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Speaker 3: I don't talk about things, sir, I talk about the
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Speaker 4: Yesterday we were out at Dodger Stadium. It was glorious
Speaker 4: tonight Ring Night, so be sure to tune in to
Speaker 4: Dodgers on Deck at two pm for all of the festivities.
Speaker 4: Tim Kates will carry you up the first pitch with
Speaker 4: Emachian just after seven pm. David Vesa will join us
Speaker 4: at about an hour and a half.
Speaker 3: David Vasse perhaps maybe having Clayton Kershaw on Ring Night
Speaker 3: as his pregame guest will have to wait freaking huge.
Speaker 3: Tim Kates's show, Kershaw did a hell of a job,
Speaker 3: I thought last night, as many others did so good
Speaker 3: so producers shows, I have Baseball everybody was timk Kate's
Speaker 3: really kicked the ninety minutes pregame's ass him and Colin
Speaker 3: ye his words the word of the day. Today's word
Speaker 3: of the day is sign Many. One of the best receivers,
Speaker 3: actually the best wide receiver in the transfer portal last year,
Speaker 3: was a Detroit legend and a big baller, an All
Speaker 3: American his freshman year. Took a step back of sophomore year.
Speaker 3: So to the whole team at Michigan State, Nick Marsh
Speaker 3: and obviously Jonathan Smith, our friend Dodger fan fired at
Speaker 3: Michigan State, Nick Marsh hurled into the transfer portal. Where
Speaker 3: does he go? Well, he's the number one guy and
Speaker 3: who's got money? Indiana? Who's the defending champs Indiana. So
Speaker 3: Nick Marsh, a big, swollen, fast wide receiver out of Detroit,
Speaker 3: ends up in Indiana. But he shows up for the
Speaker 3: first day in pads and spring football in gold cleats,
Speaker 3: different from the rest of the team. And Kurt Signetti
Speaker 3: threw down his Carlton, because Carlton is the lowest, put
Speaker 3: out his cigarette and walked over and ripped Nick Marsh's ass.
Speaker 3: Here is the post game presser or the post practice
Speaker 3: press conference.
Speaker 5: I love us Golchoosie came out in today. He learned
Speaker 5: that getting your ass it's all about. I don't know
Speaker 5: if that happened in Very Michigan State. That was before
Speaker 5: practice started, that it was a wicker parl. No, he's
Speaker 5: really worked hard.
Speaker 6: He's done great.
Speaker 3: Joe's worked hard. Ring the alarm, bring me alarm. I like, hey,
Speaker 3: I don't like the shape of those gold shoes you wore.
Speaker 5: I love us gold Cheesy came out in the Yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't like that you learned getting your ass ripped
Speaker 5: solved out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gonna learn Nick Marsh learn from Signetti how to
Speaker 3: get that ass ripped.
Speaker 6: I love us goold Choose. He came out in the day.
Speaker 6: He learned that getting your ass ripped all out.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's nice. You're laughing.
Speaker 4: I don't think I ever want to learn about my
Speaker 4: ass getting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he learned about getting a realize ripping.
Speaker 6: I don't know if that happened to Very off Michigan State.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no one ever ripped his ass, never got your
Speaker 3: ass ripped, never got your your flesh torn in the
Speaker 3: ass in Michigan State's all bright and love us goold choose.
Speaker 3: He came out here. I like them at all.
Speaker 6: He learned getting your ass room.
Speaker 3: It's all out. Yeah, yeah, learn what you get your ass?
Speaker 3: Reded is right?
Speaker 7: You like that?
Speaker 3: Never rip that ass, Rip that ass right now.
Speaker 4: Those gold shoes must mean you want your ass.
Speaker 3: Yeah, looked at hey, cheesy.
Speaker 6: Came out in like that. You learn getting your ass roots?
Speaker 3: What's up with those shoes?
Speaker 8: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Coach? Come on here.
Speaker 9: Here's my number.
Speaker 3: Number of the day.
Speaker 4: Number of the day is three, well, actually four. I
Speaker 4: don't know what the hell is happening. It's end of
Speaker 4: world days here in southern California. You've shared reports on bears.
Speaker 4: We've talked about rattlesnake Sadly woman lost her life to
Speaker 4: a rattlesnake bite. We've had pets lose their lives to rattlesnakes.
Speaker 4: They're rampant and just running rough shot all over southern California.
Speaker 4: Yesterday you had a shark an eight foot great white
Speaker 4: circle in a surfer in the water out at Newport.
Speaker 4: And now perhaps the most terrifying of all of nature,
Speaker 4: coming after the human race in the San Gabriel Valley,
Speaker 4: I biting flies have descended upon the area Azusa de Warte,
Speaker 4: the foothill communities Glendora and Rovia s Madre, Alta Dina.
Speaker 3: Never has it been more important to wear your Oakley.
Speaker 4: Wrapparo or those andre ries. Oh, the ones that come
Speaker 4: over the top, Yeah, come over the top of your head.
Speaker 4: Let's check in with Rachel menetav from KTLA.
Speaker 10: Your faces at all, Megan Kirk, They are a total
Speaker 10: nuisance and I've just been swatting my face all morning
Speaker 10: in anticipation. They're teeny tiny flies. They're smaller than a mosquito,
Speaker 10: but their bites are more painful than a mosquito bite.
Speaker 10: And as you said, they go for your face, your eyes,
Speaker 10: your mouth, your neck, your chest. And people in this
Speaker 10: Azusa neighborhood are concerned about their kids, their pets spending
Speaker 10: too much time outside because some have actually come home
Speaker 10: with these really painful welts. So you already have mosquitoes,
Speaker 10: and now you have these flies that bite just like mosquitoes.
Speaker 5: Yes, but rapid rate.
Speaker 1: There's so many.
Speaker 9: You step in the grass in the evening and fifteen
Speaker 9: pop out and you just you can't water the grass
Speaker 9: here without getting bit, even with being well covered and sprayed.
Speaker 10: These biting black flies thrive and breed in running water
Speaker 10: like the San Gabriel River. Then they start popping up
Speaker 10: in nearby foothill communities like Altadina Zusa, Dwarte, Glendora, Monrovia,
Speaker 10: and Sierra Modreal Valle. Vector Control says last year at
Speaker 10: this time they were seeing black fly populations in the
Speaker 10: single digits, but this year they're seeing populations in the
Speaker 10: hundreds and much earlier than expected.
Speaker 4: Thank you Rachel bang Up reporting out there in Duarte.
Speaker 4: Beware of ie biding flies. They say that insect repellent
Speaker 4: containing deet will help ward them off. I don't know
Speaker 4: if you can spray the deep insect repellent on your
Speaker 4: eyeballs since the title is eye biding flies, but perhaps
Speaker 4: if you get it in the general vicinity, the black
Speaker 4: flies will be repelled.
Speaker 3: Why they're got to be black, That's what I was.
Speaker 4: Thinking too, because I mean I'm looking at the photo
Speaker 4: and I see some yellow.
Speaker 3: Of course you're going to be attacked by a blackfly.
Speaker 3: Not cool man, right, I wouldn't expect that from any
Speaker 3: of the other flies. But these black flies they have,
Speaker 3: you know, part of their culture is violence.
Speaker 4: And I'm just thinking if Rachel had popped out there,
Speaker 4: not in a sleeveless button down uh, you know, unbuttoned,
Speaker 4: probably to like her Sternham there with her face out,
Speaker 4: I would have sent her out there, you know, face come.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's the rigling the diingerbell, dinner bell for
Speaker 3: the for the black flies, right like, that's like you
Speaker 3: might as well for the July You might as well
Speaker 3: ring the dinner bell, right. Beware those black flies could
Speaker 3: do some sweet dancing though, Oh where I want you? Oh,
Speaker 3: they could pull like a whole troop. They have the
Speaker 3: most rhythm of any flies.
Speaker 7: This is the song of the day.
Speaker 11: You also might find one in your chardinay if you're
Speaker 11: oh not too careful. New Orders an English band from Salford, Manchester,
Speaker 11: with our song of the day called Ceremony, A great
Speaker 11: tune to spin on a Frogman Friday, where the Petros
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Speaker 11: of great sports talk before Dodger Baseball takes over your
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Speaker 11: Dodger Stadium, beginning with the World Series ring ceremony taking
Speaker 11: place tonight or later on this afternoon before Game two
Speaker 11: of three with the Arizona Diamondbacks and our friend Tim
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Speaker 4: Thank you running.
Speaker 3: You know what's coming up next? David Mass a mass
Speaker 3: is going to talk about the Dodgers and how beloved
Speaker 3: is at Dodger Stadium. And now he was right, that's right.
Speaker 3: I had that off Bine. Now I'm about that scoring
Speaker 3: by eight runs. Oh yeah, he called it. Now, Matt,
Speaker 3: we put your Dodger ball washing in the five o'clock hour.
Speaker 3: I Bessay is going to wash him up at miss.
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Speaker 4: Money five seventy eight Sports Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 4: We are your home of the back to back World
Speaker 4: Series champion and currently undefeated Los Angeles Dodgers. Game two
Speaker 4: of the twenty twenty sixth season will take place tonight
Speaker 4: just at or seven PM. A man who was there
Speaker 4: for all of it last night will be there again tonight.
Speaker 1: P It's our nice Gus, the home of the Dodgers,
Speaker 1: with an inside look at the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: This is the Vass Report with David Vasse. David Vasse.
Speaker 3: If the Dodgers are the Muppet Show, he's Kermit the Frog,
Speaker 3: counseling everybody moving about. One of the most important people
Speaker 3: at Chavezrafine last night, our own David Vasse, and he
Speaker 3: said the Dodgers are gonna score eight. And they scored eight. Unbelievable,
Speaker 3: unbelievable clairvoyance. Lots of texts about that, almost as many
Speaker 3: about that as Tiger reaching for his pills. Unfortunately foist
Speaker 3: pills for relief. David Vasse is our Dodger reporter, Spectrum
Speaker 3: Sports Dot MLB network, the one and only from Woodland
Speaker 3: Hills to unincorporated Polk Park, Agora area. It is David Messe,
Speaker 3: our friend on a southern California Toyota celebrity hotline. Hello, Dave,
Speaker 3: how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing great? I guess better than Tiger Woods these days.
Speaker 4: No, No, he's rich and full relief.
Speaker 3: He was just arrested. The mugshot is incoming. But Dave
Speaker 3: were aware.
Speaker 2: We're aware, Petros, this happened right in your backyard. You
Speaker 2: could have done a better job of counseling him in
Speaker 2: the last letting him know how to handle things and
Speaker 2: handle life better.
Speaker 3: Cigarettes and coffee and AA meetings. Tiger, that's what you read.
Speaker 3: Tell us, Dave, you said eight runs and you were
Speaker 3: damn right about it. Were you able to sleep last night?
Speaker 3: You couldn't sleep on your stomach. I bet because you're
Speaker 3: a huge boner for yourself.
Speaker 2: Oh come on, Petros, keep it above the waist here, jeez, jeez.
Speaker 4: Planeapples were hard, all right, keep it above the waist.
Speaker 4: It would make it hard to man.
Speaker 2: Look and I would inspect something similar to last night.
Speaker 2: This is just a different weight class that the Dodgers
Speaker 2: and Diamondbacks are in right now, especially with the Diamondbacks
Speaker 2: pitcher Tonight Ryan Nelson and the fact that the Diamondbacks
Speaker 2: don't even have a left handed reliever in their bullpen.
Speaker 2: How do you construct the team in the same division
Speaker 2: with the Dodgers and not prioritize having at least two
Speaker 2: lefties to be able to bring out of the bullpen
Speaker 2: to face these guys.
Speaker 4: Dave, I would assume I'm guessing, but maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: Last night, if you could have put your thumb on
Speaker 4: one player that you would love to see hit a
Speaker 4: home run, it would be Pahz. After the four for
Speaker 4: fifty one stretch in the postseason, what did you see
Speaker 4: from his at bats? How big was that for him
Speaker 4: to immediately start the season like that as opposed to
Speaker 4: continuing to have to answer questions about offense that goes
Speaker 4: along with his splendid defense.
Speaker 2: No, that was a big confidence booster for him. Look
Speaker 2: the four for fifty one in the postseason, it was
Speaker 2: just a product of him getting exposed to postseason pitching
Speaker 2: for the first time, trying to do too much, only
Speaker 2: drying one walk. And he lived with that during the
Speaker 2: off season because he knew he had to get better
Speaker 2: and he's put in a lot of work to try
Speaker 2: to be more disciplined at the plate. But you're never
Speaker 2: going to take away his aggressiveness and you know, to
Speaker 2: a certain extent, his free swinging approach, and that's the
Speaker 2: reason why he's hitting eighth and not hitting ninth. You
Speaker 2: want the guy hitting behind him being able to turn
Speaker 2: that lineup over. And that's why Max Munsey is so
Speaker 2: important where he hits in the lineup, because Will Smith
Speaker 2: swings the first pitches at times. Ta Oscar Hernandez certainly
Speaker 2: has an expanded strike zone at times, and that's why Munsey.
Speaker 2: There was a there's a stretch in the lineup yesterday
Speaker 2: where Monthsy took a seven or eight pitch walk after
Speaker 2: Smith and Taoscar Hernandez swung early in the counts. And
Speaker 2: you know that's the function of money seeing that part
Speaker 2: of the order, especially with Pahz behind him.
Speaker 3: The one and only David Vasse is our guest. Dave Clayton.
Speaker 3: Kershaw was a star last night, and I guess we
Speaker 3: didn't know that he was going to be sitting by
Speaker 3: the dugout, but I guess we should have seen that coming.
Speaker 2: No, he did not see that coming, and nor should
Speaker 2: we have expected that. It's one thing to make your
Speaker 2: broadcasting debut, it's another to make it right next to
Speaker 2: the dugout where you spent your nineteen years. And he
Speaker 2: just won two World Series championships. With the players to
Speaker 2: your left so I'm going to see him today. He
Speaker 2: may join us today on the pregame show, and I'm
Speaker 2: going to ask him how comfortable or uncomfortable he was
Speaker 2: in the beginning part of yesterday's broadcast being that close.
Speaker 2: But I thought he was a natural. I mean, Money
Speaker 2: even texts me during the game. It's like this guy,
Speaker 2: he has command of the subject he's talking about. He
Speaker 2: knows how to express himself, and he didn't seem nervous
Speaker 2: at all. He was supernatural because he's very confident with himself.
Speaker 2: And that's why it came across as well as it
Speaker 2: did on the broadcast. And I guess we do have
Speaker 2: to give oral Herscheizer some credit here because, as you
Speaker 2: like to say, Petros, he was a very inclusive teammate
Speaker 2: and brought him in in certain situations and tried to
Speaker 2: pull things out of him. Where you know a guy
Speaker 2: that hasn't broadcasted games to how and why wasn't there
Speaker 2: one hundred percent of the times? And when it wasn't
Speaker 2: oral Herscheizer, you know, brought him in. It's hard when
Speaker 2: you got the booth and then you got some rando
Speaker 2: on the field or right next to the dugout. I
Speaker 2: know how it feels sometimes you're forgotten about.
Speaker 4: Phasing out, the phasing you out, John, They're phasing it out.
Speaker 4: It was just just continuing with Kershaw Dave, because I
Speaker 4: think we we kind of have you know, and unfortunately
Speaker 4: we're talking about Tiger today for a Dewey. But you
Speaker 4: know what happened with Tiger when he got much more
Speaker 4: friendly with the media toward the end of his career.
Speaker 4: Same with Kobe, who was much more of a relaxed
Speaker 4: and friendly with the media toward the end of his career.
Speaker 4: You got to be with Clayton for over a decade.
Speaker 4: Was he always like this when you would talk about
Speaker 4: baseball or was there a bit of a shift in him?
Speaker 2: There definitely was a shift in him. I would say
Speaker 2: after he had his first kid, he softened up a
Speaker 2: little bit. And I would say that you have to
Speaker 2: put in a lot of time and gain some credibility
Speaker 2: with him to be around him more than just two
Speaker 2: or three And for him, it's three or four years
Speaker 2: to really start to get some insight that he's sharing
Speaker 2: now on television. But going back to Tiger Woods, I
Speaker 2: feel like his life has really spiraled ever since he
Speaker 2: was nice to you guys, and you guys were just
Speaker 2: like little puppy dogs at his altar a few years ago.
Speaker 2: Ever since then, it's been different for Tiger Woods. And
Speaker 2: but honestly, I feel like you guys have been exposed.
Speaker 3: Well, I would say, Dave aphot if you learned to
Speaker 3: be a sicker fan from somebody. It was our inn
Speaker 3: with Tiger Woods that made it happen. We did get
Speaker 3: up in his house, but he had a lot of problems.
Speaker 7: Villa.
Speaker 3: He had a lot of problems before that. Okay. In fact,
Speaker 3: after he talked to us, he won the Masters. We
Speaker 3: gave him a boost, but we weren't able to hold
Speaker 3: on because he never came back. If he could come back,
Speaker 3: things would be different for Tiger Woods.
Speaker 4: I believe that I win the British tomorrow.
Speaker 3: He would have Uh, Dave, why does Otani need protection?
Speaker 2: We got hit on the hand yesterday, and I forgot
Speaker 2: who else Scott hit yesterday. Mukie Betscott hit on the
Speaker 2: upper shoulders. So the Diamondbacks were not trying to hit
Speaker 2: those guys intentionally. But the reality is they're coming inside
Speaker 2: with no regard about whether or not they hit these
Speaker 2: two players, and in particular, Otawi, You've got to be
Speaker 2: able to protect your players, and I feel like this
Speaker 2: may be somewhat of something to.
Speaker 3: Keep an eye on.
Speaker 2: If teams are are feeling like they have nowhere to
Speaker 2: turn and nowhere to pitch, they're going to come inside
Speaker 2: on some of these really good Dodger hitters, in particular Otani,
Speaker 2: and you can't just allow them to pitch and side
Speaker 2: with no repercussions. Speaking of Kershaw, I remember back in
Speaker 2: twenty thirteen when Joe Kelly broke Handley Ramirez's ribs. Nobody
Speaker 2: retaliated during that NLCS, and in fact, it took the
Speaker 2: Cardinals hitting a couple of more Dodger players in the
Speaker 2: regular season of twenty fourteen before Kershaw, of all people
Speaker 2: who never retaliated actually plunk Man Holiday between the numbers. Finally,
Speaker 2: So if you allow this to fester and continue to happen,
Speaker 2: more teams are going to feel like they have the
Speaker 2: freedom to pitch inside and if they hit Otani or
Speaker 2: Mookie Bets or Freddie Freeman, so be it. So at
Speaker 2: some point somebody on this staff has got to be
Speaker 2: able to take some names and really pay back some
Speaker 2: of these teams if they're going to continue to pitch
Speaker 2: inside with no regard.
Speaker 4: I know you probably don't want to do it in
Speaker 4: a high leverage situation, but I don't know. Maybe maybe
Speaker 4: nominate Will Kleine with a nice ninety nine mile an
Speaker 4: hour fastball between.
Speaker 2: How about tonight?
Speaker 3: There you go?
Speaker 4: How about Amshian tonight? But to will Climb Dave into
Speaker 4: The first three relievers that we saw at the twenty
Speaker 4: twenty six season start from Trining Decline to Tanner Scott
Speaker 4: could not have gone much better, especially when the eighth
Speaker 4: and ninth innings are a combined seventeen pitches? What did
Speaker 4: you see from those two? Are we just going to
Speaker 4: see Vessia tonight? And I can't think of who else?
Speaker 4: It would be Rableski? I think they would say from Monday,
Speaker 4: but maybe put Edwin Diaz out there, Like what do
Speaker 4: you think we're going to see from from the bullpen?
Speaker 13: Is?
Speaker 4: Early on here we try to figure out who goes where.
Speaker 2: Now it's gonna be game dictated. You don't bring in
Speaker 2: guys like Vessia who you're gonna use a lot this year.
Speaker 2: I thought it was good last night in that type
Speaker 2: of game situation. You got Blake Trining in there, and
Speaker 2: you've got Tanner Scott in there in low leverage situations
Speaker 2: to be able to retire the side in order. Tryina
Speaker 2: was helped out by a great catch by Pajez to
Speaker 2: rob Gabrielle Moreno to start that inning, and after that
Speaker 2: it seemed like he relaxed. And you know, I was
Speaker 2: talking to a few of the Dodger front office people
Speaker 2: yesterday and they were telling me they saw the characteristics
Speaker 2: of Tanner Scott's slider and spring training and it looked
Speaker 2: like the Tanner Scott that they signed. And last night,
Speaker 2: I think you heard Oral Herscheizer say it on the
Speaker 2: broadcast as well, that that slider looked like the Tanner
Speaker 2: Scott slider. So those two guys went back to the
Speaker 2: dugout with some confidence after a rocky end to their
Speaker 2: spring training, which was huge. But you're going to see
Speaker 2: Edwin Diaz or Alex Vessio when it matters the most
Speaker 2: in a one two run type of game. And look,
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts may get him in to get some work
Speaker 2: when it's like a ten to three game in the
Speaker 2: eighth inning tonight, but that would just be to knock
Speaker 2: off some of the rust.
Speaker 3: David Vasse, he's the best of the Hey, how come
Speaker 3: the Dbacks don't have any lefties in their bullpend Dave?
Speaker 3: Did they forget to bring him? Yeah?
Speaker 13: Right, I know.
Speaker 2: I don't understand how you could build a team in
Speaker 2: the NL West with the Dodgers and not go out
Speaker 2: and trade or sign for a really good, high leverage
Speaker 2: lefty or serviceable left handed reliever to face the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: who you know you're facing right away to start the year.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's a little bit of malpractice in my opinion. And
Speaker 2: Mike Cason is a pretty good GM.
Speaker 3: That might be why somebody knew that an eighth spot
Speaker 3: was going to be put up.
Speaker 2: All right, might be a ten spot tonight.
Speaker 3: Hello, whoa call the shot? Ten spot? You heard him?
Speaker 3: Did you hear him? He said it?
Speaker 6: He did it again?
Speaker 3: Thank you, Dave. Have a great night in the over
Speaker 3: you two guys, there, he goes. David Vasse are one
Speaker 3: and only Dodger reporter. Will be right back on this
Speaker 3: frog Man Friday on ampire seventy LA Sports. It's ring
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Speaker 3: A lot of hustle on the floor.
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Speaker 3: ninety style Spanish teacher lesson what Alexion Let's on. Hey, Hey,
Speaker 3: I don't want to play Yukon anymore. It's a personal
Speaker 3: attack against me. That's what the Syracuse women's coach said.
Speaker 8: I thought deserved a little more respect after being in
Speaker 8: his business for thirty seven years, and to have to
Speaker 8: come and be in this particular bracket every freaking year,
Speaker 8: faking it is unacceptable.
Speaker 3: It's wrong.
Speaker 8: It's somebody. And if you're on the committee and you've
Speaker 8: been around for more than a year or two or
Speaker 8: five to ten and fifteen years, you understand what that
Speaker 8: looks like. I been on that those committees to see
Speaker 8: how it's done, how you can put people on different lines,
Speaker 8: put us on a tiat of ten line, give whatever.
Speaker 8: But for us to continue to come to Connecticut year
Speaker 8: after year after year is to me, it's a personal attack.
Speaker 3: I take that as a personal offense to me. Personal
Speaker 3: offense to me, personal offense to me. I don't want
Speaker 3: to play Gino's team anymore. Lesson too, Lexion dos.
Speaker 4: Let's do it.
Speaker 3: Gino played North Carolina today?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Lesson two? Is Mark Gubaza talking about old fishhead trout
Speaker 3: and Matt greased him up pretty good? Now when Goolby's
Speaker 3: not on, we say things like Trout don't want to
Speaker 3: go play in Philly because he just want to run
Speaker 3: it on and out on the fly ball to first
Speaker 3: base and fly ball it's carrying in the left field.
Speaker 3: But when Goobi's on, we try to grease up that
Speaker 3: fish and get it ready for frying.
Speaker 14: Seven or eight games of the season. Last year, after
Speaker 14: he hit his four hundred career home run, he found
Speaker 14: his swing. And then now he's back in centerfield where
Speaker 14: I think he's most.
Speaker 9: Comfortable being at it in center field.
Speaker 14: And I know they moved him over to a corner
Speaker 14: outfield position to take a little bit off his body,
Speaker 14: but he feels he's better suited for the game itself
Speaker 14: mentally and physically in center field. And you know, he
Speaker 14: had a nice game yesterday at a couple of hits
Speaker 14: going on the right field, one left field. I feel
Speaker 14: he's going to have one of those seasons you always
Speaker 14: feel a great player has at least one tremendous run
Speaker 14: in him still, and I think he's got that in
Speaker 14: him right now. And you know, I talked to a
Speaker 14: lot of people. I mean, we all know where the
Speaker 14: All Star Game is this year, it's in Philadelphia. I mean,
Speaker 14: it was better way for Troudy to put it all
Speaker 14: together and go to and represent the Angels in the
Speaker 14: All Star Game too in Philadelphia this year. So I
Speaker 14: think it's gonna be a especially here for Trout the.
Speaker 3: Season lesson three, from getting flated by the Fish to
Speaker 3: get nailed by the King. Here's James Worthy on Lebron.
Speaker 7: He's accepted a new role, a role that he's unfamiliar with,
Speaker 7: a role that he's seen being the point guy with
Speaker 7: the ball. He's seen those roles, and I think it's
Speaker 7: one of the biggest, you know, you know, the biggest
Speaker 7: things he's done in his career is to accept this
Speaker 7: role that he's playing now. And I think he's he's
Speaker 7: playing that you know, that dunker's corner. He's playing the wing.
Speaker 7: He's playing bulletyball with just posting up people. Just if
Speaker 7: you don't double team him, he's gonna he's going to
Speaker 7: create the contact.
Speaker 9: And I think he likes it. I think he realizes that, hey,
Speaker 9: I don't have to handle the ball all the time.
Speaker 9: I don't have to create. I got Luca and Austen.
Speaker 9: Let me, you know, uh, let me draw from the well,
Speaker 9: from another perspective.
Speaker 3: Salient points.
Speaker 4: Olympic games lesson full lesion quatro that's in a quatro c.
Speaker 3: On the stress of coaching.
Speaker 12: During your season January February, especially when you get into February,
Speaker 12: you have to start evaluating your players and figuring out
Speaker 12: who you want to retain, what your budget's going to be,
Speaker 12: because when it ends, it ends quick. And uh every
Speaker 12: player has an agent. Uh, every player has a number,
Speaker 12: and you have to, like, you have to detach yourself
Speaker 12: from what college basketball used to be. Hey, you weren't
Speaker 12: you didn't know how to practice. You were uh, you
Speaker 12: weren't very tough. You had no idea deal what you're doing.
Speaker 12: And I spent two years developing you, and now you're
Speaker 12: going to leave, you know, but that's just the way
Speaker 12: it is nowadays. So like you had like that's going
Speaker 12: to happen to you. You know, Hey, look it happened
Speaker 12: with a dye Mars. So you know, it becomes a business.
Speaker 12: You just literally, you know, we have two guys and
Speaker 12: ore that work nothing but the front office angle, preparing
Speaker 12: for this time and still adding to that, and then
Speaker 12: I have to be in charge of it. So you
Speaker 12: can't take it personal like, so the minute we got back,
Speaker 12: I have to change hats and run the program. Uh
Speaker 12: from an acquisition and retention standpoint. And there's numbers attached
Speaker 12: to it. You know, we all have realities of how
Speaker 12: much money we you know, we're going to be able
Speaker 12: to spend, and some people have five million more. That's
Speaker 12: why I mentioned it, so in particular the team we
Speaker 12: lost to, So that wasn't a coincidence or number I
Speaker 12: grabbed out of the air. So that's what I'm up
Speaker 12: to now, my friend. And you look, if you don't
Speaker 12: like it. Retired Jay Wright said, I don't want to
Speaker 12: do it. He retired. You know, I don't want to retire.
Speaker 12: I love being the coach at UCLA. So, uh, fundraising
Speaker 12: and figuring all this out is what we're on to now.
Speaker 12: And it's just, you know, it's eight am to eight
Speaker 12: pm on the phone every day.
Speaker 3: Mick Cronin a real hero, even though he went on
Speaker 3: with Colin Cowhert today. Lesson five, lexionn Sinko, Hey poachers,
Speaker 3: let's dose Malvolio. Feel it very comfortable back there? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Lesson six, Dave Roberts, Dodger Skipper and hero to what's
Speaker 3: all he's on Otawi being why are you so grit?
Speaker 3: You're so grit and your grit and o'toni, well are
Speaker 3: you a great?
Speaker 13: It doesn't because there are certain people athletes that when
Speaker 13: you see.
Speaker 3: Him, they have a presence.
Speaker 13: And you know, obviously Magic had Kobe had it, Tiger
Speaker 13: had it, and Show Hey has it. And so when
Speaker 13: you see Show Hey, that never wears off gets old. Obviously.
Speaker 13: You know, I've seen people when they see him get
Speaker 13: on deck, they start crying. And so people come from
Speaker 13: Japan to watch this guy play and perform, and then
Speaker 13: all of that, he still takes his day with the
Speaker 13: utmost amount of humility, which is pretty special.
Speaker 3: What a time, What a great week, great job by
Speaker 3: Tim Kates, our own Ronnie Fossio. We even got some
Speaker 3: help and fully functional employee at him yesterday.
Speaker 13: On the board.
Speaker 3: But thank you for listening. We are not even close
Speaker 3: to being done. We've got quick hits, fun fact, a
Speaker 3: top story of the day, some Dodger washing, you're dead
Speaker 3: and alive, and then we'll get you to the pregame
Speaker 3: show for Ring Night with Tim Kates. Kind of ironic, right,
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