2: That's it, Garb.
Speaker 4: You think it's over, Well, remember a few years ago
Speaker 4: when we played the Braves, I do, and they let me.
Speaker 4: You know, it's time for dogucational And I said, ladies
Speaker 4: and gentlemen, the greatest fans in the world, right here
Speaker 4: and around the world, welcome to the last game of
Speaker 4: the NLCS.
Speaker 2: And the Braves are on the steps yelling at me
Speaker 2: and every god. And what do we do? Another victory?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly right they did. Irish charm is back. Oh
Speaker 2: the USC Notre Dame tomorrow. Yeah, and that's something. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it is something. But you're a Michigan State baller. People
Speaker 2: don't know that. Well, we go both ways. If this
Speaker 2: could sit the truth get the way, I have a
Speaker 2: great store alright, that's right. Made the best team win.
Speaker 2: Steve Garvey. Ladies and gentlemen in this suite, enjoy yourself.
Speaker 1: Guard.
Speaker 2: We love what you've already come on with us, already
Speaker 2: for the God bless you, our hero, Steve Garvey. Here
Speaker 2: in the house a great corners and he looks great.
Speaker 2: Olivia and Candace in the house. Everybody's in a great
Speaker 2: We love it. Candace is looking good. That's those are awesome. Shoo, Craig,
Speaker 2: Stop Craig. Everybody's years out. Candace has got some really
Speaker 2: shiny Adidas. She's sponsored by Adidas, much like Penn State.
Speaker 2: And I heard Penn State is who bought out James
Speaker 2: Franklin and Adidas book bought him out of Penn State. Yeah,
Speaker 2: DDA sent their shoes to as a trophy. It could be.
Speaker 2: It possibly could be, so Matt overall, as I was
Speaker 2: saying to Chuck there to night, this is it's set
Speaker 2: up for him, right, We said it was set up
Speaker 2: for Blake Snell. Hey, the narrative is the narrative. But
Speaker 2: here it is for Blake Snell, right in front of
Speaker 2: him against the Reds Game one start, Game one, start,
Speaker 2: Phillies Game one start Brewers, Bang Bang, boom, he is
Speaker 2: on an historic run where he could end up as
Speaker 2: the most accomplished starting pitcher in postseason history. You would
Speaker 2: have to believe that if Snell, after the greatest performance
Speaker 2: through eight innings since Don Larson's perfect game in nineteen
Speaker 2: fifty six, doesn't win the NLCS MVP, that it would
Speaker 2: probably be like a combined Snell Yama Moto NLCS MVP
Speaker 2: for the eight combine hits and the nine I mean,
Speaker 2: we haven't seen a complete game. And what about CC
Speaker 2: for the Wheel? Yeah, I guess that's possible, but you know,
Speaker 2: it's a pitching. Pitching is the narrative. It's all the narrative.
Speaker 2: Although the Wheel was the last one. But he made
Speaker 2: a great play yesterday and he hit a home run.
Speaker 2: What about Max Mounsie? Look at that Chopliver sort of
Speaker 2: when it comes to that, I mean, if Edmund could
Speaker 2: win it. If when it comes to that, I think
Speaker 2: it'll be Blake Snell, or it'll be Yamamoto, or it'll
Speaker 2: be both, and then one of those two guys could
Speaker 2: also win the World Series MVP. We'll se well, think
Speaker 2: about our show today, Matt tim Katz put together glass
Speaker 2: Now Friedman Friedman ba David Vassa, jan from PR Brannan
Speaker 2: from PR Hayman, Tom John Hayman. We talked to Steve Garvey.
Speaker 2: I mean, if we come back for the World Series,
Speaker 2: we can only fail. Yeah, but that's all right. Let
Speaker 2: us fail while the Dodgers succeeded. We're willing to be
Speaker 2: the failures. Do you feel good about tonight? Like David
Speaker 2: Vassa Matt, I do. Like Steve Garvey, I think Shoe
Speaker 2: Altani is far too much of a killer of a competitor,
Speaker 2: pissed off he's not been hitting, yeah, to not want
Speaker 2: to be the fourth starter. I mean, how dominant have
Speaker 2: the Dodgers been The starters in this series for three games?
Speaker 2: Have allowed nine hits in three runs in three games.
Speaker 2: That's that's like a game winning line to win one game,
Speaker 2: you allowed nine hits, three runs, and you win the
Speaker 2: game four to three. They've done that for these three
Speaker 2: games in the NLCS. Nine hits, three runs. That's it
Speaker 2: over three games, and I would assume Otani is going
Speaker 2: to want to be right in step with those are
Speaker 2: the first team in Major League Baseball postseason history to
Speaker 2: post four straight games of four or less hits and
Speaker 2: one or fewer runs and we're getting out of here.
Speaker 2: On that step we got twenty seconds. Thank you to Katie,
Speaker 2: thank you to Craig, thank you to Tim Kaits, Brian
Speaker 2: Long Social, Matt Blackmore. We'll be back on on Monday,
Speaker 2: likely at three o'clock. Brocgo Casino, Dodgers on deck coming
Speaker 2: up with Tim Kats Vassa's got Pedro, Martine