Speaker 1: This is off season Dodger Talk Winter Meetings edit year.
Speaker 2: Now Everyone's favorite Dodger Insight David Basset.
Speaker 1: Hey, welcome to our third consecutive Dodger Talk David Vase
Speaker 1: live from the Sportsnet LA studios. We had just finished
Speaker 1: access Sportsnet Dodgers Day three recapping the Winter meetings, and
Speaker 1: Jerry Harriston Junior is going to stop by at seven
Speaker 1: point thirty and coming up in our next segment, Andre
Speaker 1: eighth Year is going to join us. He just got
Speaker 1: out of his kid's Christmas program and was eager to
Speaker 1: join us. So everybody from Jerry Harriston Junior to Brian
Speaker 1: Cranston to Andre eighth Year are as excited as you
Speaker 1: are about the Dodgers wanting more, wanting a three peat.
Speaker 1: And we are going to have another Dodger Talk on
Speaker 1: Friday night at seven o'clock as well. We'll have another
Speaker 1: special guest trying to work on it. It might be
Speaker 1: a big enough guest where they could tell us what's
Speaker 1: going on as far as other moves the Dodgers have
Speaker 1: up their sleeve. And look, you heard Petro some Money
Speaker 1: talk about it mock Pingalore from KTLA five News and
Speaker 1: it sounded like a generic fan basically. You know, I
Speaker 1: could have came on here. I could have gone on
Speaker 1: Twitter weeks ago and said, Hey, I hear the Dodgers
Speaker 1: and Tigers are talking about Tarrek's scouble. Yeah, they talked
Speaker 1: about Trek scouble two years ago, but the Tigers were
Speaker 1: not going to trade him because they believed they were
Speaker 1: going to be contenders the following year. And that's exactly
Speaker 1: what took place. The Tigers have been very good the
Speaker 1: last couple of years. Now, here's what I know as
Speaker 1: far as the Trek Scouoball situation. Number One, they're GM.
Speaker 1: Scott Harris has had multiple chances to deny and flat
Speaker 1: out say he is not trading terror schoolbl He never
Speaker 1: did that and has not done that, which makes me
Speaker 1: believe there is a very good chance that Tarrek Scuubole
Speaker 1: gets traded before opening day. I was a little suspicious
Speaker 1: that these were just rumors and the Tigers were just
Speaker 1: trying to gather information, and at the end of all
Speaker 1: of this, they may just be doing that. But I
Speaker 1: know a lot of people in Orlando, and I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about media people. I'm talking about a lot of
Speaker 1: managers and GMS in Orlando either believe Schoolball is going
Speaker 1: to get traded or are not sure whether or not
Speaker 1: the Tigers will trade him. What I knew now talking
Speaker 1: to people in Orlando that we're there and are very
Speaker 1: familiar with what the Tigers are asking for Trek's Scoobol.
Speaker 1: They are asking for a one year rental of Trek's Scoobol,
Speaker 1: a package that would rival with the Padre sent to
Speaker 1: the Nationals for Juan Soto. In case you don't know
Speaker 1: what that was, and Soto was under team control for
Speaker 1: two years. The Padres sent cj Abrams, James Wood, Mackenzie Gore,
Speaker 1: Luke Voight, and an outfielder that never materialized in another
Speaker 1: starting pitcher that never materialized, six prospects, one that was
Speaker 1: ready to go, the other two a year or so
Speaker 1: away for two years of control of Juan Soto. From
Speaker 1: what I understand, the Tigers wants something that rivals that.
Speaker 1: And the difference is the Tigers are trying to win,
Speaker 1: and if they trade Trek Scoobel, they've got to sell
Speaker 1: to their fan base in Detroit. We just traded the
Speaker 1: best picture the Tigers have had since Jack Morris or
Speaker 1: Justin Verlander more recently for more than just prospects, very
Speaker 1: winnable Ale Central and the Dodgers have those type of
Speaker 1: players to send to Detroit. And before we go any
Speaker 1: further with all that, let's just make this clear. The
Speaker 1: reason why there has been rumors and reports linking the
Speaker 1: Dodgers to a possible trade for Trek Skoubel is not
Speaker 1: because of their three hundred and something million dollar payroll,
Speaker 1: not because they have the financial wherewithal, but because of
Speaker 1: their drafting and developing. When they don't even have first
Speaker 1: round picks, they just forfeited their second and fifth highest
Speaker 1: draft picks by signing Edwin Diaz. This is a testament
Speaker 1: to Andrew Friedman, to Brandon Gomes and their scouting department
Speaker 1: to be able to not only go after the top
Speaker 1: tier guys like Otani Freeman and Taoscar Hernandez and even
Speaker 1: to a certain extent, Mookie Betts when they extended him,
Speaker 1: but Blake Snell, Tyler Glass now guys like that. It's
Speaker 1: not just about them going after those top tier, high
Speaker 1: money free agents, but also having the farm system thanks
Speaker 1: to their player development, to be able to be even
Speaker 1: considered by the Tigers. Said, Hey, this team may have
Speaker 1: what we want. If the Dodgers do end up trading
Speaker 1: for Trek Skouble, whether it's before the season or at
Speaker 1: the trade deadline, don't get it twisted. There's going to
Speaker 1: be people outraged and pointing the finger that baseball's broken.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers have all this money, uh huh. When it
Speaker 1: comes to this, this is about their drafting, their scouting,
Speaker 1: and their player development to have players young players prospects
Speaker 1: to be able to trade and be engaged with the
Speaker 1: Tigers for a Trek Scooble. Has nothing to do with
Speaker 1: the size of their payroll. Has everything to do with
Speaker 1: their player development and having these players that are very talented,
Speaker 1: whether or not they turn out to be really good
Speaker 1: or not well right now, a lot of people believe
Speaker 1: they have the potential and that's why they get tagged
Speaker 1: as a prospect and have one of the top five
Speaker 1: farm systems according to multiple publications. So if this happens,
Speaker 1: it's not because of the financial might of the Dodgers,
Speaker 1: it's because of the player development system and the drafting
Speaker 1: under Andrew Friedman. And look if Tarrek's scouble, if the
Speaker 1: Tigers are listening for Trek Scouble, you gotta believe Andrew
Speaker 1: Friedman is not just going to pass on it. He's
Speaker 1: going to be aggressive because he has the prospects to
Speaker 1: be aggressive within reason, within reason. And don't forget Trek
Speaker 1: Scuble is a Scott Boris client. The chances of him
Speaker 1: agreeing to an extension are very unlikely. Boris clients usually
Speaker 1: go to free agency, especially in a situation like this,
Speaker 1: especially for the premiere pitcher. Scott Boris is not going
Speaker 1: to sign an extension. He is going to take Trek
Speaker 1: Scouble to the open market. Whether it's the Mets, whether
Speaker 1: it's the Dodgers, whether it's the Pirates, whether it's the Tigers.
Speaker 1: Trek's Scouble will be a free agent. So it's a
Speaker 1: one year rental with the hopes of trying to bring
Speaker 1: him back. Make no mistake about that other Dodger news
Speaker 1: Taoscar Hernandez, who has been rumored in trades. He told
Speaker 1: a reporter in Spanish, I believe his I tweeted out
Speaker 1: his name. I don't know him off the top of
Speaker 1: my head, but I'm going to get his name right now.
Speaker 1: He told Moisis Moisus fabion of Moises to sport this
Speaker 1: that he is not going to play for Team Dominican
Speaker 1: Republic in the World Baseball Classic so he can get
Speaker 1: the recovery that his body requires. Remember he had the
Speaker 1: groin injury, so he is not going to play for
Speaker 1: the World Baseball Classic. He has let Albert Poolhols know
Speaker 1: that already, and the Athletic is reporting the Royals have
Speaker 1: been a team that has a lot of interest in
Speaker 1: Taioscar Hernandez. So we'll see what happens with ta Oscar.
Speaker 1: If you see some of the videos on his Instagram,
Speaker 1: he looks phenomenal. He looks like he's ready for a
Speaker 1: rebound season, and I hope that's with the Dodgers. We're
Speaker 1: gonna take a time out here on Dodger Talk. We
Speaker 1: have phone lines open at eight six, six, nine eighty seven,
Speaker 1: two five seventy. Andre Ethier is going to check in
Speaker 1: outside of his kids Christmas program. Ethier a man that
Speaker 1: spent his entire Major League career with the Dodgers and
Speaker 1: still has strong bonds to the Dodgers, the players, the
Speaker 1: organization is going to join us next and Jerry Harriston
Speaker 1: Junior is going to join us. At the bottom of
Speaker 1: the hour. David Vasse with you until eight o'clock on
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Speaker 1: we'll replay tomorrow morning. You can find that on sportsnt
Speaker 1: ALA and also we have Dodger Talk for you on
Speaker 1: Friday night at seven o'clock as well. Jerry Harriston Junior
Speaker 1: is going to join us at the bottom of the hour.
Speaker 1: Andre Ethier going to check in outside of his kid's
Speaker 1: Christmas program. But I kind of filled you in on
Speaker 1: everything I know. When it comes to Trek's schooble am
Speaker 1: I going to say, hey, I'm hearing Andrew Freeman's really
Speaker 1: working hard, or there's an extension, or the Tiger's owner
Speaker 1: has got to sign off. If you're getting so far
Speaker 1: down the road on a trade, the owner would be
Speaker 1: very much involved before you got that far down the road.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying that it's not going to happen.
Speaker 1: I would say that if the Tigers are indeed open
Speaker 1: to trading Schooble. The Dodgers and Mets would be the
Speaker 1: two favorites to land him for a one year rental
Speaker 1: and see where it goes from there. Eight six six
Speaker 1: nine eighty seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 1: All right, we are joined right now by a man
Speaker 1: that spent his entire twelve year Major League career with
Speaker 1: the Dodgers. He still has strong ties and a lot
Speaker 1: of Dodger pride and may have even had something to
Speaker 1: do with Edwin d As choosing the Dodgers over the Mets.
Speaker 1: He's outside of his kids Christmas program. The love of
Speaker 1: the game still very strong for Andre Ethier Dre. Thanks
Speaker 1: a lot for calling in. How did the Christmas program go?
Speaker 2: It went good? Thanks for having me on, Dave, you know,
Speaker 2: into with the gotel on the mountain for the big
Speaker 2: clothes and you know what a night you know, good night.
Speaker 2: You know what a season it is. And like you
Speaker 2: mentioned about our guy, our newest edition there, Edwin Diaz
Speaker 2: had a chance to, you know, be at the MLB
Speaker 2: Awards there Vegas a couple of weeks ago for the
Speaker 2: golf Term and Award show, and it happened to be
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was meant to be or not,
Speaker 2: but it was. I was at a table for the
Speaker 2: Ward Show with Edwin Diaz, and that was the first
Speaker 2: thing I said to him as soon as we sat down,
Speaker 2: was you're gonna sign with the Dodgers, right, And of
Speaker 2: course he gave me that smirk. And I sat there
Speaker 2: now for the entire two hour event and talked up
Speaker 2: the Dodgers soon the whole time. So I don't know
Speaker 2: if I had a had a hand in it or not,
Speaker 2: but I like to say that I was one of
Speaker 2: the first ones to go heavy and hard after him
Speaker 2: that he should be a Dodger.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: And you know this better than we do. Players talk
Speaker 1: when they hear that from another player or they hear
Speaker 1: it from current players. How much does that sway a
Speaker 1: guy from choosing one team from the other if it's
Speaker 1: close like it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I don't know if I don't know
Speaker 2: if he was taking my word, but he probably got
Speaker 2: more annoyed with me sitting there talking to him about
Speaker 2: the Dodgers and how great it was. And I know
Speaker 2: his brother was on the team, and you know, he's
Speaker 2: pretty familiar with his experience there and I mean what
Speaker 2: to get what to start to to the offseason. I'm
Speaker 2: not surprised that the that the Dodgers made that move,
Speaker 2: and I'm not surprised that the first ones to make
Speaker 2: the big splash and let everyone else know there. You know,
Speaker 2: no across baseball that we're not stopping by any means.
Speaker 2: Just because they've won the second World Series doesn't mean
Speaker 2: they're going to stop there. And they're going after it
Speaker 2: again and doubling down. And I've seen a lot of
Speaker 2: rumors here about another certain Cali Arizona boy that could
Speaker 2: be end up a Dodger here hopefully if the trade
Speaker 2: comes down to it. And you know what a time
Speaker 2: to be a Dodgor to be a doctor fan, all Right?
Speaker 1: So I asked Brian Cranston this the other night. He's
Speaker 1: in London on on some sort of theater. He's starring
Speaker 1: in a theater. Play out there, my three sons. It's
Speaker 1: one am in London. When Game seven was going on
Speaker 1: in Toronto. We haven't talked. You haven't really shared where
Speaker 1: you were when the Dodgers found a way somehow to
Speaker 1: come back to win Game seven. Where was Andre Ethier
Speaker 1: watching Game seven of this year's World Series.
Speaker 2: I was luckily sitting at home, uh, you know for
Speaker 2: the night before. I I I think I hastily pushed
Speaker 2: my kids through the neighborhood. You hurried them for trick
Speaker 2: or treating the night before, and that next night definitely
Speaker 2: exhausted from you know, the night of of a trick
Speaker 2: or treating. I got a chance to sit at home
Speaker 2: and watch that game, and I mean, yeah, the edge
Speaker 2: of my seat. I uh, I guess that one play
Speaker 2: alone just sums up the game of baseball. That play
Speaker 2: at home plate that Mickey made, and uh, you know,
Speaker 2: with the outreach and stretch of Wales Smith there, it's
Speaker 2: a game of inches. You hear all the time, a
Speaker 2: game of inches. And literally the Blue Jays were that close,
Speaker 2: like that close from winning a World Series and the
Speaker 2: Dodgers losing and it just slips away. And yeah, so
Speaker 2: I was lucky to be able to sit at home
Speaker 2: to enjoy that. I was screaming for that last you know,
Speaker 2: six innings of the game going through it. But shows
Speaker 2: a lot to you know, what this team has done
Speaker 2: with organization done. And I guess you know, you year
Speaker 2: it over and over. You can't be more proud or
Speaker 2: more happy for the fan base and for the city
Speaker 2: of la for how they've rallied around this team the
Speaker 2: last twenty years.
Speaker 1: You said you were sitting next to Edwin Diaz at
Speaker 1: the MLB Award Show. You were partners with Will Smith
Speaker 1: in the golf tournament part of that week in Vegas.
Speaker 1: What did he share with you about the World Series?
Speaker 1: So what did you ask him about the play at
Speaker 1: the plate, about the home run? Did you, guys, did
Speaker 1: you try to pick his brain and figure out what
Speaker 1: he was feeling through all that?
Speaker 2: Well, Actually a very interesting twist to that. Our first
Speaker 2: day pairing and that golf tournament head to head was
Speaker 2: with Blue Jay's. We were paired with Clement and the
Speaker 2: big home run hitter walk off Joe Carter himself. Oh
Speaker 2: wow was our pairing. Yeah, it was our pairing for
Speaker 2: the first day and so Joe, Joe Carter had nothing
Speaker 2: but bad energy. He'd liked to say towards Will Smith
Speaker 2: because he said, you try to steal my shiginn and
Speaker 2: in Toronto, and after he was giving Will Smith a
Speaker 2: hard time about the whole time. So, yeah, Will got
Speaker 2: to extrapolate a little bit on that home run, and
Speaker 2: you know, just up until that point, like he was saying,
Speaker 2: you know, he was really struggling to really drive the ball,
Speaker 2: get behind a pitch. You know, he was making great contact,
Speaker 2: just doesn't feel like it was really lining up too well.
Speaker 2: And then that last couple of games, stuff started to
Speaker 2: click where he was able to add a little bit
Speaker 2: behind it, was able to get in that strong, you know,
Speaker 2: hitting position where he could drive the ball. And he
Speaker 2: had faced you know, pitcher a few times and knew
Speaker 2: what he was coming at him with, he said, and
Speaker 2: sure enough, I think he had a homer off him.
Speaker 2: And I thought, I don't know if he was college
Speaker 2: or minor leagues off a similar pitch. He was saying,
Speaker 2: so you know he had some had some spears against him,
Speaker 2: and knews just throw that pitch, and sure enough he
Speaker 2: did and hit a homer offit. But yeah, that play
Speaker 2: by Big he said, after that play, and I was
Speaker 2: given him hard time. I said, when are we going
Speaker 2: to get the air guitar out on the green? Are
Speaker 2: we going to get the air the air guitar that
Speaker 2: you had after that play at home plate or that
Speaker 2: play you know by Kik the double play there, and
Speaker 2: you know he was he was having a hard you know,
Speaker 2: a fun time with that, but I mean, what an
Speaker 2: experience to hear it from him firsthand, and then getting
Speaker 2: to hear it from Blue Jays on the other hand,
Speaker 2: kind of getting to relive it again a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks later from it. It was a great time and
Speaker 2: for great event. And you know, Will what a what
Speaker 2: a hero and what a guy keeps coming through those
Speaker 2: big situations.
Speaker 1: Must be something to do with that jersey number sixteen,
Speaker 1: Rick Monday a big home run in the NLCS and
Speaker 1: eighty one. You're known for being one of the most
Speaker 1: clutch Dodgers in the last twenty five years, and Will
Speaker 1: Smith one of the most clutch Dodgers at number sixteen.
Speaker 1: There's something with it.
Speaker 2: I like to think it, but you know, it's still
Speaker 2: the player, and I mean, the guy's having a great
Speaker 2: career and you got to give him a lot of
Speaker 2: credit for, you know, the way he's been able to
Speaker 2: do this over the last couple of years and played
Speaker 2: a premium position like catcher and getting up there and
Speaker 2: handling the staff. You can just see the experience he
Speaker 2: brought into that world series and how he's you know,
Speaker 2: just leveled out and able to keep calm and stay
Speaker 2: focused on the situation. And I think that was the
Speaker 2: thing I kind of was talking to him about on
Speaker 2: our right around, was you know, just he said, it
Speaker 2: was just so much energy, so much going on in
Speaker 2: that whole series. But you look at Will and you know,
Speaker 2: during the regular season, Will's the comics guy, and you know, no,
Speaker 2: no expressions, nothing, And he was the same way in
Speaker 2: the World Series, except those couple of moments in those
Speaker 2: you know, in Game seven where he let out the
Speaker 2: air guitar. He you know, was pumping his fist doing
Speaker 2: that stuff with the big homer, and you know, he's
Speaker 2: just a steady player and it's amazing to see. And
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say he plays golf the same exact way.
Speaker 2: There's not a he doesn't get too excited with the
Speaker 2: good shot, doesn't get too excited with the bad shot.
Speaker 2: It's the same guy out on the golf course.
Speaker 1: Andre Ethier, number sixteen himself is joining us on Dodger Talk. Hey. Andre.
Speaker 1: Last night, Logan White, a guy that you know really well,
Speaker 1: announced that he's retiring from the game of baseball. He
Speaker 1: was a big part of Nick Coletti's front office. Dan
Speaker 1: Evans front office and even for a short time, was
Speaker 1: able to stick with the Dodgers through the deep adesty years.
Speaker 1: But when the Dodgers traded for you, they didn't draft you, obviously,
Speaker 1: but when they traded for you, I would imagine Logan
Speaker 1: White had something to do with it. Are you familiar
Speaker 1: with what his involvement was? How close are you to
Speaker 1: Logan White because he drafted so many of your great teammates,
Speaker 1: including Kershaw and kem.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I think it started off like this whole
Speaker 4: run these Dodgers are on has a lot to do
Speaker 4: with the architect that Logan White created.
Speaker 2: He was the architect of this run that you're seeing
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five. You know, it's it started with
Speaker 2: Clayton Karshaw, It started with Matt Camp. It started with
Speaker 2: him drafting all those great players that showed up when
Speaker 2: kind of when the Dodgers were hitting their stride when
Speaker 2: Guggenheim took over. Those were the key, you know, players
Speaker 2: in that system that he had drafted and scouted all
Speaker 2: those years that you know kind of has led to
Speaker 2: this success. So you got to give him a lot
Speaker 2: of credit. And I don't know if the fans realize
Speaker 2: that or understand that that he was. You know, you know,
Speaker 2: you have a GM, you have a guy like Andrew Freeman,
Speaker 2: a guy like Ned Cletti who are there, you know,
Speaker 2: with the team, the major league team day to day
Speaker 2: operate that obviously they oversee the entire top to bottom
Speaker 2: operation of the organization. But at the same time, you
Speaker 2: have your minor league scouting coordinators, your directors, all those
Speaker 2: guys who run the minor leagues and are the ones
Speaker 2: like we're seeing today, are providing the pieces for great
Speaker 2: trade prospects, maybe graduating a guy up to the big
Speaker 2: like a Will Smith who's a really productive player. And
Speaker 2: they're the ones who are the backbone of this organization
Speaker 2: that are always there to like I said, promote those
Speaker 2: guys add pieces when you need it if you have
Speaker 2: the depth in your minor league system, and I don't.
Speaker 2: I think they fly under the radar a lot. And
Speaker 2: you know, Logan did a great job in all those years.
Speaker 2: I mean identified arguably the best pitcher in our generation,
Speaker 2: if not you know, top ten pitcher of all baseball.
Speaker 2: He identified him, wanted him, got them signed, and got
Speaker 2: them developed in the big leagues within a couple of years.
Speaker 2: You know, I had a great relationship with him. He
Speaker 2: scouted me my last two years in the minor leagues
Speaker 2: from you know, being at a higher level in Double A.
Speaker 2: And then of course when I was in the Fall
Speaker 2: League with Matt Camp, Russell Martin, James Loney and those
Speaker 2: guys in the Fall League, guys like Logan White, all
Speaker 2: the scouting directs, all those guys are pretty much at
Speaker 2: every one of those games all Fall League, watching their
Speaker 2: top prospects play. So Logan was there watching those guys.
Speaker 2: And when that was when I was in Oklahoma, he
Speaker 2: was there watching me also, And that's kind of how
Speaker 2: that trade when it got proposed with A's I was
Speaker 2: the key piece that those guys wanted and you know,
Speaker 2: they weren't gonna stop. And you know, that was the
Speaker 2: same story he told me a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: When I read it him, he goes, what what a.
Speaker 4: Trade me we made?
Speaker 2: He's like, we told him that we weren't gonna, you know,
Speaker 2: go past anyone besides you on that on that deal,
Speaker 2: and that was our our sticky point. And you could
Speaker 2: have you know, Milton Bradley, and we had to throw
Speaker 2: an Antonio Perez just to make them feel good about
Speaker 2: giving you up, and you know, I was very thankful
Speaker 2: and obviously sitting here today to be a part of
Speaker 2: this organization and be a Dodger changed my life, changed everything,
Speaker 2: you know, my trajectory of where I was, my baseball career, trajectory,
Speaker 2: where I am in my life. And I'm thankful for
Speaker 2: guys like him who went to that for me and
Speaker 2: fought for me and believed in me and saw something
Speaker 2: special in the limited time you got to see me play.
Speaker 1: Hey, very thankful for Logan White as well. Glad that
Speaker 1: Andre Ethier became a Dodger. I always told Nick Colletti
Speaker 1: his first trade was his best trade, and that was
Speaker 1: for you, Hey, before I let you go. A lot
Speaker 1: of people feel like Max Munsey has the same type
Speaker 1: of disgust for me as you did when you played.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like it rivals that? Do you feel
Speaker 1: like Monsey's gonna send me a Christmas present? Where do
Speaker 1: you think this stands moving forward?
Speaker 2: Well, you sit here and begged me on text to
Speaker 2: get on with you all the time. I feel like
Speaker 2: it's charity now to get on with you. I don't know,
Speaker 2: but Max is doing a great job. I'm glad. I'm
Speaker 2: glad he's picked up. I feel a little bad we
Speaker 2: shared this. I feel a little bad that people might
Speaker 2: be getting confused that, especially your girl Lizzie there, who
Speaker 2: is confused. Elizabeth Olsen is confused whether you're getting bullied,
Speaker 2: you're getting teased? H Did the players actually like you?
Speaker 2: I will be the first one to say and I
Speaker 2: and I will go out there. I'm not gonna speak
Speaker 2: for Max, but all the all the all the you know,
Speaker 2: the hard times, the back and forth I've given you
Speaker 2: was always out of love.
Speaker 4: And you know that, and you.
Speaker 2: Understand that we have, we had we we have a
Speaker 2: great relationship.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: It's just about part of about being in the locker room,
Speaker 2: being around guys that you like. You know, if if
Speaker 2: someone's not talking to you, you know this, David, if they're
Speaker 2: not talking to you and ignoring you, that's that's worrisome.
Speaker 2: If they're giving you a hard time and always ripping
Speaker 2: on you do that, that means they like you in
Speaker 2: the locker room. And that's a part of the game,
Speaker 2: part of baseball. And I'm glad Max, you know, picked
Speaker 2: up where I kind of left off with the and
Speaker 2: always give you a hard time and making fun of
Speaker 2: your polos and all the funny things you do, like
Speaker 2: sliding down slides and breaking your own hand when you're
Speaker 2: trying to have a good bit.
Speaker 1: All that stuffs to take care of my wrist. She
Speaker 1: wants to hold and make me feel better.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: She might want to start a GoFundMe for you, I
Speaker 2: think of anything.
Speaker 3: But what do you think?
Speaker 2: How do you think? How do you think max max
Speaker 2: Is has been doing picking up where I left off.
Speaker 1: I think he's right there. I mean, you never blew
Speaker 1: cigar smoke in my face during an interview, so I
Speaker 1: think he's he's right there. I feel unintentionally he has
Speaker 1: taken the baton from you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's all we're having a good time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, great time.
Speaker 1: I never feel like it's bowling like you said. I'm
Speaker 1: just I'm happy going back to when you played that
Speaker 1: you guys include me and that made me feel a
Speaker 1: bigger part of it than I actually am. So I
Speaker 1: always appreciate all you guys including me and that that
Speaker 1: that means a lot to me.
Speaker 2: Well, I think I think the fans sometimes maybe lose
Speaker 2: a little sight of that that, you know, Dave Assay,
Speaker 2: Joe Davis, you know, the entire team, uh, you know,
Speaker 2: the entire media team that they see on the radio,
Speaker 2: they see on the TV that are constantly around the
Speaker 2: team and are cover them from you know, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: coverage side. You know, they're all a part of this team.
Speaker 2: They're all part of this organization. We're all working towards
Speaker 2: one goal, and that's to give our best you know,
Speaker 2: obviously performance on the field, performance on the radio, performance
Speaker 2: on TV. And the reason why we're trying to do
Speaker 2: this for the fans. We're trying to give the fans,
Speaker 2: you know, everything they want to see on the field,
Speaker 2: everything they want to hear off the field, all the
Speaker 2: behind the scenes stuff. Get personalities to come out of guys.
Speaker 2: Here are some of you know, these conversations that guys
Speaker 2: might be having, uh, you know, how they talk to
Speaker 2: each other, all the fun that goes on besides that,
Speaker 2: just pitch being played on the field. That just adds
Speaker 2: to the you know, to the fun and keeps you
Speaker 2: interested in. You know, this long season we go through
Speaker 2: every year as a ballplayer and sometimes gets monotonous. We're
Speaker 2: with the same twenty five players for the most part,
Speaker 2: all year long, and it's great having guys like you
Speaker 2: who are on there because Hey, I've eaten with uh,
Speaker 2: you know, I Russell Martin or whoever for the twentieth
Speaker 2: time this season. Hey Dave, Hey, you know whatever. Let's
Speaker 2: go out to dinner and let's take the Let's take
Speaker 2: the clubhouse staff, who are just a part of the
Speaker 2: team and a part of this whole thing is everyone else.
Speaker 2: And I think that's what everyone's got to see so
Speaker 2: much as you know, our Jay, PEPs, you know Alice,
Speaker 2: all of these guys that you know are all a
Speaker 2: part of the team, and they mean a lot to
Speaker 2: the players, they mean a lot to organization, and everyone
Speaker 2: really does care for each other in that locker room.
Speaker 2: And I think that's the thing that you see the most.
Speaker 2: And and you know, we talk about this all the time.
Speaker 2: Are my biggest bonds are still with a lot of
Speaker 2: the former players, But my biggest bonds are still with
Speaker 2: you know, with Alex, with PEPs, with Sergio, with all
Speaker 2: those guys in the locker room that take care of
Speaker 2: you in the locker room, that were guys that were
Speaker 2: there with you having a good day, having a good
Speaker 2: day on those bad days, there to always pick you up,
Speaker 2: always there to kind of be a different shoulder, different
Speaker 2: one to talk to. They're the first ones when I
Speaker 2: go back to the stadium's exact how my kids are,
Speaker 2: how families are doing, how my parents are, how life
Speaker 2: is doing all that stuff. And you know, you you
Speaker 2: players come and go, but those mainstays in the locker
Speaker 2: room that you know, from the staff to media, guys
Speaker 2: like yourself, that you know, take some bested interest in
Speaker 2: the person you know, you're You're thankful for those and
Speaker 2: I appreciate all those relationsip I have from the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you. You always understood, uh you always had a
Speaker 1: better understanding about the ecosystem and the people around you.
Speaker 1: And that's why those relationships have lasted to this day.
Speaker 1: And you know, my favorite eheer is not Andre Ethier,
Speaker 1: it's his dad, Byron. That was my guy, is my guy?
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, see, I know right. Ivery want to
Speaker 2: get to know people's family members. It's it's a true
Speaker 2: you know, when you play there that long, but you know,
Speaker 2: MAXI themselves been there that long. You get to know
Speaker 2: not just the player that shows up into that locker
Speaker 2: room or shows up to fort of that interview. You
Speaker 2: get to know and fans, I know understand this. They
Speaker 2: see this. You know, players have a lot of things
Speaker 2: going on off the field besides just what's going you
Speaker 2: know on you know, with what they're playing. You know,
Speaker 2: they might have a zero for four day or a
Speaker 2: five for five day, but there might be other things
Speaker 2: going on in life. And it's a it's leaning on
Speaker 2: a guy on the clubhouse staff on you know on
Speaker 2: Scott oz Asaki are traveling sectary. He's still there. Who
Speaker 2: was there before me? When they steer there to be like, hey,
Speaker 2: can you help me get a fight for my parents
Speaker 2: to come intown? You know I didn't have time to
Speaker 2: do it today. Can you help me organize that? Get
Speaker 2: them a rental car?
Speaker 4: All that stuff?
Speaker 2: And these guys are making your life easier so you
Speaker 2: can go out there and keep doing your job on
Speaker 2: the field and performing and helping this team win. And
Speaker 2: it's you know, like you said, it's a big ecosystem
Speaker 2: and a support group and luckily being a Dodger, they
Speaker 2: are doing everything they can to make the players performance
Speaker 2: on the field the best.
Speaker 1: Well, the yelp on the shelf in your house is
Speaker 1: gonna like you You're on Santa's good list. After this
Speaker 1: interview eat here, so great to hear from you, great
Speaker 1: to share you with fans. And we'll do this again
Speaker 1: in the new year when we have shows on a
Speaker 1: regular basis.
Speaker 4: For sure.
Speaker 2: And I'm so thankful for everyone out there, and you know,
Speaker 2: I'm happy beyond I could ever imagine that this organization
Speaker 2: is having so much success and that the city of
Speaker 2: la and all the fans that the Dodger fans, new old,
Speaker 2: however long you've been there, is getting a chance to see, uh,
Speaker 2: this level of success and have those bragging rights across baseball.
Speaker 2: And I know, probably for you and being a competitor,
Speaker 2: nothing nothing makes me more happy when you see all
Speaker 2: the people who just can't stand the success that the
Speaker 2: Dodgers are having because you know, they're doing their job.
Speaker 1: I love seeing mister Met cry. That's my favorite part
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 2: I do too. I love to see I love to
Speaker 2: see people on Twitter saying, who's the Dodgers gonna get next?
Speaker 2: The mister Met and they have them in a Dodger's uniform,
Speaker 2: the mister Met traded to the Dodgers. It's it's it's
Speaker 2: it's the greatest thing. And uh and uh, you know,
Speaker 2: being a player going through it. You know, on some
Speaker 2: of the lean years, you never thought that this organization
Speaker 2: would get to this and has and it's a it's
Speaker 2: a great place to be at and it's a great
Speaker 2: place to be a part of.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Still, with this amount of success that the team's having.
Speaker 1: No doubt, and you're a big part of it still
Speaker 1: to this day, We'll look forward to seeing you at
Speaker 1: Dodger Stadium next year and we'll talk to you, uh
Speaker 1: in January. I'll talk to you before that. We'll share
Speaker 1: with you with the fans in January.
Speaker 2: All right, stay away from slide still, that's still a
Speaker 2: thing you need to stay away from.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: I might intertube during the holidays.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't do that either.
Speaker 1: There he goes, There he goes Andre Ethier, who spent
Speaker 1: his entire twelve year Major league career with the Dodgers,
Speaker 1: and to this day, Tommy Lesorda would be proud. He's
Speaker 1: a great ambassador for the team and bleeds Dodger blue.
Speaker 1: We're gonna take a time out. We went way over
Speaker 1: with Ethier. He had a lot to say and a
Speaker 1: lot to share about his time with Will Smith and
Speaker 1: Edwin Diaz. How about that, Andre Ethier recruiting Edwin Diaz
Speaker 1: in November. Jerry Harriston Junior, who's here at the Sports
Speaker 1: Net LA studios, is going to check in next. We
Speaker 1: got a lot to get to between now at eight
Speaker 1: o'clock right here on AM five to seventy LA sports
Speaker 1: sports Net LA just wrapped Access Sportsnet Dodgers, wrapping up
Speaker 1: Day three of the winter meetings with my guy John
Speaker 1: Harttongue and my other guy who is with us right now,
Speaker 1: Jerry Harriston Jr. Jay Hare Number one salute, Thank you
Speaker 1: to the Bears, and thank you for sharing the bet
Speaker 1: that was paid off today by Audio Joe.
Speaker 5: Audio Joe, and he's a great person obviously, does a
Speaker 5: great job for us here in studio, and he was
Speaker 5: a man of his word. You know, he's a big
Speaker 5: New York Giants fan. My Bears beat the Giants several
Speaker 5: weeks ago, and because of that, he had to buy
Speaker 5: a nice bottle of caved Oro the extra at Neejo,
Speaker 5: the best tequila in the world.
Speaker 1: Hey, you were a team player, you gave it to
Speaker 1: the whole crew. You let me have a little sip.
Speaker 1: You've changed my life today and everybody else is.
Speaker 3: Here listen, am I right about how great the tequila is. Amazing.
Speaker 5: Hopefully your show will be sponsored by cavedet or at
Speaker 5: some point, but no, it is a great tequila. But
Speaker 5: you know, working here, it's a family, you know, just
Speaker 5: like the Dodgers organization. Everybody cares for each other and
Speaker 5: it's so it's such a joy to come to work.
Speaker 1: When I think about you when I'm in Cincinnati, I'll
Speaker 1: think about you in this air conditioned, cushy studio.
Speaker 5: It is a great place to come over with. Listen,
Speaker 5: Dodgers Stadium. There's no place like it because you know,
Speaker 5: the fans are the best, incredible, beautiful stadium and the
Speaker 5: weather's always great. So yes, very fortunate when we're not
Speaker 5: at home, when we're on the road. I'm here in
Speaker 5: studio and you're in Cincinnati, you're in.
Speaker 3: The hot weather. So uh, it is still the big
Speaker 3: League zone. Yeah, no doubt, Jay Hare.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the Dodgers, the winter meetings, the hot stove.
Speaker 1: Everybody wants to know what's next. You went back to
Speaker 1: back championships. They wanted three pete you signed Edwin Diaz.
Speaker 1: Now there's rumors about Trek Scouble. What do you believe
Speaker 1: are the real chances a Schooble gets traded to any
Speaker 1: team and b that the Dodgers may be that team.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 5: If you're the Detroit Tigers, you got to figure out
Speaker 5: are you going to extend u Tarrek Scooble. Obviously he's
Speaker 5: probably the best left handed pitcher in all of baseball.
Speaker 5: Some say he's the best picture in all of baseball.
Speaker 5: If you're going to keep them, you extend them, great,
Speaker 5: more power to you. But if you don't think you're
Speaker 5: gonna re sign him, you can't hold onto him. You
Speaker 5: have to trade him because he is such a huge piece.
Speaker 5: And with trading him, you got to go out there
Speaker 5: and get a plethora of young talent. Now, on the
Speaker 5: flip side, Dodgers got what a lot of young talent.
Speaker 5: Everybody talks about the Dodgers' money, which they do have
Speaker 5: a lot of money. But I think the most important
Speaker 5: part of the Dodgers that people fail to realize. They
Speaker 5: have an incredible pharm system. They draft well, sign well.
Speaker 5: I think more importantly, they develop players so they're in position.
Speaker 5: If the Tigers aside to part ways with Screwball, they
Speaker 5: can be positioned to have the necessary pieces to trade
Speaker 5: for that elite starter.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm gonna ask you another question, because on
Speaker 1: the show tonight you talked about the Dodgers needing to
Speaker 1: add an outfielder. I'm gonna give you a hypothetical here
Speaker 1: of players that have been rumored to be available. Out
Speaker 1: of these three outfielders, who fits the Dodgers the best.
Speaker 1: Would it be Brendan Donovan of the Cardinals, Jared Durant
Speaker 1: of the Red Side, Harrison Bader who finished the year
Speaker 1: with the Phillies.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, you know all three are winning ball players,
Speaker 5: really good players in their own right. I've always been
Speaker 5: a Harrison Batter fan, man. I know he can play
Speaker 5: elite defensive center field. I think that's the biggest need
Speaker 5: for us, specially with Keith cary Nannis. We have a
Speaker 5: feeling he will resign with the Dodgers, but he just
Speaker 5: had surgery. He may take some time to get to
Speaker 5: gim back healthy. Obviously, Tommy Edmund had ankle surgery as well.
Speaker 5: We don't know what his time pool table is. I think,
Speaker 5: more importantly with the Dodgers, I would love to see
Speaker 5: task her Nanis go back to left field. I know
Speaker 5: he loves right field, but look at the season he
Speaker 5: had as a left fielder, especially offensively. Right field, especially
Speaker 5: Dodgers statement is very demanding. It's not an easy place
Speaker 5: to play. So if you get in a center fielder,
Speaker 5: you can move Paez who's got an elite arm to
Speaker 5: right field, tail to left, and a guy like a
Speaker 5: Harrison Bader who covers tremendous ground in center field and
Speaker 5: he's a winning type player. So listen, all three guys
Speaker 5: will be a great fit for the Dodgers. But if
Speaker 5: I had to choose one, you know, Harrison Bader Man,
Speaker 5: he's got some swag. Man, He's got that that I'd
Speaker 5: like to see in a player, tough out in the
Speaker 5: batter's box, he's got some pop, but more importantly, he
Speaker 5: ain't afraid to run in the walls and make that
Speaker 5: catch what you needed.
Speaker 1: He seems to be a Jerry Harrison type of player.
Speaker 3: Yeah he is.
Speaker 5: I mean he's he's old school. You know, I love
Speaker 5: all school type of players. Really, I can make a
Speaker 5: case for Jerant, who I love his his style of
Speaker 5: player as well.
Speaker 3: He's a great player. Donovan is also a really good player.
Speaker 5: But I think if those three guys, I would say
Speaker 5: maybe Baitter maybe fits us a little bit better.
Speaker 1: Jerry harriston JUNR. We're hanging out at sports net La tonight.
Speaker 1: We finished Access Sportsnet Dodgers. We got Radio Magic going
Speaker 1: for you on Dodger Talk until eight o'clock. Going back
Speaker 1: to Trek schoolball. If the Dodgers were able to find
Speaker 1: a trade match with the Tigers, are you comfortable with
Speaker 1: it just being a one year rental? Because Scott Boris
Speaker 1: is his agent, we all know he'll take him to
Speaker 1: free agency.
Speaker 5: I would be comfortable with that because we've seen in
Speaker 5: the past when we traded for Bookie Betts. You know,
Speaker 5: he came here and fell in love with La I
Speaker 5: think that could be a possibility.
Speaker 3: Listen, I played for nine different franchise. I loved everywhere.
Speaker 5: I played every city, but there's nothing like La Man,
Speaker 5: the weather, the people, the fan base, the camaraderie that
Speaker 5: this team has really built, especially in recent years. So
Speaker 5: if you get a guy like Schooble and he's here
Speaker 5: and he sees what entails being a Dodger and being
Speaker 5: on this team, he may want to say, you.
Speaker 3: Know what, I don't want to leave this place.
Speaker 5: And obviously the Dodgers do have the money they do
Speaker 5: have the resources to make that happen, So I would
Speaker 5: be optimistic if he does come that he'd want to.
Speaker 1: Resign here at this point in time, with the Dodgers
Speaker 1: having the success they've had, winning back to back championships
Speaker 1: and wanting more a guy like Edwin Diaz or any
Speaker 1: other free agent out there, doesn't it say something about
Speaker 1: what type of player they are that, if all things
Speaker 1: are equal, I'm choosing the Dodgers. And conversely, for players
Speaker 1: that say no, thanks, doesn't it say that maybe winnings.
Speaker 3: Not number one for them? Well, it is.
Speaker 5: And first of all, to go back to your first point,
Speaker 5: the Dodgers are in the position because they not only win,
Speaker 5: but they have created a culture that players want to
Speaker 5: be here.
Speaker 3: Listen, players talk all the time.
Speaker 5: When I played, you knew where where the places to
Speaker 5: play were, how teams organizations treated their players. And you
Speaker 5: gotta remember, Alexis Diaz was a Dodger last year as well,
Speaker 5: and I'm sure he told his brother. Me and my
Speaker 5: brother played in the Biglies at the same time. We
Speaker 5: talked about places that we played. Hey don't go here,
Speaker 5: or hey, you want to go play for this organization?
Speaker 5: So it's no secret that the Dodgers are beloved by
Speaker 5: so many players. You know, Bryce Harper have talked about
Speaker 5: the Dodgers. How listen, they do everything the right way.
Speaker 5: Why are you hating on them? You want every organization
Speaker 5: to be just like that. So it's just a testament
Speaker 5: of the people, not just the players, the character of
Speaker 5: the people that they go out and get to make
Speaker 5: sure we get the right people in place. And that's
Speaker 5: why guys want to come and play for the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: All right, Before I let you go, I gotta get
Speaker 1: this out of the way. Brad Paisley continues to call
Speaker 1: me and text me and say, Jerry Harriston is our treasure.
Speaker 1: I completely disagree with him. I feel like he does
Speaker 1: that to upset me. But Brad Paisley really is entertained
Speaker 1: by you and Nomar and how you try to, you know,
Speaker 1: get to Nomar's level, and Nomar seems to brush you off.
Speaker 1: Can you set the record straight and just give a
Speaker 1: shout out to Brad Well?
Speaker 5: First of all, Brad Paisley is one of the best entertainers,
Speaker 5: not just country musicians, best entertainers there is on the planet.
Speaker 5: I love his commercials as well with Peyton Manning. We
Speaker 5: all know he's a huge Dodger fan, and he brought
Speaker 5: the house down when he sung the national anthem at
Speaker 5: Dodgers Stadium once again.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 5: He is has become a really good friend, and I
Speaker 5: do agree with him on Nomar. I agree with him
Speaker 5: on Nomar listen anytime, you know, being obviously it's not
Speaker 5: It's not lost on me, you know, being on TV
Speaker 5: here in La we get so many entertainers with us, musicians, actors,
Speaker 5: actresses that watch us because they see the Dodgers and
Speaker 5: we're on before and after. And I'm extremely humbled to
Speaker 5: Brad for him saying that. And so many people like
Speaker 5: our senior Hall I have become friends with Jason Bateman.
Speaker 5: I run into it into him all the time. Just
Speaker 5: so many great people, all walks of life that share
Speaker 5: the same common interest, and that's the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: How fortunate are we?
Speaker 1: Can you take us behind the scenes? Do you think
Speaker 1: Nomar likes you?
Speaker 3: I know Nomar loves me. I hate Listen.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say something here. I may get no More
Speaker 5: in trouble. No more is actually going to take me
Speaker 5: to dinner tomorrow night. Who So that's how me and Nomar.
Speaker 5: We've been friends for decades. I know we kind of
Speaker 5: play a little bit because we have a lot of
Speaker 5: fun on air. But listen, I used to work out
Speaker 5: with Nomar when we played against each other when he's
Speaker 5: the Red Sox and I was with the Baltimore Orioles.
Speaker 5: I've always respected Nomar. He is one of the best
Speaker 5: players I've ever played against, and he should be in
Speaker 5: the Hall of Fame. Alan Trammel rightfully sols a Hall
Speaker 5: of Famer. Harold Baines rightfully, sol's a.
Speaker 3: Hall of Famer.
Speaker 5: No more goes to your par You go back and
Speaker 5: look at his seven eight year stretch. He deserves to
Speaker 5: be a Hall of Famer.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess dinner's on Nomar after you said that,
Speaker 1: I mean, Nomar is going to be paying tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: Why do you think I'm going.
Speaker 1: Hey, it's been awesome these last three days. I love
Speaker 1: doing the show with you guys. You're so nice to
Speaker 1: me and treat me so well. So thank you for
Speaker 1: the time and love love being around you guys.
Speaker 5: You know the Dodger fans are second to none, and
Speaker 5: they love you. Dave say, I listened to the callers,
Speaker 5: Dave Wagner is one of my boys.
Speaker 3: He calls it all the.
Speaker 5: Time, and it's always fun doing the show from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 5: And then after we're done with the post game, I
Speaker 5: get in my car and I take the thirty five
Speaker 5: minute drive back home. I get a chance to listen
Speaker 5: to you and the great Dodger fan base.
Speaker 3: So that's always a treat for me.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I don't know how to respond to these compliments,
Speaker 1: but thank you for them, and we'll just end it there.
Speaker 3: I like tequila.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let no mar Garcia Para know that. Jerry all right?
Speaker 1: There he goes Jerry Harriston Junior. We had three straight
Speaker 1: days of TV together here at the Sports and at
Speaker 1: LA Studios during the winter meetings. I'm sure guys like
Speaker 1: Skip Schumacher were wondering, where's David Vassa. Where's David Vassa? Well,
Speaker 1: I got news for you, everybody. I stayed back in
Speaker 1: LA and had a great time in this cushy studio
Speaker 1: and was able to really be productive back here in LA,
Speaker 1: not just hanging out with other baseball people out there
Speaker 1: in Orlando. So I mean, who could pass up three
Speaker 1: straight days with Jerry Harriston Junior. You tell me that
Speaker 1: was the big win for me. All right. Our next
Speaker 1: show will be on Friday night, seven o'clock, another Dodger Talk.
Speaker 1: We'll see whether or not the Edwin d As deal
Speaker 1: is official by then. If it is, who knows, Timmy
Speaker 1: Trumpet himself may join us on Friday night. We'll keep
Speaker 1: track of whether or not the Tigers are really considering
Speaker 1: trading Tarrek Schuble. Seems like they're asking a lot. Like
Speaker 1: I said before, we got to Ethier and Jerry Harriston Junior.
Speaker 1: From what I hear, the Tigers are asking for as
Speaker 1: much as the Nationals got in return from the Padres
Speaker 1: for two years of control of Juan Soto. Trek schoubl
Speaker 1: the greatest pitcher right now in baseball, but a one
Speaker 1: year rental and a Scott Boris client. He will be
Speaker 1: going to free agency, so no matter where he goes,
Speaker 1: he's a one year rental. And the Tigers are asking
Speaker 1: for as much as the Nationals got for two years
Speaker 1: of Juan Soto. That's gonna be hard to get from
Speaker 1: any team. All right, that'll do it for us tonight
Speaker 1: on Dodger Talk. In case you missed any of the show,
Speaker 1: you can find it on the iHeartRadio app. Thanks to
Speaker 1: Ronnie Fossio back at our Burbank Studios. Thanks to Stu
Speaker 1: Mitchell and Jack de Root and Chris Whitty out here
Speaker 1: at sportsnet LA. Thanks to Ethier and Jerry Harriston Jr.
Speaker 1: For joining the show as well. We'll be back with
Speaker 1: you on Friday night at seven o'clock having some drinks
Speaker 1: with the all time leading scorer in Pac ten history.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow night, the one and only Don McClain. So night
Speaker 1: off from Dodger Talk, but the party lives on with
Speaker 1: McClain out there in Westlake Village. Have a great rest
Speaker 1: of your night, Seeya.