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Dodgers Even Up the Series · The 3-0 Take

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  Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Three O Take where we talk
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  all things Major League Baseball.
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  Here's Kyle Corwin and Nate Reyes.
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  It all starts right now. Welcome back to the Three O Take
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  presented by Schnook Cedery this episode 579, I'll be your host,
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  Kyle Korn. I'm here with my Co host Nate
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  Reyes. Nate.
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  Casey Harvey. Good man, I'm loving this World
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  Series. I'll just come out and say it.
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  Loving this World Series. It's it's going 7 isn't it?
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  Probably. Probably there's punches being
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  thrown back and forth. Got to assume it's got.
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  I mean, there's just so much good, so much good happening.
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  I mean, if nothing else, I'm just I'm thoroughly eating up
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  the Dodger and Blue Jay fans going back and forth saying this
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  series is now over, this series is ours.
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  The amount of Blue Jays fans that I saw in the comments after
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  game one saying that they were headed for a sweep is the
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  numbers more than I would like to admit, given who they're
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  going up against and vice versa. The the amount of Dodgers fans
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  clapping back after Game 2 when just the night before, yeah, got
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  taken out to the shed. So your memory, man, Your
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  memory. Yeah.
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  No, no, I you know, strong, strong response from the
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  Dodgers. But all I'm saying is I'm just
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  eating up the back and forth of of these fan bases that are both
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  just, I think a little delirious at this point.
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  I don't I don't think they entirely know really what's
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  going on. They're just kind of responding
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  to every pitch it seems. But that's that's the beauty of
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  post season baseball and that's the beauty of the World Series.
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  And we are now two games in series is nodded up 1 apiece.
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  Did you think we'd be here? Did you think?
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  I had a feeling Dodgers would take Game 2.
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  OK. So you didn't, you didn't
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  anticipate either team jumping out to A2, nothing lead.
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  No, just didn't feel that way. I don't.
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  I know we talked about like the predictions before, you know,
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  Dodgers taking it. I think we both said 6, didn't
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  we? Yeah, I was leaning 5, but I
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  couldn't, I, I didn't have the, I didn't have the the the
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  internal fortitude to commit to five.
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  Yeah. Which is still, I mean, still a
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  possibility. But yeah, man, it's I their
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  pitching has just been unbelievable.
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  Like the the Dodgers have truly figured it out on the on the
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  mound. And even even this like the
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  struggle with Snell, like it just didn't feel like it was oh,
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  like, here's here's the Dodgers of the regular season.
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  Like here's the pitching performances we're used to
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  seeing. Like, you know, it's they've
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  been well all post season. They've been doing well.
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  So that is a good point. Punches are going to be coming
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  back and forth. That's a good point.
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  That's kind of honestly, it's kind of the way I felt watching
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  Game one where I saw Snell have the, you know, we're watching
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  Snell just sort of crumble and I'm going.
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  Right away to in the stream. Kind of wild.
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  Right away, Yeah, yeah, I just was yeah, struggle with command
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  was not a sharp, but we're you know, we're watching that.
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  Shout out to the people that join us for the stream, by the
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  way, that was great. Had a great time.
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  We like we're watching that and you're you truly felt like it
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  was. I mean, it's it's unfortunate
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  that it had to happen in game one of the World Series, but you
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  truly felt like it was an outlier given how good he's been
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  as of late. And like I said, it's
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  unfortunate it had to happen given the circumstances, you
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  know, for his sake and Dodgers fan's sake.
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  But that's just to your point. Their their pitching has been
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  phenomenal. And when Snell goes out and has
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  that start, it's it was not like a well, I mean, this is kind of
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  what we were expecting. It was like, no, this, the fact
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  that the Blue Jays can not only did he just struggle, the Blue
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  Jays came out and took command and did not look back
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  offensively. And, and I know Game 2 obviously
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  was a little different, but to come out and set the tone that
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  the way that they did in game one at home, that's, I mean,
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  that's every team's dream. The Blue Jays hat like the the
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  whole, you know, offense is contagious thing.
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  Hits are contagious. I don't know if I've seen a run
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  like this in recent memory, You know, where it's just like
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  they're not just putting up two or three and you know what I
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  mean? Like, oh, we gave them an extra
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  90 or, oh, we'd bobbled that potential double play and and
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  gave an extra at bat like, and it's not just a run or two.
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  It's like. Bunches.
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  They pour it on this if, if they get an inch, they are taking
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  absolutely a mile and and going for it.
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  So it's like it's impressive to watch.
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  It really is. And the Dodgers have to be
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  flawless on that side to make sure that doesn't happen.
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  And it's little stuff. And we would, you know, I'm not
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  going to get negative because we always do.
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  But like, you know, we talked about some some lack of baseball
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  IQ plays and some just little, you know, maybe lack of like
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  attention, you know, like focus at times across the league.
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  But you see a couple slip UPS here and there from pretty much
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  every team. And I don't know if there's a
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  team more equipped to punish you the way the Blue Jays punish
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  specifically offensively. That's a bar, my friend.
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  Just relentless. That's a bar.
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  Thanks. Now I'm with you and honestly,
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  I, I knew, I knew the Dodgers were going to respond in game
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  two. You just had to assume that was
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  the case. And, and you heard them talking
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  about it after game one. You heard broadcasters talking
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  about it. There was articles being written
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  about it about how Game 2 was a must win for the Dodgers because
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  you go down. I mean, nobody's I would, I
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  would venture to say majority of people would not be surprised,
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  not just with this series, but with any seven game series.
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  If you're the road team and you go down to games to an on to
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  start a series, like nobody is like, whoa, how does it now if
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  it the roles were reversed? If you're at home and you go
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  down to games an on, obviously that's different.
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  So with that said, I, I, I understood the sentiment that
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  the Dodgers had to win Game 2 just because of how good the
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  Blue Jays offense has been. And so I knew they were going to
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  respond, but I did. I didn't foresee the Blue Jays
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  rolling over might be a little strong, but I, I just thought
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  even though Yamamoto was on the bump, I just thought we were
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  going to get, we were going to see that continued offense pick
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  up right where they left off in game one.
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  But I mean, that just goes I mean, obviously we'll we'll get
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  into Game 2, but that just goes to show how how dominant
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  Yamamoto was, how much that how much that start was needed.
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  The timing of that I don't think could have been better.
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  I think having him follow up Snell's, you know, fart start
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  little stinker there in game one, I think was huge really
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  serving as a stopper in in Game 2 to to turn the turn the ties
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  get things back to LA all evened up, I think was huge.
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  But yeah, I mean take away from these first two games, like I
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  know I already said it, but I this series has all the makings.
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  This series is trending towards going all seven.
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  I I just don't, I don't see any way other any other way around
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  it because with the way that the Blue Jays came out and just put
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  an absolute beat down and I cannot stress enough, it was a
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  beat down. It was what game one was one of
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  those like, OK, call off the dogs kind of games where it's
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  like, and you and I are watching it and we're playing the chain
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  name game in like the 7th inning, which is never a great
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  sign. I mean, it's good for us.
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  Who, who doesn't love a good, you know, chain name game?
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  But the fact that we're doing that in like the bottom of the
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  sixth, the 7th, because things were just so out of hand wasn't
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  wasn't, you know, impressive on the Blue Jays front.
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  However, going back to what I said, the fact that the Dodgers
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  responded the way they did and to do it in such convincing
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  fashion, yeah, I think is just all the evidence you need that
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  this thing is, is probably going 7.
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  Yeah, because they're also really good.
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  It's there's a lot of names showing up, you know, like
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  already you're seeing production from from so many different
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  names and solid ball man. I mean the Addison Barger pinch
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  hit Grand Slam is just sick. First first pinch hit Grand Slam
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  in World Series history. I want to say it was the 3rd in
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  post season history. The first time it's happened in
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  the World Series, which I mean. Good moment, good moment for it.
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  If they go on to win this thing, that's if I'm Madison Barger,
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  I'm talking about that for the rest of my life.
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  Yeah, dude. I mean, honestly, even if they
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  lose it, that's still pretty sick to be able to have that
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  under your belt. But you know, if you're a
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  reason, like if you played that significant of a role to help
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  set the tone in game one, Yeah, I'm I'm most definitely talk
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  about that for the rest of my life.
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  But. That also pinch hit success
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  makes managers just look genius anytime a pinch hit goes well,
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  you know, because they hardly ever go well and especially with
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  like a obvious pop in Addison Borger not starting that game,
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  you know what I mean? And Snell on the mound, like,
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  you know, you can't really blame him, but I think I I think he's
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  probably going to be getting ABS the rest of the series.
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  Like, that's something that carries a lot of confidence the
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  rest of the series, you know? Well, confidence too in knowing
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  that even you know, if if he's not getting the number of ABS
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  that he would hope for, at least if you're Schneider.
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  And again, I know it's just one AB, but that that one AB and and
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  doing what he did with a Grand Slam, that has to give both
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  Schneider that. Well, I mean, that has to give
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  the whole team confidence, especially Barger, that if he
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  steps into the steps into the box in a similar situation later
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  in the series, that recency tells you no problem, I can
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  handle this. I've I've quite literally done
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  this on the grandest stage and it was just a few games ago.
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  So that's got to be huge for for a guy like like Barger and and
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  honestly, anybody else that steps in the box late in a game
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  where it's like, all right, we're we, we, we've done this
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  before. We can handle this.
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  Yeah, Anything else from game one?
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  Anything else sticking out at you?
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  Garbage time Homer from Otani. No joke jokes.
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  Of course we, you know, we love Otani.
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  We, we don't have to go down that, you know, go down that
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  road again, but I don't. Need.
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  I don't need the pitchforks coming out, man I.
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  Did see however and I thought it was kind of crazy.
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  I don't honestly I don't even remember which AB it was from.
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  Was it game? I feel like it was Game 2, but I
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  saw a tweet. I'm just going to have to, you
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  know, put them on blast a little bit.
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  It was from Fox Sports on MLB at at MLB or MLB on Fox, sorry.
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  And it was a clip of Otani swinging and missing.
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  And the tweet was Otani just tried to tie up the game with
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  this swing. And the replies were as you
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  would expected, they said. So we're posting swing and
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  misses now and it goes back to what you said where it's like, I
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  get the frustration with the like this is an example of what
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  we're talking about where it's like does this, if this was in,
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  if this were anybody else, is this getting posted?
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  And that's kind of the things we're talking about.
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  So we're not, we're not hopping camps, but we're just trying to
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  highlight both sides of the argument here where it's like,
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  no, we're talk. We yes, we are talking about one
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  of the greatest players of all time, if not the greatest.
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  When it's all said and done, who's really safe?
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  Not our place. However, on the flip side, if
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  you're posting swing and miss clips real time, that's that.
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  We're going too far. That's the argument and that's
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  like the battle because like what's the in between, right?
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  We talked about like we need we need to expose these guys as
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  much as we can. We need to get individual
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  coverage as much as we can. And then we get this.
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  And I think the problem is social media just ruins it.
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  Like in a way it just, it ruins it because social media, I think
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  there's ways that we look at certain posts as like, would
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  this be like a newspaper headline back in the day?
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  And then if not, don't post it. But if you're on the social
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  media side, as you know, it's like you got to pump out
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  content. And it is polarizing.
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  And it does get people pissed off in the comments.
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  So it's like, yeah, might as well take advantage of that.
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  But what is it doing to like the story of it?
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  And it's it is obnoxious. Well, it's it's unfair to people
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  like show. I mean, sure, his name's getting
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  getting promoted that much more, I guess with every angry, every
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  angry reply that populates. But it's like, that's the kind
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  of crap that I'm talking about where it's like this.
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  This is unfairly pitting him against other people where he he
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  was not even responsible for this.
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  He was the guy at at at the plate for sure, but he's not the
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  one posting clips of himself swinging and missing.
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  So like This is why people are like, I'm over show.
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  Hey, I'm over the GOAT argument. I'm I'm over this, I'm over
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  that, whatever. And it's it's because of
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  nonsense like this. Anyway, some notes from game
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  one, though that wanted to mention.
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  Obviously they've they've played two in the series, but with that
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  game one win it's worth noting that teams to win game one of
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  any best of seven postseason series have gone on to win that
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  series 127 of the 196 times, which is a percentage of 64.8 in
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  series with the current 232 format.
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  Teams winning game one at home have gone on to take that series
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  69 out of 102 times, which is a rate of 67.6%.
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  Pretty good. So pretty great.
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  At the same time, it's like if the Dodgers get game one and and
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  the Blue Jays get Game 2. I don't know what.
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  I don't know why it changes it like it's 11.
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  The series is 11. I don't know why that feels so
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  different than this. You know what I mean?
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  Like, I don't know, I, I feel like if you're the Dodgers,
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  you're like, I, we got to get one.
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  You know, I feel like we're stealing one, right?
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  If we get in there and, and take one of the two, we're stealing
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  one, then you're at home for three.
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  No. And then it's the same thing for
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  the Blue Jays, right? Like going to LA, they're like,
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  we need it, you know, obviously they need one or the otherwise
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  it'd be over. But I it's, it's just, I don't
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  know why it changes the narrative so much, but it does.
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  Look, I get it when when I threw out the OR, you know, when I was
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  I, I, it wasn't my stat. But when I was continuing the
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  conversation regarding the historical context of teams that
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  go all 7, they go the distance and they're LCS going up against
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  the team that swept their way into World Series.
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  People are like, well that's great, but none of those
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  examples featured this Dodgers team.
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  None of those teams had Otani. It's like, I get that.
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  And that the same thing goes for the the stats.
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  I just read off about the teams winning the first game of a best
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  of seven series in the post season.
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  I get it. That data is all things
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  considered, irrelevant to this point in time to this particular
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  matchup. However, historical context
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  matters. Yeah.
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  And like we like the example we brought up last time, the whole,
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  if a team goes up three games to none, there's historical context
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  there. And it it very strong, very much
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  strongly favors one side versus the other.
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  So it's like, it's not, it's not going to tell the full story.
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  It can't, it can't accurately predict what's going to happen.
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  But it is relevant because you know, there are trends in this
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  game, There's trends in everything.
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  There's, you know, there's ebbs, there's flows, there's
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  likelihoods, there's percentages.
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  We love stats as a sport. So that's all we're doing.
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  Like when, when, whenever we're bringing up this, you know,
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  this, this historical context, that's all we're doing.
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  We're not trying to like predict what's going to happen.
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  And we're, and we're certainly not looking at it through the
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  lens of well, but how does Otani impact this?
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  It's like, no, we're just giving you the percentages and and the
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  odds of what's happened in this game leading up to this point
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  and let the chips follow the same mate.
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  That's all we're doing. My last note on game one was
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  Emmett Sheehan coming in for Blake's Now and I think it that
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  point, what was the score at that point?
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  It wasn't horrendous. Was it Sheehan and then Anthony
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  Banda? Yeah, because Sheehan did
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  nothing. No disrespect but well, I'm
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  trying to remember what the score was because it felt like.
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  Banda gave up the two homers. Yeah, it just felt like, let's
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  see. So Snell gave up five, but he
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  was responsible for at least one.
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  On base when she and came on, if not 2 she and only got one out,
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  gave up two hits a walk 3 and runs it.
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  I don't know why. I mean, the game at that point
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  was, I don't know, maybe 44252 somewhere in that range, but it
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  just felt like Dave Roberts just like punted in a way.
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  It just it gave that I like I it's just an interesting because
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  if you get out of that jam and it's 4/2 or 5/2 like that game
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  still very much within reach. And I don't know, I mean, I
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  don't know, that's just me kind of viewing it as an outsider.
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  I don't, I don't think Emmett Sheehan is bad by any means, but
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  like I haven't seen him being like, let's get out of the jam
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  here. I don't know.
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  It's early enough in the game too, you know where it's just
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  like it. There's still enough outs to
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  work with. Yeah, let's.
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  Try to get out of this, but it felt a little punty to me.
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  And it one I I know Dave Roberts likes using Vessio later in
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  games and I know he's obviously dealing with that personal
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  matter, but it and I even asked you on the stream.
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  I was like, would this have been maybe it wasn't as late?
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  Yeah, of a situation as he would normally come in, but it was
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  high ish enough. I mean, they're down.
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  So I mean it's you know, it's urgent for them either way, But
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  it makes me wonder if, like he was with the team was that would
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  that have been an instance where Bessie would have come in?
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  I don't, I don't know. I don't know either, but I mean,
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  you're talking game one, you're talking a fresh bullpen like
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  it's, you know, everyone's available.
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  You can press whatever button you want.
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  It was just interesting to see that the Emmett Sheehan button
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  was pressed in a game still within striking distance,
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  especially with your lineup. Yeah, I would agree.
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  However, the following night, Dave Roberts need not worry
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  about pressing any buttons because Yoshinobu Yamamoto with
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  his 2nd consecutive CG. That's gangster dude.
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  That's so. That's all.
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  It's cool. So sick that.
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  That's unreal is what that is unreal to go 9 in the NLCS and
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  then have a little bit of a breather because obviously your
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  team sweeps their way through and then be like, thanks, this
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  rest really benefited me. I can go out and help the
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  bullpen yet again. Let me go all nine yet again.
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  That's such a gangster thing like that.
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  And going back to what I said earlier about the timing of
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  Yamamoto start could not have worked out better for the
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  Dodgers. Like if he's going to give you
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  that, sure. I mean, sure, it's one thing to
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  if he if he kicks off the the World Series with that start and
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  go, wow, what a what a way to set the tone.
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  However, it's my humble opinion that if you're going to get that
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  either way, you know, if you're looking at it in a vacuum and
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  it's like, OK, kind of rubbing the the crystal ball here,
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  looking into the future, Yamamoto is going to give you
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  another CG. Would you rather have it set the
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  tone for you in game one and then you all get the doors blown
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  off you in Game 2? Or would you rather drop game
• 23:53
  one in a on the road in a situation where people probably
• 23:57
  think the Blue Jays were going to come out swinging anyway and
• 24:00
  then have them go in Game 2 and put a stop to it, set the
• 24:05
  momentum in the right direction, head back home to LA for game
• 24:09
  three. To my humble opinion, I'm taking
• 24:12
  that in Game 2 because like who and and like it, it goes back to
• 24:17
  what you said. It's you kind of throw those
• 24:20
  weird like, well, who wins game one?
• 24:22
  What did they go on to do? You kind of throw those
• 24:24
  percentages out the window because at the end of the day,
• 24:27
  the series is tied 11. It didn't really matter, but who
• 24:30
  do you feel better about right now?
• 24:33
  I would probably say most people would say the Dodgers just
• 24:36
  because we're going off a game two in the way in the way that
• 24:38
  they they want it on the mound with Yamamoto.
• 24:41
  So I I think there's a lot to be said, especially for today being
• 24:45
  an off day as well. You kind of you're sitting with
• 24:48
  that for another day. The Dodgers are kind of resting
• 24:50
  on their, you know, resting on their accomplishments from Game
• 24:53
  2. Vibes are still good today.
• 24:55
  Blue Jays have to sit in that. That's just me.
• 24:59
  I'll play a little devil's advocate with the Yamamoto thing
• 25:03
  in in say for those relievers that didn't pitch for the
• 25:08
  Dodgers in game one obviously weren't used in Game 2 either.
• 25:15
  Plus travel day, We're talking 8, what, 8 days?
• 25:23
  Nine days since they last pitched.
• 25:25
  Well, I mean, they're getting. There, that's interesting too.
• 25:28
  They're getting their mound days you would have to imagine like
• 25:32
  staying at least a little fresh. But to your point.
• 25:35
  Just I, I wouldn't be surprised, right?
• 25:38
  And that is something that has been one of those Achilles heels
• 25:43
  that like you're like, when, when is the when is it going to
• 25:46
  rear its ugly head, right? Like when is is the bullpen for
• 25:50
  the Dodgers has been spotty throughout the year.
• 25:53
  So it's just interesting to see, hey, is this extra, extra, extra
• 25:59
  rest going to be a positive thing or is there going to be
• 26:03
  Rust involved? I don't know.
• 26:09
  If I'm the Dodgers, not that you asked me, but I'm just going to
• 26:13
  give you my my answer, Go. Ahead, Dave answer the question
• 26:16
  that. Question if I'm the Dodgers, I'm
• 26:23
  just holding my nose this whole series and just hoping that I
• 26:27
  have to go to the pen as little as possible.
• 26:29
  Yeah. Not that you're not that you're
• 26:31
  getting ACG every time, but I'm I'm just letting it eat with my
• 26:37
  starters and just kind of forget about the fact that my my pen
• 26:42
  hasn't gotten maybe the innings that would benefit them.
• 26:45
  And just hope that you can figure out a way to bludgeon the
• 26:48
  Jays and not have to worry about it, because I I that is a risk I
• 26:53
  would not be willing to take. That pen has looked downright
• 26:57
  awful at times. Yeah, it can.
• 26:59
  So I'm just, I'm, I'm riding it out.
• 27:04
  You got glass outgoing Game 3. And Speaking of which, today's
• 27:09
  the 20. 26th And people be hearing this on the 27th, yeah.
• 27:17
  And Game 3 is on the 27th. 27th Monday, yeah.
• 27:22
  It's 11 days since Glass now last pitched.
• 27:29
  It's just interesting and and it is what it is.
• 27:33
  I'm not trying to like build in excuses.
• 27:35
  I'm not trying to say that like, oh, it's going to be bad, but it
• 27:40
  is it, it's very anti 98% of our season.
• 27:47
  You know what I mean? And that's why things are so
• 27:50
  different because like you don't play festive sevens throughout
• 27:54
  the year. You don't have random travel
• 27:57
  days in the middle of the series.
• 27:59
  You like, this is just, it's so different.
• 28:03
  It's so different. And I'm just curious to see like
• 28:06
  how it goes, which way does it go?
• 28:09
  And there's I, I don't know why I feel like there's specifically
• 28:14
  with like Japanese pitchers, there's an advantage with extra
• 28:19
  rest. I think it's because they go
• 28:22
  every 6th day instead of every fifth over there for most of
• 28:25
  their career. And like, I think there's just
• 28:27
  something about maybe their routine that helps them with
• 28:33
  that extra rest. Obviously we saw extra rest with
• 28:35
  Yamamoto. It came out throwing great like,
• 28:40
  but then you talk about some of the other guys like Glass now or
• 28:42
  or any other name like Snell in game one that had extra time
• 28:46
  like how does it affect them? That is a part of the equation.
• 28:51
  It is. So we'll see.
• 28:56
  I mean, best case from glass now you're probably getting best
• 29:02
  case in a World Series game, you're getting five.
• 29:07
  I was going to say 6 like absolute best case so.
• 29:15
  And you're and you're talking about like a a Blue Jays team
• 29:18
  that hits the fastball. They hit the fastball and we can
• 29:24
  see glass now get a little erratic at times too much like
• 29:27
  snow. So that's a team that you don't
• 29:32
  want a lot of ducks on the pond too often with on the other
• 29:37
  side. Sure's are going game three.
• 29:40
  Talk about a guy that I think would be the most equipped going
• 29:44
  into hostile environment. It's the first game in that
• 29:48
  hostile environment to be able to just kind of 0 in and and
• 29:55
  shut out the crowd in a way. Can we talk about that?
• 29:58
  I'm glad you brought that up. I know we've had more in depth
• 30:04
  conversations about post season atmospheres before and I know at
• 30:09
  times we've touched on Dodger Stadium and, and the running
• 30:13
  joke of, well, half the park is still sitting in traffic by
• 30:16
  first pitch. I I get all that not necessarily
• 30:21
  saying that's going to be the case for the World Series, but
• 30:25
  it is on a Monday. So I mean, do with that
• 30:28
  information what you will, but is it just me and.
• 30:36
  We're getting robbed a little bit with the, with the only
• 30:39
  having weekday games. That's interesting.
• 30:42
  That is a factor. No doubt, no doubt.
• 30:44
  But when it comes to post season atmospheres, are we really
• 30:48
  chalking up Dodger Stadium as a hostile environment?
• 30:53
  And I like I, I, I understand where you're coming from with
• 30:59
  your point as it relates to Scherzer being the first guy to
• 31:03
  go on the road. I get that.
• 31:04
  But when you look at it a little more closely, are we, I mean,
• 31:08
  like, how, how concerned are we about a Jays team who imagines
• 31:16
  being? Able to hostile isn't
• 31:18
  necessarily the best word for it, but hard to imagine brighter
• 31:25
  lights. Sure, sure.
• 31:28
  Like, and those are two different arguments because I
• 31:30
  get what you're saying. Like hostility is more so
• 31:34
  fandom, which I think they're more hostile towards the
• 31:41
  opposing fans than the opposing team.
• 31:43
  And even each other, right? So in certain pockets of the
• 31:47
  outfield. But as far as as bright lights,
• 31:50
  I mean, there's I don't, I don't know if if these guys lock in or
• 31:55
  pay attention, but like you're no disrespect.
• 31:58
  Outside of Drake sitting in a suite, there's not a ton of
• 32:01
  celebrities sitting at the Rogers Center.
• 32:03
  But in LA so. Forced, by the way.
• 32:05
  Like, come on, man. Did you see it real quick?
• 32:08
  Did you see the video of him and his crew when the Jays punched
• 32:12
  their ticket to the World Series?
• 32:15
  It's like, hold on, hold on. No, I got to you keep you get
• 32:20
  you keep going. I I got to I got to find this,
• 32:22
  this you talk about a forced fabricated, you know, movement
• 32:30
  here down the stretch for the Jays.
• 32:32
  I if I were the Jays, I would disown this guy so fast.
• 32:36
  Not, not, not from like the Canadian side of things, but
• 32:40
  just this like you stop you. You're not right with us.
• 32:44
  Who? Who?
• 32:44
  You yeah, it it, I get what you're saying, but I, I think
• 32:49
  it's more so just the the brightest stage, the brightest
• 32:53
  lights, right? Like you're and, and again,
• 32:56
  like, I don't know if certain players pay attention.
• 33:00
  I just think of like of the players that you would guess to
• 33:05
  be able to shut that stuff out. It's Max Scherzer, former Dodger
• 33:13
  as well, by the way. But you're looking around and
• 33:17
  that backstop's wide open, right?
• 33:18
  It's just net. And it's like the people were
• 33:21
  like that front row is almost like eye level with the dirt
• 33:23
  because it's kind of sunken down, which is really cool, by
• 33:26
  the way. I think.
• 33:26
  I don't know why more teams in stadiums.
• 33:29
  Yeah, big fan of that. Big fan of that.
• 33:32
  But you mean there's people. It's a who's who everywhere and
• 33:38
  it is peak LA Dodger time right now.
• 33:42
  They are the big bad Dodgers. It's just, it's just some
• 33:47
  something to pay attention to, that's all.
• 33:49
  Something to I think is a factor.
• 33:55
  There we go, there's a video. All right, let me let me pop
• 33:58
  this in. This is this is just too good.
• 34:03
  I'm like, who? What it he's calling it like the
• 34:05
  big dance or something. I'm like, Drake, what do you
• 34:09
  what do you talk about? This is this is Drake and his
• 34:11
  crew in game game seven of the ALCS.
• 34:15
  One strike away, one strike away.
• 34:20
  What do you mean we're here? It's already written.
• 34:23
  We're going to the big show. The big Show, get the boys, get
• 34:27
  the boys a pizza and some Cokes. We're going to the big show.
• 34:38
  Get the boys some pizzas and Cokes.
• 34:43
  We're going to the big show. We're going to the big show.
• 34:48
  Like shut up, dude. Unbelievable.
• 34:57
  No, but you're right. No disrespect.
• 34:58
  Not many, not many celebs walk in the Concours.
• 35:03
  You're the sweet, sweet level at Roger Center.
• 35:06
  But so I so that's a valid point.
• 35:08
  That's valid point. Brights are definitely lighter
• 35:10
  right the. There it is.
• 35:12
  The lights are definitely brighter.
• 35:14
  Brights are lighter as well. The.
• 35:15
  Brights are lighter, no doubt. But I, I mean, I'm a sucker for
• 35:20
  it. I'm always a sucker for it.
• 35:22
  Like when I'm watching the game and they kind of start panning
• 35:25
  around and they throw that little name tag up when they
• 35:27
  find somebody in the crowd. Oh, yeah, You're like, yeah, I
• 35:30
  eat that up, man. That's what's cool.
• 35:32
  And just as a baseball fan doesn't have a dog in the fight,
• 35:36
  like I love that aspect of what the Dodgers are doing right now,
• 35:41
  you know what I mean? Like they're bringing in people
• 35:44
  that. Why is Guy Fieri?
• 35:46
  Here, yeah dude, but I don't know Diners, Dragons and Dives.
• 35:50
  King needs to be at the stadium right now and I'm in.
• 35:54
  So oh man. Yeah, you're going to see.
• 35:58
  You're going to see Rob Lowe. You're going to see Matt
• 36:00
  Stafford in a backwards hat. Unless the Rams play tomorrow.
• 36:03
  I don't know, did they play today?
• 36:08
  Maybe they're not a buy, but you're going to see people.
• 36:12
  Like I just typed in, I just typed in celebrities at Dodgers
• 36:16
  games. We've seen what's his name?
• 36:19
  Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston. That his name?
• 36:23
  Yeah, yeah. Lil Wayne, Rob Lowe, Jimmy
• 36:28
  Kimmel, Kobe. Kobe Bryant, obviously.
• 36:33
  It's Jimmy Kimmel, yeah. It's like, what's?
• 36:41
  It's like, why are they? Why are all the Kardashians?
• 36:42
  Oh, I was thinking. I was thinking Jimmy Fallon.
• 36:44
  I'm sorry, 'cause I know Jimmy Fallon's a Yankee fan.
• 36:47
  Yeah, guy stinks, except in Fever pitch.
• 36:50
  Great film. It's like, it's like the
• 36:53
  Kardashians don't know anything about baseball.
• 36:55
  Why are they here? Like, oh, I didn't know John
• 36:59
  Legend was a big baseball guy. This is this is this is the
• 37:04
  experience when you're watching Dodger games.
• 37:05
  It's crazy. Oh, Speaking of celebrities, I
• 37:11
  didn't, I, I, I don't want to go into this.
• 37:17
  I I don't want people to hear this as me being against
• 37:24
  movements that inspire, that inspire action against finding
• 37:30
  cures for cancer, however. That's where I thought you were
• 37:33
  going. However, what are we doing
• 37:38
  having a Jonas Brothers halftime show in the middle of a game of
• 37:43
  a World Series game? Yeah.
• 37:47
  Shame, I mean, have some shame, have some shame.
• 37:56
  I mean, look, you want to take it a step further and I, I'll,
• 38:01
  I'll, I'll gladly say this, I'll proudly say this it and I would
• 38:05
  venture to say most people would agree with me.
• 38:06
  And if there's any like bootlickers out there, take a
• 38:10
  seat for this one because this is, this is not your time to
• 38:13
  talk. This is my time.
• 38:15
  Sit down, bootlicker. The MasterCard thing needs to
• 38:20
  chill if we're going to do this. And look, the people are on the
• 38:25
  fence about the stand up to cancer thing anyway.
• 38:27
  They're like, it's just feels like virtue signaling.
• 38:29
  It feels forced. It feels kind of awkward.
• 38:32
  I'm I, you know, we experienced it at the All Star game in
• 38:36
  Atlanta. You know, it's a powerful thing,
• 38:38
  like when you're in the park. I'm sure it's it.
• 38:41
  Well, I know for a fact it's it's a different experience when
• 38:43
  you're at home versus in the park.
• 38:46
  It's it to me, it's, you know, there's a lot more, lot more
• 38:49
  power in the moment when you're in there experiencing it.
• 38:51
  You're seeing all these people with, you know, signs written
• 38:54
  with names of loved ones and all that.
• 38:56
  Totally understand. So I'm not going to sit here and
• 38:58
  RIP it. It's the MasterCard thing.
• 39:02
  We got like. Everything has to be sponsored.
• 39:07
  It's not even everything has to be sponsored.
• 39:10
  It's this, it's this thing in particular where I'm like, like,
• 39:13
  if you go back and listen to the audio, it's like, and so our
• 39:17
  friends from MasterCard have teamed up with Major League
• 39:20
  Baseball to present MasterCard, Stand Up to Cancer, presented by
• 39:25
  MasterCard, Take it away, friends from MasterCard.
• 39:29
  It's like, OK, is this a, is this a motion?
• 39:32
  Is this a movement to, you know, come together as, you know,
• 39:38
  unify as baseball fans to be like, hey, let's just take a
• 39:41
  moment. Remember that there are things
• 39:43
  more important in baseball and really just, you know, set in
• 39:48
  this moment to be in this moment together.
• 39:51
  Or is this just one giant huge commercial for MasterCard?
• 39:55
  Yeah, it's a good point. It's a good argument.
• 39:58
  And I know that it it's been it's been around for some time.
• 40:01
  So it's not, it's not like this is new, but it going back to my
• 40:03
  original point of why I brought this up, inserting the Jonas
• 40:06
  Brothers concert in there. What are we doing?
• 40:11
  What are we doing? There's parts of it, just it's
• 40:16
  not baseball. It doesn't feel.
• 40:18
  Like it's so it's like just play the game and I know there's
• 40:24
  going to be those weirdos out there that are like, no, I loved
• 40:28
  it. It was great.
• 40:29
  I love the Jonas Brothers. It's like, OK, I don't
• 40:32
  particularly love the Jonas Brothers either, but if it was
• 40:34
  an artist that I enjoyed, I would I would prefer them in
• 40:38
  just another context, like, I don't know, maybe a concert and
• 40:42
  not a halftime show at a baseball game.
• 40:44
  It's just. Just last year, too, right?
• 40:47
  Like the Dodgers came out with Ice Cube, and I thought it was
• 40:51
  strange, but everyone loved it because he did well.
• 40:54
  And then the Yankees scrambled to find somebody and Fat Joe.
• 40:58
  Just fat. Joe.
• 40:59
  Freaking grenade dude. Just a dead dud performance and
• 41:04
  everyone's just like this is so stupid and I hate the precedent
• 41:10
  that's being set on like stop it.
• 41:13
  Doesn't need this, but even the ice cube thing, it's like it's,
• 41:16
  it's like pregame, it's kind of kicking things off like
• 41:19
  whatever. If you're if you just want to
• 41:20
  lump it in there with like the national anthem, so on and so
• 41:22
  forth, whatever. But to literally to just, we're
• 41:26
  going to cut to right field in the middle of the 5th and 6th
• 41:30
  innings or 6th and 7th innings and we're going to kick it off
• 41:35
  to the Jonas Brothers. Presented by MasterCard, A song
• 41:42
  dedicated to those standing up to cancer.
• 41:45
  Presented by MasterCard. It's like, I don't know, that's,
• 41:49
  that's right. Brothers new release, new hit
• 41:52
  song MasterCard. That's that's where I can get on
• 41:57
  board with the people being like this is nothing more than virtue
• 42:00
  signaling. Like that's where I can get on
• 42:01
  board with, with, with, with that crew.
• 42:03
  But otherwise, you know, I'm not, I don't want to make more
• 42:07
  of a fuss than I already have about it, but I I just hope
• 42:09
  there's more people out there that would agree with that
• 42:12
  sentiment that that was just a bit ridiculous and we'd we need
• 42:15
  not do that again. Thanks.
• 42:19
  Thanks, but no thanks. I don't know what it is about
• 42:25
  Ken Rosenthal's face during the Stand up to Cancer thing that
• 42:28
  bugs me the most. Yeah.
• 42:30
  Was the. Awkwardly staring.
• 42:34
  Was the the video or the photo guy that he bumped into back in
• 42:39
  Milwaukee? Was that the same guy that was
• 42:42
  holding the camera filming him for the stand up to cancer thing
• 42:45
  because he was giving the same look?
• 42:48
  Yeah, it's, that's what I'm saying.
• 42:50
  The look is always weird. You're like, he's like pissed.
• 42:55
  Like what did I do to you, Ken? Strange, strange.
• 43:00
  Silly man. Silly.
• 43:05
  But anyway, what else we got? Oh, another thing I wanted to
• 43:10
  get your thoughts on. I sent you the video because you
• 43:13
  can you explain again what happened for Game 2?
• 43:15
  Like you weren't able to get the video so you had.
• 43:19
  To I don't go strictly audio, I was going I was on my phone for
• 43:24
  a bit. We were we had known to my
• 43:26
  parents for dinner for my sister's birthday and I don't
• 43:31
  they it's like only like once or twice a year where I'm I go over
• 43:36
  there and I'm like, guys, I got to throw a game on.
• 43:39
  Like I'm sorry, I'm not going to sit here and watch, but like I
• 43:41
  at least have to have it on. And so I logged into my YouTube
• 43:46
  TV app and like the menu comes up for YouTube TV.
• 43:50
  Everything's working with the audio, but it's just black
• 43:52
  screen. You can pause it.
• 43:54
  You see the bar, but black screen change of channel, same
• 43:58
  thing. So I'm like having to like
• 44:00
  uninstall the app, reinstall the app.
• 44:03
  So I, I, I managed to get it back on in the 9th, I'm thinking
• 44:08
  the top of the ninth. And I was like, oh, all right,
• 44:10
  well, it's we're basically done here.
• 44:13
  Dude, you missed the Jonas Brothers concert.
• 44:15
  I did that was during that that was during that debacle.
• 44:19
  So I obviously watched the insanity in in in clips and
• 44:25
  highlights but. Well, OK, well, that's that's
• 44:29
  that makes sense because I sent you the video that I was I
• 44:32
  wanted to get your thoughts on of the Alejandro Kirk knee down
• 44:35
  situation. Yeah, come on.
• 44:39
  Strange like you got to be better hustle thing.
• 44:44
  I no, it wasn't the hustle. It was the.
• 44:46
  IT was the. IT was the receiving of watch.
• 44:50
  It again, I think it that was Freddie up, right?
• 44:55
  Yeah, top of the 8th. It's a two run game.
• 44:58
  So again, I think. It hit him, I think it hit
• 45:01
  Freddie. It didn't.
• 45:04
  Kurt goes to back end and it doesn't clank.
• 45:07
  It shows the side view, the profile side view, and it
• 45:11
  doesn't even get to Kirk and it goes that way.
• 45:13
  Skipped. Honestly, it might have just hit
• 45:15
  him on the foot toe, yeah. If you watch it again, I think
• 45:20
  it absolutely hit Freddie's toe, which would have been a dead
• 45:23
  ball, by the way. Sure, but bigger picture though,
• 45:26
  the reason I sent that to you is as the catching fan that you
• 45:29
  are. It sucks.
• 45:32
  We got to like you got to be better about being a defensive
• 45:41
  catcher with the runner on. I don't I'll die on this hill.
• 45:48
  I don't. I just, I can't see how stealing
• 45:52
  strikes in, specifically in those runners in scoring
• 45:57
  position moments, is considered more valuable than letting said
• 46:01
  runner score on a wild pitcher pass ball.
• 46:07
  It just doesn't make sense to me.
• 46:11
  There's so many free bases given up in baseball and it's very
• 46:17
  much very commonly attributed to this new I have to steal strikes
• 46:24
  all the time type baseball. I don't.
• 46:28
  It's, it's if you can't, the like the new philosophy with
• 46:33
  catching is like that's the only way to steal strikes.
• 46:36
  It's like you can still receive the ball well if you're in a
• 46:41
  more agile position. But anyway, I, I didn't want to,
• 46:45
  I didn't mean to make it like a whole gripe, but I, it was just
• 46:47
  a note from late in the game where I felt like the game was
• 46:50
  still in reach or still within reach.
• 46:53
  And you got Kirk back there just kicking the ball around or
• 46:55
  whatever, not receiving it, you know, as a catcher should with
• 46:58
  the runner on 3rd, which I thought was like a low key kind
• 47:02
  of pivotal moment there that I didn't feel like maybe got the
• 47:05
  attention that I thought it deserved.
• 47:07
  But. Cuz then it was wasn't a SAC fly
• 47:12
  after that or a knock that other runner scored didn't he?
• 47:20
  Someone moved up. Runner scored, but also someone
• 47:22
  moved. Up because the bases were loaded
• 47:25
  and I think in this instance right so runs scored, they move
• 47:28
  up I think and then yeah, it was AI think it's a.
• 47:31
  SAC fly and then a single. I think it was a Will Smith
• 47:36
  single. After that.
• 47:38
  I don't remember what Freddie did.
• 47:39
  I don't. Know what ended It ended up
• 47:41
  being 5 ones so the only two runs would have scored at that
• 47:43
  point because it was 31 but maybe.
• 47:45
  Freddie got out. I don't remember, but whatever.
• 47:48
  Silly. You can't all, you know, take
• 47:52
  away here. You can't in in, especially in
• 47:54
  the World Series, but especially with these two teams.
• 47:58
  They both have ways of making you pay and you can't make
• 48:01
  stupid mistakes because you're not going to get away with them.
• 48:06
  Correct, correct. It doesn't matter though,
• 48:13
  because it's still going 7, which was my point at the very
• 48:15
  beginning, so I still stand by that.
• 48:17
  So they can play all the stupid baseball they want.
• 48:19
  It's going 7 and I stand by that only based on what I've seen
• 48:26
  from these first few games. Going into it I said 6 but now
• 48:29
  I'm I'm. Fully bought into I got I got a
• 48:32
  friend's birthday party thing surprise thing on Saturday so
• 48:36
  I'm hoping hoping 6 what's in this thing on Halloween?
• 48:41
  You're going to be live streaming from the Surprise
• 48:46
  Party, I hope you know that. Yeah.
• 48:51
  Just have the phone on in your pocket you don't even have.
• 48:54
  Games Game seven, yeah. Just be on on the screen.
• 48:58
  It lines up for Saturday, doesn't it?
• 49:00
  Yeah, that'd be game seven. Game six will be Halloween.
• 49:04
  Halloweeny cool. Any other thoughts?
• 49:15
  I wouldn't be surprised to see Rokie Sasaki for multiple
• 49:18
  innings in Game 3. Don't know in what capacity.
• 49:26
  You didn't by chance see the picture our our guy friend of
• 49:29
  the pod Dodgers team photographer John SU who got of
• 49:33
  Yamamoto and Sasaki after Game 2, Did you?
• 49:36
  It's literally Sasaki, and I think there's like a couple
• 49:39
  other guys in the clubhouse like bowing down.
• 49:42
  They're literally on the floor like bowing down to Yamamoto.
• 49:45
  After game two I was like what a moment, what a moment.
• 49:49
  That's so cool. But yeah, no, I'm with you that
• 49:53
  I could. I could see it happening.
• 49:56
  Yeah. Could see it happening.
• 49:58
  Any other predictions for for these next next couple games?
• 50:03
  Who's a guy? Let me ask you this and then we
• 50:05
  can get out of here. Who's the guy maybe that hasn't
• 50:08
  had a moment yet that you could see having a moment on either
• 50:11
  side, or maybe not even a moment, but just stepping it up
• 50:21
  massively in these next couple games?
• 50:33
  I mean, I would, I guess I'll go my MVP pick.
• 50:36
  The Oscar really hasn't done much.
• 50:40
  So give me, I'm going to see I, I, I think he'll do something in
• 50:46
  LA. Don't know if it's specifically
• 50:50
  game three, but I think he's going to do something.
• 50:54
  I like that. I like that a guy I think I
• 50:57
  might go with who last I checked don't think it's done all that
• 51:08
  much. These first couple games I could
• 51:13
  see him having having a moment or two.
• 51:17
  Tommy Edmond. I knew you're going to say him.
• 51:20
  I don't know why I just. Knew it well, I was thinking
• 51:22
  about my MV pick. I went Mookie, but you just kind
• 51:27
  of get to a point in these series where it's like, I don't
• 51:30
  know, maybe he just doesn't have it this series.
• 51:32
  But then there's some guys were like even like Tommy Edmond, for
• 51:35
  example, he he's just had like he's had a, a couple, a couple
• 51:39
  good ABS where I'm like they're you're, I feel like you're right
• 51:43
  there. You're just you're, you're
• 51:44
  needing the right, the right chips to fall.
• 51:48
  And I think, I think going back home, I think he could have.
• 51:52
  And obviously he's, he's had big moments for his team in the post
• 51:55
  season before. So I think, I think that's a guy
• 51:59
  I'm rolling with. Yeah, kind of waiting for the
• 52:03
  Dodgers to really blow up offensively.
• 52:06
  It was a good game game, too. And you know, we talked about a
• 52:11
  pass ball, talked about a couple singles, couple single shot,
• 52:14
  like, you know, single run home runs.
• 52:16
  But like I'm curious to see if this if they just pop off, you
• 52:22
  know, I don't know. We'll see going to be a good
• 52:26
  game. Great series so far.
• 52:29
  I mean, for not having a dog in the fight.
• 52:32
  I think this is just highly competitive and that's what I
• 52:35
  like and I hope it stays that way.
• 52:39
  Frankly, I would love to see what we just saw in Toronto
• 52:44
  happen in Lai. Like I would love to see just
• 52:48
  for the sake of entertainment, I would love to see the Dodgers
• 52:50
  come out game three, absolutely blow the doors off the Blue Jays
• 52:55
  and then game 4 have the Blue Jays come out and have a
• 52:58
  statement win to even it back up at 2:00 and 2:00.
• 53:01
  I would love that. That would be that would just
• 53:03
  set up that would that would set the series up so nice for a last
• 53:09
  a last run down the stretch. That would be fantastic.
• 53:13
  Yeah, Truth. Would love that.
• 53:18
  Other than that, think that's all I got.
• 53:20
  So unless you got any other thoughts, this will do it for
• 53:23
  our little World Series check in.
• 53:25
  We'll play it by ear. Not sure when.
• 53:28
  I mean obviously we'll see how the series goes.
• 53:33
  Could be over as early as Wednesday if the Dodger or if
• 53:40
  any, if either team wins, wins three in a row.
• 53:42
  But otherwise, we'll probably drop in.
• 53:46
  We'll probably drop back in a couple couple days from now, but
• 53:49
  keep an eye out. We will try to do another live
• 53:51
  stream of another World Series games.
• 53:53
  Keep an eye out for that. But other than that, that's all
• 53:57
  I really got. I got to poop.
• 54:00
  No good chasing gear balls. I love you all and as always,
• 54:02
  looking forward to talking more baseball with you guys soon.
• 54:04
  Until next time, stay filthy.