I'm going with Bellenger third.

I mean, it's a big star night for the Dodgers.

I'm going with Bella third.

I'm going with Mookie Second, even though Mookie on any other night, it seems, in any other team any other Siri's could be first easily.

That could justify him being first if I needed to.

I'm gonna go Kershaw first, because you know how I feel about postseason pitching and starting pitching.

Still, I know it's the 19 fifties construct.

I seem to be working from about starting pitching, but I'm gonna go Kershaw first.

Tony, what about you?

So we have no disagreement.

That is exactly the order I would go in and what I would point out about Mookie Betts and Bellenger is they are both MVPs.

They're playing side by side.

No team has anything like that for the appreciable years to come.

That's gonna be really scary.

But let me get to Kershaw, because in the first inning I was terrified for Kershaw.

There was a single.

There was a walk.

I thought he got very lucky on the on the swing.

There wasn't even a real swing, the checked swing of Hunter Renfroe that they called him out.

I thought he made a great play on the swinging bunt, where he threw it 100 miles an hour.

Two.

Max Muncy that could have gone into right field.

Honestly, I thought he could have had three or four runs against him in the first inning.

I'm listening to John Smaltz in real time.

Say he can't get the slider where he wants it, but if he gets through this inning, he'll cruise and smokes.

Was 100% right, because that's what happened.

I was very happy that Dave Roberts Onley let him go.

Six on 78 inches.

Whatever it WAAS save him for Game five because his e r A.

From the seventh inning on is over seven.

You don't want to go down that rabbit hole.

I thought it was handled very well in the small said about the slider was what got me at early.

I think if he can't locate this thing, he's gonna have his usual Clayton Kershaw struggle.

Yeah, world Siri's start.

Let me just say this about Mookie Betts, and I understand there's a budget.

Most, most most teams have a budget.

The Red Sox.

It's a phony budget, cause they don't really have to have a budget.

But to get rid off Mookie Betts to let Mookie Betts go under any circumstance now seems like the dumbest decision off the last.

I don't know 3 to 5 years in baseball, maybe in all of sports, to let this guy go.

He is a marvel in the outfield.

He is everything you wanted to play.

He tries.

He gets along.

His teammates.

He's enthusiastic.

He is a pro's pro.

How dumb are the Boston Red Sox toe?

Let Mookie Betts go until completely right.

So that run that he got, you know, put the same distance between the Dodgers and the Rays after the home run by care money.

Five to purchase on the podcast today.

So I had I had to me on, and I was asking him and he said, There aren't five guys in the league that could take a secondary lead and beat that ground ball throw at the plate and Mookie Betts is one of them.

You're 100% letting this guy go, by the way, you don't want to hear this, but L.

Margot one of those five.

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