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Charlie Steiner stops by, latest injury news.

And up next, Kirsten Watson from Sportsnet LA will check in live from the field in Cincinnati, Ohio, as the Dodgers get ready to start a four-game series against the Reds.

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He's gonna go one-on-one with his weekly conversation with the manager, Dave Roberts.

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We'll also hear from Charlie Steiner.

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We'll visit with Kirsten Watson from Sportsnet LA and in just a few minutes out to the Galpin 4 broadcast booth with Tim Neverett and Rick Monday.

Well, yesterday in Miami, things started off great for the Dodgers, but then Glassnow couldn't find his control and the Dodgers couldn't complete the comeback.

Latest on the injury news, we've got your Dodgers magical moment.

We'll break down this pitchy matchup.

Charlie Steiner stops by.

We've got Kirsten Watson from Sportsnet LA, though, when we come back, as we lead you up to Dodgers and Marlins on this Sunday morning.

Kirsten Watson will stop by.

Of course, we'll hear from Charlie Steiner in just a few minutes.

We head out to the Galpin Ford broadcast booth with Tim Neverett and Rick Monday.

Well, the Dodgers were off yesterday.

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We'll break down this pitchy matchup.

We'll hear from Charlie Steiner.

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But I mean, he tried good for him.

I was listening to that on the radio and Charlie Steiner was calling that game.

And then all of a sudden you hear Charlie Steiner going, he has a shot for an inside the park home run.

And the way Charlie Steiner called it, he made it seem like it was just like he barely got thrown out.

Then I go and I watch the actual replay of it, and I got to see that ridiculous throw by Ellie.

But you

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We'll send it over to the Galpin Ford broadcast booth with Rick Monday and Charlie Steiner.

Well, last night, the Dodgers made it six in a row with scoops.

doing his thing on the mound.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound.

First pitch at 7-10.

And with more, we head over to the Galpin 4 broadcast booth as we welcome in Charlie Steiner and Rick Munday.

All right, Tim, the Dodgers' magic number is down to seven with 17 games and 19 days left in the regular season.

The Dodgers stadium is coming up.

at 710 coming up over the next hour here on morongo casino dodgers on deck we're going to hear from the bulldog oral hersheiser we'll hear from the manager dave roberts we'll of course preview this pitching matchup david vasay joins us throughout the hour leading up to first pitch we got your dodgers magical moment and in just a few minutes we will head out to the galpin ford broadcast booth with charlie steiner and rick monday well last night The Dodgers welcome the Cincinnati Reds to town as Chase Burns, a 15-game winner, got the start.

But as we sit here late in the season, Cincinnati out of the playoff picture, so they're starting to limit his innings down in the stretch in September as Chase Burns went just the three innings, struck out five, didn't allow a hit.

along the way, and as soon as Chase Burns was out of the game, the Dodgers offense went to work.

Their magic number to clinch.

is down to eight, and tonight they look to go and get a victory against Cincinnati and look for their sixth in a row overall.

Tarek Skubal on the mound, first pitch at 7'10", and with more, we head out to the Galpin Ford broadcast booth as we say hello to Charlie Steiner and Rick Monday, guys.

All right, Tim, three weeks from today, the postseason begins.

Dave, P-T-I.

Around the Horn and the Y2K ad that ended with Charlie Steiner.

Coop, you remember the one with Charlie Steiner where he tied his tie around his head and said, follow me, follow me to freedom.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That was pretty good stuff.