Hi everyone and welcome to episode 21 of holding court.

Today we're chatting with Tori Murphy,

baseball wife who started a foundation to help girls in foster care feel confident and supported.

We're also talking Dodgers baseball, what Charles Berkeley said about the Lakers,

and a cool way they're honoring Kobe Bryant, all coming up right now on holding court.

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Hi there.

Oh, hello.

Hey over there.

Way over there. Back in the chair after your 48-hour road trip to Seattle.

Oh, my goodness. Like on the plane, off the plane, back again. That was weird. Yeah. I don't get it.

It felt way longer than two days, though, I will say. But I don't understand.

There's no fans. Yeah. We're supposed to have like travel restrictions. Like why do the home and home? Why do the two and two? Like who cares? Well, you're doing it with other teams. I think it just felt weird because it was back to back. Like obviously you're going to Houston. Yeah. That's how like the Padres and Rangers just did the same thing.

Yeah.

In Texas, too, in San Diego. because it was back to back like obviously we're going to Houston that's like the Padres and

Rangers just did the same thing yeah in Texas too in San Diego like why not just play four in

Texas or play four in Seattle whatever like it doesn't matter there's no fan there's no gate

but you're in your own bed you get like the home cooking maybe that's a advantage I don't know

it was not really an advantage for them.

Seemed weird. Yeah, but a lot of fun stuff has happened in the last week. Yeah. Well, yesterday,

you know, Kershaw chasing down those, those strikeout records, climbing the list. He's up to number two in Dodger history, passing Don Drysdale.

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