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Subscribe now. What's up everybody and welcome to episode 252 of the Talking Shot podcast. I am your host, Brad

Roland. It is Saturday evening for me, Saturday afternoon for my co-host this week. Yes,

folks, it is West Coast correspondent. Scott Coleman and honestly, Scott, the team that you are

geographically closest to in this series is not the brave. So do I have to question your

allegiances in this spot?

Nobody will be happier to see the Braves win.

Hopefully four games this week, right?

It's going to be seven days, seven games.

But yeah, it's going to be a challenge for the first time ever.

This is the NLCS talking shot preview show, which is a lot of fun to do.

It's going to be a challenge to be sure. Yeah, absolutely. You know, when we recorded last with

Eric and I, we suspected heavily it was going to be the Dodgers. They were up to, oh, in the

series, and given that they are really good, they were massive favorites. They ended up winning

game three to complete the sweep over the Padres.

So set the stage for Braves Dodgers.

And honestly, for a long time now, we've discussed the Dodgers as a potential slash likely NLCS opponent.

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