Ron Cey

And Jack Billingham to do the pitching, Billingham.

For the Dodgers, Davey Lopes at second, Ron Joshua in center, Bill Buckner in left field, Steve Garvey at first, Willie Crawford in right, Ron Cey will be at third, Joe Ferguson catching, Bill Russell at shortstop.

At home plate, Bob Engel- And Doug Rau will be doing the pitching ... plus Foley.

The umpires for the game will be Bob Engel at the plate- Ed Sudol ...

Just checking, and I guess for one reason or another, they do not give you umpires' birthdays.

So they say happy birthday and leave it at that.

One away, and here's Willie Crawford with Ron Cey on deck.

Billingham ready.

Marshall in relief.

This is third baseman Ron Cey, oh for two.

Bounced out, flied out.

That ball kicked away from Corral, and Crawford's gonna get to second.

Runner at second, Willie Crawford, who can run for a big man.

There's one out.

The pitch to Ron Cey.

Down low, ball two.

He replaces Yeager.

Cey is at third base batting seventh.

Bill Russell, the shortstop, hitting eighth, and Downing, the pitcher, batting ninth.

And there's the first pitch of game three, and down goes Dave Lopes, bubblegum and all.

He hasn't had a hit since the first game of the American League playoffs with Baltimore.

He gloves the bunt, and pitches the ball, 1 and 1.

The Dodgers have Buckner in left, Wynn in center, Crawford in right, Cey at third, Russell at short, Lopes at second, Garvey's at first base.

Ferguson is catching tonight, and Downing the pitcher.

[audience cheering] And Joaquin Andujar.

[audience cheering] From the Los Angeles Dodgers, third baseman Ron Cey.

[audience cheering] The Montreal Expos representatives, catcher Gary Carter.

[audience cheering] Third baseman Larry Parrish.

Good cut, didn't get it.

Rogers is pumping hard.

There is Joe Morgan and Ron Cey.

Little m- little man's in the game.

The throw to first is in time for the out.

So Olenski picks up another one, and it brings up Ron Cey, who has walked and struck out.

Olenski has retired 11 batters in a row.

And the left-hander starts off with Ron and picks up a strike over the inside corner, right about knee-high.

I remember years ago when the Dodgers were touting the four guys that had 30 home runs, you know, on the s- at the same time.

It was Reggie Smith, Dusty Baker, Steve Garvey, and Ron Cey.

Oh, wow.

I mean, that was a, that was a bombing team back then, and they're doing it now, so this has spanned a lot of years.

And then you can, you know, you, you can instantly start up a conversation with how far you go back.

You know, I go back to the s- the early seventies to Ron Cey, Davey Lopes, Bill Russell, and Steve Garvey.

That was my infield forever.

And the friends that I have from elementary school, from junior high and high school, all of them are Dodger fans, and we ha- all still have that in common.