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Speaker 2: Lawyers. Here is the immortal Dave Roberts. Oh you forget
Speaker 2: that he put trying it in. Who cares? Here he
Speaker 2: is with it seems like a really questionable decision.
Speaker 3: Here he is with the media. I believe in you, Blake.
Speaker 3: Here he is with the media. A few minutes ago.
Speaker 4: We have to win X amount of more games and
Speaker 4: he's not going to close every game. It's just not feasible.
Speaker 4: So you've got to use other guys. And so, but
Speaker 4: I think that to the question, yeah, if it, if
Speaker 4: it makes sense, hit, he'll definitely be finishing games. This
Speaker 4: is something he's never done and you're expecting to go
Speaker 4: a few more weeks, and so all that stuff has
Speaker 4: to play in that. A lot of people just don't
Speaker 4: have any appreciation for. That's everything. You know. If if
Speaker 4: there is a world where you can use five pitchers
Speaker 4: and finish a postseason and when the postseason, I think
Speaker 4: a lot of people would sign up for that. That's impossible.
Speaker 4: So you've got to use your roster at certain times
Speaker 4: and kind of pick spots where you feel best and
Speaker 4: live with whatever outcome. But you know, that's just the
Speaker 4: way it goes in to win for us this year
Speaker 4: thirteen games in October, but very row frame question and
Speaker 4: you know, but yeah, the more you see guys and
Speaker 4: give guys opportunities, you see how they respond and it
Speaker 4: certainly helps my decision making going forward. It doesn't do
Speaker 4: a whole lot outside of MAXI being the lineup. You know,
Speaker 4: I don't Migey Row won't be in there. Then I've
Speaker 4: got are going to make the decision on Will versus
Speaker 4: Ben to start the game, But that has no bearing
Speaker 4: on who the starting pitcher is for them. I think
Speaker 4: the main thing is we've attacked those guys. We haven't
Speaker 4: been scared off using the fastball. I think we crowd
Speaker 4: them just enough. I think we go soft just enough,
Speaker 4: and I think we change high levels. So up to
Speaker 4: this point, we've done a really nice job of keeping
Speaker 4: those guys at base. So we still got some work
Speaker 4: to do and you know, try to keep those guys asleep.
Speaker 2: I don't feel like there was you know, a lot
Speaker 2: of social media push like, hey, that's a great idea,
Speaker 2: Like I really like what he's doing here. This makes
Speaker 2: perfect sense to me. I just didn't feel like, even
Speaker 2: before the mess was created, anybody felt really good about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess I could say the same thing. When
Speaker 3: I saw him trotting out there, I was a little surprised.
Speaker 3: Oh no, the Lakers are back in practice today, same
Speaker 3: day the Lebron James just tease the world that he
Speaker 3: was going to make a big decision.
Speaker 2: He's a good picker, but he's radio Lebron doesn't seem
Speaker 2: to really be able to read the room. No, no,
Speaker 2: you know, the decision was one of the worst decisions
Speaker 2: you ever made in your career. It really kind of
Speaker 2: shifted the trajectory, trajectory of you been one of the
Speaker 2: most likable superstars in the world to become one of
Speaker 2: the most vilified hated individual players in the world.
Speaker 3: JJ said that nobody was freaking out about the expected
Speaker 3: decision today and as far as actual practice and play,
Speaker 3: it didn't matter. JJ was asked about Lebron and Luka
Speaker 3: Doocich's modified participation in practice. He called it load management.
Speaker 3: Don't you have to practice with the players that play.
Speaker 2: Seems like it would, uh, you know, go a long
Speaker 2: way if you were able to build that chemistry and
Speaker 2: kind of get a vibe for how everybody else plays
Speaker 2: and moves around.
Speaker 3: Now, this doesn't really jibe with the highlights I saw,
Speaker 3: But when asked about the development of Bronnie James from
Speaker 3: last year, JJ said, he's comfortable and more confident.
Speaker 2: He's a pro. I believe he was one for twelve
Speaker 2: last night, and I believe if you logged onto ESPN
Speaker 2: dot com, they had Bronnie's clutch three, not exaggerating, not
Speaker 2: in bellishing. If you went to the NBA page, there
Speaker 2: was a The video that played when you clicked on
Speaker 2: the NBA tab was Bronnie James hitting a three with
Speaker 2: the caption that says Bronnie sinks clutch three. He was
Speaker 2: one for twelve and they lost. Yeah, but that was
Speaker 2: a clutch three right there. Man. I'd like to play
Speaker 2: some JJ from practice today, but you tell me if
Speaker 2: this is audible or not. Thank you everybody.
Speaker 1: You just more comfortable last year his development.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what the Lakers put out there. No, this
Speaker 2: is one of the b writers. Can we stop shooting
Speaker 2: while this is happening? It's a good squeak on those shoes.
Speaker 2: It's really good track. I can't hear a damning. Those
Speaker 2: guys are really getting those shoes nice and clean. I
Speaker 2: bet they're spitting on them and really getting them cleaned up,
Speaker 2: like not one thing. Yeah, there's obviously still.
Speaker 5: Room for broke in certain areas.
Speaker 1: But.
Speaker 2: I can say with great certainty that do not care
Speaker 2: a lick about Brownie James. To listen through the squeaks
Speaker 2: and dribbles, like, hey, if it's even if it was
Speaker 2: just straight audio, like if it were something kind of
Speaker 2: like hey, Luca blew his knee out, and here's JJ
Speaker 2: giving you the rundown of what happened in practice. Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe I'll try to listen through that to hear what's
Speaker 2: going on. But a summary of where Bronnie is in
Speaker 2: his career now. Yeah, I'm gonna go ahead and take
Speaker 2: a pass.
Speaker 3: The Chargers are in Miami on Sunday with Matt Smith
Speaker 3: to take on the Dolphins. They made a trade today
Speaker 3: with the Ravens acquiring edge udafe Away and the future
Speaker 3: seventh round pick who will know at some point for
Speaker 3: safety former Petrosen money guest Aloie Gilman and a twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six fifth round pick.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Yeah. Gilman, who had kind of been was the
Speaker 2: glue of the defense last year, felt like he was
Speaker 2: supplanted by Tony Jefferson as kind of the better player
Speaker 2: at that position with Elijah Molden as the other safety,
Speaker 2: and they needed an edge. It looks as though it
Speaker 2: probably means Khalil Mack is nowhere near returning Tooley's been great,
Speaker 2: but that other edge they've been looking for answers, and
Speaker 2: it's kind of that side where they've been getting really
Speaker 2: hammered against the run.
Speaker 3: Rams travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Former Ravens quarterback Flacco got traded to another.
Speaker 2: Team, yeah, from the Browns after being demoted. Dylan Gabriel
Speaker 2: had a nice game even though they lost, so he
Speaker 2: will be the starter moving forward. See what that means
Speaker 2: for Shadur's pressers, because I think you always want your
Speaker 2: backup quarterback to be the center of the media attention
Speaker 2: in the locker room. But Flacco goes to the Bengals,
Speaker 2: Jake Browning has had a couple rough weeks, and Joe
Speaker 2: Burrow is not going to be back until December. They
Speaker 2: fined Jerry Jones for what two hundred.
Speaker 3: And fifty thousand dollars for his inadvertent obscene gesture towards
Speaker 3: fans at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. Just that my middle
Speaker 3: finger just got stuck, Cowboys, said Jones will appeal the fine.
Speaker 3: Videos on social media show Jones quickly flashing his middle
Speaker 3: finger late in the cowboys thirty seven to twenty two
Speaker 3: victory over the New York Jets.
Speaker 2: Now you are a you're a big proponent of extending
Speaker 2: your middle finger the proper way. That's not what Jones did.
Speaker 2: It was just like a wait, whoop, yep, it's a
Speaker 2: real quick just maybe it wasn't. Inverton, I swear my
Speaker 2: finger just got stuck. Do you guys fold down the
Speaker 2: fingers and put the thumb out? I bet you do. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you fold in that thumb. I knew Kates would be
Speaker 2: this guy folded in Ucla, didn't fold it in against
Speaker 2: Penn State.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: They came back and now they travel to East Lansing,
Speaker 3: where I've did this year, to take on Michigan State.
Speaker 2: How's that schedule laying out for him? What do they
Speaker 2: got going? Nice? Little one o'clock in the afternoon, nine
Speaker 2: am kick Pacific time? Just big ten schedule. Things really
Speaker 2: working out for these guys, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Spartans are an eight and a half point favorite. Look,
Speaker 3: you get paid for this.
Speaker 2: Now you've paid a lot of money, guys, all to
Speaker 2: your sleep schedule, joll I got to be going to
Speaker 2: bed at eight pm. Moving forward.
Speaker 3: Practice in the morning anyway, I don't see what the
Speaker 3: big deal is, right Like, USC practices in the morning
Speaker 3: and then then we're bitching about playing at nine am
Speaker 3: in Illinois. It's like, well, don't you practice in the
Speaker 3: morning for the last.
Speaker 2: Play more games than at the window than you do
Speaker 2: the afternoon window.
Speaker 3: USC's four and one, two and one in the Big
Speaker 3: ten home versus Michigan on Saturday. Danny Canell thinks they
Speaker 3: might have a chance to win that one They're a
Speaker 3: two and a half point favorite and Matt. Things are
Speaker 3: getting worse at Chapel Bill.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two and three. They have lost their first three
Speaker 2: games versus their power for opponents. Yeah, combined score is
Speaker 2: one twenty to thirty three, So if you're keeping score
Speaker 2: at home, that is nearly ninety points. Eighty seven points
Speaker 2: is the difference in their three power for opponents. They
Speaker 2: just got blown out by Clemson, who was searching for
Speaker 2: answers and what looks to be a lost season. And
Speaker 2: today the report is that North Carolina is no longer
Speaker 2: moving forward with the in season documentary that is to
Speaker 2: be aired on Hulu. We will not be able to
Speaker 2: see all the behind the scenes stuff within the program
Speaker 2: that they thought was going to do so much for
Speaker 2: the Bill Belichick era of North Carolina football in recruiting,
Speaker 2: in nil in exposure, and instead they have simply pulled
Speaker 2: the plug. I don't know about the merchandise that his
Speaker 2: lady friend Jordan has put together, whether or not that
Speaker 2: stuff's moving Chapel Bill to do your jobs, all that
Speaker 2: sort of stuff, but it certainly seems like it might
Speaker 2: have been a mistake. Yeah, it seems like that situation
Speaker 2: seemed like it was going really well for him in
Speaker 2: the media. People seem to like him on the Maning
Speaker 2: Cast and it's like, oh, it is Bill Belichick. This
Speaker 2: is a new, softer kind of funny. Knows a lot
Speaker 2: about football and it's just chopping it up. Well, he
Speaker 2: last year. He can always land back though. In Foxboro, though,
Speaker 2: they have open arms for him. No what Yeah they
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Speaker 5: Thank you. I'm out here at Dodgers Stadium. The Phillies
Speaker 5: are doing their part of their workout. They landed this
Speaker 5: morning in Los Angeles or this afternoon in Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: Bryce Harper everyday train taking batting practice out here. Bryce
Speaker 5: Harper actually said he loves coming to Los Angeles. He
Speaker 5: grew up a big Dodger fan in Las Vegas. He
Speaker 5: actually was one of the players that showed up in
Speaker 5: the press box on one of his visits to say
Speaker 5: goodbye to Vince Scully. And the Phillies are wearing their
Speaker 5: baby Blues throwback seventies uniforms for these two games. The
Speaker 5: players went to their manager and said, hey, we want
Speaker 5: to wear these in LA So that's what they got
Speaker 5: on and that's what you'll see tomorrow night, Dave.
Speaker 2: Since we're starting Phillies, what's the idea behind Aaron Nola.
Speaker 2: You look at the numbers and he's zero and six
Speaker 2: with a seven era on the road this year. How
Speaker 2: does that sort of jibe with the idea that the
Speaker 2: Phillies are going up against perhaps the guy you could
Speaker 2: say is the ace of the Dodger staff and Yamamoto.
Speaker 5: Hey, the Phillies beat writers and media where Pepper and
Speaker 5: Rob Thompson about that? Just about a half hour ago
Speaker 5: in the press conference room quizzing him on why Nola
Speaker 5: is the guy and not Ranger Suarez. And his explanation
Speaker 5: was that Nola was good in his last start and
Speaker 5: he has more faith in him basically starting the game tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Everybody's questioning this decision. Ranger Suarez will come out of
Speaker 5: the bullpen for the Phillies at some point, but a
Speaker 5: lot of the Philly media are asking the same question,
Speaker 5: why isn't Ranger Suarez starting the game? And could it
Speaker 5: be similar to their clothes? Are Joean Duran coming into
Speaker 5: the first two games when it was mop up times?
Speaker 3: How upset were people? I mean, We've been playing some
Speaker 3: clips from some Philly media and it's kind of hard
Speaker 3: to imagine that they get that angry and that unhim
Speaker 3: swinging at trash, swinging at vomit. Yeah, do you find
Speaker 3: that all around the town, Dame? I mean mostly you
Speaker 3: go around to town and it's I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: it's not as crazy as we would imagine or we
Speaker 3: will purport on radio or TV, But do you get
Speaker 3: that vibe? I mean, are they that insane?
Speaker 5: Things change? The mood of that city changed. After the
Speaker 5: Eagles lost their game to the Broncos on Sunday, I
Speaker 5: was out just trying to get some dinner walking and
Speaker 5: there were a lot of angry people out there. A
Speaker 5: very uneasy city. I agree with you, unhinged city. A
Speaker 5: bad sports weekend in Philadelphia with the Sillies losing both
Speaker 5: home games and the Eagles making everybody sad on Sunday.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it is a very It's weird how emotional
Speaker 5: and how they allowed the mood of their day change
Speaker 5: over one football game or one baseball game. I know
Speaker 5: the East Coast is different, but it just seems a
Speaker 5: little extreme to me. And after tomorrow night, they're going
Speaker 5: to be really sad when these baby Blues packing home
Speaker 5: back to Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Is U was Rob Thomas that bad?
Speaker 5: Well? I mean he made some I don't everybody's second
Speaker 5: guessing him on why he had stot a left handed
Speaker 5: hitter bunt in that situation. But look, it took a
Speaker 5: great play by Mookie Betts and Maximunths he to get
Speaker 5: Castianos out. If he's there safe, nobody's second guessing him.
Speaker 5: But a lot of people around baseball were also wondering
Speaker 5: the same thing. Why would he have stot bunt in
Speaker 5: that situation instead just allowing him to try to hit
Speaker 5: the ball to the right side or get a fly
Speaker 5: ball in that situation. So right now, Rob Thompson is
Speaker 5: under fire for the decision to have Aaron Nola pitch
Speaker 5: tomorrow and also that decision to have stopped bunt in
Speaker 5: that situation. And also, guys, you know Joe on Duran,
Speaker 5: the game was on the line in the seventh inning
Speaker 5: last night and he chose not to use him try
Speaker 5: to use them in a classic closer style. A lot
Speaker 5: of people were wondering that as it was happening in
Speaker 5: real time.
Speaker 2: You mentioned a bunt, Dave, you're very close with with
Speaker 2: He had a really cool elongated answer in the post
Speaker 2: game about how that whole thing came together. You're with
Speaker 2: this team all the time, Like, how hard is it
Speaker 2: to execute that play? Do in fact they ever practice it?
Speaker 2: Whose idea was it? Like, give us everything you got
Speaker 2: on it, because it certainly seems like the play of
Speaker 2: the night.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Well, Number one, the Dodgers have not practiced it
Speaker 5: since spring training. Number two, the last time they even
Speaker 5: talked about it or executed it was when the Dodgers
Speaker 5: were in Anaheim in the middle of the summer, and
Speaker 5: it was Miguel Rojas that initiated that, and last night
Speaker 5: Mookie Betts told us after the game that he remembered
Speaker 5: that play and that conversation, and as the Dodgers were
Speaker 5: making the pitching change with alex Vestia, Mookie Betts was
Speaker 5: the one that came up with that idea and insisted
Speaker 5: that they're going to bunt and we've got to execute
Speaker 5: this wheel play. We've got to do the wheel play.
Speaker 5: It was all Mookie Betts. It wasn't Dave Roberts, it
Speaker 5: wasn't Miguel Rojas, it wasn't Max Munsey, but everybody was
Speaker 5: on board. So credit Mookie Beds, who is in his
Speaker 5: first full year playing that position at shortstop, that decided
Speaker 5: that that game change in play needed to take place,
Speaker 5: and it paid off. They executed it without Monsey's throw,
Speaker 5: without Mookie selling it the way he did. That game
Speaker 5: goes upside down.
Speaker 3: And feels like something if the Dodgers go a lot
Speaker 3: further that we will remember going forward as a pivotal moment.
Speaker 3: David Vasse is our guest. Rob Thompson, I'm sorry, I
Speaker 3: thought it was the guy from Matchbox twenty who's gotten
Speaker 3: into baseballs three.
Speaker 2: Al must be lonely.
Speaker 3: And I said, baby, we've been doing a lot of
Speaker 3: singing here today, DAB. A lot of people are very
Speaker 3: excited about the Dodgers and you coming home. But one
Speaker 3: thing that's kind of been lost with all the late
Speaker 3: game chaos is Blake Snail's performance again and just how
Speaker 3: locked in that guy is right now. I know it's
Speaker 3: near and dear to you, but can you give us
Speaker 3: some perspective on what smell Zilla's doing this postseason?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and again a lot of disrespect for what Blake
Speaker 5: Snell did last night. He was outstanding because Lozardo was
Speaker 5: outstanding and retired seventeen straight Dodgers. And without Blake Snell
Speaker 5: pitching the way he did, the Dodgers don't win that game.
Speaker 5: That stadium was just anticipating any little thing that could
Speaker 5: allow them to erupt. And if he gives up a
Speaker 5: run or two, that game is much different than a
Speaker 5: scoreless tie going into the seventh inning last night, and
Speaker 5: without him pitching the way he did, the Dodgers don't
Speaker 5: win that game. And incredibly disrespectful. Only two questions in
Speaker 5: that postgame press conference about a guy that pitched the
Speaker 5: Dodgers to a game to win again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hit six innings, no runs, like you said,
Speaker 2: matching Lozardo pitch for pitch, allowing the Dodgers' bats to
Speaker 2: wake up after Lozardo exited the game. Obviously, Dave, you
Speaker 2: know the even though they won there there are a
Speaker 2: lot of questions about the idea behind not going to
Speaker 2: what everybody thinks is their closer for the postseason in Sasaki. Ultimately,
Speaker 2: he did have to save their ass. But what do
Speaker 2: you make just you know, of the idea of what
Speaker 2: Dave said that he didn't know if Rochi could do
Speaker 2: it two days out of three. I thought that seemed
Speaker 2: a little weird, and why he opted to go the
Speaker 2: trining route instead of just putting Sasaki out there that
Speaker 2: mode through that lineup in Game one.
Speaker 5: I completely agree. He had to use Roki Sasaki anyway
Speaker 5: twice in three days. Yeah, So if he was concerned
Speaker 5: about that, why did he bring him in in that
Speaker 5: do or die situation? Roki should have started that inning
Speaker 5: or in my opinion, emt Sheen could have finished the game.
Speaker 5: But talking to some players, guys, they they were on
Speaker 5: board with him going to trying him because at some
Speaker 5: point you're going to have to use trining. You're going
Speaker 5: to have to use ten Scott this postseason, and fortunately
Speaker 5: the Dodgers found out what they did in that ninth
Speaker 5: inning and won the game. Even with all that being said, So, look,
Speaker 5: Dave Roberts is a loyal guy, but the reality is
Speaker 5: Blake Trenton just hasn't had a good season. He's not
Speaker 5: the same guy from a year ago. And you have
Speaker 5: to imagine that last year's postseason run and how much
Speaker 5: he was used. He threw more pitches in Game five
Speaker 5: of the World Series last year than he ever had
Speaker 5: thrown in any appearance in a long time in release.
Speaker 5: So you know, I don't think Blake Trenton should be
Speaker 5: booed the way he was. I think Dodger fans need
Speaker 5: to give him a little bit more grace considering he
Speaker 5: helped them win the World Series last year. But certainly
Speaker 5: ninth inning, I don't think you'll see that again.
Speaker 2: Totally understandable that it wasn't brought up because the guy
Speaker 2: you know, pitched his ass off in Game one. But again,
Speaker 2: a rough go for Otani at the plate. Now he
Speaker 2: does have the RBI singles, so that certainly helped in
Speaker 2: a tight game. But kind of what do you seeing Dave,
Speaker 2: what do you make of the way that this NLDS
Speaker 2: has gone compared to the wild Card round for Otani
Speaker 2: at the play, Yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 5: It just feels like sometimes this happens with any hitter.
Speaker 5: Obviously the expectations are a lot higher for him, but
Speaker 5: any hitter, sometimes you just are not seeing the ball well,
Speaker 5: and unfortunately for him, it's at a bad time in
Speaker 5: this series. I don't think it's because he pitched Game one.
Speaker 5: I know the batting average isn't what it usually is
Speaker 5: when he pitches, but I just don't think he's seeing
Speaker 5: the ball well out of those lefties hands. It'll be
Speaker 5: interesting to see tomorrow night coming out of the hand
Speaker 5: of Aaron Nola tomorrow night, whether or not he picks
Speaker 5: up the baseball more than he has against Sanchez and Lusardo.
Speaker 5: But I think, I hate to say it, it's sometimes
Speaker 5: as simple as that he's just not seen the ball well.
Speaker 3: David Vasse is our guest. He's at Dodger Stadium. He's
Speaker 3: got Dodger Talk tonight at seven o'clock. Very exciting time
Speaker 3: to be a Dodger fan, as they are up two
Speaker 3: to zero in a five game series with the Phillies
Speaker 3: headed perhaps to the NLCS. What kind of chance did
Speaker 3: the Phillies have to turn this around? It would be
Speaker 3: pretty epic meltdown by the boys in Blue if they did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the Phillies haven't hit a home run in this series.
Speaker 5: And an interesting stat about Dodger Stadium, which used to
Speaker 5: be a pitchers ballpark but certainly has turned into a
Speaker 5: hitters ballpark. And Bryce Harper even mentioned that in his
Speaker 5: press conference today, how the ball flies out of Dodger Stadium. Now,
Speaker 5: this season, there were eighty nine more home runs hit
Speaker 5: in Dodger home games than in Dodger road games. And
Speaker 5: that's from both sides, right, So I would expect to
Speaker 5: see more balls go over the wall than what we
Speaker 5: have seen in the past. So yeah, I would expect
Speaker 5: more chances of a home run. And you know, the
Speaker 5: Dodgers have only hit one home run ta Oscars big
Speaker 5: home run. So yeah, these are two of the best
Speaker 5: slugging teams in baseball, and we really haven't seen it
Speaker 5: in the first two games. And Harper credited the great
Speaker 5: pitching from both sides that have neutralized the hitters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, daven you know, we look at Otani and we
Speaker 2: see one for nine, and it's like, oh, yeah, I
Speaker 2: could totally see that finishing four for thirteen and being
Speaker 2: respectable coming out of it after you know, this game three.
Speaker 2: But what about Harper, Turner and Schwarber. I mean, you
Speaker 2: got the batting champ, the home run champ, and a
Speaker 2: guy that's nearly top ten and ops in Harper and
Speaker 2: they're two for twenty one. Is it as simple as
Speaker 2: they certainly couldn't figure out Blake Snell and they couldn't
Speaker 2: figure out Otani, Like what's going on with their big three?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean let's start with Blake Snell. I kind
Speaker 5: of told you guys about how good Snell's been against
Speaker 5: this lineup. Yeah, and that proved out to be true
Speaker 5: again last night. It was that same way when he
Speaker 5: pitched seven innings against them in September. So it's not
Speaker 5: a good matchup for them. And they were even telling
Speaker 5: people that they just don't see the ball well the
Speaker 5: smells hand. That's a big part of it as well.
Speaker 5: Everyone is the individual. And right now the Phillies have
Speaker 5: got to be pressing because they've lost nine out of
Speaker 5: their last eleven postseason games and they're being reminded about it.
Speaker 5: At every turn.
Speaker 3: Boof tough to be at Philadelphia, Philly, and a lot
Speaker 3: better to be a Dodger today. We'll see how it
Speaker 3: plays out tomorrow. Dave, we're listening on Dodger Talk. Thank
Speaker 3: you for spending a little time and have a great
Speaker 3: show tonight, and we'll see you tomorrow at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 5: Okay, guys, thank you for the warning.
Speaker 2: They thank you today. I've out there at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 2: We'll be out there live tomorrow from two until five
Speaker 2: pm as we get ready for Game three of the NLDS.
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Speaker 2: It looks like Jason Stewart. It looks a little bit.
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Speaker 2: The the patchy beard, the glass, I mean minus the
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Speaker 3: Okay, I'm glad I got my mole removed. I mean,
Speaker 3: no one is safe. Just three seconds he looks at it.
Speaker 2: It was That's what it's great. Sacks looks presidential tomorrow
Speaker 2: has day a little bit like Biden.
Speaker 3: He lives in Sacramento. You know, so very you know
Speaker 3: a lot of stateliness. I had three free chances before
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Speaker 2: Very good point. Dodgers Phillies Game three. The Dodgers are
Speaker 2: up too. Oh, who could believe it? That's the wrong button.
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Speaker 3: Tomorrow nights Game three in the National League Divisional Series.
Speaker 3: First pinch at three o eight. Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Aaron Nola.
Speaker 3: They're the pitching We have already given away are one
Speaker 3: pair of tickets for the game. We do not string
Speaker 3: it out to the end like some shows. You know,
Speaker 3: well we do some manipulation we have.
Speaker 2: We will not give it away in a flex alert hour.
Speaker 2: Sometimes we'll move first. You know, you'll say you got
Speaker 2: the balls, and I can't reject that statement, so thanks.
Speaker 2: You know, it's like you got the bars segment. We've
Speaker 2: given them away and the balls to the wall every time,
Speaker 2: Matt and you got the ball the balls. But we'll
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Speaker 3: Matt's got the Dead Guy Birthday. Well, we've done him before,
Speaker 3: but we love them. The birth of country music, the
Speaker 3: emergence and establishment of the grand old opry.
Speaker 2: Few had more to do with it than today's Dead Guy.
Speaker 2: Uncle Dave Macon born David Harrison make would have been
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty five today smart Station Tennessee. One
Speaker 2: of the first major stars of country music and a
Speaker 2: true pioneer of American entertainment. Combination of lively banjo playing,
Speaker 2: humorous songs, and energetic performances. They say Dave would wake up,
Speaker 2: start writing, and then he'd get playing, and he wouldn't
Speaker 2: stop till midnight. Or if the moonshine was scott, which
Speaker 2: everything came fir, which was that he would hit the
Speaker 2: sack and do it again the next day. Wrote hundreds
Speaker 2: and hundreds of songs helped shape the early sound, and
Speaker 2: some say even the spirit of what would become country music,
Speaker 2: little old time folk, little gospel, some vaudeville, and that
Speaker 2: would turn him into one of the biggest, the biggest
Speaker 2: stars of stage and radio. Of course, radio big deal
Speaker 2: back then, especially just as Austin Bars. It's not as
Speaker 2: big of a deal now, especially at the grand Old Dopry.
Speaker 2: Macan grew up around music. His pops ran the stage
Speaker 2: coach in in Nashville. Traveling musicians would stay there when
Speaker 2: they were performing. As a boy, he was fascinated by
Speaker 2: their songs, their instruments. They would let young Dave tool
Speaker 2: around and he learned how to play the banjoe by year. Sadly,
Speaker 2: his father was murdered, so the family left Nashville. I
Speaker 2: should say their family left smart Station for Nashville and
Speaker 2: they run the hotel business. So his mom was hired
Speaker 2: to run the old Broadway Hotel, and there Macon was
Speaker 2: exposed to even more musicians, a wider range of music
Speaker 2: and entertainment, the minstrel shows, the early vaudeville acts, and
Speaker 2: those influences would shape his distinctive performing style. Most interesting
Speaker 2: thing about Uncle Dave Macon was that it took a while.
Speaker 2: Much like the Colonel who did not get Kentucky Fried
Speaker 2: Chicken going until he was in his fifties, Dave was
Speaker 2: working as a mule driver and a freight hauling business operator,
Speaker 2: making a bunch of money raising a family, but he
Speaker 2: decided to chase the dream when he was in his forties.
Speaker 2: That's when he started his personal music career. In the
Speaker 2: early nineteen twenties, he began performing locally in Nashville his
Speaker 2: uncle Dave Macon nineteen twenty four, he made his first
Speaker 2: recording for Vocalian Records. Would perform on the fledgling WSM
Speaker 2: Radio Barn Dance Radio Show, and that is where he
Speaker 2: took off p and instead of canceling the Barn Dance
Speaker 2: Radio Show, it would end up becoming the Grand ol Opry.
Speaker 2: Because of Dave make and he sayd Wow. He quickly
Speaker 2: became his biggest star on stage. He was famous for
Speaker 2: high energy, quick wit banjo tricks. He'd throw his banjo
Speaker 2: in the air, spin it around on the ground, put
Speaker 2: it between his legs, act like it was his boots,
Speaker 2: and just start grinding. Wow like happy Gilmore, Happy Gilmore.
Speaker 2: You just hearded keep my skillet good and Greasy, one
Speaker 2: of his big hits. Everybody loved it, from old to young,
Speaker 2: and he performed until the very end of his life.
Speaker 2: Died in fifty two eighty one. Today, he is remembered
Speaker 2: as founder of the Grand Ole Opry, one of the
Speaker 2: founders of country music, and the Dixie Do Trap. Wait.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Have to make that face, man, I do, like you
Speaker 2: have no teeth. I do. That's just what I visualize
Speaker 2: in my Mind's the guy playing the tub.
Speaker 3: I always thought this was a I looked at this.
Speaker 3: I never heard of this guy, but I thought it
Speaker 3: was an interesting story. We don't watch a lot of
Speaker 3: a network TV anymore.
Speaker 2: That's a society, right, it's all on demand. Can't wait
Speaker 2: to see The Good Wife right now? Like it's just though,
Speaker 2: it is odd that they come back, Like it's the
Speaker 2: shows that ran ten years ago that now people watch Netflix.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, this was on CBS in twenty eleven.
Speaker 3: Well, this guy does it currently and for a while,
Speaker 3: beating out Brie Olsen one of your favorites, Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: from Fort Wayne And another one of your favorite your
Speaker 3: favorite backup quarterback ever, Chase Daniel. What a great guy
Speaker 3: is Jake McLoughlin, forty three years old from Paradise, California,
Speaker 3: Irish and Cheyenne descent, went to Chico Hi Go Panthers,
Speaker 3: but dropped out and moved to La got a ged
Speaker 3: from North Hollywood High Go Huskies, joined the Army in
Speaker 3: two thousand and two and was an automatic weapons gunner.
Speaker 2: Okay, thanks for your service.
Speaker 3: Served in the third Infantry Division in the Army in
Speaker 3: the Iraq War. His unit was the very first to
Speaker 3: enter Baghdad during that particular war.
Speaker 2: It seems like a big deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was decorated as a soldier. After his service,
Speaker 3: he worked on a crab boat in Order and then
Speaker 3: was a security guard at Universal Studios, then Ports of Concrete.
Speaker 3: Back in Chico, he auditioned for a Tommy Lee Jones
Speaker 3: Charlie Throne military movie called The Valley of Ela.
Speaker 2: What the hell would he know about military movies?
Speaker 3: They wanted auditioned veterans. They literally learned they were auditioning
Speaker 3: military vets. And after that he got other small rolls.
Speaker 3: Clover Field, the day the Earth stood still, those eight
Speaker 3: and the roles kept rolling, lots of TV. All the
Speaker 3: csis ncis cold case, criminal minds, all that stuff. He
Speaker 3: was the main guy in Quantico, which ran for three years.
Speaker 2: Never heard of it? Yeah, I know.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: He is one of the leads on ABC's Will Trent,
Speaker 3: which is still going.
Speaker 2: Right now again, no idea. And he was on Yellowstone Okay,
Speaker 2: that I'm familiar with, never watched it, but familiar, but
Speaker 2: an interesting enough guy.
Speaker 3: Who I mean, back in the day, we used to
Speaker 3: have a lot of actors and athletes who serve in
Speaker 3: the military, Audie Murphy from Menafee and baseball stars like
Speaker 3: Ted Williams. This guy a little bit of a throwback.
Speaker 3: Married wife was pregnant with number five.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Here he is on the set of one of his
Speaker 3: shows with some fake blood on his head talking about
Speaker 3: various acting methods.
Speaker 7: So as far as getting into like doing the emotional
Speaker 7: scenes and in the characters stuff, there's, as a lot
Speaker 7: of people know in this industry, there's two different methods
Speaker 7: generally accepted. There's the Meser in the Santislovsky method. Meisner's
Speaker 7: more getting you there emotionally based on something that's happened
Speaker 7: to you personally in your life that you can that
Speaker 7: you can pull from that toolbox, you know, and go there.
Speaker 7: And then the Santislovsky is more just being so in
Speaker 7: the character that you are having that experience as the
Speaker 7: character is experiencing it and it's coming from you know,
Speaker 7: the real time emotion. I would say I'm more Meisner.
Speaker 7: I'm not that you know, I'm not as Jane day
Speaker 7: Lewis with it. So I'm just more draw from personal experiences,
Speaker 7: and I had a lot of life experience. That's why
Speaker 7: I always say life experience is the best acting class
Speaker 7: you can go to for me personally, because I can
Speaker 7: draw from all these different experiences and apply them to
Speaker 7: scenes I have on the show, whether regardless of what
Speaker 7: they are. And the more life.
Speaker 5: Experience you have, the more you can draw from no scene.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't really think about it that much.
Speaker 2: That's what I would do. That's right.
Speaker 3: If I was the first guy to rolling a bag dad,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't think about it too much.
Speaker 2: If I was running around out there with Joe Montagna,
Speaker 2: they ever did a show about a guy that thinks
Speaker 2: he knows everything but really doesn't, I would just apply
Speaker 2: my life and I would freaking rocket to the top.
Speaker 2: You would have a rocket to the top. It'd be
Speaker 2: no stopping you. No, there would not help me out
Speaker 2: with something here, Chuck, Lorie, can we write that show?
Speaker 2: Can we write the pilot?
Speaker 3: You got your star, mister Nolan, that's flexiler tomorrow. We
Speaker 3: know that if Kates gets our credentials, he'll get our
Speaker 3: twenty dollars meal vouchers.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Live at Dodger Stadium, Manyana. Oh yah ya, Dodgers
Speaker 3: Philly's Game three of the NLD.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah,