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I am Jim Rome, and I am on Westwood One.

I want to remind you, we were also on Sirius XM.

We were also on the X platform.

We were also on the Rome TV channel.

And more change is coming. You've all over die. What's going on? X-platform. We were also on the Rome TV channel. And more change is coming.

Evol or die. What's going on? Welcome to the program. All right, you have your telephone number. Use it. As John in Cleveland just did. Not happy about what went down last time between the Cavaliers and the Knicks. If you're not on hold, find a way to get on hold. But as promised, we start hour number three by having a conversation with the executive VP and general manager of the LA Dodgers. He is in his fifth

season. As a player, he pitched for the Tampa Bay raise for five years from 2011 and 2015. The

Dodgers are 3019. They're in first place in the NL West.

They beat the Padres last night.

They'll play the series finale in San Diego tonight. We are joined right now by Brandon Gomes. Brandon, always good to have you on the show. Brandon, how you doing? I'm doing great, Jim. Thanks for having me. Good to see you. Thanks for making time. So Memorial Day is coming up on Monday, which means we're at the unofficial quarter poll of the season, Brandon. So what stands out to you about what's gone on so far

with the team? And what do you make of this group of players this year? Yeah, another, you know,

good start to the season. You know, the guys that we've added have fit in nicely, what's from a cultural standpoint

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