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Speaker 2: two or on a flex alert. It is Dodger Baseball
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Speaker 2: First Pitch, yoshinob we have Amoto Freddy Peralta. David Vesse
Speaker 2: already joined us about a half hour ago of Rockus
Speaker 2: First Hour, Good Time. It's a good grab ass in
Speaker 2: time with some great baseball information from David Vessey, who
Speaker 2: shared with us what was on that little card that
Speaker 2: Blake Snell keeps looking at.
Speaker 1: I said it was The Wasteland by T. S. Eliott
Speaker 1: and you were right, Yeah, who know? Absolutely the Vast
Speaker 1: eight confirmed it. Do you want to verify that? It's
Speaker 1: the end of the podcast. It's real surprise. A lot
Speaker 1: of people think that it is like the Paradise Lost
Speaker 1: as far as epic poetry of the twentieth century. So
Speaker 1: why wouldn't Blake Snell have that. I know for a
Speaker 1: fact that Don Larson had John Milton's Paradise Lost. He
Speaker 1: had the Milton in his pocket, so it makes a
Speaker 1: lot of sense.
Speaker 2: I heard it was Whirlwind Pyramid by the doc.
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Speaker 1: we talked light to David Vass and it's been great.
Speaker 1: In the next segment, we will do a top story
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Speaker 1: of the Day. Tomorrow's show starts at three. There's a
Speaker 1: clipper pregame show, so it won't be a five hours,
Speaker 1: four hour show. It's very rarely a five hour show.
Speaker 1: But we will do a three hour show tomorrow from
Speaker 1: three to six.
Speaker 2: Going into Clippers Basket.
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Speaker 3: His words the word of the day, and his word.
Speaker 1: Of the day is flooded out. UCLA is cool practice
Speaker 1: field that they just got finished. Its Spaulding field. It's underwater.
Speaker 2: Whoa see. That's why Tim didn't want you on the
Speaker 2: UCLA games because you think this is funny. That's your
Speaker 2: trust in your tone.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: Gosh.
Speaker 1: Ben Boltch is the beat rider and he's literally in
Speaker 1: like a public war with the Athletic director, and I'm
Speaker 1: the bad guy. I bad guy. I am. Hey Ben,
Speaker 1: look what I did. Look at the Hires. I mean
Speaker 1: we are Look we've only had two hour shows today
Speaker 1: and yesterday. Tomorrow, when we have three hours and the
Speaker 1: Dodgers won't play, I'll get into the great victory that us.
Speaker 1: He had the walk on tailback, boothball, Notre Dame, we
Speaker 1: balloo ball, the fear of Lincoln Riley, and the playing
Speaker 1: of the Notre Dame rivalry.
Speaker 2: Oh what a statement he can make with a win
Speaker 2: change everything. Man really kind of would not afraid of
Speaker 2: Notre Dame eight and a half point dog You kidding me?
Speaker 1: You know, fifteen days ago Penn State was one of
Speaker 1: the best teams in the country, and now their coach
Speaker 1: has been fired and paid fifty million dollars.
Speaker 2: So that's it.
Speaker 1: Things can change quite quickly. Just like Ben Boltch came
Speaker 1: on our show the other day and said he didn't
Speaker 1: think you see, he's gonna win another game. They beat Penn.
Speaker 2: State, humiliated Michigan State, and went out.
Speaker 1: And humiliated Michigan State. But guys, Tim Skipper's the coach.
Speaker 1: I love Jerry Neweiseel, love what he's doing. Love that
Speaker 1: nol Mazoni's there helping him now. But Tim Skipper is
Speaker 1: the head coach. Tim Skipper's the guy that got rid
Speaker 1: of Tinosinceri. He's the guy that pushed out the decordinator.
Speaker 1: He's the guy that's got a great attitude that's changed
Speaker 1: the attitude of the team. Jerry's a big part of it.
Speaker 2: But let's not looks like a real quarterback.
Speaker 1: Now, let's not say like the cherry Newharsel arrow has begun.
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, he not the head coach.
Speaker 2: Well, it is a great day to be alive and
Speaker 2: be a bruin.
Speaker 3: Well, that goes without saying it's a great day to
Speaker 3: live to be a broad. That's a great day to
Speaker 3: be alive to be a broad.
Speaker 1: Not if you're on Spaulding Field, because even though they
Speaker 1: just got it fixed, it is completely underwater.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we forgot about the drainage.
Speaker 1: And Ben Boltch is like, oh, you practice on this,
Speaker 1: And then people are like, well, what I thought football
Speaker 1: was all weather. It's like, yeah, this is our practice
Speaker 1: field and we're trying to get ready for a game,
Speaker 1: you idiot.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe they'll be playing in a rain soaked environment.
Speaker 2: It's possible and then who's laughing out? We were ready
Speaker 2: because that field got flooded.
Speaker 1: If that field was that way and they were expected
Speaker 1: to play a game on it, the game might be delayed.
Speaker 1: It is really not playable either way. It's still a
Speaker 1: great day to be He's gonna be ankle deep in water,
Speaker 1: a broad with a bunch of mosquitoes around his legs.
Speaker 1: It's not a great day to be alive and be
Speaker 1: a bruin if you've got to practice on Spaulding. I
Speaker 1: think they're moving back to the drake.
Speaker 2: I know it's not beer and it's just water, but
Speaker 2: you know, get carpet to absorb a lot of water
Speaker 2: over and over again and probably gonna get kind of
Speaker 2: musty and moldy and mildewy. Our teams just okay at
Speaker 2: drainage they do. They all supposed to have drains and
Speaker 2: it's plastic. They're good, so it's plastic, you know, and
Speaker 2: you could get sand to try to absorb it. They
Speaker 2: might call the same. I mean, the fact that they
Speaker 2: keep celebrating in their locker room with dumping water, like
Speaker 2: hundreds of bottles of water on jare. Wouldn't the folks
Speaker 2: at East Lansing and be like, hey, guys, well I
Speaker 2: would say that, but I remember.
Speaker 1: When my USC football team won at Notre Dame in
Speaker 1: ninety seven and we used our helmets to collapse the
Speaker 1: ceiling and do about fifty thousand dollars in damage to
Speaker 1: the Notre Dame visiting locker room.
Speaker 2: So whatever, minu who paid for that chess team, John Robbins,
Speaker 2: thanks a lot. Now you forgot you. Ceiling's got so
Speaker 2: much money they don't even have.
Speaker 1: Yeah chance they're gonna chip them off. It's time of the.
Speaker 3: Number of the day.
Speaker 2: Remember the names too, two item combo Whole Foods today.
Speaker 2: I was going to do the sandwich line, but it
Speaker 2: was unmanned. He went to the sandwich Yeah, I had
Speaker 2: to leave the house because the power went out and
Speaker 2: the internet went down.
Speaker 1: The queen was the queen of sandwiches there.
Speaker 2: It was too early. I got over there about eleven
Speaker 2: am and.
Speaker 1: So I am the Queen of sandwiches.
Speaker 2: So I got a two autem combo ready to be
Speaker 2: reheated at the at the Whole Foods. Yeah, I committed
Speaker 2: a mortal office sin, and I want to apologize and
Speaker 2: publicly take responsibility for it because we love Michelle Cube
Speaker 2: over there at KFI, and she deserves better. Guy the
Speaker 2: sales guy, his name is Guy sales Guy Oscar, also
Speaker 2: at KFI. My apologies, I wasn't thinking when I purchased
Speaker 2: the Rosemary chicken breast Brussels sprout combo that needed to
Speaker 2: be reheated in microwave.
Speaker 1: You caused the Stinkaki did yesterday? I did.
Speaker 2: It was a real stink and everybody was upset, and
Speaker 2: I immediately took responsibility for it, and I'm sorry. I'm
Speaker 2: terribly sorry I did this, and I'm sorry it was
Speaker 2: It wasn't burnt popcorn, it wasn't fish, but it was
Speaker 2: probably a close third with the Brussels sprout. Should have
Speaker 2: got on the sandwich line, I know, but there was
Speaker 2: no one at the sandwich stand, and I was like,
Speaker 2: I stood there for about a minute and there was
Speaker 2: nobody coming around. All right, the queen would have told
Speaker 2: you to be paid two out of combo.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: I come and I ruined everything here. So I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: Michelle Cube. You deserve better than that.
Speaker 1: Michelle Cube was like, come see what's brewing? Come see
Speaker 1: what's I saw. Michelle Cube literally earlier today unload like
Speaker 1: eight boxes a ding do No. There was a nineteen
Speaker 1: there was a hostess drop Man, and you know she
Speaker 1: is the biggest Bonovie fan in the world, and no
Speaker 1: one told her about the iHeart event no way, and
Speaker 1: she is livid.
Speaker 2: I would be two.
Speaker 1: It's just sad. It's not cool, my favorite that's not cool.
Speaker 1: My two favorite bands, like contemporary bands are playing night
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Speaker 2: I thought you're gonna say bon Jovi, no, well and Rat.
Speaker 1: But they're not. They're not. But the other two, uh
Speaker 1: my two faces is so sad at what I'm an
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Speaker 3: This is the song of the day. Little Hot there, Katie,
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Speaker 4: It's a I like to use my voice junkle drum
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Speaker 3: Beautiful, well done, Katie, doing a great job. No, you're
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Speaker 2: Fine, Hey sometimes it comes out hot.
Speaker 1: At least you don't make your voice louder than all
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Speaker 2: That's microphone.
Speaker 3: I rehearsed this before I go in the year Katie.
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Speaker 3: I should have listened.
Speaker 2: I wanna put it on you. We typically do these
Speaker 2: things where we say we should have.
Speaker 3: Yes, Yeah, you just said that again.
Speaker 1: We typically do these things where we say.
Speaker 2: No you, we say we.
Speaker 1: That's the way it works.
Speaker 3: It's a show. Yeah, I left it and we put
Speaker 3: it on ourselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I say it's the way it was. I say
Speaker 1: we when I'm giving us.
Speaker 3: Credit right here, I say it both ways.
Speaker 1: You just let's argue about this.
Speaker 2: For I was out there. I was out there busy
Speaker 2: with my what are we to make of the state
Speaker 2: of Blake? The opposing batting average incredible, but the walks,
Speaker 2: the limited innings, the record.
Speaker 1: None of which was information that I was even aware.
Speaker 1: I wanted to feel like he's the ace of the staff.
Speaker 1: But why am I supposed to feel like he's the
Speaker 1: ace of the staff with all these postseason numbers presenting themselves.
Speaker 1: That's all I wanted to say to Dave Assay at
Speaker 1: the start of the playoffs, when we were in our
Speaker 1: suite prior to the first pitch against the Red he
Speaker 1: started through twenty one innings. Now it is apparent, it
Speaker 1: is obvious, like, how could you be so stupid? I
Speaker 1: did think obvious. I did think about that, But I
Speaker 1: was watching Snell just like fucking act like it wasn't
Speaker 1: even like, it wasn't even a big deal that he
Speaker 1: he faced the minimum, And and then I thought back
Speaker 1: to being in this suite, and You're like, I want
Speaker 1: to push back, Dave.
Speaker 2: The biggest bargain on the free agent market was the
Speaker 2: check they wrote that pretty good, it is incredible, fifty
Speaker 2: two million dollars they wrote a check the day they
Speaker 2: signed Blake Snell. They handed him that and as signing
Speaker 2: bonus to help lure him here on that five year,
Speaker 2: one eighty two million dollars deal thirty six and a
Speaker 2: half per You.
Speaker 1: Could have handed me a prep sheet before you did
Speaker 1: that story and said, here's the numbers. Look at his whip,
Speaker 1: look at this, look at that, and I still would
Speaker 1: have known what you were talking like. I still would
Speaker 1: have had no idea what you meant. I can't well,
Speaker 1: I can't take this cross like baseball a sort of numbers.
Speaker 1: Can't walk this up to the bloody Hill of Calvary
Speaker 1: Matt He is up there. He's one of the highest
Speaker 1: paid pitchers in the game, and he was hurt for
Speaker 1: most of the season. But when you're the Dodgers, and
Speaker 1: this is where the Dodgers separate from pretty much every
Speaker 1: other team in baseball you can afford to pay a
Speaker 1: guy that much money have him miss four fifths of
Speaker 1: the season as the ace of damn near any other
Speaker 1: teams staff in baseball, and the guys behind him aren't
Speaker 1: giving you close to what Snell is. But on the Dodgers,
Speaker 1: if at least some of them are healthy, it doesn't matter. Yamamoto, Glass,
Speaker 1: now Otani, this season, Kershaw. They were all there to
Speaker 1: pick up the slack at different times, allowing Snell to
Speaker 1: sit on the sidelines and wait, resting his arm. The
Speaker 1: shine on the game's biggest stage, something the only thing
Speaker 1: that has eluded him for different reasons in his career,
Speaker 1: some out of his control, as David vest say, walking
Speaker 1: in like a rooster.
Speaker 3: Let us know, help me walk in like a rooster? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Seven inning, Uh it is wild. That's Snell, who is
Speaker 2: now thirty two. This is not like a twenty eight
Speaker 2: year old who just figured it out in his fourth year,
Speaker 2: but thirty two. At thirty two, two cy youngs on
Speaker 2: his resume, he is going to pitch his greatest game
Speaker 2: ever and not walk a guy. Snell has a ten
Speaker 2: point two percent walk rate this season. That is bottom
Speaker 2: quarter in baseball, and he faces the minimum through eight,
Speaker 2: not a single walk, only one hit. Blake Snell had
Speaker 2: a one two six whip. As you just said, Pete,
Speaker 2: I could put that in front of you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't even know what I mean. Over one walker
Speaker 1: hit archaeologists like Indiana Jones.
Speaker 2: And he does that again for the third time a museum.
Speaker 2: He has now allowed two hits in his last two starts,
Speaker 2: and again they needed every last one of those outs
Speaker 2: in those innings to get the win.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: The only curious thing about it was why not set
Speaker 2: him out for the ninth I'm not saying it was
Speaker 2: the wrong guest.
Speaker 1: They didn't even ask No Roberts. They didn't even ask
Speaker 1: him in the media why they didn't send it.
Speaker 2: They just said, what's wrong with Roki? I think that's
Speaker 2: because everybody was like, oh, yeah, well, Roki Susaki's been
Speaker 2: unhittable three innings in Game four clincher, as good at
Speaker 2: pitching performance as we've seen anyone this season.
Speaker 1: Now his confidence is destroyed.
Speaker 2: Way to go, So why push Snell?
Speaker 1: Somebody better feed him some plankton and krill to get
Speaker 1: him going again.
Speaker 3: They're playing the long game with Snell.
Speaker 4: Zillah.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's got to make another start this series, and
Speaker 2: he'll ask to be making two in the world series
Speaker 2: if they make it there, which after last night's I guess,
Speaker 2: feels pretty realistic. But again, and this is where the
Speaker 2: old man in me comes out. Oh you're gonna You're
Speaker 2: gonna defend. It's just you're gonna do it. It's just
Speaker 2: like see where you weren't really gonna apologize, were you?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I'm saying Don Larson did it in
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty six. Nineteen fifty six, seventy years ago. Was
Speaker 2: the last time someone did what Snell did last night?
Speaker 2: Face the minimum through eight in and you don't want
Speaker 2: to send him back out there to try to get
Speaker 2: twenty seven guys up twenty seven guys down.
Speaker 1: I'm not a baseball manager. I am a radio host.
Speaker 1: And what I would have done is ask Dave Roberts,
Speaker 1: like if we're gonna ask Blake Snell, like, hey, do
Speaker 1: you want to go back in? Why didn't anybody ask
Speaker 1: Dave Roberts? Why you know I always want more for you?
Speaker 1: Did you want more for yourself? Did you ever think
Speaker 1: about pushing back on Dave taking you out there? Not
Speaker 1: trust him.
Speaker 2: He knows how bad I want it, but he's the
Speaker 2: manager of that is team, so we're gonna trust him
Speaker 2: and keep going. Class It's a classy move there, Blake Snell,
Speaker 2: because especially after the second run came through the first
Speaker 2: pitcher in postseason baseball history with ten or more strikeouts.
Speaker 3: Well, there was some one or no hits and no walks.
Speaker 1: There was some confusion about the rules. I think Dave
Speaker 1: Roberts thought he could put Snell back in after Sasaki
Speaker 1: was like, it's like, you don't.
Speaker 2: You don't really, we don't want to go for twenty
Speaker 2: seven in this We're not going to chase that with
Speaker 2: a two nothing leader.
Speaker 1: He was pretty comfortable out there.
Speaker 2: He is the first pitcher in postseason history with multiple
Speaker 2: outings of six plus innings and one or no hits
Speaker 2: allowed in a single postseason. The start was sublime. In
Speaker 2: this current era of pitching, where guys are chasing v
Speaker 2: low one hundred miles an hour high nineties, Snell is
Speaker 2: out there doing it with a change up over and
Speaker 2: over and over. That's clocking in between eighty two and
Speaker 2: eighty six miles an hours. A matter of fact, he
Speaker 2: threw all of four fastballs four in the sixth, seventh
Speaker 2: and eighth inning. So again selfishly, we can't get twenty
Speaker 2: seven outs by the same guy, and judging on how
Speaker 2: that ninth inning went, I think that was those proverbial
Speaker 2: baseball gods sae season high pitch count one hundred and twelve.
Speaker 2: He's only at one hundred and three, still got nine
Speaker 2: to get there, and you would assume in the postseason,
Speaker 2: with all those changes up and curves, probably going to
Speaker 2: be able to get there. Last night the other big story,
Speaker 2: and by the way, I guess, if you want a positive,
Speaker 2: how about Blake trying and I guess getting back on track,
Speaker 2: getting a guy to chase some high heat. We saw
Speaker 2: he didn't lose, he didn't lose, Dodgers won Rokie. Not
Speaker 2: sure what happened to one hundred and one and one
Speaker 2: hundred and two, but it became ninety six and ninety
Speaker 2: seven again with some control issues. They'll need a good
Speaker 2: one from Yamamoto tonight. I told you the lack of
Speaker 2: Plankton and krills in Milwaukee. Couldn't find it last night, though,
Speaker 2: perhaps the bigger story. The biggest story is now, I
Speaker 2: think from the baseball side of things, But the talking
Speaker 2: head shows in the morning. The biggest story is one
Speaker 2: of the craziest plays we've seen in a long time
Speaker 2: in any sport. Uh the double play, the most unlikely
Speaker 2: double play via force out. And some say, oh, maybe
Speaker 2: this is the karma for the way they won Game four,
Speaker 2: the fact that a wacky play after extra innings is
Speaker 2: what punched their ticket to the NLCS. Had the Brewers won,
Speaker 2: would it be a fluke play that would derail a
Speaker 2: win after Blake Snell pitched an absolute gem. So a
Speaker 2: lot of people are pointing the finger at Tao and
Speaker 2: saying he's got to know better.
Speaker 1: Well, every game he seems to do something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so I guess the one side of that
Speaker 2: is okay, Well, none of us knew the rule, but
Speaker 2: he is a professional baseball player and he should probably
Speaker 2: know the rules of the game that he plays.
Speaker 1: I yeah, I mean football is different, but you'd be shocked, yeah,
Speaker 1: at the lack of people that actually know the rules,
Speaker 1: the actual rules of football in the broadcast booth too.
Speaker 2: I mean snapped up Donovan mc dad pretty bad back
Speaker 2: in the day when he was not aware, didn't know,
Speaker 2: didn't know, I had no idea could end the time.
Speaker 1: Why should he just called the play that they could,
Speaker 1: you know, run the play they call whatever.
Speaker 2: So last night after the force out, you know Tao
Speaker 2: and I believe Dave Roberts called it a brain fart
Speaker 2: or a brain crank MP bray, he did call it
Speaker 2: a brain fart. Okay, So Dave Roberts called it a
Speaker 2: brain fart that Tao knows the rules the fat But
Speaker 2: then on the morning talk shows, you got part of
Speaker 2: the Dodgers' broadcast team through the regular season, also has
Speaker 2: a job over there at the Evil four letter.
Speaker 1: She gets a.
Speaker 2: She gets a ring World Series rang if they win.
Speaker 2: Regardless of what her projection is of how the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are gonna fare in the postseason, We're gonna withhold this
Speaker 2: ring because of what you said. You picked the pot
Speaker 2: race to win the divisional round. Here is Jessica Mendoza.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say castigating. I would say calling out Taoe
Speaker 2: for his lack of knowledge of the rules.
Speaker 5: Not knowing the rules. I granted you had to see
Speaker 5: that it hit the wall. The wall was the key here.
Speaker 1: But let's be real, Tail, what's happening gets down at home?
Speaker 2: A zero zero game at this point, Yeah, the wall
Speaker 2: was not the key is the key to her saying,
Speaker 2: what's wrong, Tao, Why don't you know the rules?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Because it's something that if you watch Dodger Baseball or
Speaker 2: listen to Dodger Baseball with Rick Monday, who knows the
Speaker 2: rules better than anybody in the history of the world,
Speaker 2: you would have remembered a contest against the Mets in
Speaker 2: which a tag was made the moment a ball was
Speaker 2: bobbled but hit the mitt, and you learned that as
Speaker 2: soon as a ball hits a player's mit, you can
Speaker 2: then tag up, regardless of how long it takes them
Speaker 2: to secure that catch. So, standing on third, Munsey shoots
Speaker 2: a freaking rocket four hundred feet into center field. The
Speaker 2: moment he saw it hit his mit is when he
Speaker 2: should have taken off for home forced player tag out,
Speaker 2: be damned, which is why you probably shouldn't call him
Speaker 2: out by insisting that the wall was the key on.
Speaker 5: Not knowing the rules down. Granted, you had to see
Speaker 5: that it hit the wall.
Speaker 3: The wall was the.
Speaker 5: Key here, but let's be real, Tawn, what's happening gets
Speaker 5: a zero zero game at this point.
Speaker 1: It's not like you know she was right in the
Speaker 1: moment though, just like the broadcast that was this morning.
Speaker 1: Oh so she already so she had like a good
Speaker 1: twelve to fifteen hours to figure it out. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: it turned into a hit the moment, good take, bounced
Speaker 1: off his mit and hit the wall. It then becomes
Speaker 1: a live ball. He cannot secure it for an out.
Speaker 1: It's essentially like a ground ball and tail not at
Speaker 1: fault for not knowing that it hit the wall. He
Speaker 1: is at fault for not realizing he should have just
Speaker 1: tagged up the moment he saw it hit the guy's
Speaker 1: mit and.
Speaker 4: Bad base running at third you've got to tag and
Speaker 4: for some reason, to ask her her Nanez was not
Speaker 4: tagging on the ball. The ball went off the glove,
Speaker 4: then it hit the fence and came down.
Speaker 2: After you the call in the field, the force out
Speaker 2: at home plate is confirmed, the runner is out, confirmed
Speaker 2: on the runner a third base when the horse out
Speaker 2: is out.
Speaker 3: Exactly what I said, terrible, Basically, it's exactly right.
Speaker 2: Rick he had it. TBS didn't have it. Hell, Mendoza
Speaker 2: didn't have it twelve hours later. But Rick had it
Speaker 2: in the moment. And that's why you should be listening
Speaker 2: to these games on the radio with Nelly and Moe
Speaker 2: and Tim Kaitz and David Vassay because of access to
Speaker 2: Blake Snell showing class.
Speaker 1: I mean, last night, Blake Snell said to David Vassay
Speaker 1: that he was up all night, uh, thinking about how
Speaker 1: to approach these hitters. And then Vassay went to the wife,
Speaker 1: missus Snell Zilla, and she said, I think that was
Speaker 1: asleep snoring all night, exactly what I.
Speaker 2: Said, Exactly what I said. Congratulations to Blake Snell on
Speaker 2: making playoff history would have just been nice had he
Speaker 2: been able to add those three more outs and gone
Speaker 2: twenty seven up, twenty seven down. And I guess the
Speaker 2: other lesson to takeaway is maybe if you're going to
Speaker 2: talk about something twelve hours later, you're gonna call somebody
Speaker 2: out for not knowing the rules.
Speaker 1: Hey maybe no the rules, but let's be real tal
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Speaker 1: Sports Yobo. I'm a moto versus Freddy Peralta. That's the
Speaker 1: pitching matchup. We've discussed it last night. Is a memory.
Speaker 1: People still figuring out the rules. I knew it. I
Speaker 1: knew it all along. I can't do that. I saw it.
Speaker 1: When I saw rules, I was like, Oh, you can't
Speaker 1: triple stamp a double stamp, Lloyd, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: And then I was like, oh, that's right, And I
Speaker 1: was like, that's not part of the rule book right there.
Speaker 1: That's just bad base running bbd b b BBB. So
Speaker 1: I knew what was in the house. I didn't say
Speaker 1: it to him. There's no witnesses, Matt, but you just
Speaker 1: have to take my word for it, Okay, I just
Speaker 1: didn't know you you had some witnesses, and albeit not
Speaker 1: very reliable one. Definitely you know. But me, on the
Speaker 1: other hand, you're just gonna have to take my word
Speaker 1: for it.
Speaker 5: Knowing the rules, granted you had to see that it
Speaker 5: hit the wall the way here.
Speaker 1: What that's not the key?
Speaker 2: Wall is not the key?
Speaker 1: What is the key? The key? Master freaking maranas? All right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get to the game. Tim Tate's got Marongo casino,
Speaker 1: Dodgers on deck. The Dodgers are up one game. Feeling confident,
Speaker 1: feeling tough despite continuing bullpen issues. It is time for
Speaker 1: the dead guy.
Speaker 2: Birthday of the day, Oh kids, happy would have been
Speaker 2: one night to the greatest surgeon general to ever hold
Speaker 2: the post, My Surgeon General, Doctor Charles Everett Coop.
Speaker 1: Is there any other surgeon general that anybody remembers other
Speaker 1: than Coop? No? Oh, he would make appearance. He was
Speaker 1: a stuck He would make appearances on the Sunday Morning
Speaker 1: comics in Bloom County.
Speaker 2: Look at all Rabbinical shocked white Beard, like the pediatrician
Speaker 2: sad back at the nick the Return of the Century
Speaker 2: of Vinical Beard.
Speaker 1: Yes, love it.
Speaker 2: He was the surgeon general under Reagan eighty two to
Speaker 2: eighty nine. And as you said, you can see him
Speaker 2: in your mind's high you can visualize Coop. Probably can't
Speaker 2: name any other surgeon general.
Speaker 1: Also, he dressed like a Navy ADM. Right, which was,
Speaker 1: which was fine.
Speaker 2: He was a stunt.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna wear this white coat so everybody knows, Hey,
Speaker 1: we're gonna bring doctor La Trash onto the show today.
Speaker 1: A good thing. Get a coat and a stethoscope on him, right,
Speaker 1: even though he's at a TV studio, just so everybody
Speaker 1: knows he's a doc.
Speaker 2: He's with unflinching public health messaging. He was America's doctor.
Speaker 2: He was not Reagan's. He reshaped the role of Surgeon
Speaker 2: General into one that became a prominent voice and national
Speaker 2: health policy. Born in the big town Brooklyn, smart guy
Speaker 2: Dartmouth undergrad Cornell, MD, Doctor of Medicine, Penn Public Health degree, Harvard.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna hit them all. He was a trailblazer
Speaker 2: in medicine, actually, believe it or not, for the greatest cause,
Speaker 2: something that up to that point had been ignored, mostly
Speaker 2: until he showed up. Coop's medical career focused on pediatric surgery.
Speaker 2: He built the surgery Center at the Children's Hospital of
Speaker 2: Philadelphia Chop and he pioneered a number of life savingture
Speaker 2: surgical techniques for infants, and prior to that, he said,
Speaker 2: nobody really wrote about them, and he wanted to write
Speaker 2: about what worked what didn't work, so other doctors could learn.
Speaker 2: Because he said, we were losing way too many kids
Speaker 2: from childbirth and early things that could be corrected. So
Speaker 2: a true hero of heroes, dauntless surgeries to correct and
Speaker 2: save the lives of children as well, and he established
Speaker 2: the first neonatal surgical intensive care unit in the United States.
Speaker 2: He was a surgeon surgeon, And how about this. He
Speaker 2: was the world.
Speaker 1: He was your surgeon's very surgeon.
Speaker 2: He was the world's foremost authority on separating conjoined twins.
Speaker 2: Ten pairs he separated that survived. His commitment was to science,
Speaker 2: to public education over ideology. Appointment initially controversial because he
Speaker 2: was outspoken as an opponent of abortion. Critics feared he
Speaker 2: would allow his personal beliefs to influence policy. They did not.
Speaker 2: He advocated for evidence based approaches to public health, even
Speaker 2: if they clashed with the views of the administration that
Speaker 2: appointed him. He is best known, of course, because he
Speaker 2: was a surgeon general during the HIV AIDS epidemic, provided
Speaker 2: the public with accurate, science based information in the face
Speaker 2: of madness. In eighty six, the authored the Surgeon General's
Speaker 2: Report on Acquired Immune Deficiency syndrome and insisted that it
Speaker 2: be distributed to all of America over one hundred million households.
Speaker 2: It was the largest public health mailing in US history.
Speaker 2: And probably his biggest thing was when all the all
Speaker 2: of the legislature, pretty much anybody in politics was still
Speaker 2: cashing big checks from tobacco.
Speaker 3: He took him on.
Speaker 2: He said strong warnings, health risks of smoking, said addiction
Speaker 2: to cigarettes was a disease. He advocated forty public spaces.
Speaker 1: He loved Menthols.
Speaker 3: Well, who doesn't, Yeah, lived.
Speaker 1: There was all the right you know, you look back.
Speaker 1: He's on the right side of history when it comes
Speaker 1: to the menthol.
Speaker 2: Awesome freaking doc. He died in twenty thirteen at ninety
Speaker 2: six years old. We celebrate his model for public health
Speaker 2: leadership today on what would have been his one hundred
Speaker 2: ninth birthday. All Right, Matt, while listening to the Tompson Twins,
Speaker 2: we have a.
Speaker 1: More well quite heady, but we'll make it short. Uh,
Speaker 1: maybe something we can think about for the future. This
Speaker 1: is act Well, it could be Greek news, but it's
Speaker 1: Australian news. It's really day.
Speaker 4: It's Kip and this is Petros and Money's Australian.
Speaker 1: News today, will you celebrate a composer. Constantine Kukias is
Speaker 1: sixty years old. He also could be called and I'm
Speaker 1: sure he was growing up in Tasmania kooky ass. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: k o U k Ias?
Speaker 2: Where's that cookie ass?
Speaker 1: Guys? Uh. He's a Greek guy, but from Tasmania, which
Speaker 1: is like Hawaii for Australia. It's just what I understand now.
Speaker 1: Based in Amsterdam, we're talking about large scale musical theater
Speaker 1: and opera, avant garde Matt things that are right up around.
Speaker 1: I still I remember seeing Deflator mouse with you at
Speaker 1: the Music Center but a night.
Speaker 2: Never forget it anyway.
Speaker 1: Constantine, as I said, very avant garde approach, mesmerizing temporal
Speaker 1: spatial production designs supposed to be a big deal. He
Speaker 1: approaches opera in a modern way, hence leading to hybrid
Speaker 1: productions like Days and Nights with Christ, to Traverse Water,
Speaker 1: the Matt Smith Story and our favorite The Divine Kiss
Speaker 1: Tesla Lightning in his Hand. This is high brows stuff
Speaker 1: like the great Petros Campani's Greek bass player that we
Speaker 1: celebrated in this space sometime ago. This is about eight
Speaker 1: years old. What we're listening to. It's called Before the
Speaker 1: Flames Go Out, Memorial to the Jewish Martyrs of Ionea, Greece.
Speaker 1: It premiered in Amsterdam and then toured. He does it all.
Speaker 1: Matt does Constantine, He mentors composers, he does operas, he
Speaker 1: does musical theater, orchestral and choral works. And like my father,
Speaker 1: he also wears a vest. But unlike my father, he
Speaker 1: was educated all over the world, not at Rolling Hills
Speaker 1: High School and then usc If this looks good on
Speaker 1: your dad, yeah, well, you know, if you commit to it,
Speaker 1: you know people they might have a certain they might
Speaker 1: think you're a valet. But you know, you put James
Speaker 1: conn in a vest, and you know he looks like
Speaker 1: like Frankenstein. But it's not too late for us to
Speaker 1: get into opera and avant garde orchestral music, and maybe
Speaker 1: we start with Constantine. Kukias, Happy sixtieth birthday.
Speaker 2: I'm just lost in the music.
Speaker 1: It is mesmerizing, as I said, be mesmerized by Dodger Radio,
Speaker 1: fool Dodgers versus Brew Crew. Tomorrow. Matt and I will
Speaker 1: be on at three. No we won't, Yeah, we will
Speaker 1: three to six.
Speaker 2: It's a kookie ass week.
Speaker 1: Is it three to six thirty or three six, three
Speaker 1: to six, three to six Tomorrow the Clippers finally figure
Speaker 1: it out and clip that half hour foreskin off of
Speaker 1: the night three to six, Thanks a lot, Bomber. Twelve
Speaker 1: to two Thursday, Hey, Bomber, we'll forgive all of your
Speaker 1: financial indiscretche if you click the half hour. Just clip
Speaker 1: that foreskin off. Get the brisk Yeah.
Speaker 2: Can we get that word out cakes before the season starts?
Speaker 2: Can we get that screen?
Speaker 1: Call them oil? All right, we'll be back with more
Speaker 1: Petro send money tomorrow with three. Like we said, enjoy
Speaker 1: the game in good luck to Yoshi yamamoa.
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