EP 6.27

The Dodgers will face the Padres in the NLDS for the second time, in the last three years. The Dodgers will have home field in this series, and every series they play in this season. Dodgers have been relaxing, and getting guys healthy, while the Padres had to travel across the country to face the Mets. We break down the head to head matchups and discuss what the Dodgers need to do to advance to the NLCS. 

EP 6.26

This week, Peter discusses his recent trip to San Diego to watch the Dodgers play the Padres. Freddie is closing in on a batting title, and Julio is closing in on the ERA title. The Dodgers are at 110 wins, and counting. 

EP. 6.25

The Dodgers are one win away from setting the all time franchise record for wins in the regular season. Clayton Kershaw is better than Sandy Koufax. Pujols gets a standing O as an opponent in Dodger Stadium, and the pitching staff continues to be hampered by injuries. 

EP 6.24

In this episode, Peter reminisces about all the amazing Dodger playoff/World Series moments he's witnessed over the years. From Limas shutout in 04, to Muncy's walkoff in 18, and so many more. As the regular season draws to a close, and we look ahead to what lies ahead in the playoffs. It shouldn't be lost, how successful this team has been over the last decade. 

6.23

The Dodgers have clinched their 10th straight post season appearance. A small feat, considering what the ultimate goal is. The Dodgers take 2-3 from both SF, and SD, while also eliminating the Giants from winning the west again. 

EP 6.22

This week we recap the Dodgers 4-3 week. The Dodgers have the sole purpose in mind of securing home field advantage, and staying healthy. Dustin May has a rocky start, Urias is a Cy Young candidate, and Jerry Hairston makes a bold declaration for Cody. 

6.21

The Dodgers are firing on ALL cylinders! 88-38, 50 games above .500, with 36 left. 19.5 games ahead of the Padres, 6.5 ahead of the Mets for best record. With Dustin May back, and Kershaw coming back this week, the Dodgers will go to a 6 man rotation, to give their starters extra rest, as they prepare for October. 

This week, I give a recap of my trip to see the Dodgers in Kansas City, as well as my trip to the Negro Leagues Museum. I also discuss the return of Dustin May. 

The Dodgers win streak ends at 12. Sadly, there will probably be other games they lose this season, as well. This week, Dodgers play by play announcer Tim Neverette returns to the show. Tim and I discuss his book COVID CURVEBALL, and he sheds some more light on how it all came together. We also talk about the Dodgers chances in the World Series, and Tim shares his thoughts on who the Dodgers REAL rivals are. 

Tim's book Covid Curveball can be found on Amazon, and wherever books are sold.

https://www.amazon.com/COVID-Curveball-Angeles-Dodgers-Championship/dp/1637581432

This weeks episode, I pay tribute to the late great Vin Scully. Vin was such an important figure in my life, and is largely responsible for my love of baseball. In this episode I pay homage to the greatest announcer of all time, and honor my other grandpa, Vin Scully. We were all lucky to have him.