Don’t Play For Tomorrow

Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney

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🗓️ 14 October 2021

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Sarah Langs joins Buster to preview NLDS Game 5 between the Dodgers and Giants. They discuss why each team should be exceeding confident with Logan Webb and Julio Urias on the mound, the Giants finding a way to set-up Camilo Doval, Chris Taylor possibly coming up clutch, home field advantage and how Sarah’s mom is doing with a tense night ahead. Then, Braves GM Alex Anthopoulos stops by to talk about how he’s watching tonight’s Game 5, the Braves’ preparation for the Giants or Dodgers, Atlanta’s turbulent season, something he previously took for granted and the importance of clubhouse culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is baseball tonight, the podcast.
0:11.8	This is the baseball tonight podcast for Thursday, October 14, 2021, producing from his home
0:18.3	studio in the foothills of Connecticut, his Taylor Schwenk, I'm Buster only working
0:21.7	for my home in New York.
0:24.1	And today will be better than yesterday.
0:26.3	We got really sad news last night about longtime catcher and broadcaster Ray Fossy, of
0:32.4	course so connected with the Oakland Athletics franchise.
0:36.6	Here's the news breaking on ABC7, Larry Beale.
0:39.8	Good evening everybody, huge loss for the Oakland Athletics family, longtime player and
0:44.9	broadcaster, Ray Fossy passed away today.
0:47.6	Fossy had been battling cancer for years.
0:49.6	That is something that very few people knew.
0:51.7	Fossy was a rugged man behind the plate spent 12 years in the majors, 1967 to 79 at two
0:57.6	time, all star one two world series titles with the A's in 73 and that home run is from
1:02.8	1974.
1:03.8	Fossy made the transition from player to broadcaster on the air for 35 years in radio and TV,
1:09.7	stepped away from the booth in the middle of this past season, revealing he had been battling
1:13.2	cancer for 16 years.
1:15.5	Ray Fossy was 74 years old.
1:18.0	That is a huge loss.
1:19.2	I knew Ray Fossy a little bit, you know, chatted with him a little bit, but I didn't know him
1:23.7	as well as folks like Mark Mulder who was on social media last night.
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