October 9, 2024 • 37 mins
Final Hour Fun Fact. Quick Hits. Top Story of the Day on the Dodgers being down but not out in the NLDS. Dead and Alive Guy Birthday of the Day.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Speaker 2 (00:24):
Dodgers in sync and down the grain.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
Petro Sen Money, Trosen Money, Rosen Money, Rosny Okay sucking
down at nine, mister unlimited, that's my mom, dude, my
mom's a pamp.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
We cannot make decisions that costs the team. And then
come off the sideline and it's nonjalant.
Speaker 3 (00:46):
Now you apologize to him.
Speaker 1 (00:48):
No inside your room, you said you've never really lived
until your back's against the wall, But did you really
mean it?
Speaker 2 (00:58):
Gong it out, Vic Petros in Money final hour prior
to Dodgers on Deck your Home of Sho Hail Pani
and the Dodgers Dodgers Padres elimination game San Diego up
two to one and a best of five series first
one to three wins. Dodgers got to win two in
a row in order to advance to the NLCS Dodgers
on deck coming up in less than an hour, first
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Speaker 1 (01:28):
Yeah, and we're a flex back tomorrow no matter what.
We start at two o'clock because there's going to be
an NFL game. So that's a flex alert for tomorrow.
And if the Dodgers win, as some hope.
Speaker 2 (01:43):
That they do and are basically I would hope all hope. Well,
I'm just saying you're a Padre fan, we should all
be hoping. We should all put our collective positive energy
into that idea. They seem to be really leaning on
organized religion episode no organized energy, humanist, human positive energies.
Speaker 1 (02:04):
New world order, globalist. We have a Dodger feeling, and
if we don't, Matt and I are going to hit
the road and with our bindle can't have that and
our beards and our clown noses like the whboat clowns
that we are.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
I have planted my seeds, I have fertilized the land.
I have tilled, and I expect to rear my crop.
I expect it to be a profitable drop.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
It's October Fest and it's like, you're not even going
to get one beer, right, It's like, wait a minute,
this fruit is ripe and I'm going to be the
one to pick it. We went to all these press conferences,
we did all this stuff. We sold zenchi sushi, pregame
for what.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
For a remarkable comeback in Game four and Game five?
Three episodes, A scam and a real kick to the
balls for the padres, that's what for.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
Well, the only balls that have been kicked so far
feel like ours most definitely. We'll see what happens tonight.
It's time for the final hour.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Fun fat, it's fun and effect. It's the yeah, we're
three well right and step with Game four tonight being
an elimination game. Did you know the handbook issued to
US soldiers in Britain during WW two included the line
the British don't know how to make a good cup
of coffee. You don't know how to make a good
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cup of tea. It's an even swap, you know.
Speaker 1 (03:25):
They called it an Americano in Italy because the Americans
didn't like the expresso espresso that the Italians serve.
Speaker 2 (03:32):
They expressly didn't like the expression. They did not they
had to put it in a water in it. That's
why it's called an American. That is a double up.
It's time for quick hits. TMS, quick hitch. I'll make
it quick, y'all.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Yea. All I'm saying is World War Two exposed a
lot of coffee and tea problem.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
Indeed, Queen Society.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
Game four of the nl DS Tonight, Dylan Cease is
on the mound for the Padres. It's a bullpen game
for the Dodgers. First pitch is at six oh eight
and it's all on the line. It's a must win
game for the Dodgers. Here is a sense of urgency.
You could hear it in the voice of Mookie.
Speaker 3 (04:13):
Bat There's gonna be obviously a lot more pressure.
Speaker 4 (04:16):
Each of that is gonna matter, you know, exponentially more,
and so have to figure out way to get it done.
Speaker 2 (04:23):
You saw two hits, right, Uh, you saw two hits
hold on some home run in the single side, right.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
When Matt's got more urgency, Wait to try that again here.
Speaker 3 (04:31):
It's gonna be obviously a lot more pressure. Each of that.
Speaker 4 (04:34):
It's gonna matter, you know, exponentially more, and so, uh
have to figure out way to get it done.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
All right, Well, show Hay is gonna sound like a
guy yelling at a yakuza right, like in like a
beat to Cashier movie.
Speaker 2 (04:46):
Like, show Hay is gonna sound hard. Here's his thought.
Speaker 5 (04:48):
Until I'm almost you know, to get a skit on
moreshed out edimnational game, come on double day lost any kitty, nothing.
Speaker 2 (05:11):
What's done is done now. So at this point is
really very simple is to win two games. I heard
they in Will's voice. I felt like Will had a
little bit of energy in there, you know, like.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
He was expecting something a little more guttural brand of
Japanese like, you know, like that that was We'll see
what happens.
Speaker 2 (05:28):
Uh. The Chargers are two and two, coming off of
bye week.
Speaker 1 (05:32):
Uh, they'll be in Denver this coming Sunday to face
bo Nix, the Rookie and the Broncos. Here's Jim Harbad
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the season after.
Speaker 6 (05:56):
Not where we want to be you know, we we
want to be four to oh h we're two and
two and then uh, you know the steps to to
uh you know, to improve to get better. You know
what is what is get what what does get better
look like? You know, for us, it's getting getting crisper sharper.
Speaker 3 (06:16):
On offense.
Speaker 6 (06:17):
And that's uh in in all areas, I mean, trying
to grow. But that's that's particularly what we're attacking as
we get into this. I mean it's the NFL is
a one week, one week league, and uh, just honing
in on everything that we can do to be you know,
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uh most successful each week, you know for Sunday. So
that's uh tightening, uh, tightening up, honding up, honing in
uh on our on our football and.
Speaker 2 (06:50):
And get it.
Speaker 3 (06:51):
Hum that's uh, that's the goal.
Speaker 2 (06:53):
Like what specifically do you want to shoot up? What
needs to get better to get to that level?
Speaker 6 (07:01):
Yeah, it starts with it starts without beating ourselves. You
know that margin of error that comes uh you know,
with with penalties, with uh, you know, missed assignments, putting
the guys in the best possible positions. You know, players
and coaches, uh, you know, working together as one and
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it usually, you know, my experience has been the defense
usually comes along a little quicker and then uh, then offense,
you know, is not frustrated patient, you know, we're just
uh and uh and disciplined and and knowing that uh,
you know, it's it's going to come if we just
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keep keep working at it, just get a little bit better.
And it's and I feel like it's close. But uh,
as as with anything you know in life, you know,
just keep doing what we're doing. But uh, I want
to get a little bit better at something, work a
little bit harder at it, and that's that's where we're going.
Speaker 2 (08:01):
Sounds like a team's gonna win a game. So that
sounds like to me, I know what you heard here,
That's what I heard. Sounds like a coach that's focused.
Sounds like a coach with energy, that sense of urgency
you were begging from Mookie and show it. You heard
it right there, and coach Harbaugh's voice. Having lost two
in a row, the Rams are one and four with
a bye week. Sean McVeigh maybe doing a little wine
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tasting on the week off. Good for here, seems like
a nice guy.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
Little rose cheers, baby cheers, maybe Raiders host the Pittsburgh
Steelers on Sunday. Antonio Pierce announced today that Aidan O'Connell
will get the start at QB Why I guess, minshew,
and that that pick six that he threw but bad, Well,
they don't really have a quarterback.
Speaker 2 (08:45):
So why'd you throw it? Why'd you throw it? Minshew?
They're gonna just.
Speaker 1 (08:49):
Probably go back and forth between these two guys all
season unless one of them gets hurt because they don't
really have a quarterback. Lakers in Milwaukee tomorrow night to
take on the Milwaukee Box in a preseason game. The
new Netflix series starting five is a Lakers propaganda fact
they followed and four others uh around for the season.
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First thing you learned for the Netflix series is little
lebron uh knowing he was miked up, is talking about
load management and how he doesn't like it.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
But yeah, I know, I know y'all got me off.
Old man time eight two shots at eight minutes is
getting Cardio already, this garbage. I know I'm in better
safe than everybody.
Speaker 7 (09:38):
His passion for winnings its rich Paul, and I think
the toughest part about it is he gets this.
Speaker 3 (09:48):
Oh he's controlling the team right, and the reality of
it is.
Speaker 2 (09:56):
That's not true. But for him it problem.
Speaker 4 (10:00):
It becomes very, very frustrating to the position as you
have the control without actually having the control.
Speaker 8 (10:10):
Whatever the hell that man, the minist restriction, it's something
I just I don't agree with. I've never agreed with it.
I prepare my body physically and mentally, prepare my mind
for battle. I've had no conversations and talks and battles
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with my coaches, and I get it. But I also
understand me, and I get me, and there's nobody gives
me more than me.
Speaker 2 (10:39):
I think I could use that sound, but every day
in my life and.
Speaker 8 (10:42):
I get me, and there's nobody gives me more than me.
Speaker 2 (10:44):
They'll tell me what you think I did or what
I meant is that me and nobody gives me more
than me. But tired of the propaganda, Matt, the rich
Paul is embarrassing like that's and I look, I'm not
crazy about the guy. But yeah, he plays, and unlike
Kawhi Leonard, he actually does play games. He plays minutes.
He does not want to sit. That is true, But
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I do not need the rich Paul clip in the
middle of that, And I don't need to hear it
from Lebron. No, let terrible Ham say it. Let Greg
Popovich say that. I don't have Lebron to tell me that.
Darvin Ham can't say it because Lebron got him fired.
They got that thing on his hand too.
Speaker 8 (11:17):
And I get me, and there's nobody gives me more
than me.
Speaker 1 (11:19):
He shot the face. The Clippers preseason continues. Nobody cares
on Friday and Seattle versus the Tramplation.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
Nobody cares, Hey that coke Nobody that coke guy ended
up having a big game last night. We'll be back.
Speaker 1 (11:35):
Coke knows Jones and the how. Today and tonight is
a night to walk, date not run. Be quick, but
don't hurry. Dodgers versus the Padres the biggest game of
the year, because if they lose, the season will be over.
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Morongo Casino period. Dodgers coming up in the very next
segment or two at right at five o'clock, and then
we will have the six oh eight first pitch in
San Diego. Everybody knows first pitches at six oh eight
at Petco Park in front of those rabbit Sandy Egans.
I haven't seen Sandy Egans that mad since Ron Burgundy
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told him to go f themselves in the seventy and
of course the Panda pregnancy.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
You go crazy crazy times. So right now it is
time for the top story of the top story of
the head and may Max Mounsey stops swinging. He's gotta
know on some sort of radar gun and they're clocking
now hard. He's swinging the bat in the top of
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the ninth easy, you know, guys, get a hit, throw
the bed thirty feet in the air. Sheeess what is
it with short stops? In October and the Dodgers and
the Padres October twelfth, two thousand, twenty two, Trey Turner
game Tide craps the bed on what should have been
a double play to get out of the inning. Game
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tied at three hand well to keep the Anchorman theme going,
Hollo Padres take advantage of the extra at bat where me.
They take the lead and eventually the series Turner vilified
for it. Raked over the goest.
Speaker 1 (13:24):
He doesn't even want to be here.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
Don't even make it offer. He wants to go back
to the East Coast because of his wife. We had
to relitigate the Corey Seeger thing. As it related to
Trey Turner. Turner over Seeger, super frustrating, frustrating incorporated. You
did that yet? Oh yeah, you brought that up the
other day. We talked about Seeger only doing it about
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I don't know, two hundred times since he left for
Texas in twenty twenty one. We only get about that
many shows in a year. That's up last night. Uh.
I don't know if the bleach penetrated his skull, but
what is normally one of the best defensive shortstops in
all of baseball had a moment of panic. It freaked
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out man. The moment got him overwhelmed. There is no
world in which what Miguel Rojas did makes any sense.
It is elementary physics. What's faster throwing a ball to
a point, from one point to another, or trying to
run between them. It's not close. The cost Walker Bueller
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one out and probably two. Instead of a six run inning,
it's a three run inning. Now there's flip side of that, right,
Maybe Michael King isn't sitting on his ass for thirty
minutes while the Padres batting order bats all the way around,
Machado hitting twice, and he's not given up three consecutive
singles followed by a grand slam to make this thing
a game again. But Jesus, now, Freddy's the one that
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got dinged with the air, which is interesting, instead of
Miguel Rojas, who was not charge with an air. That's
more on Manny for no one to rules. He knew
he could do it force out. He did it on purpose.
He saw where Lux was lining up, and he screened Freddy.
Freddie probably should have ate the ball, but was likely
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already in the motion. Instead, Manny leaning his direction, he
lets it fly anyway, bunks him off the head of
that Matt helmet. He gets third. Had he not done that,
you could have prevented the first run on a fielder's
choice turned two, leaving one dude to third. That Buehler
got tagged for six earned runs was a little tough
for the back tattooed man to swallow. I would assume
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Saint Christopher's done. I really don't understand how the official
score did not determine Rojas' his boneheaded play as not
being an error, considering Lux was standing on second and
had without question a force out in effect had there
been a toss, and maybe even the double play. But again,
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Walker Bueller, and you got zero in two counts. As
we said yesterday, the twenty twenty four Major League Baseball
batters treat ninety six miles an hour as though it
was eighty seven. He can no longer bully hitters, he
can no longer channel the horses in which he breeds
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in grooms and just reach back and try to throw
that speedball by him.
Speaker 1 (16:27):
Well, you gotta just remember this, Bruce, this is not
a guy who would have been expected to be in
this position.
Speaker 2 (16:35):
I mean, he's coming off injury. He's not been the same.
Speaker 1 (16:38):
I mean he's been bullied into this himself because the
Dodgers have mismanaged their pitching health.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
Walker, what you got for us not much? All right,
I'll do it. I'm in a fight. Here's the ball,
and I will say, in terms of Walker, they got
it right back. The next inning. You tip your cap
to the Dodgers. They would have folded in years past.
And Walker Bueller, after beating the living hell, or really
not really living hell, because it's an inadimate object, but
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after beating the heck out of a trash can, was
able to settle down for three more scoreless pitched well,
help the team out as it relates to tonight, just
giving up one hit the rest of the way. Unfortunately,
going back to our conversation from days and weeks past
after the Monster thirty and that the Dodgers decided, well,
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we've done our share, let's go ahead and hang the
bats up for the rest of the night. Fourteen straight
retired Freddie single, then nothing in the ninth. That would
be seventeen of eighteen batters put down.
Speaker 1 (17:36):
Let's just let the volcanic anger and frustration from what
is an NFL football crowd no longer has an NFL team.
Let's just let it build to a boiling point in
the ninth and just, you know, let the bats be.
Speaker 2 (17:51):
Consaldo here incredibly Consato. Not looking good, that's for sure.
But if we may try to spin this as a
as a tiny positive, we figured you may try. Hey,
I appreciate it. Nobody needs to hear how they're going
crap the bed over again, Okay, win or loose scam tomorrow.
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I want scam tomorrow. I want it Friday, I want
it next week. I want it all the way through
the first week of November. I want Steve Sachs and
Tim Kits and I want to scam.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
Well, if they don't win, if they don't win tonight,
then that's going to be a lot of scam of
just people calling for Dave Roberts to be fired for
weeks and weeks in a November, I.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
Would say, so, I think that's fair. Uh, that gentleman
in San Diego did him no favors, mocking him over
and over and over again on every foul ball, telling
him to duck, to look out, be careful here it comes.
It's a bit humiliating. I don't think you deserve that.
Speaker 1 (18:51):
My favorite tweet about it was if Maddy wanted to
hit Dave robertson his fat head, he would have.
Speaker 2 (18:57):
I would agree with that assessment. He's very accurate thrower
of the ball. Well you saw the triple play. Jeez,
you saw it. He's got great arm strength and you
know ROBERTA. Clemente war you know all come on. But
as we suggested, Dylan Cease was never gonna pitch Game five.
It's always going to be you, darbish, force the Dodgers
to solve that riddle, which is why. And I do
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like this. They are going Dylan Cease short rest something
he has never done. It is like, and what ace
are the Dodgers trotting out there? Matt? Who do we got? Well,
you tell me what kick ass arm is coming out
of You tell me what you'd rather have. Considering the
way the season has played out, a busted up should
be fifth starter or a bullpen game, much like the
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Tigers have leaned on thus far in the postseason. The
strength of the Dodgers pitching has been the bullpen. So
what the hell? Roll these dudes out here, one inning
at a time, see if you can push this thing
to a game five channel Game two and Game seven
of the World Series against the Astros when the moment
was too big for Darvish and he freaked out and
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only lasted an inning and two thirds, and each of
those starts costing the Dodgers, along with the rampant cheating
by the Astros to twenty seventeen Commissioner's trophies just a
piece of metal. I'll give you a piece I battle,
but give it a chance to avoid a Game five
at Dodger Stadium. I'm guessing the shill he's a shill. No,
his name shilt. There's a DT shil Shilt opted to
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go with Cease is what I would suspect as an
opener instead of Martine Perez after the Joe Muskrove injury. Figures,
if I can get just three outs from Cease sit down, o'tani,
Betts and Freeman set the tone. Petko freaks out like
at San Diego State versus Liberty and the Point Setia Bowl,
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historic matchup in that boll's history. Everybody knows. I don't
know if they still do the Point City, that's a
damn shame. If they don't, it's curious, he asked. Cease
was not great in Game one. He only lasted three
and a third. He gave up six hits, he gave
up five earned runs, two walks, and again, as he said,
never done it before. For the first time in his career.
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He's going on three days. They'll go to Perez immediately
or something along those lines. If he can't make it.
I figure that's they're gonna plan and do it anyway
instead of an opener, like he's like their opener. He's
like their opener, similar to what the Dodgers are gonna
do tonight, start with an opener and then figure it
out from there. They're asking a lot from this land
and Neck, and we like landon Neck and he deserves better.
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He's cool. He's the only Dodger that talked to me
in Vassa and spent like fifteen minutes with us on
the field Friday. Everybody else Freddie Freeman's got to do
a press conference. He's talking to the press anyway. Insulted
Dave on his way down the steps. Mookie Betts put
his head down and ignored us. Max Munsey insulted Dave
Blake trying and joined us. But that's because he wanted
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to talk Kansas City Chiefs football. So they're asking a
lot from Nak and he's a good, sweet soul and
he deserves better than the fate. Wow. Then met Bobby
Miller last year when they asked him to save the
season against the Diamondbacks, and look at him now, headline
and tiger having roar their fangs. No, they were defanged,
they were declawed. He's in jail with the Tiger King. Sadly,
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as great as the third inning was, as wonderful as
it was to get Mookie off the schneid, I'd like
to point out, by the way, and maybe this gets
me in a little bit of trouble, but whatever really
felt kind of like MOOKI was in the postgame interview
some of home run, right, I know he lost with
you you some home run, didn't you? You see it?
I'm off the Schneid hit the home run. You saw that, right?
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I know we lost, but just making sure you saw
the home run.
Speaker 3 (22:49):
I mean it was cool. You know, our losing sucks,
and so it really kind of didn't matter.
Speaker 2 (22:55):
Really because it feels like it did. Because anyway, crowd loud, congrats,
happy that that worked for you, San Diego Walker Buller,
couldn't hear PitchCom by the way, that was bs. Well,
you give the guy a time out, can't hear He's
trying to fix the pitch com And next thing you know,
it's one nothing on Machado and that leads to the single,
and that leads to the inning unraveling. No, the rules,
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Machado knows the rules. It's why you screen Freddie Freeman
and helped turn that thing into a disaster. Walker, you're
messing with a PitchCom. Hold your hand up, point to it.
I'm messing with a PitchCom And maybe next time listen
to David Vasse He's the one that told us, hey,
why are you playing Rojas? This guy has beat the
hell put Tommy Edmon at short, put keyk in center.
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Guy hit the ball hard twice in that game one.
What are we doing? What are we doing? We're pulling
a guy out in the middle of an inning because
he can't round third to score. That's what we're doing.
It's a damn Shane. And may the Dodgers season continue.
May Dylan cease be shaky in his first ever start
on three days rest. May Max Munsey not swing as
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though he's trying to create enough wind to rotate the
earth backwards so he can save Lois Lane from.
Speaker 1 (24:09):
That is how it works. We all know that's how
turn the earth back And that is it. Yeah, all
the babies that came out go right.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
Back back in almost gonna be like man sleep. It's
kind of weird. Okay, here's some positivity for you. Let's go.
I need it.
Speaker 7 (24:26):
Twenty twenty one n LDS Dodgers and Giants. Dodgers lost
Game one at Oracle Park four to nothing. Dodgers came
back the next day beat the Giants at Oracle Park,
tied one to one. Dodgers Stadium October eleventh, they lose
nothing with their backs up against the wall. They beat
the Giant seven to two to force a game five
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and San Francisco And what happened next months?
Speaker 2 (24:51):
He got an awe and they lost to the Braves
in the NLCS. But they won that game, that game
and scam win another week. May cats be able to
keep his daughter's insured so they can drive now they
don't have to take ubers everywhere with another week of scam.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
Now we're just gathering emeralds after the tash Mahal has fallen,
and just shoving them in our pockets and running.
Speaker 2 (25:17):
Dad, Can I drive? Nope, not shy, You're not insured,
only had one week of scam. Needed to sorry, needed
to insurance rates a crazy sweetheart. Yeah, you can blame
Mookie Bets lack of a hunger exactly right. But hey,
check out his podcast Tatis waving his pootzel.
Speaker 1 (25:34):
Pete cocking and Manny's a sinister thrower and freaking Profar
pulled the fire alarm and said, who me.
Speaker 2 (25:43):
Ha ha, I'm the kid who pulls the fire alarm.
Speaker 1 (25:45):
Ha ha. We'll be back with your dad and a
live guy. Birthday of the day, right on the dizzy edge.
That's where the Dodgers are. Thank you for listening, everybody.
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Saint Christopher for technos again. Wow, what a time the
Dodgers with their backs against the wall. You don't really
know yourself unless your backs against the wall. And tonight
tonight Today's dead guy. Birthday of the day. A jazz
artist who was a favorite of my father's and my
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uncle Tommy, I guess still is but he is dead,
would have been one hundred and four today. Multi instrumentalists
from Chattanooga Chatta but then raised Let's Go Lookouts, but
then raised pretty much of Detroit born William Emmanuel Huddleson,
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but people know him as Josef Latif. In his early
life he showed great musical promise. He interacted with some
great local jazz stars in the Detroit area, Elvin Jones,
Kenny Burrell the guitarist, and then Euseph was doing the saxophone.
In nineteen forty nine, around the time he graduated high school,
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Dizzy Gillespie took him out on tour.
Speaker 2 (27:15):
He studied at Wayne State. Oh that's good school there, yeah.
Speaker 1 (27:19):
Home of the Garths, and became a member of the
Nation of a Well, he's a Muslim, but the nation
of not the nation of Islam, the nation of Ahmadiyah,
which is a different sect of the Muslim community, took
the name Usef Latif. Latif is a whacky multi instrumentalists.
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You hear him play the sas here, but he's a floutist,
the obo, the bassoon, the shofar, a bamboo flute, and
many others.
Speaker 2 (27:51):
Ah bet he blows the hell out of that melodica.
He does well, he could if he needed to.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
He studied flute actually at the Men School of Music,
and I'm pretty sure that you start there with the melodicas.
He taught as a professor at Manhattan Community College, at
Hampshire College, and at Amherst, and he taught at college
in Nigeria. He was a doctor and he also wrote
three books. A doctor of education. I should say, I'm
(28:21):
a doctor. Help this man.
Speaker 2 (28:23):
I not that kind of doctor of education. Well, they
don't call yourself a doctor. It shut up.
Speaker 1 (28:30):
His best album my dad introduced me to. Our most
known album is Eastern Sounds, where he brought the sensibility
of the Eastern music to jazz. He kind of played
world music before it had a name. Blending jazz with
the East Eastern sounds is a wonderful album. It has
(28:51):
a jazz version of the love theme from Spartacus, a
love theme from The Robe, The plum Blossom just great song.
Speaker 2 (29:00):
Oh yeah. The best is that the two dudes oiling
each other up scene.
Speaker 1 (29:04):
Tony Curtis, Yes, exactly, more nipple oil, Kirk, you got it.
Speaker 2 (29:11):
I'll fight you with this whip.
Speaker 1 (29:14):
He won a Grammy for Best New Age Album. Also
inspired by two men in Grease and each Other. He
died at ninety three, twenty thirteen. In nineteen eighty, he
said that he would no longer perform anywhere where alcohol
was being sir, stop performing where alcohol was being served.
He said it was too much blood, sweat and tears
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poured into the music to be played in front of
people who were smoking and drinking and spilling drinks.
Speaker 2 (29:41):
And talking, okay, drink I know, well, I mean, I'm sure.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
I mean, what I was thinking was how many people,
you know, were like, yeah, this latif I'm gonna have
to bring a flask.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
Right, one of them camelback pouches, know you, yousef and
your great jazz music. I don't have to have this
tube in my mouth. I want to drink. God dammit,
I want beer, all right, Matt live guy not a musician.
He wanted to be happy. Eighty third to Brian Patrick,
(30:14):
Lamb was hoping he would be a jazz drummer or
a disc jockey if chasing the jazz drummer didn't work out.
Speaker 1 (30:23):
The original influencers, right, Matt DJs. It's right like you
and me disc jockeys, right, exactly right. That's what they
called me at the Toyota meeting yesterday. A DJP Yeah,
a disc jockey.
Speaker 2 (30:35):
He was born in Lafayette, Indiana, not West Lafayette, right
next to it, Lafayette, east side of town, and landed
a gig at wask w Asque when he was a
youngin At that time it was oldies and jazz there
in Lafayette. It is now wask the Hammer, home of
(30:56):
the Purdue boiler Makers. Yeah, so he's seventeen. He wants
to be a jazz drummer.
Speaker 1 (31:02):
This is the Gene Katie show, that's right, brought to
you by Blacker and Blackery, black Shoe Polish.
Speaker 2 (31:08):
He is on a tiny one thousand watt station in
rural Indiana, and he is lobbing out interview requests via
letter and telephone and they're accepted. So he's doing interview
shows with Lewis Armstrong and Duke Ellington and Count Basie
all on this tiny little wask and Lafayette, Indiana. Before
(31:29):
he even graduates high school, ends up going to Produe
for college, stays home, gets his degree in speech communication,
Me too, bra, and he starts a local television cable
access show called Dance Date, basically a Midwest farmers daughters
shaking their utters version of American bandstand. That sounds like
(31:49):
my kind of show, right. He applies to and is
accepted to the Navy Officer Candidate School served on the
USS tubin landed. A gig at the Pentagon is going on,
and he's assigned to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for
public Affairs, so he's doing press briefings with Defense Secretary
Bob McNamara, and then he does such a bang up
(32:11):
job there that LBJ says, I want you to be
my assistant. So he's in the bathroom while Lbj's blowing
it out, taking notes getting ready to address the press.
He became well that was his style. Yeah, such a close.
It's such a confidant of LBJ that he escorted Ladybird
down the aisle during their daughter Linda's Weddy made him
(32:33):
a bit of a celebrity. After leaving the Navy, he
worked for Nixon for a minute, press secretary for Senator
Pete Dominic, and in seventy seven he gets an idea
like a diamond bullet, sea Span, a nonprofit channel that
would broadcast official proceedings of Congress. A shot in the dark,
he called it, but it was immediately approved. Anybody that
(32:55):
ever watched se SPAN notes, They'll run the classical and
then they'll just start peppering you with all the resolutions
that have put put to a vote. Oh love, just
love Love, Watch Badyship Water. Oh we got an we
got two more names in here. We've got two more
names now up to two thirty one. Approved in seventy seven,
it launches in seventy nine with four employees and a
four hundred and fifty thousand dollars budget. The idea behind
(33:18):
it live coverage are the first UH and it was
the first televised House of Representatives for debate. He hosted
the shows Washington Journal, book Notes, and still hosts Q
and a on the channel. He's interviewed both Bushes, Carter, Clinton, Nixon, Gorbachev, Thatcher,
to name a few of the world leaders. To say
it grew would be an understatement. By twenty ten, c
SPAN was in over one hundred million homes, employed two
hundred and seventy five people in DC, yet still had
(33:40):
its archives in West Lafayette, expanded to c SPAN, c
SPAN two, c SPAN three of public radio station. More
than one hundred and seventy thousand hours of sea Span
footage available in their archives the sea Span video Library
you can subscribe to. During the impeachment of President Clinton,
it was Lamb who wrote Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott saying,
(34:00):
keep this process open to the public. Yeah. He also
petitioned the Supreme Court or not has sex. That's why
we got it because of Lamb. He petitioned the Supreme
Court to televise their oral arguments. As far as his
politics go, never injected them to anything. The late writer
(34:21):
Christopher Hitchins dedicated his two thousand and five biography of
Thomas Jefferson to Lamb, writing as the inscription on the
title page for Brian Lamb a fine Democrat as well
as a good Republican who has striven for an educated electorate.
Happy eighty third Brian Lamb, Well, the educated know all
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Speaker 2 (35:30):
Why do we expect any year to ever d differently?
It will enough with your negativity that will not be
our parting shot on petros and money today and a
freaking we just won't be defeated Wednesday. Yet you are
conceding defeat like the twenty twenty three Dodgers conceded. Well,
this is twenty twenty four. This is what I said
at the start of the season. To be fair, Yes,
(35:52):
sticking to my story, Sam su Sapson, that's all you want,
confirmation bias instead of success. For these women that have
poured their sweat equity into the twenty twenty four season,
it will not be cut short. They will not be denied.
Tim Cats will earn more paychecks from Scam come next
week and the week after so he can buy his
(36:17):
children the large meal plan at Grand Canyon University, not
the skeletal one. Girls.
Speaker 9 (36:25):
You're getting three meals a day, that's right, not just
the Continental breakfast.
Speaker 2 (36:30):
May they have access to the snack shop that's open
from ten pm to one am.
Speaker 1 (36:35):
Well, then the Dodger fans better get the pitchforks and
the torches that go beat up mister Potter.
Speaker 2 (36:41):
It's right, we called mister Potter.
Speaker 1 (36:44):
Really hold one over on the Yawyers elimination game tonight
Dodger's on debt coming up.
Speaker 2 (36:49):
Enjoy the game, everybody,
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the La.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
Dodgers in sync and down the grain.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
Petro Sen Money, Trosen Money, Rosen Money, Rosny Okay sucking
down at nine, mister unlimited, that's my mom, dude, my
mom's a pamp.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
We cannot make decisions that costs the team. And then
come off the sideline and it's nonjalant.
Speaker 3 (00:46):
Now you apologize to him.
Speaker 1 (00:48):
No inside your room, you said you've never really lived
until your back's against the wall, But did you really
mean it?
Speaker 2 (00:58):
Gong it out, Vic Petros in Money final hour prior
to Dodgers on Deck your Home of Sho Hail Pani
and the Dodgers Dodgers Padres elimination game San Diego up
two to one and a best of five series first
one to three wins. Dodgers got to win two in
a row in order to advance to the NLCS Dodgers
on deck coming up in less than an hour, first
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Speaker 1 (01:28):
Yeah, and we're a flex back tomorrow no matter what.
We start at two o'clock because there's going to be
an NFL game. So that's a flex alert for tomorrow.
And if the Dodgers win, as some hope.
Speaker 2 (01:43):
That they do and are basically I would hope all hope. Well,
I'm just saying you're a Padre fan, we should all
be hoping. We should all put our collective positive energy
into that idea. They seem to be really leaning on
organized religion episode no organized energy, humanist, human positive energies.
Speaker 1 (02:04):
New world order, globalist. We have a Dodger feeling, and
if we don't, Matt and I are going to hit
the road and with our bindle can't have that and
our beards and our clown noses like the whboat clowns
that we are.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
I have planted my seeds, I have fertilized the land.
I have tilled, and I expect to rear my crop.
I expect it to be a profitable drop.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
It's October Fest and it's like, you're not even going
to get one beer, right, It's like, wait a minute,
this fruit is ripe and I'm going to be the
one to pick it. We went to all these press conferences,
we did all this stuff. We sold zenchi sushi, pregame
for what.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
For a remarkable comeback in Game four and Game five?
Three episodes, A scam and a real kick to the
balls for the padres, that's what for.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
Well, the only balls that have been kicked so far
feel like ours most definitely. We'll see what happens tonight.
It's time for the final hour.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Fun fat, it's fun and effect. It's the yeah, we're
three well right and step with Game four tonight being
an elimination game. Did you know the handbook issued to
US soldiers in Britain during WW two included the line
the British don't know how to make a good cup
of coffee. You don't know how to make a good
(03:21):
cup of tea. It's an even swap, you know.
Speaker 1 (03:25):
They called it an Americano in Italy because the Americans
didn't like the expresso espresso that the Italians serve.
Speaker 2 (03:32):
They expressly didn't like the expression. They did not they
had to put it in a water in it. That's
why it's called an American. That is a double up.
It's time for quick hits. TMS, quick hitch. I'll make
it quick, y'all.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Yea. All I'm saying is World War Two exposed a
lot of coffee and tea problem.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
Indeed, Queen Society.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
Game four of the nl DS Tonight, Dylan Cease is
on the mound for the Padres. It's a bullpen game
for the Dodgers. First pitch is at six oh eight
and it's all on the line. It's a must win
game for the Dodgers. Here is a sense of urgency.
You could hear it in the voice of Mookie.
Speaker 3 (04:13):
Bat There's gonna be obviously a lot more pressure.
Speaker 4 (04:16):
Each of that is gonna matter, you know, exponentially more,
and so have to figure out way to get it done.
Speaker 2 (04:23):
You saw two hits, right, Uh, you saw two hits
hold on some home run in the single side, right.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
When Matt's got more urgency, Wait to try that again here.
Speaker 3 (04:31):
It's gonna be obviously a lot more pressure. Each of that.
Speaker 4 (04:34):
It's gonna matter, you know, exponentially more, and so, uh
have to figure out way to get it done.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
All right, Well, show Hay is gonna sound like a
guy yelling at a yakuza right, like in like a
beat to Cashier movie.
Speaker 2 (04:46):
Like, show Hay is gonna sound hard. Here's his thought.
Speaker 5 (04:48):
Until I'm almost you know, to get a skit on
moreshed out edimnational game, come on double day lost any kitty, nothing.
Speaker 2 (05:11):
What's done is done now. So at this point is
really very simple is to win two games. I heard
they in Will's voice. I felt like Will had a
little bit of energy in there, you know, like.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
He was expecting something a little more guttural brand of
Japanese like, you know, like that that was We'll see
what happens.
Speaker 2 (05:28):
Uh. The Chargers are two and two, coming off of
bye week.
Speaker 1 (05:32):
Uh, they'll be in Denver this coming Sunday to face
bo Nix, the Rookie and the Broncos. Here's Jim Harbad
his weekly press conference, brought to you by Valbeline Instant Oil,
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With locations throughout southern California, find the one nearest you
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the season after.
Speaker 6 (05:56):
Not where we want to be you know, we we
want to be four to oh h we're two and
two and then uh, you know the steps to to
uh you know, to improve to get better. You know
what is what is get what what does get better
look like? You know, for us, it's getting getting crisper sharper.
Speaker 3 (06:16):
On offense.
Speaker 6 (06:17):
And that's uh in in all areas, I mean, trying
to grow. But that's that's particularly what we're attacking as
we get into this. I mean it's the NFL is
a one week, one week league, and uh, just honing
in on everything that we can do to be you know,
(06:38):
uh most successful each week, you know for Sunday. So
that's uh tightening, uh, tightening up, honding up, honing in
uh on our on our football and.
Speaker 2 (06:50):
And get it.
Speaker 3 (06:51):
Hum that's uh, that's the goal.
Speaker 2 (06:53):
Like what specifically do you want to shoot up? What
needs to get better to get to that level?
Speaker 6 (07:01):
Yeah, it starts with it starts without beating ourselves. You
know that margin of error that comes uh you know,
with with penalties, with uh, you know, missed assignments, putting
the guys in the best possible positions. You know, players
and coaches, uh, you know, working together as one and
(07:22):
it usually, you know, my experience has been the defense
usually comes along a little quicker and then uh, then offense,
you know, is not frustrated patient, you know, we're just
uh and uh and disciplined and and knowing that uh,
you know, it's it's going to come if we just
(07:43):
keep keep working at it, just get a little bit better.
And it's and I feel like it's close. But uh,
as as with anything you know in life, you know,
just keep doing what we're doing. But uh, I want
to get a little bit better at something, work a
little bit harder at it, and that's that's where we're going.
Speaker 2 (08:01):
Sounds like a team's gonna win a game. So that
sounds like to me, I know what you heard here,
That's what I heard. Sounds like a coach that's focused.
Sounds like a coach with energy, that sense of urgency
you were begging from Mookie and show it. You heard
it right there, and coach Harbaugh's voice. Having lost two
in a row, the Rams are one and four with
a bye week. Sean McVeigh maybe doing a little wine
(08:23):
tasting on the week off. Good for here, seems like
a nice guy.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
Little rose cheers, baby cheers, maybe Raiders host the Pittsburgh
Steelers on Sunday. Antonio Pierce announced today that Aidan O'Connell
will get the start at QB Why I guess, minshew,
and that that pick six that he threw but bad, Well,
they don't really have a quarterback.
Speaker 2 (08:45):
So why'd you throw it? Why'd you throw it? Minshew?
They're gonna just.
Speaker 1 (08:49):
Probably go back and forth between these two guys all
season unless one of them gets hurt because they don't
really have a quarterback. Lakers in Milwaukee tomorrow night to
take on the Milwaukee Box in a preseason game. The
new Netflix series starting five is a Lakers propaganda fact
they followed and four others uh around for the season.
(09:09):
First thing you learned for the Netflix series is little
lebron uh knowing he was miked up, is talking about
load management and how he doesn't like it.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
But yeah, I know, I know y'all got me off.
Old man time eight two shots at eight minutes is
getting Cardio already, this garbage. I know I'm in better
safe than everybody.
Speaker 7 (09:38):
His passion for winnings its rich Paul, and I think
the toughest part about it is he gets this.
Speaker 3 (09:48):
Oh he's controlling the team right, and the reality of
it is.
Speaker 2 (09:56):
That's not true. But for him it problem.
Speaker 4 (10:00):
It becomes very, very frustrating to the position as you
have the control without actually having the control.
Speaker 8 (10:10):
Whatever the hell that man, the minist restriction, it's something
I just I don't agree with. I've never agreed with it.
I prepare my body physically and mentally, prepare my mind
for battle. I've had no conversations and talks and battles
(10:31):
with my coaches, and I get it. But I also
understand me, and I get me, and there's nobody gives
me more than me.
Speaker 2 (10:39):
I think I could use that sound, but every day
in my life and.
Speaker 8 (10:42):
I get me, and there's nobody gives me more than me.
Speaker 2 (10:44):
They'll tell me what you think I did or what
I meant is that me and nobody gives me more
than me. But tired of the propaganda, Matt, the rich
Paul is embarrassing like that's and I look, I'm not
crazy about the guy. But yeah, he plays, and unlike
Kawhi Leonard, he actually does play games. He plays minutes.
He does not want to sit. That is true, But
(11:04):
I do not need the rich Paul clip in the
middle of that, And I don't need to hear it
from Lebron. No, let terrible Ham say it. Let Greg
Popovich say that. I don't have Lebron to tell me that.
Darvin Ham can't say it because Lebron got him fired.
They got that thing on his hand too.
Speaker 8 (11:17):
And I get me, and there's nobody gives me more
than me.
Speaker 1 (11:19):
He shot the face. The Clippers preseason continues. Nobody cares
on Friday and Seattle versus the Tramplation.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
Nobody cares, Hey that coke Nobody that coke guy ended
up having a big game last night. We'll be back.
Speaker 1 (11:35):
Coke knows Jones and the how. Today and tonight is
a night to walk, date not run. Be quick, but
don't hurry. Dodgers versus the Padres the biggest game of
the year, because if they lose, the season will be over.
(11:57):
Morongo Casino period. Dodgers coming up in the very next
segment or two at right at five o'clock, and then
we will have the six oh eight first pitch in
San Diego. Everybody knows first pitches at six oh eight
at Petco Park in front of those rabbit Sandy Egans.
I haven't seen Sandy Egans that mad since Ron Burgundy
(12:19):
told him to go f themselves in the seventy and
of course the Panda pregnancy.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
You go crazy crazy times. So right now it is
time for the top story of the top story of
the head and may Max Mounsey stops swinging. He's gotta
know on some sort of radar gun and they're clocking
now hard. He's swinging the bat in the top of
(12:46):
the ninth easy, you know, guys, get a hit, throw
the bed thirty feet in the air. Sheeess what is
it with short stops? In October and the Dodgers and
the Padres October twelfth, two thousand, twenty two, Trey Turner
game Tide craps the bed on what should have been
a double play to get out of the inning. Game
(13:07):
tied at three hand well to keep the Anchorman theme going,
Hollo Padres take advantage of the extra at bat where me.
They take the lead and eventually the series Turner vilified
for it. Raked over the goest.
Speaker 1 (13:24):
He doesn't even want to be here.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
Don't even make it offer. He wants to go back
to the East Coast because of his wife. We had
to relitigate the Corey Seeger thing. As it related to
Trey Turner. Turner over Seeger, super frustrating, frustrating incorporated. You
did that yet? Oh yeah, you brought that up the
other day. We talked about Seeger only doing it about
(13:48):
I don't know, two hundred times since he left for
Texas in twenty twenty one. We only get about that
many shows in a year. That's up last night. Uh.
I don't know if the bleach penetrated his skull, but
what is normally one of the best defensive shortstops in
all of baseball had a moment of panic. It freaked
(14:10):
out man. The moment got him overwhelmed. There is no
world in which what Miguel Rojas did makes any sense.
It is elementary physics. What's faster throwing a ball to
a point, from one point to another, or trying to
run between them. It's not close. The cost Walker Bueller
(14:31):
one out and probably two. Instead of a six run inning,
it's a three run inning. Now there's flip side of that, right,
Maybe Michael King isn't sitting on his ass for thirty
minutes while the Padres batting order bats all the way around,
Machado hitting twice, and he's not given up three consecutive
singles followed by a grand slam to make this thing
a game again. But Jesus, now, Freddy's the one that
(14:54):
got dinged with the air, which is interesting, instead of
Miguel Rojas, who was not charge with an air. That's
more on Manny for no one to rules. He knew
he could do it force out. He did it on purpose.
He saw where Lux was lining up, and he screened Freddy.
Freddie probably should have ate the ball, but was likely
(15:15):
already in the motion. Instead, Manny leaning his direction, he
lets it fly anyway, bunks him off the head of
that Matt helmet. He gets third. Had he not done that,
you could have prevented the first run on a fielder's
choice turned two, leaving one dude to third. That Buehler
got tagged for six earned runs was a little tough
for the back tattooed man to swallow. I would assume
(15:36):
Saint Christopher's done. I really don't understand how the official
score did not determine Rojas' his boneheaded play as not
being an error, considering Lux was standing on second and
had without question a force out in effect had there
been a toss, and maybe even the double play. But again,
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Walker Bueller, and you got zero in two counts. As
we said yesterday, the twenty twenty four Major League Baseball
batters treat ninety six miles an hour as though it
was eighty seven. He can no longer bully hitters, he
can no longer channel the horses in which he breeds
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in grooms and just reach back and try to throw
that speedball by him.
Speaker 1 (16:27):
Well, you gotta just remember this, Bruce, this is not
a guy who would have been expected to be in
this position.
Speaker 2 (16:35):
I mean, he's coming off injury. He's not been the same.
Speaker 1 (16:38):
I mean he's been bullied into this himself because the
Dodgers have mismanaged their pitching health.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
Walker, what you got for us not much? All right,
I'll do it. I'm in a fight. Here's the ball,
and I will say, in terms of Walker, they got
it right back. The next inning. You tip your cap
to the Dodgers. They would have folded in years past.
And Walker Bueller, after beating the living hell, or really
not really living hell, because it's an inadimate object, but
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after beating the heck out of a trash can, was
able to settle down for three more scoreless pitched well,
help the team out as it relates to tonight, just
giving up one hit the rest of the way. Unfortunately,
going back to our conversation from days and weeks past
after the Monster thirty and that the Dodgers decided, well,
(17:26):
we've done our share, let's go ahead and hang the
bats up for the rest of the night. Fourteen straight
retired Freddie single, then nothing in the ninth. That would
be seventeen of eighteen batters put down.
Speaker 1 (17:36):
Let's just let the volcanic anger and frustration from what
is an NFL football crowd no longer has an NFL team.
Let's just let it build to a boiling point in
the ninth and just, you know, let the bats be.
Speaker 2 (17:51):
Consaldo here incredibly Consato. Not looking good, that's for sure.
But if we may try to spin this as a
as a tiny positive, we figured you may try. Hey,
I appreciate it. Nobody needs to hear how they're going
crap the bed over again, Okay, win or loose scam tomorrow.
(18:12):
I want scam tomorrow. I want it Friday, I want
it next week. I want it all the way through
the first week of November. I want Steve Sachs and
Tim Kits and I want to scam.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
Well, if they don't win, if they don't win tonight,
then that's going to be a lot of scam of
just people calling for Dave Roberts to be fired for
weeks and weeks in a November, I.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
Would say, so, I think that's fair. Uh, that gentleman
in San Diego did him no favors, mocking him over
and over and over again on every foul ball, telling
him to duck, to look out, be careful here it comes.
It's a bit humiliating. I don't think you deserve that.
Speaker 1 (18:51):
My favorite tweet about it was if Maddy wanted to
hit Dave robertson his fat head, he would have.
Speaker 2 (18:57):
I would agree with that assessment. He's very accurate thrower
of the ball. Well you saw the triple play. Jeez,
you saw it. He's got great arm strength and you
know ROBERTA. Clemente war you know all come on. But
as we suggested, Dylan Cease was never gonna pitch Game five.
It's always going to be you, darbish, force the Dodgers
to solve that riddle, which is why. And I do
(19:18):
like this. They are going Dylan Cease short rest something
he has never done. It is like, and what ace
are the Dodgers trotting out there? Matt? Who do we got? Well,
you tell me what kick ass arm is coming out
of You tell me what you'd rather have. Considering the
way the season has played out, a busted up should
be fifth starter or a bullpen game, much like the
(19:41):
Tigers have leaned on thus far in the postseason. The
strength of the Dodgers pitching has been the bullpen. So
what the hell? Roll these dudes out here, one inning
at a time, see if you can push this thing
to a game five channel Game two and Game seven
of the World Series against the Astros when the moment
was too big for Darvish and he freaked out and
(20:03):
only lasted an inning and two thirds, and each of
those starts costing the Dodgers, along with the rampant cheating
by the Astros to twenty seventeen Commissioner's trophies just a
piece of metal. I'll give you a piece I battle,
but give it a chance to avoid a Game five
at Dodger Stadium. I'm guessing the shill he's a shill. No,
his name shilt. There's a DT shil Shilt opted to
(20:27):
go with Cease is what I would suspect as an
opener instead of Martine Perez after the Joe Muskrove injury. Figures,
if I can get just three outs from Cease sit down, o'tani,
Betts and Freeman set the tone. Petko freaks out like
at San Diego State versus Liberty and the Point Setia Bowl,
(20:50):
historic matchup in that boll's history. Everybody knows. I don't
know if they still do the Point City, that's a
damn shame. If they don't, it's curious, he asked. Cease
was not great in Game one. He only lasted three
and a third. He gave up six hits, he gave
up five earned runs, two walks, and again, as he said,
never done it before. For the first time in his career.
(21:13):
He's going on three days. They'll go to Perez immediately
or something along those lines. If he can't make it.
I figure that's they're gonna plan and do it anyway
instead of an opener, like he's like their opener. He's
like their opener, similar to what the Dodgers are gonna
do tonight, start with an opener and then figure it
out from there. They're asking a lot from this land
and Neck, and we like landon Neck and he deserves better.
(21:37):
He's cool. He's the only Dodger that talked to me
in Vassa and spent like fifteen minutes with us on
the field Friday. Everybody else Freddie Freeman's got to do
a press conference. He's talking to the press anyway. Insulted
Dave on his way down the steps. Mookie Betts put
his head down and ignored us. Max Munsey insulted Dave
Blake trying and joined us. But that's because he wanted
(21:58):
to talk Kansas City Chiefs football. So they're asking a
lot from Nak and he's a good, sweet soul and
he deserves better than the fate. Wow. Then met Bobby
Miller last year when they asked him to save the
season against the Diamondbacks, and look at him now, headline
and tiger having roar their fangs. No, they were defanged,
they were declawed. He's in jail with the Tiger King. Sadly,
(22:22):
as great as the third inning was, as wonderful as
it was to get Mookie off the schneid, I'd like
to point out, by the way, and maybe this gets
me in a little bit of trouble, but whatever really
felt kind of like MOOKI was in the postgame interview
some of home run, right, I know he lost with
you you some home run, didn't you? You see it?
I'm off the Schneid hit the home run. You saw that, right?
(22:44):
I know we lost, but just making sure you saw
the home run.
Speaker 3 (22:49):
I mean it was cool. You know, our losing sucks,
and so it really kind of didn't matter.
Speaker 2 (22:55):
Really because it feels like it did. Because anyway, crowd loud, congrats,
happy that that worked for you, San Diego Walker Buller,
couldn't hear PitchCom by the way, that was bs. Well,
you give the guy a time out, can't hear He's
trying to fix the pitch com And next thing you know,
it's one nothing on Machado and that leads to the single,
and that leads to the inning unraveling. No, the rules,
(23:17):
Machado knows the rules. It's why you screen Freddie Freeman
and helped turn that thing into a disaster. Walker, you're
messing with a PitchCom. Hold your hand up, point to it.
I'm messing with a PitchCom And maybe next time listen
to David Vasse He's the one that told us, hey,
why are you playing Rojas? This guy has beat the
hell put Tommy Edmon at short, put keyk in center.
(23:37):
Guy hit the ball hard twice in that game one.
What are we doing? What are we doing? We're pulling
a guy out in the middle of an inning because
he can't round third to score. That's what we're doing.
It's a damn Shane. And may the Dodgers season continue.
May Dylan cease be shaky in his first ever start
on three days rest. May Max Munsey not swing as
(23:59):
though he's trying to create enough wind to rotate the
earth backwards so he can save Lois Lane from.
Speaker 1 (24:09):
That is how it works. We all know that's how
turn the earth back And that is it. Yeah, all
the babies that came out go right.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
Back back in almost gonna be like man sleep. It's
kind of weird. Okay, here's some positivity for you. Let's go.
I need it.
Speaker 7 (24:26):
Twenty twenty one n LDS Dodgers and Giants. Dodgers lost
Game one at Oracle Park four to nothing. Dodgers came
back the next day beat the Giants at Oracle Park,
tied one to one. Dodgers Stadium October eleventh, they lose
nothing with their backs up against the wall. They beat
the Giant seven to two to force a game five
(24:48):
and San Francisco And what happened next months?
Speaker 2 (24:51):
He got an awe and they lost to the Braves
in the NLCS. But they won that game, that game
and scam win another week. May cats be able to
keep his daughter's insured so they can drive now they
don't have to take ubers everywhere with another week of scam.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
Now we're just gathering emeralds after the tash Mahal has fallen,
and just shoving them in our pockets and running.
Speaker 2 (25:17):
Dad, Can I drive? Nope, not shy, You're not insured,
only had one week of scam. Needed to sorry, needed
to insurance rates a crazy sweetheart. Yeah, you can blame
Mookie Bets lack of a hunger exactly right. But hey,
check out his podcast Tatis waving his pootzel.
Speaker 1 (25:34):
Pete cocking and Manny's a sinister thrower and freaking Profar
pulled the fire alarm and said, who me.
Speaker 2 (25:43):
Ha ha, I'm the kid who pulls the fire alarm.
Speaker 1 (25:45):
Ha ha. We'll be back with your dad and a
live guy. Birthday of the day, right on the dizzy edge.
That's where the Dodgers are. Thank you for listening, everybody.
(26:06):
Saint Christopher for technos again. Wow, what a time the
Dodgers with their backs against the wall. You don't really
know yourself unless your backs against the wall. And tonight
tonight Today's dead guy. Birthday of the day. A jazz
artist who was a favorite of my father's and my
(26:28):
uncle Tommy, I guess still is but he is dead,
would have been one hundred and four today. Multi instrumentalists
from Chattanooga Chatta but then raised Let's Go Lookouts, but
then raised pretty much of Detroit born William Emmanuel Huddleson,
(26:49):
but people know him as Josef Latif. In his early
life he showed great musical promise. He interacted with some
great local jazz stars in the Detroit area, Elvin Jones,
Kenny Burrell the guitarist, and then Euseph was doing the saxophone.
In nineteen forty nine, around the time he graduated high school,
(27:12):
Dizzy Gillespie took him out on tour.
Speaker 2 (27:15):
He studied at Wayne State. Oh that's good school there, yeah.
Speaker 1 (27:19):
Home of the Garths, and became a member of the
Nation of a Well, he's a Muslim, but the nation
of not the nation of Islam, the nation of Ahmadiyah,
which is a different sect of the Muslim community, took
the name Usef Latif. Latif is a whacky multi instrumentalists.
(27:40):
You hear him play the sas here, but he's a floutist,
the obo, the bassoon, the shofar, a bamboo flute, and
many others.
Speaker 2 (27:51):
Ah bet he blows the hell out of that melodica.
He does well, he could if he needed to.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
He studied flute actually at the Men School of Music,
and I'm pretty sure that you start there with the melodicas.
He taught as a professor at Manhattan Community College, at
Hampshire College, and at Amherst, and he taught at college
in Nigeria. He was a doctor and he also wrote
three books. A doctor of education. I should say, I'm
(28:21):
a doctor. Help this man.
Speaker 2 (28:23):
I not that kind of doctor of education. Well, they
don't call yourself a doctor. It shut up.
Speaker 1 (28:30):
His best album my dad introduced me to. Our most
known album is Eastern Sounds, where he brought the sensibility
of the Eastern music to jazz. He kind of played
world music before it had a name. Blending jazz with
the East Eastern sounds is a wonderful album. It has
(28:51):
a jazz version of the love theme from Spartacus, a
love theme from The Robe, The plum Blossom just great song.
Speaker 2 (29:00):
Oh yeah. The best is that the two dudes oiling
each other up scene.
Speaker 1 (29:04):
Tony Curtis, Yes, exactly, more nipple oil, Kirk, you got it.
Speaker 2 (29:11):
I'll fight you with this whip.
Speaker 1 (29:14):
He won a Grammy for Best New Age Album. Also
inspired by two men in Grease and each Other. He
died at ninety three, twenty thirteen. In nineteen eighty, he
said that he would no longer perform anywhere where alcohol
was being sir, stop performing where alcohol was being served.
He said it was too much blood, sweat and tears
(29:35):
poured into the music to be played in front of
people who were smoking and drinking and spilling drinks.
Speaker 2 (29:41):
And talking, okay, drink I know, well, I mean, I'm sure.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
I mean, what I was thinking was how many people,
you know, were like, yeah, this latif I'm gonna have
to bring a flask.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
Right, one of them camelback pouches, know you, yousef and
your great jazz music. I don't have to have this
tube in my mouth. I want to drink. God dammit,
I want beer, all right, Matt live guy not a musician.
He wanted to be happy. Eighty third to Brian Patrick,
(30:14):
Lamb was hoping he would be a jazz drummer or
a disc jockey if chasing the jazz drummer didn't work out.
Speaker 1 (30:23):
The original influencers, right, Matt DJs. It's right like you
and me disc jockeys, right, exactly right. That's what they
called me at the Toyota meeting yesterday. A DJP Yeah,
a disc jockey.
Speaker 2 (30:35):
He was born in Lafayette, Indiana, not West Lafayette, right
next to it, Lafayette, east side of town, and landed
a gig at wask w Asque when he was a
youngin At that time it was oldies and jazz there
in Lafayette. It is now wask the Hammer, home of
(30:56):
the Purdue boiler Makers. Yeah, so he's seventeen. He wants
to be a jazz drummer.
Speaker 1 (31:02):
This is the Gene Katie show, that's right, brought to
you by Blacker and Blackery, black Shoe Polish.
Speaker 2 (31:08):
He is on a tiny one thousand watt station in
rural Indiana, and he is lobbing out interview requests via
letter and telephone and they're accepted. So he's doing interview
shows with Lewis Armstrong and Duke Ellington and Count Basie
all on this tiny little wask and Lafayette, Indiana. Before
(31:29):
he even graduates high school, ends up going to Produe
for college, stays home, gets his degree in speech communication,
Me too, bra, and he starts a local television cable
access show called Dance Date, basically a Midwest farmers daughters
shaking their utters version of American bandstand. That sounds like
(31:49):
my kind of show, right. He applies to and is
accepted to the Navy Officer Candidate School served on the
USS tubin landed. A gig at the Pentagon is going on,
and he's assigned to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for
public Affairs, so he's doing press briefings with Defense Secretary
Bob McNamara, and then he does such a bang up
(32:11):
job there that LBJ says, I want you to be
my assistant. So he's in the bathroom while Lbj's blowing
it out, taking notes getting ready to address the press.
He became well that was his style. Yeah, such a close.
It's such a confidant of LBJ that he escorted Ladybird
down the aisle during their daughter Linda's Weddy made him
(32:33):
a bit of a celebrity. After leaving the Navy, he
worked for Nixon for a minute, press secretary for Senator
Pete Dominic, and in seventy seven he gets an idea
like a diamond bullet, sea Span, a nonprofit channel that
would broadcast official proceedings of Congress. A shot in the dark,
he called it, but it was immediately approved. Anybody that
(32:55):
ever watched se SPAN notes, They'll run the classical and
then they'll just start peppering you with all the resolutions
that have put put to a vote. Oh love, just
love Love, Watch Badyship Water. Oh we got an we
got two more names in here. We've got two more
names now up to two thirty one. Approved in seventy seven,
it launches in seventy nine with four employees and a
four hundred and fifty thousand dollars budget. The idea behind
(33:18):
it live coverage are the first UH and it was
the first televised House of Representatives for debate. He hosted
the shows Washington Journal, book Notes, and still hosts Q
and a on the channel. He's interviewed both Bushes, Carter, Clinton, Nixon, Gorbachev, Thatcher,
to name a few of the world leaders. To say
it grew would be an understatement. By twenty ten, c
SPAN was in over one hundred million homes, employed two
hundred and seventy five people in DC, yet still had
(33:40):
its archives in West Lafayette, expanded to c SPAN, c
SPAN two, c SPAN three of public radio station. More
than one hundred and seventy thousand hours of sea Span
footage available in their archives the sea Span video Library
you can subscribe to. During the impeachment of President Clinton,
it was Lamb who wrote Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott saying,
(34:00):
keep this process open to the public. Yeah. He also
petitioned the Supreme Court or not has sex. That's why
we got it because of Lamb. He petitioned the Supreme
Court to televise their oral arguments. As far as his
politics go, never injected them to anything. The late writer
(34:21):
Christopher Hitchins dedicated his two thousand and five biography of
Thomas Jefferson to Lamb, writing as the inscription on the
title page for Brian Lamb a fine Democrat as well
as a good Republican who has striven for an educated electorate.
Happy eighty third Brian Lamb, Well, the educated know all
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Speaker 2 (35:30):
Why do we expect any year to ever d differently?
It will enough with your negativity that will not be
our parting shot on petros and money today and a
freaking we just won't be defeated Wednesday. Yet you are
conceding defeat like the twenty twenty three Dodgers conceded. Well,
this is twenty twenty four. This is what I said
at the start of the season. To be fair, Yes,
(35:52):
sticking to my story, Sam su Sapson, that's all you want,
confirmation bias instead of success. For these women that have
poured their sweat equity into the twenty twenty four season,
it will not be cut short. They will not be denied.
Tim Cats will earn more paychecks from Scam come next
week and the week after so he can buy his
(36:17):
children the large meal plan at Grand Canyon University, not
the skeletal one. Girls.
Speaker 9 (36:25):
You're getting three meals a day, that's right, not just
the Continental breakfast.
Speaker 2 (36:30):
May they have access to the snack shop that's open
from ten pm to one am.
Speaker 1 (36:35):
Well, then the Dodger fans better get the pitchforks and
the torches that go beat up mister Potter.
Speaker 2 (36:41):
It's right, we called mister Potter.
Speaker 1 (36:44):
Really hold one over on the Yawyers elimination game tonight
Dodger's on debt coming up.
Speaker 2 (36:49):
Enjoy the game, everybody,
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