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Speaker 2: Dang uh Well, it was a microcosm and it was
Speaker 2: a macrocossom of the Dodger season all in one game,
Speaker 2: and it was not good for the Panic Brothers. Inside
Speaker 2: of nine innings nine of the fourteen hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: eight played over the one hundred and sixty two regular
Speaker 2: season games, nine innings inside the eighty one played in
Speaker 2: the playoffs. It was a quick, quick reminder that whenever
Speaker 2: Eric Carros would join us, whenever David Vassy would mock
Speaker 2: the Brothers of Panic, the Bops, they were closer to it.
Speaker 5: People have mocked us, and yes it hasn't stopped us
Speaker 5: over the years, No from actively stupid.
Speaker 2: We do what we do. They do what they do,
Speaker 2: and I guess they know what it looks like inside
Speaker 2: and out. And essentially they were telling us, hey, stop
Speaker 2: bringing the fanness to work. Okay, guys, Sho Haotani has
Speaker 2: been called, and had been called, the greatest player to
Speaker 2: have ever put on a Major League Baseball uniform, unicorn,
Speaker 2: a one of one, and enjoy it now, kids, because
Speaker 2: as we're told, and now we will echo those sentiments,
Speaker 2: we will probably never see it again, unless, of course,
Speaker 2: Otani is birthing an era of two way players that
Speaker 2: will not take no for an answer when they are
Speaker 2: choosing which college they will attend and play, whether or
Speaker 2: not they're going to sign a contract after being drafted
Speaker 2: by MLB team like Hunter Green did, but the Cincinnati
Speaker 2: Reads and they said, you're pitching. Maybe he would have
Speaker 2: dug in were it ten years later post Otani and said, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not pitching. I'm doing both. But even then you
Speaker 2: hear it. You hear it from or when we're talking
Speaker 2: with Major League Baseball players, and to a man, they
Speaker 2: all say, what man Otani is doing is beyond explaining.
Speaker 5: So you said it was gonna be great, Matt, But
Speaker 5: there was still a lot of residual dandruff from calling
Speaker 5: it out as at bats from earlier in the week.
Speaker 5: So you know, there's a lot of people that didn't
Speaker 5: hear your prediction on Friday where you said Otan is
Speaker 5: gonna have the greatest game in the history of baseball,
Speaker 5: and he did, and you were right, and you were right.
Speaker 5: But there were still people. You know, we're on the
Speaker 5: radio the whole week, and not everybody heard that one part.
Speaker 5: So people during it, I got a lot of Hey,
Speaker 5: you done, met Smith, you got both, he got a tie.
Speaker 3: What thought his name out of his mom.
Speaker 2: It does not line up. It is beyond common sense
Speaker 2: that someone can step on them on fire off six
Speaker 2: plus innings, not just as an innings eater. He's an
Speaker 2: innings eater. That's what you gotta think of.
Speaker 1: It's somebody that could give the Dodgers bullpens a relief.
Speaker 2: Is not just a fifth starter, but six innings of
Speaker 2: two hit, ten strikeout baseball against the team that had
Speaker 2: the best record in the MLB this past season, a
Speaker 2: team with a lineup that was described as average. Shows
Speaker 2: that will wear you down, that will grind out at bats,
Speaker 2: that will create traffic on the bases, all stars like
Speaker 2: Christian Yelich and Jackson Churio, and that your fourth starter
Speaker 2: would do that as already an outlier, but then to
Speaker 2: have that same player go three for three with three
Speaker 2: home runs, one of them one of the longest of
Speaker 2: the stat cast era, nearly four hundred and seventy feet
Speaker 2: out of the stadium altogether. Either of those players is
Speaker 2: in line for the NLCSMVP after a sweep by the Dodgers. Instead,
Speaker 2: he removed all doubt, taking the trophy from a hitter
Speaker 2: like Tommy Edmund taking the trophy for I'm a picture
Speaker 2: like Blake Snell, by doing something similar to what each
Speaker 2: of them had done throughout the course of the four
Speaker 2: game series. And of course we don't need to retell
Speaker 2: the story of Friday Night. We all saw it.
Speaker 5: Well, you said it was gonna happen before it even happened,
Speaker 5: Matt like like you were Karanak like you had the
Speaker 5: big giant like boon jab and anity envelope to my head,
Speaker 5: did jewel shone and glimmered in the sun? Had our
Speaker 5: Vince gully sweet And you said Otana's gonna have the
Speaker 5: greatest night in the history of the world. You know
Speaker 5: that's not what everybody said. I mean, Carol, guys like
Speaker 5: this and I think Latan's gonna shove. You know, they said.
Speaker 2: Stuff like that I wish. I wish I were cool
Speaker 2: enough to say something.
Speaker 3: Like, yes, New Show, I wish I could hit a
Speaker 3: double every time.
Speaker 2: We lived at p and as you detailed in the
Speaker 2: top story last week, asking our listeners, where were you
Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty eight when Gibbie hit the game one
Speaker 2: walk off against the Ace? Where were you when Reggie
Speaker 2: Bush was pushed over the goal line in South Bend.
Speaker 3: So hard in the stadium puland Washington right.
Speaker 2: So too, will the question be asked game four of
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty five National League Championship Series? Where were you?
Speaker 3: I know to my family that this was a big
Speaker 3: deal and nobody cared.
Speaker 2: And I had a very similar situation except everyone of
Speaker 2: and I would assume you had the same experience of
Speaker 2: your friends. Are like, dude, what was it like to
Speaker 2: be there? Man? I heard you on the field. What
Speaker 2: was it like to be in there with those fifty
Speaker 2: five thousand people witnessing the greatest individual performance in the
Speaker 2: history of sports? And I had to explain, well, yes,
Speaker 2: I could have witnessed it from the AM five to
Speaker 2: seventy LA Sports iHeartRadio suite, but instead I had the
Speaker 2: great pleasure of hearing the first three strikeouts and first
Speaker 2: home run on the radio from the Galpin Motors broadcast.
Speaker 2: Want a call in the vehicle that I have courtesy
Speaker 2: of Galpin Masta my c X ninety P have plug
Speaker 2: in hybrid suv. Ask for Dan Stirkle, great guy, General manager.
Speaker 2: As it was being broadcast, A great call from Nelly
Speaker 2: and Rick Monday and the rest. I was able to
Speaker 2: get in my living room patio doors open and join
Speaker 2: with the wife and daughter as we all witness history together.
Speaker 3: Sort of.
Speaker 2: They would pop their heads back in and be like,
Speaker 2: what just happened? Why are you screaming? The troves of
Speaker 2: people asking me and I don't know if they asked
Speaker 2: you pee, why didn't you stay? We even said nowhere
Speaker 2: for me to go special, Yeah.
Speaker 5: There's nowhere for me to I can't. There's we'd have
Speaker 5: to stand in the back of the suite that want
Speaker 5: to advertisers, people that spend a lot of money. There's
Speaker 5: a seven hundred and fifty dollars sushi played. For God's sakes,
Speaker 5: we don't belong on there.
Speaker 2: It's no offense to the people of the Presbyterian International House.
Speaker 5: No, we want them to enjoy their time. This it's
Speaker 5: a big it's a big ball washing for the clients.
Speaker 3: We don't need to be there.
Speaker 2: We like our friends hell to get out.
Speaker 3: Though, you know I will next time.
Speaker 5: I will wait a couple of innings for the World
Speaker 5: Series on Friday or whatever next week. Like I'm gonna
Speaker 5: wait a couple of innings and then leave. You know,
Speaker 5: I might not stay in the suite if it's real crowded,
Speaker 5: but this is just logistical schedule talk for everybody. It is, yeah,
Speaker 5: because I'm not gonna leave the stadium again. They're trying
Speaker 5: to pack everybody in there like anchovies, and.
Speaker 2: They're the point is terrible sharing that moment in the suite,
Speaker 2: even though the suite has been upgraded considerably with the
Speaker 2: sushi plates and the fresh fruit and the.
Speaker 5: Feeling like you don't belong, just like, you know, feeling
Speaker 5: I felt like, you know, a Muslim in the Vatican,
Speaker 5: you know, like in the last few years and this.
Speaker 2: Year I felt like a rag doll being dragged from
Speaker 2: Can you say, how do these people Her name is
Speaker 2: Yvette and it and then with her is her brother
Speaker 2: in law. His name is Chair.
Speaker 3: No one's trying to talk to me. I'm too weird.
Speaker 2: Looking. I would rather just be sharing it with myself,
Speaker 2: watching it on the telly, reliving the moment without any
Speaker 2: alternate listen. They're looking at coming in on summer tour.
Speaker 2: Can you uh, can you go get a plata nachos,
Speaker 2: put some chili on it and offer them one, but
Speaker 2: make sure you dip it in the sour cream first.
Speaker 2: Like that's that's essentially what's going on in that suite.
Speaker 2: So for all of those wondering, and I guess we
Speaker 2: could have walked the concourse trying to stolen, to steal
Speaker 2: a seat somewhere.
Speaker 5: No, that's what Kate's does. Kate's walks the grounds like
Speaker 5: until he feels at home.
Speaker 2: It was in the pavilion they were said, there was
Speaker 2: a drum.
Speaker 3: Cuckoo, kachew.
Speaker 2: I'm a man amongst the people, that's what. That's right,
Speaker 2: all the people you do laps, Kate's does laps around
Speaker 2: Dodger Stadium. Are you there for all nine innings? Kates?
Speaker 3: No, I left Matt after the first Otawani hole run.
Speaker 3: I grabbed my backpack and I'm in a quick B
Speaker 3: line in.
Speaker 2: My car, high tailed it out of there. And what
Speaker 2: we have seen all postseason and again, Micro and Macro
Speaker 2: in this one game. Is that stars matter, Andrew Friedman
Speaker 2: told us on the field Friday. The right stars matter
Speaker 2: when you combine the talent with the work ethic, with
Speaker 2: the winning gene. And so many of these players had
Speaker 2: it before they got here. That's why they got their
Speaker 2: big hundreds of millions of dollars contracts. Sasaki Yamamoto Otani
Speaker 2: from the WBC that Japan won by completely dominating the
Speaker 2: rest of the world. Freddie Freeman MVP in a World
Speaker 2: Series in Atlanta, Mookie Bets MVP and World Series in Boston,
Speaker 2: Blake Snell in Tampa, head to head with the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: perhaps thwarting their twenty twenty World Series title had his
Speaker 2: manager Kevin Cash left him in the game winning the
Speaker 2: cy Young and San Diego. Those deals, yeah, they're gambles,
Speaker 2: but the risk was so mitigated by all the information
Speaker 2: that was already available, and you end up putting together
Speaker 2: what Andrew Friedman told us he had in front of him,
Speaker 2: and that is the greatest player in the history of
Speaker 2: the game eventually is going to come around. Freddie Freeman
Speaker 2: and Mookie Bets for their struggles throughout the course of
Speaker 2: the season, Yeah, they were a combined one for twenty
Speaker 2: one in the three games in twenty twenty three. But whatever,
Speaker 2: you get to your five World Series in nine years,
Speaker 2: have a chance to win your third. Could argue should
Speaker 2: be winning their fourth after the cheating scandal of.
Speaker 3: Wow seven time. But let's leave the pass in the past.
Speaker 2: Even with just two championships and we expect it to
Speaker 2: be three. Yes, we are fortunate and blessed to be
Speaker 2: in a city chearing for a team that has one
Speaker 2: of the greatest dynasties, and eventually it very well could
Speaker 2: go down as the greatest dynasty considering the monor era
Speaker 2: and how hard it is to win consistently.
Speaker 5: Of any Dodgers have never done it. The Dodgers have
Speaker 5: never won back to back World Series.
Speaker 2: So and yet here we are.
Speaker 3: Yet here we are with another opportunity.
Speaker 2: Eight and one. So you were right to ditch the
Speaker 2: Serenity Brothers. I'm not saying we bring it back now.
Speaker 2: This is this is not what that is. What it
Speaker 2: is is simply recognizing regular season could be weird, like
Speaker 2: the playoffs can be weird, and maybe we just need
Speaker 2: the Panic Brothers to continue to panic while the organization
Speaker 2: does everything to try to disaster prove this roster and
Speaker 2: win another world.
Speaker 5: Maybe hell of everything we say and do has nothing
Speaker 5: to do with anything that happens on the field, Just maybe,
Speaker 5: But I'm not ready to admit that yet. Patrick Sendmady
Speaker 5: show continues. But the man, well, you know what he
Speaker 5: does matters. Dave Roberts.
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Speaker 2: of the World Series, Game seven between the Blue Jason
Speaker 2: Seattle Mariners faz the Dodgers will wait their opponent. It
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Speaker 5: As the Dodgers continue to win, his legend grows, not
Speaker 5: just for selling wine with the beautiful Red Stitch Vineyards,
Speaker 5: World Series winning manager and doing a great job and
Speaker 5: challenging the Dodgers to be better and better every single
Speaker 5: playoff series. It is Dave Roberts joining us from Chavez
Speaker 5: Ravine and the Dodgers workout today. World Series starts on Friday,
Speaker 5: and we don't know who they're gonna get, but we
Speaker 5: do know that Dave Roberts will be pulling the levers
Speaker 5: and doing this thing that excites the city so much. Dave,
Speaker 5: thanks so much for doing it. We appreciate you. How
Speaker 5: are you feeling today?
Speaker 6: I'm feeling good. Boys, getting ready on my way to
Speaker 6: the ballpark right now. We got to work out today
Speaker 6: and get to see some pitchers, some guys take batty practice.
Speaker 6: We'll have that Game seven ALCS on at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 6: But like you said, Petures. I'm excited for our city.
Speaker 6: Our city needs it, and our players are excited.
Speaker 5: It really is something special for the whole city. Everybody
Speaker 5: talks about it in places that you could never imagine
Speaker 5: them talking about baseball. But it is a uniting thing
Speaker 5: for our city, like you said, Dave, and it's a
Speaker 5: special thing. Do you like the five I mean, when
Speaker 5: you have time off, no matter what, whether you like
Speaker 5: it or not, do you feel good about filling it?
Speaker 6: You know what I do feel? I do like the
Speaker 6: way we're feeling it. I think I think it's sort
Speaker 6: of we're kind of at a place where it doesn't
Speaker 6: really matter what we prefer. I like the idea of
Speaker 6: not giving yourself an out or an excuse, so regoose
Speaker 6: of opponent. Whether we travel Wednesday or we're home on
Speaker 6: you know, we stay back and wait for the Mariners
Speaker 6: or whatever five days, keep going into a series. It
Speaker 6: doesn't matter. As Yamamoto said, we should go.
Speaker 2: Losing is not an option you you had a choice,
Speaker 2: You had a very you know, I would say, I
Speaker 2: don't know if it was tough or easy. When it
Speaker 2: comes to who you wanted to start Game one in
Speaker 2: each of these series, you decided to go with Blake Snell.
Speaker 2: If it was Yamamoto, if it was Glass Novel, was Otani,
Speaker 2: nobody would have you know, donea said anything about it,
Speaker 2: just in terms of how you lined it up. What
Speaker 2: was it that led you to make that decision of
Speaker 2: how you wanted to lay these starters out in that
Speaker 2: particular order.
Speaker 6: I think if you look at the schedule of that
Speaker 6: cs UH, Blake is a guy that we felt most
Speaker 6: comfortable going on regular rest, which is four days off.
Speaker 6: Yamamoto we've done a week off. We've done you know,
Speaker 6: five days off for the most part of rest. And
Speaker 6: so if you're looking at a potential game series, obviously
Speaker 6: you know six games is more the sixth game is
Speaker 6: more like the fifth game is more likely than the
Speaker 6: sixth game, and so you try to put your players
Speaker 6: in the best position have success. So if there was
Speaker 6: a fifth game, we felt better with Blake and as
Speaker 6: opposed to Yamamota right there, and it kind of couldn't
Speaker 6: have worked out any better.
Speaker 2: You go to the order, Dave, as Dave Roberts joins
Speaker 2: us first game of the World Series will be Friday.
Speaker 2: You will hear that at five eight pm. Opponent not
Speaker 2: known yet Toronto or Seattle. But you go to the
Speaker 2: lineup and here's Will Smith, who's who's dealing with a
Speaker 2: fracture in a hand, not sure you know what series
Speaker 2: is going to play in. But then we get to
Speaker 2: the NLCS and man, it looked like Will Smith all
Speaker 2: over again. Just kind of what is what is he
Speaker 2: going through? Are you surprised by that performance at all?
Speaker 2: And how hard is that? Because it feels like a
Speaker 2: it's a very rhythm kind of position right hitting against
Speaker 2: these pitchers who are so incredibly good, especially in the playoffs,
Speaker 2: to be able to just kind of look like the
Speaker 2: Will Smith we expected.
Speaker 6: Not surprised. You know, he's got a he's got a
Speaker 6: really slow heartbeat. Certainly he's not one hundred percent. And
Speaker 6: I got to give Ben Rourtvett a lot of props
Speaker 6: for kind of being the stop gap behind the plate
Speaker 6: and he was fantastic, and uh but yeah, to have
Speaker 6: you know, a three time All Star back behind the
Speaker 6: plate to hit him in the middle of the order,
Speaker 6: we've obviously makes us a lot better. And I just
Speaker 6: can't say enough about Will and very uh, you know,
Speaker 6: in my opinion, is still very underrated.
Speaker 5: We can't say enough about the Dodgers and what they're doing.
Speaker 5: It's been fun on the station, it's been fun in town.
Speaker 5: And the man in charge, Dave Roberts, a great ambassador
Speaker 5: of baseball to the whole city, is our guest right now. Uh.
Speaker 5: I got to ask because I mean, I know, you
Speaker 5: guys do a lot of things on purpose, but there's
Speaker 5: got to be some luck involved as well. That all
Speaker 5: four of these starters are up and running at this
Speaker 5: point in the season, it had to be something you
Speaker 5: guys had in mind all year.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I wouldn't say that's luck, though. I think that's
Speaker 6: part of being able to hold. It's kind of like
Speaker 6: that whole brave Heart, you know, or Russell crows or
Speaker 6: Mel Gibson saying mel or Russell's saying hold hold, And
Speaker 6: I think it's yes, Mel, And I think that it's
Speaker 6: like with us. You know, whether you have Blake or
Speaker 6: you have Tyler, you have and the guys in the
Speaker 6: bullpen or you know, show Hey not ramping him up,
Speaker 6: it's like hold, hold, hold, and you want to be
Speaker 6: able to do it so they have bullets at the
Speaker 6: end of the season. So I do credit obviously the
Speaker 6: entire organization. We have depth to kind of overcome a
Speaker 6: summer where you're not fully healthy. But that wasn't luck.
Speaker 6: That was more kind of methodical making sure we kind
Speaker 6: of hold our guys back to make sure they're ready
Speaker 6: to go when needed through October.
Speaker 5: And you know, it was kind of like that with
Speaker 5: Otani and the pitching, the hold and what we've seen
Speaker 5: is is unbelievable. We lack so much perspective on this, Dave.
Speaker 5: I mean, you're a guy who did the impossible as
Speaker 5: a player when you guys came back in Boston down
Speaker 5: down oh three, So you've seen that, you know, in
Speaker 5: your life before, something no one's ever done before, and
Speaker 5: you're a big part of that, a legendary part of it.
Speaker 5: Are we ever going to get perspective on what Otani's doing?
Speaker 5: Can we ever really define it properly?
Speaker 6: I don't think so. You know what's funny is I
Speaker 6: was talking to a friend of mine the other day
Speaker 6: and he actually took offense to when I said it
Speaker 6: was the greatest baseball performance of all time, And his
Speaker 6: counter was, how do you even say that it's the
Speaker 6: greatest sports performance of all time? So, you know, what
Speaker 6: if you kind of put it in that context, it's
Speaker 6: hard to argue that. But yeah, you know, he's just
Speaker 6: usial player. Uh, certainly the biggest of stages and what
Speaker 6: he did was, uh was memorable. And I said it
Speaker 6: the other night, It's like he created a lot of
Speaker 6: memories for a lot of people that night.
Speaker 2: Is it hard to put the roster together when you've
Speaker 2: got to figure out whose because you know, you do
Speaker 2: have those those guys like you mentioned Ben, you know,
Speaker 2: and how big he was in sort of splitting those
Speaker 2: games with with Will Smith. But at this point do
Speaker 2: you feel like it's it's automatic or are there still
Speaker 2: some tough decisions to make when it comes to this, Uh,
Speaker 2: this final series.
Speaker 6: I think it's pretty much cut and paste, you know,
Speaker 6: for from the CS to the World Series. Uh, there
Speaker 6: might be one whether it's a position player pitcher, we
Speaker 6: might kind of flip in and out, but depending on
Speaker 6: the matchup potential. But I think that this one, you know,
Speaker 6: seven game series, so you're certainly leaning a little bit
Speaker 6: more towards the pitching. So yeah, I think it's pretty
Speaker 6: going to be pretty similar.
Speaker 2: Just you know, we as we know the home runs, right,
Speaker 2: those are great epic moments, you remember those, the starting
Speaker 2: pitching has been so dominant, seems to be the prevailing
Speaker 2: theme of the Dodgers through these nine games. But Dave,
Speaker 2: what about defense, Like, can you share with us and
Speaker 2: the listeners, like how much work goes into defense? Because
Speaker 2: you think about you know, Freddy digging out that ball
Speaker 2: to clinch a you know, to clinch a series, whether
Speaker 2: or clinch a game. I should say about the wheel play,
Speaker 2: just how much these players put into that particular facet
Speaker 2: that maybe goes well. It is the most overlooked of
Speaker 2: pitching and hitting, and then defense, of course is a
Speaker 2: huge part of it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the defense and the base running certainly are overlooked,
Speaker 6: and it's one of those things that really doesn't show
Speaker 6: up in the scorecard. But yeah, and even key K's
Speaker 6: play the other night was a special play and where
Speaker 6: Shohy could have gotten a little bit more taxed and stressed.
Speaker 6: And Kiky has any ending double play, you know, so
Speaker 6: those things matter where well, I think, yeah, you mentioned
Speaker 6: the Freddie play, and there's play even for that, the
Speaker 6: force play to get that lead run and then the
Speaker 6: screw from Tommy Edmund And we've been very sound defensively
Speaker 6: in the postseason. Things get so magnified, and the extra outs,
Speaker 6: the extra base that you give up or the base
Speaker 6: that you can get on the offensive side certainly get
Speaker 6: more magnified, especially when pitching is at a premium. So
Speaker 6: it's something our guys work at every day. Chris Woodward,
Speaker 6: Dino Ebel, all those guys put in a lot of work.
Speaker 6: And our guys, to their credit, they love to practice.
Speaker 6: They understand the little things of the game. And even
Speaker 6: that Max Munty play, you know, that ball to his
Speaker 6: left infield in fields, it slides, turns, throws a strike
Speaker 6: to Will who makes a great catches. It makes a
Speaker 6: great tag to kind of limit damage for a glass
Speaker 6: now sending. So all those things don't get lost on us.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 5: I got to ask you because you do such a
Speaker 5: great job of celebrating your players and helping us find
Speaker 5: perspective on what they're accomplishing and what kind of people
Speaker 5: they are. But this is your tenth season as a
Speaker 5: Dodger skipper, You're headed to your fifth World Series. You
Speaker 5: know there's three guys like Key k Munci and Kersh
Speaker 5: around from that twenty seventeen World Series team.
Speaker 3: Do you allow.
Speaker 5: Yourself to look back on what you're accomplishing what you've
Speaker 5: been doing as a baseball manager for a decade.
Speaker 6: You know, I tried not to kind of get into
Speaker 6: that headspace. Certainly obviously gratitude for being in this organization.
Speaker 6: I love the Dodgers. I said it many times over.
Speaker 6: I've been invested for a long time. We have a
Speaker 6: great organization, great players.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 6: Honestly, I just guard against complacency and I'm always trying
Speaker 6: to get better, trying to learn. But yeah, when you're
Speaker 6: talking about Allston, you know, Tommy and Sparky Anderson in
Speaker 6: the postseason and those names, Joe Tory, it's certainly mind blowing.
Speaker 6: But you know, I guess I'll win four more games
Speaker 6: and then I'll kind of reflect on that over the offseason.
Speaker 2: We know you got to go. But I would love
Speaker 2: to ask real quick, because we talked about it in
Speaker 2: the open here, Dave, our role in all of this
Speaker 2: and the clowns that we act like when we come
Speaker 2: down on the field, do you do you notice certain
Speaker 2: numbers of the media how they behave during the playoff
Speaker 2: runs because we're wondering whether or not we're we're a
Speaker 2: net positive or a net negative for the Dodgers. When
Speaker 2: we come down for an hour doing our radio show
Speaker 2: on the wireless mics, do you even notice?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: I love it. I do notice. I noticed, and it's
Speaker 6: certainly a net positive positive. I do think that obviously.
Speaker 6: You know, you guys, You guys have a lot on
Speaker 6: your plates. You know there's a lot of sports, a
Speaker 6: lot going on to Los Angeles. But I do feel that,
Speaker 6: you know, for where we've put the organization, the magnitude
Speaker 6: of this series this postseason, for you guys to show
Speaker 6: face that means a lot to the players and to
Speaker 6: be boots on the ground. We love having you guys there.
Speaker 3: I saw that guy calling the Fresno game last week,
Speaker 3: and now he's here with us.
Speaker 2: Us. Uh.
Speaker 3: We're gonna come dressed like the brave heart. Guys.
Speaker 6: Hold there it is, there it is.
Speaker 3: It's Dave Roberts with the Dodgers holding back the starters.
Speaker 3: We love you, Dave.
Speaker 5: Congratulations on all your success, have a great workout today,
Speaker 5: Thank you for spending next for on great stuff from
Speaker 5: a great guy, Dave Roberts. Gonna go down as one
Speaker 5: of the great leaders in sports and the history of
Speaker 5: the city market. Coming up next we will do the
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Speaker 5: Game one of the twenty twenty five World Series is Friday.
Speaker 5: Here on AM FI seventy LA Sports. Tonight we have
Speaker 5: got Monday Night Football night right after this, and then
Speaker 5: Thursday on KFI Chargers on a short week versus the
Speaker 5: Minnesota Vikings. But we appreciate a good modello to wash
Speaker 5: it down in DP. At least we know the time
Speaker 5: of the World Series. It'll be five eight pm Thursday.
Speaker 5: You mentioned Thursday Night football, and of course we can't
Speaker 5: forget the Clipper season tips off on Wednesday. Oh, that's
Speaker 5: a five o'clock start on Wednesday. That's a flex alert.
Speaker 2: I mean to have the eighty two game regular season
Speaker 2: back debuting in U toss side of a spot where
Speaker 2: you were invited to take part in a threesome or
Speaker 2: maybe it was going to be a voyeur expedition.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it was going to be, never gonna.
Speaker 2: Why are you saying no? I wouldn't say no, do
Speaker 2: it right now?
Speaker 5: Might have just put me in a trunk and put
Speaker 5: a ball gag in my mouth un left me there.
Speaker 2: That's true. You could have been again, still again, maybe
Speaker 2: some twenty years later. Yet here we are doing afternoon
Speaker 2: radio as we handed off the Seahawks versus Texans Monday
Speaker 2: Night football.
Speaker 5: This has been scheduled talking all right for the Dead
Speaker 5: Guy birthday of the day. Today we go into the
Speaker 5: world of French poetry symbolism with Arthur Rumbo, the wild
Speaker 5: French poet one hundred and seventy one years old today
Speaker 5: from Charlieville, France, not the street below Wiltshire, where my
Speaker 5: ex lived, but northeastern France.
Speaker 2: Easily confused.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right there below Wilshire.
Speaker 5: Broumbo's father was an army captain, not around much, married
Speaker 5: a girl from a bohemian family, Thus the conflict and
Speaker 5: the great French poet Arthur Rumbo. He learned Latin and
Speaker 5: was schooled, ran away to Paris and was arrested for
Speaker 5: not being able to pay his ticket. His mother slapped
Speaker 5: him down hard. Apparently he ran away again and went wild.
Speaker 5: He drank, he talked trash, He wrote poems about poop,
Speaker 5: scatalogical poems.
Speaker 2: My favorite I know.
Speaker 5: He stole books from the library, and he grew his
Speaker 5: hair long. Sounds like a real hesure long hair. Don't
Speaker 5: care our kind of guy. By eighteen seventy one, he
Speaker 5: was wrapped up in a violent very famous. What he's
Speaker 5: most famous for, other than the poetry, is his violent
Speaker 5: relationship with the famous French poet Paul Verlaines, or as
Speaker 5: they say here, Verlaine. Poets were the rock stars of
Speaker 5: the eighteen hundreds, and they had a tour an affair.
Speaker 5: Verlaine was married to a seventeen year old girl who
Speaker 5: was pregnant at the time he abused both mother and infant.
Speaker 5: Verlaine and Rombeau smoked opium, they smoked hash, They drank hard.
Speaker 5: It was a scandal in the literary community. They went
Speaker 5: to London to live in poverty. They became bitter with
Speaker 5: each other. They tried to rekindle it in Brussels, and
Speaker 5: Verlaine ended up shooting him in the arm, fired off
Speaker 5: a few rounds of old art. Rombeau but he wrote,
Speaker 5: and he still holds a bohemian influence on modern literature
Speaker 5: today and the arts and for libertines everywhere.
Speaker 2: Matt.
Speaker 5: But ultimately, after his two year traveling gay affair ended,
Speaker 5: he straightened up and he flew right. He traveled extensively
Speaker 5: as a merchant. He straightened up, traveled as a merchant
Speaker 5: and explorer. He went all over Europe. He went to Asia, Cyprus,
Speaker 5: went to Africa and sold arms. One of three.
Speaker 2: It's just that little chapter of his life.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, actually that's basically what he did for the
Speaker 5: longest time. He's one of three people like to visit
Speaker 5: Ethiopia that were European at the time. You know, Africa
Speaker 5: was very unexplored steenth century. That's why we have you
Speaker 5: know heart of darkness. He died of cancer in Marseille.
Speaker 5: Was very different from his poor, poetic life. He was simple, quiet, sarcastic, rich,
Speaker 5: but he was only thirty seven when he died. Arthur
Speaker 5: Rombeau a famous French poet that everybody can explore.
Speaker 2: All the works have been translated. Well, I would say,
Speaker 2: opposite end of the spectrum is our a live guy.
Speaker 3: Gay affair Arthur Rambo?
Speaker 2: Yes, then gay affair Arthur Raumbau.
Speaker 5: You see you see these rifles? I sold them for
Speaker 5: an African civil war. But do they call me Arthur
Speaker 5: Rumbo the arms dealer?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: But you have one wild gay affair with one other
Speaker 5: French poet who's also as famous as me, and they
Speaker 5: call you gay Arthur.
Speaker 2: That's right. Eighty seven years old. Dolores Hicks turned Dolores Heart,
Speaker 2: turned sister, Dolores turned mother. Dolores born in Chicago only child.
Speaker 2: Father was in the movie business and followed an offer
Speaker 2: to Hollywood, so she grew up out here Saint Gregory's,
Speaker 2: but her parents divorced and she moved in with her grandparents.
Speaker 2: Her grandfather was a projectionist, and that is where her
Speaker 2: passion for acting was born. She went to the all
Speaker 2: girls Corvallis High School, then Marymount College here in Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: All those those chicks don't wear g string underwear Marymount. No,
Speaker 5: they wear full colo, full full colo underwear. I have
Speaker 5: experience with this.
Speaker 2: Yes, very school plays.
Speaker 5: They double up Marymount. There's one by USC and there's
Speaker 5: one by UCLA. And the one thing they have in
Speaker 5: common is well, it's the same school, different campuses and
Speaker 5: full ass underwear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the granny panties fifty six, she's just nineteen years old,
Speaker 2: and Dolores Hart, her screen name, was cast as Elvis's
Speaker 2: love interest in Loving You. She would share the screen
Speaker 2: with Anthony Quinn and Wild Is the Wind, Maureen Stapleton
Speaker 2: and Lonely Hearts, and then as a supporting actress, not
Speaker 2: just a fleeting of interest opposite Elvis again in King Creole.
Speaker 5: Now, King Creole is pretty sweet, right, it's still Flaming
Speaker 5: Star where Elvis plays a Native American half breed, but
Speaker 5: still pretty good.
Speaker 2: You get the you still get the real effect from
Speaker 2: Elvis as a King Creole.
Speaker 3: You're missing a real effect here.
Speaker 2: Broadway came calling. She won the Tony for Best Featured
Speaker 2: Actress for her role. In the pleasure of his company.
Speaker 2: She landed starring roles in Hollywood following that. In nineteen sixty,
Speaker 2: only twenty one at the time, she was a box
Speaker 2: office draw in Where the Boys Are and Francis of Assisi,
Speaker 2: a role that would impact the rest of her life.
Speaker 2: She met Pope John the twenty second while on set.
Speaker 3: I heard that whole thing really happen, angels and demons.
Speaker 3: I watched it.
Speaker 2: I listen, not try. He burned his chest, Dan Brown
Speaker 2: told me. After filming there, she picked up another script
Speaker 2: lead role in The Inspector, which she shined would be
Speaker 2: nominated for Best Picture Drama at the Golden Globe sixty three.
Speaker 2: She does the film Come Fly with Me, another huge hit, and.
Speaker 3: Then that birth the Frank Sinatra song.
Speaker 2: You Know It at Birth p Bertha Calling, as did
Speaker 2: the Mountain of the Sun episode at the Virginian, where
Speaker 2: she played Catholic missionary. A Catholic missionary. She was twenty
Speaker 2: four at the time. During the filming to Come Fly
Speaker 2: with Me, she became close friends with Carl Maldon, who
Speaker 2: also starred in the picture. Malden said whenever he and
Speaker 2: his wife Mona wanted to go out Dolores would babysit
Speaker 2: their kids. She got engaged to La architect Don Robinson,
Speaker 2: asked Malden's daughters to be her bridesmaids, and then a
Speaker 2: month later showed up at their door, said she was
Speaker 2: calling off the wedding, handed her worldly possessions, jewelry, purses
Speaker 2: and value to the girls.
Speaker 3: It's all off, that's all you'll course.
Speaker 2: She said she was moving away and that it was
Speaker 2: a quote affair of the heart. While Hart was making
Speaker 2: Francis of Assci in Rome. After meeting Pope John the
Speaker 2: twenty third, I said, twenty second, twenty third, the wheel
Speaker 2: started spinning. Ultimately, she entered the Abbey of Virgina Loudis
Speaker 2: in Connecticut. She initially took the religious named Sister Judith,
Speaker 2: changed it to Sister Dolores in her final vows to
Speaker 2: please her mother. Took her final vows in nineteen seventy
Speaker 2: and still today. She chanced in Latin eight times a day.
Speaker 2: She left behind a fiance, aburgeoning acting career, and even
Speaker 2: though she broke off her engagement to Robinson, she admitted,
Speaker 2: as Robinson says he remembers the exact words quote of course,
Speaker 2: don I love you but every love doesn't have to
Speaker 2: wind up at the altar. Robinson would never marry visit
Speaker 2: her every year at Christmas.
Speaker 5: John Robinson he had like four wives after that. He
Speaker 5: was a coach at usc different played for him. No, no,
Speaker 5: with the d don.
Speaker 3: I loved her, but she left me for Jesus.
Speaker 2: The documentary God Is Bigger Than Elvis, which told her story,
Speaker 2: was nominated for an Oscar and Sister Dolores. Then Mother
Speaker 2: Dolores showed up at the Academy Awards eighty seven today
Speaker 2: Dolores Heart Order of Saint Benedict.
Speaker 5: Also, I heard the inspiration for the Flying None with
Speaker 5: Sally Field.
Speaker 2: I think she was a Yeah, maybe Sally Field not
Speaker 2: a Virgin, I was gonna say. I get the feeling
Speaker 2: that her Roman Catholic background from the time she was ten,
Speaker 2: combined with walking away from leading roles in Hollywood. Maybe
Speaker 2: suggestion perhaps, but you don't know.
Speaker 3: You'll never know.
Speaker 5: Petersonboddy will return tomorrow for another four hour show, Pretty seven,
Speaker 5: Come On Hot Forget Scam At six am with Tim Kains,
Speaker 5: Jason Bateman said no, but I'm holding out out for
Speaker 5: rob Low.
Speaker 3: Enjoy the games. We got Seattle, Texan's coming.
Speaker 2: Up back, Bateman, go back to your stupid podcast where
Speaker 2: you don't prep for anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you unprepared, jerk.
Speaker 2: Uh, Jason is busy, Yeah yeah, it's yeah, what's he doing?
Speaker 2: Because I can tell you, isn't this cool? We just
Speaker 2: do like interviews with people that were not prepared for
Speaker 2: They just like spring him on us and we're all
Speaker 2: surprised and then we ask ye completely inane questions.
Speaker 5: Sounds like you're floss word to go with your own pubes. Bateman,
Speaker 5: you're not as charming as you think. Yeah, you should
Speaker 5: come on, scam you jerk.
Speaker 2: Then we would be celebrating the spot.
Speaker 3: It's the greatest podcast. It's innovative.
Speaker 5: I mean you see how in provisational these guys get
Speaker 5: big incredible. Yeah, but you see instead you wear it
Speaker 5: in the face, you bitch.
Speaker 2: In your new show sucks.
Speaker 5: You're a pure You're a pure hob Bateman contesting should.
Speaker 3: Come on, let's go.
Speaker 1: That is the time