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We return with another episode on L.A. baseball with Sports Journalist Andres Soto! Andres joins us to break down some highlights from the Dodger Championship journey.
He helps us answer the most pressing question, what's next? Is this repeatable?
Hope you enjoy this sports episode as baseball season comes to an end and basketball season begins!
This interview is a segment part of the first There Radio show premiering on 10.25.24.
https://www.mixcloud.com/ThereRadio/there-radio-show-102524-dodger-traffic/
In this segment we spoke with sports journalist Andres Soto on the Dodgers making the World Series. He also spoke on his recent writing about Fernando Valenzuela's multigenerational impact in Los Angeles.
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