Hold on, hold on, we gotta get over here. Hey, the manager has been ignoring me. He's too big time. Now all these writers are saying he's a Hall of famer. He doesn't have time for the little people like David Bassey anymore. Hi, David Man, what a day?
You know?
Like Ice, you've said today was a good day. And it's been a long time since this city's had a parade. And I've seen millions of people in Los Angeles a coming into Dodger Stadium, forty five thousand people, players showing their real personalities, their joy, fans showing their appreciation.
I just couldn't be more excited.
Did you know you've played here, you've managed here for a long time. Did you know how much this team meant to this city before today?
You know what, I don't think I did.
I'd like to say I did, But you know, when we do our jobs, we're on the field every day. You know, you're in people's homes and people bleed Dodger blue. But to see the joy and the tears that he lay from our fans, you just really realize the impact that you have.
How tough was it for Freddie Freeman to play through the World series. Not only the ankle, but the intercostal strength.
It was tough, you know.
It was just sure, guile, guts, grit and just your desire and certainly we couldn't have done without Freddie.
How rewarding is this for you, Dave Roberts.
It's it's it's the most proud I've been of something I've done.
I've been a part of, and I've had some great moments.
But to see this parade, these fans, what we endured this year, I'm just over joyed. Dave.
I'm really happy for you, Dave. Congratulations on everything. Look at these writers, they're so disgusted.
I broke this up. W Okay, I love you, Dave. There he goes Dave Roberts.