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Speaker 1: to Jim Harbaugh and David Vasse too, wonderful inner, it
Speaker 1: is time for the top story of that top story
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 2: Well, Jeff Passing wrote it before the start of the playoffs,
Speaker 2: and the rest of the assembled media took that baton
Speaker 2: and ran with it. Blame the Dodgers if they win
Speaker 2: the World Series, that will be the catalyst to a lockout.
Speaker 2: It was a bad narrative, it really was. The Dodgers
Speaker 2: will be the reason the twenty twenty seven season is lost.
Speaker 2: The collection of owners would use it as fuel to
Speaker 2: insist they cannot continue to play under the set of
Speaker 2: financial rules and still maintain a competitive and interesting league
Speaker 2: and understand, and I'm guessing most do. The majority of
Speaker 2: owners are not of the psycho I'll spend anything, I'll
Speaker 2: lose money. I just want to win. I'm super competitive
Speaker 2: VC or hedge fund guy that's worth a billion dollars
Speaker 2: and doesn't care. Almost none of them are that. The
Speaker 2: only ones really are Steve Cohen of the Mets and
Speaker 2: before he passed away, Peter Sidler of the Podras. Majority
Speaker 2: of the owners want to make a lot of money,
Speaker 2: as much money as possible, and for the evaluation of
Speaker 2: their teams to continue to go up by the billion.
Speaker 2: And for teams like the Dodgers, that's a much bigger
Speaker 2: picture than other teams are willing to see. The Cubs,
Speaker 2: the Red Sox, the Yankees, the Giants, the Mariners for
Speaker 2: that matter, they could all do exactly what the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are doing and have done. And I will paint this picture.
Speaker 2: I will paint it in Dodgers blue and Philly's red
Speaker 2: and Yankees black and Toronto gray. But first I will
Speaker 2: paint it in blue and red and black and gray.
Speaker 2: You know what's bad for baseball, I'll tell you what's
Speaker 2: bad for baseb My favorite color the twenty seven Astros
Speaker 2: and having to mention that George Springer was on that
Speaker 2: team when he's up to bat for the Blue Jays
Speaker 2: in the twenty twenty five World Series to acknowledge that
Speaker 2: the twenty seventeen World Series title was literally literally attained
Speaker 2: by cheating a complex electronic system of signals that alerted
Speaker 2: hitters what pitches were about to be thrown thanks to
Speaker 2: various cameras placed around the ballpark feeding video to monitors
Speaker 2: and the tunnel of their dugouts and handed handled poorly
Speaker 2: in the aftermat Yes, I would say exactly handled incredibly poorly,
Speaker 2: perfectly put pee by the commissioner in the aftermath. No,
Speaker 2: they're going to keep their championship because we wanted them
Speaker 2: to tell us exactly what happened. That is really bad
Speaker 2: for baseball, So passing if you want to play that game.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers spending money at a rate, as you accuse
Speaker 2: them of, that no other team can keep up with,
Speaker 2: and gives them some sort of unfair advantage. Save It
Speaker 2: seventeen was got awful for baseball. Nineteen ninety four was
Speaker 2: a disaster for baseball, a season that ended on August twelfth,
Speaker 2: when Frank Thomas was chasing the triple crown, Tony Gwynn
Speaker 2: was sniffing four hundred, and the Expos had the best
Speaker 2: record in baseball. It literally cost a city its team
Speaker 2: a strike that ended the season on August twelfth, August twelfth,
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety four, and again twenty seventeen. Just so happened
Speaker 2: to have the highest ratings for a World Series until
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five came around and the Dodgers happened to
Speaker 2: be cheated by the Astros. Out of that one, I
Speaker 2: would have got cheated. Clayton Kershaw's legacy could have been
Speaker 2: way different were he able to pitch the way he
Speaker 2: pitched at home in that Game five on the road
Speaker 2: in that series after Game one seven, eightings, three hits,
Speaker 2: one run. Somehow in Houston he only lasted four, gave
Speaker 2: up six runs. Game seven after you Darvish spit the
Speaker 2: bit went four of shutout. That's bad for baseball. What
Speaker 2: is not bad for baseball the Blue Jays with the
Speaker 2: fifth highest payroll despite the thirteenth ranked revenue stream, meaning
Speaker 2: they spend more on players than eight teams that made
Speaker 2: more money than them. And do not misunderstand it, Yes,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers make more money than everyone. They have the
Speaker 2: biggest local TV deal and that is the majority of
Speaker 2: their revenue. They are in a market that you could
Speaker 2: probably say encompasses between twenty and twenty five million people.
Speaker 2: They did four million fans this year, but those major
Speaker 2: markets p four million fans is a heck of a lot.
Speaker 2: But those other markets we mentioned are also incredibly popular
Speaker 2: ballparks that are packed when their teams are winning, or
Speaker 2: even in the case of the Red Sox and the Cubs,
Speaker 2: when they're not. And the Mariners should know better than
Speaker 2: any one that it makes sense to bid on Japanese
Speaker 2: players and bid more than everybody else because the international
Speaker 2: market can send back a butt ton of international revenue.
Speaker 2: As each euro was their most popular player and they
Speaker 2: had Ken Griffy Junior and Alex Rodriguez. The Giants play
Speaker 2: in a baseball palace. They charged top of the market prices.
Speaker 2: They made four hundred and fifty million dollars last year.
Speaker 2: They won three World Series in five years. Did they
Speaker 2: use that as a springboard?
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: In emphatic mode, they made seventy million more bucks than
Speaker 2: the Blue Jays and spent sixty million dollars. Less I
Speaker 2: mentioned the Mets and Steve Cohen being one of the
Speaker 2: crazy ones. They made four hundred and forty four million
Speaker 2: dollars and spent including tax penalties four hundred million dollars
Speaker 2: on their roster because Steve Cohen wanted to win and
Speaker 2: did it work. No, didn't work. Seven and twenty million
Speaker 2: dollars on Juan Soto was not Shoe Aotani. So to
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, Yeah, they made seven hundred and fifty two
Speaker 2: million dollars. It is more than anyone else, but with
Speaker 2: taxes they gave away one hundred and fifty million dollars
Speaker 2: to the rest of the league. They spent five hundred
Speaker 2: and forty nine million dollars. Seventy three percent of that
Speaker 2: revenue went to players, not their pockets. The only team
Speaker 2: that spent a higher percentage of revenue on players was
Speaker 2: the Mets. And of that one hundred and fifty million pe,
Speaker 2: some of it went to the Miami Marlins. They pulled
Speaker 2: in three hundred and seventeen million bucks last year. They
Speaker 2: paid twenty seven percent of that revenue to their roster. Again,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, seventy three percent to players. The Marlins paid
Speaker 2: eighty six million bucks for their roster. To put that
Speaker 2: in perspective, they made more than the Tampa Rays. They
Speaker 2: made more money than the White Sox forty million dollars more.
Speaker 2: They made sixty million dollars more than the A's and
Speaker 2: yet the a spent twenty five million dollars more on
Speaker 2: their roster. And the Dodgers are bad for baseball. And
Speaker 2: if you really want to get into it, only five
Speaker 2: teams in baseball spent less than forty percent of their
Speaker 2: revenue on players, and one of them. P made five
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty four million dollars over a half a
Speaker 2: billion dollars in revenue, the third highest rake, and they
Speaker 2: spent thirty six percent of it on players. The Cubs
Speaker 2: fourteenth in the league. Literally, they made two hundred million
Speaker 2: more dollars than the Blue Jays and spent seventy million
Speaker 2: dollars less. Wow, that's how bad this is to villif.
Speaker 1: A doship issue? Yeah, that villifying I got heard that,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean about the Pirates right over the years.
Speaker 2: How about this? The Yankees like you this for the
Speaker 2: Dodgers to take this incoming, and they're gonna take it
Speaker 2: from these other markets because they won again. But it's
Speaker 2: on every level. A team like the Cubs that makes
Speaker 2: a half a billion dollars and has the fourteenth highest payroll,
Speaker 2: the Yankees made seven hundred and twenty eight million dollars.
Speaker 2: That is just ten million less than the Dodgers, and
Speaker 2: they spent two hundred million dollars less on players. They
Speaker 2: made ten million less than the Dodgers and spend two
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars. We can't afford one Sodo.
Speaker 1: We can't.
Speaker 2: You can't write that contract.
Speaker 1: We can't make what. We can't pay for his suite.
Speaker 1: I mean, we don't do that. You've got to be
Speaker 1: kidding me. Judge pays for his sweet We can't afford.
Speaker 2: That seven hundred and twenty eight million dollars. And they
Speaker 2: spent two hundred million less than the f them f
Speaker 2: them all that say the Dodgers are bad for baseball.
Speaker 2: They put Yamamoto on that stage to be in the conversation.
Speaker 2: Is the greatest World Series pitching performance this century? And
Speaker 2: he's got a ten year deal. He didn't have to
Speaker 2: do all that. No, whatever, will roll the dice. He's
Speaker 2: never played in the league, will roll the dice three
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty five million bucks. And how did that
Speaker 2: start out? With all the other teams laughing at them? Oh,
Speaker 2: baseball's bigger here six days rest. He's not emotionally ready
Speaker 2: for it. It's a different deal. They took the gamble
Speaker 2: and it paid off, so save it. It's the opposite
Speaker 2: from modern day Sandy Kofak. Right, the Dodgers saved baseball.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers put baseball where it belongs, well ahead of
Speaker 2: the NBA in popularity in this country. We just had
Speaker 2: and you can call it prisoner of the moment, but
Speaker 2: it's gonna be in the conversation. Is the greatest World
Speaker 2: Series ever?
Speaker 1: Hard to deny?
Speaker 2: Right. Dodgers win Game six and seven on a play
Speaker 2: to end the games, a charging right fielder who snagged
Speaker 2: the live drive and doubled off a runner. Game seven
Speaker 2: went to extras. There was a bench clearing pseudo brawl
Speaker 2: in a Game seven of the World Series. We just
Speaker 2: saw three time MVP make a start in Game seven,
Speaker 2: a two times sy young winner come in after that,
Speaker 2: and a guy who had just pitched nearly one hundred
Speaker 2: pitches the night before have to go two and two
Speaker 2: thirds and throw thirty four more to get the win,
Speaker 2: a game tie and a game leading home run and
Speaker 2: the ninth and eleven. It was madness, and twenty six
Speaker 2: million people watched it. Twenty and one of the teams
Speaker 2: wasn't even in this country, so you're gonna add another
Speaker 2: ten million people in Canada that watched it. Thirty six
Speaker 2: million people watched the World Series, and again I mentioned
Speaker 2: it earlier to put that in perspective. The NBA, which
Speaker 2: apparently is some sort of great product that everybody's clamoring
Speaker 2: for after their latest round of TV deals, Clippers heat tonight,
Speaker 2: seven point six million people watch Game seven. Last year,
Speaker 2: the NBA has not had over twenty million people watch
Speaker 2: a finals game since Michael Jordan in nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers are the best thing that has happened to baseball,
Speaker 2: and they made baseball relevant again, and these owners better
Speaker 2: not f it up so they can just put more
Speaker 2: money in their pocket with a salary cap and dig
Speaker 2: in because they know you can always outlast the players
Speaker 2: because you're worth billions of dollars and you really don't care.
Speaker 2: So the owners better not rob us of a final
Speaker 2: year of Freddie Freeman, of an age thirty three season
Speaker 2: of Sho Aotani. They can all pound sand and the
Speaker 2: Dodgers should be getting thank yous from all of them
Speaker 2: because their checks are considerably bigger for the national TV money,
Speaker 2: and you saw it from ESPN as I wrap it here,
Speaker 2: p a network that in their collective genius.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how that happen.
Speaker 2: We don't want Sunday night Baseball anymore. Sunday Night Baseball
Speaker 2: is not good for us. And then after this postseason run,
Speaker 2: we're coming back to the table. We're gonna find a
Speaker 2: way to keep Major League Baseball on ESPN moving forward
Speaker 2: because the Dodgers are compelling. Ultimately, that's what this comes
Speaker 2: down to. It is one of the most interesting, compelling, dominating,
Speaker 2: dynastical teams that we have seen in the history of sports.
Speaker 2: And they deserved to be lauded, not denigrated.
Speaker 1: Well, said Matt, They should be lauded and applauded, not denigrated. Right,
Speaker 1: that's just what you said. I just said the same
Speaker 1: thing again and we'll be right back. It's parade day,
Speaker 1: very exciting day for Angelinos and baseball types.
Speaker 2: It's the perfect time to talk balance sheets.
Speaker 1: And if you love the seams and you have a
Speaker 1: seamed head, I'm sure you're thrilled that baseball isstor past
Speaker 1: the NBA and now sits behind NFL and college football.
Speaker 1: I guess I mean it's hard to beat college football
Speaker 1: because they had like a one hundred and eighty teams and
Speaker 1: it's football. Well, come on, we'll be right back. You
Speaker 1: just heard from Jim Harbaugh. He was inspired, in fact,
Speaker 1: that's what he said. Not to mention David Vass inspiring.
Speaker 1: We'll have a Dodger version of one of the headlines
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Speaker 1: All right, we can call this flip top, or we
Speaker 1: can say how we one of the headlines too, but
Speaker 1: you don't have that, you can play with it.
Speaker 2: I'll clip you out, I will put you out.
Speaker 1: This is the flip top story of the day, but
Speaker 1: this is more of a water the headlines style. Matt
Speaker 1: just enlightened a lot of people, a lot of very
Speaker 1: happy TEXTA sours saying, you know, Matt enlightened the public.
Speaker 1: This guy says fabulous. This says Matt, what about the
Speaker 1: broken bat? It's the bats, Matt. This one says preach
Speaker 1: with a bunch of exclamation points. Tell Matt, thank you
Speaker 1: for another stellar monologue. I had no idea of all
Speaker 1: the numbers regarding income and TV ratings. I'm sharing this
Speaker 1: with friends and family.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you.
Speaker 1: All right. The Dodgers were able to take down the
Speaker 1: Blue Jays, overcoming Meghan Markel and Prince Harry's appearance at
Speaker 1: game five after the eighteen innings was a game four.
Speaker 1: They showed up, yeah, four, Yeah, after eighteen innings they
Speaker 1: sought a national pr opportunity. The Yawyers lost and had
Speaker 1: to climb out of that hole and won in seven.
Speaker 1: It was wild, but Megan Markle made a new video
Speaker 1: after they won, she staged a video in her giant
Speaker 1: theater room in her house, shrieking and running over to
Speaker 1: Harry and bending over and kissing him because we all
Speaker 1: saw that double play coming and turned on a camera
Speaker 1: like Stephen Nelson to watch. Yes, let's get the camera
Speaker 1: cued up. Most people, we can record my reaction.
Speaker 2: Most people think it's a fake, staged video.
Speaker 1: It didn't really happen in the moment that she staged
Speaker 1: it after h don't let him jump on our train,
Speaker 1: is what I'm trying to say. In the comments, Matt,
Speaker 1: people were unforgiving. One post said, this is Pete cringe.
Speaker 2: Oh pc, Pete cringe.
Speaker 1: Not David Vasse and Blake Snell doing six to seven
Speaker 1: on the bust. Everybody, No, that's not Pete cringe, Markle
Speaker 1: is Pete cringe? Anyway, it was alleged that Harry Prince
Speaker 1: Harry was not rooting for the Dodgers, but in his
Speaker 1: soul was rooting for Canada and was unamused. It kind
Speaker 1: of makes sense, right when the Dodgers won either way. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean they're more Canadian, I mean British than we are.
Speaker 1: Either way, we can all agree we are an independent country.
Speaker 1: So let's please try and ignore the Prince Harry and
Speaker 1: Megan Markle acting like their Dodger fans. Now, that's true,
Speaker 1: that's a real issue. It's been lost in the wash.
Speaker 1: But we can't have You're right, don't let him in.
Speaker 1: Not allowed. We reserve the right to refuse service to
Speaker 1: anyone you Charles Oakley, Yes, Rob low Bateman, fine, DiCaprio
Speaker 1: from Marshall High. Fine, as you said, Sydney Sweeney and
Speaker 1: her Sweeney's, her nuclear warheads.
Speaker 2: I'm okay with that.
Speaker 1: It's fine.
Speaker 2: I'm okay with that one.
Speaker 1: But no royals or fake disgraced royals. We have our
Speaker 1: own problems in this city. The parade happened under the
Speaker 1: watch of three Los Angeles zombie towers that are still
Speaker 1: sitting there right by the hobby Airs that they're building,
Speaker 1: and the Mastros Ocean Club and those buildings are there,
Speaker 1: and the Olympics and the World Cup are coming. So
Speaker 1: we have our own problems. We don't need Harry and
Speaker 1: Megan in the crowd. But again, congratulations to the Dodgers
Speaker 1: and their dynasty and their dominance. Wear at Canada, and
Speaker 1: please do not return to Dodger Stadium. Harry and Meghan,
Speaker 1: we have never seen them before at Dodger Stadium, have we?
Speaker 1: I don't remember cats? You there all the time, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've never seen them. Yeah, don't jump our train because
Speaker 1: there was an eighteen inning game that everybody got geeked
Speaker 1: up about. If you like baseball, start with the wood
Speaker 1: Bat League, the summer team in Santa Barbara, the Foresters,
Speaker 1: good one. That's Billy told us about the other day.
Speaker 1: I had some friends that played on that back in
Speaker 1: the day. It's close to your home and nobody in
Speaker 1: La has to see you or worry about security. Please,
Speaker 1: Harry and Meghan do not return. Stay away from Malibu, Lebowski,
Speaker 1: stay out of Malibu. Dead beat Magic Johnson and his tweets.
Speaker 1: Fine Brad Paisley in his West Virginia style, never lived
Speaker 1: in La.
Speaker 2: Fine Clayton Kershaw's a dear friend.
Speaker 1: Texan. No Harry, No Meghan. We've got to draw the
Speaker 1: line somewhere, and we have to draw the line. Had
Speaker 1: a British prince and his American actress lifestyle brand wife,
Speaker 1: my wife and Jerry O'Connell can't come back either. I
Speaker 1: know he's a Charger fan and all that, Matt, but
Speaker 1: he's out too. He went up there. He went up
Speaker 1: there to Toronto and wore a Blue Jay's jersey and
Speaker 1: dorked out for Toronto. You're he thought he could jump
Speaker 1: on them and ride it all the way to Canadian excellence.
Speaker 2: No, you're out.
Speaker 1: You can't show up back at Dodger Stadium, sitting next
Speaker 1: to Bateman, trying to act like you're the same guy.
Speaker 2: You're not with a fat kid from stand by Me.
Speaker 2: Now go away.
Speaker 1: You look the same, but you're not the same guy.
Speaker 1: As Fassa would say, who's out? You would no, Harry
Speaker 1: and Meghan and no Jerry O'Connell. I don't know why
Speaker 1: Anthony Anderson has become so popular with the Dodgers. Maybe
Speaker 1: a connection with magic or something. But whatever Edward James
Speaker 1: almost I saw running around. He did an interview with
Speaker 1: Vassay Angelino Latino Chicano, fabulous.
Speaker 2: Harry and Meghan out.
Speaker 1: They don't even live here, they live in Moncito. Go
Speaker 1: root for the giants. You're close enough, up to your clothes.
Speaker 2: Welcome you. Yeah, take your helicopter.
Speaker 1: Go to Vegas and root for the a's b A's
Speaker 1: be the first to be Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: A's man or why not West Sacramento get started.
Speaker 1: Now started. Now, that's a great point. Sacramento is a
Speaker 1: great town.
Speaker 2: Matt's wonderful.
Speaker 1: Just ask Steve Sachs from Kate's and Sacks and the am.
Speaker 1: But I just why. I wanted people to remember that
Speaker 1: this has been great. But Harry and Meghan almost wrecked
Speaker 1: it for everybody.
Speaker 2: Isn't this great?
Speaker 1: They almost wrecked it for everybody. They tried, they showed up,
Speaker 1: they succeeded the day they arrived. They got Fox to
Speaker 1: show him a bunch of love. They got the camera
Speaker 1: on them, They got the camera on the back of
Speaker 1: their heads than a zoom into the plate. I mean,
Speaker 1: they got a lot of run and that can't happen.
Speaker 1: Megan probably knows more about baseball.
Speaker 2: Than Harry, probably, you'd hope, but I would assume he
Speaker 2: could apply his cricket skills to try to piece some
Speaker 2: things together and figure it out.
Speaker 1: Is that a home run?
Speaker 2: No, it's a foul ball. They don't have that in
Speaker 2: in football. Anthony Anderson Jerry O'Connell starting kangaroo jack together,
Speaker 2: Do you think there's a connection there, so perhaps the
Speaker 2: producer of it or something, But find there's always produce.
Speaker 2: There's there's always some connection. Let's see kangaroos, Like why.
Speaker 1: Is Anthony and like not that he's not a great
Speaker 1: actor or that people like.
Speaker 2: But I just produced by Bruckheimer.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I mean I don't watch Blackish or whatever,
Speaker 1: but yeah, I just don't know why, Like why does
Speaker 1: that actor get.
Speaker 2: He is an l A guy born Compton.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 2: So maybe just so Hollywood high school. Oh let's go
Speaker 2: sheikhs uh so, who knows, Maybe just a big Dodger guy.
Speaker 2: And they like having the la actors. Yeah, you can't
Speaker 2: have a Bateman or low do the I don't know.
Speaker 2: Seems like maybe uh rabatas DiCaprio, DiCaprio. But listen, it
Speaker 2: was a beautiful Crimona. It certainly was it all right here?
Speaker 1: And at least they didn't let Harry and Meghan run
Speaker 1: around up there on stage because that would have been
Speaker 1: a problem.
Speaker 2: Yes, hey, long, it's Harry. What do you think about me?
Speaker 2: I'm just in this event?
Speaker 1: A hey what about me getting a short?
Speaker 2: I have my wife on Michelde. I'll run it.
Speaker 1: Let us have a go. What you say so we'll
Speaker 1: be right back with your dead and a live guy
Speaker 1: birthday the day. We'll have some parade highlights before the
Speaker 1: show ends at six point thirty. Hope you're having a
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Speaker 1: We'll have a recap of all the fun and a
Speaker 1: fun fact in the very next segment. But right now
Speaker 1: it's time for the dead guy. Birthday of the day.
Speaker 2: Well quickly p Happy birthday to Ralph Greenleaf. His obituary
Speaker 2: it read what Babe Ruth did for baseball dempse did
Speaker 2: for fighting. Tilden did for tennis Greenleaf did for pocket billiards.
Speaker 2: Ralph Greenleaf, nineteen thirty five. This is what got me
Speaker 2: to him. He would have been one hunred and twenty
Speaker 2: sixty day. The media reported that Greenleaf fell off the
Speaker 2: wagon when he vanished just before a crucial tournament in
Speaker 2: New York. He woke up in Oklahoma under arrest as
Speaker 2: a vagrant. In order to be released, he had to
Speaker 2: prove to the constable his identity by walking across the
Speaker 2: street to a pool hall located in front of the
Speaker 2: jailhouse in Oakamolgi, Oklahoma, and ran eighty seven balls consecutively.
Speaker 2: He was born in Mammoth, which is almost Iowa. He
Speaker 2: won nineteen titles and sadly the bottle got him. He
Speaker 2: was only fifty years old. Ralph Greene. Wow, we got.
Speaker 1: Marie McDonald McLoughlin Lowry aka Lulu Kennedy Cairns known as
Speaker 1: Lulu Lulu, seventy seven years old today. Scottish child star
Speaker 1: born into Well just born into Royalty because of her
Speaker 1: abilities to sing. Although she was born in a castle
Speaker 1: in Glasgow. She was twelve, she started with a local band.
Speaker 1: They called her Lulu because She was a real lulu
Speaker 1: of a kid, and she has grown to be one
Speaker 1: of Britain's biggest stars ever six decade career because of
Speaker 1: her embulent personality and voice. She was fifteen and she
Speaker 1: covered Shout nineteen sixty four for Decca Record. She toured
Speaker 1: with the Hollies. She signed with Columbia. She had her
Speaker 1: biggest hit with Too sur with Love and the Movie
Speaker 1: with your favorite guy, Matt Oh Sidney Potier. The way
Speaker 1: you say it's just inspiring to me, like Harbon. In
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty seven, she stole Here Comes the Night from
Speaker 1: Van Morrison and them. Hers came out first. Van was
Speaker 1: not pleased. He's inaffable, he wrote it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: She's always endured on TV shows like kad Zooks, It's
Speaker 1: the in Crowd, lots of TV, Matt TV Forever, and
Speaker 1: singing covers. Nineteen seventy four she did The Man with
Speaker 1: a Golden Gun. Still guest starring all over from the
Speaker 1: Masked Singer to Glaston Mary married briefly twice, wants to
Speaker 1: mow GiB from the begis with one child, not with GiB.
Speaker 1: She said to have an affair with David Bowie in
Speaker 1: the seventies and an affair with the much younger guy
Speaker 1: from the British boy band take that whoa.
Speaker 2: Yeah back in the day from nineteen nineties.
Speaker 1: Hey Lulu Lulu, British superstar and we will return with
Speaker 1: petros and money highlights on a seventy LA sports parade day.
Speaker 1: I love a parade and so do you apparently. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of people in the streets.
Speaker 2: Brought the community together. Pee. That's what we need these things.
Speaker 2: That's what the Dodgers do.
Speaker 1: With their Japanese players.
Speaker 2: And now you do it. Everybody knows. That's the vehicle.
Speaker 1: Venezuelan position player gets his first hit and sometimes.
Speaker 2: Cuban defensive specialists in the outfield.
Speaker 1: Knocking over a Puerto Rican fight.
Speaker 2: Look at you all that next