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It's a final from Seoul, South Korea.

The Dodgers opened the season, winning 5-2 over the Padres.

Carl Ravich and Eduardo Perez were on the call for the mothership,

and they join us now from South Korea.

Ravi, Eduardo, thanks for joining us.

Ravi, let me start with you.

The crowd felt almost like a soccer crowd there.

How would you describe maybe the difference in how they see baseball there and how we see it here?

It's interactive, Dan, and it's good to see you.

It's interactive.

They're involved with not only, I think, the play on the field.

They're very involved with the cheerleaders.

Whatever's going on in front of them, they're kind of participating with.

In between innings, and this is a thing now in all of sports venues. Like when the

half inning ends, the lights go out. Like the lights go out and darkness descends and everybody's

got the wristbands with different color lights on. So when there's no action on the field and

we're in a commercial, they're all very active. So to me, this is one of those participation

type. You get a trophy. You come in,

you get a trophy because you're participating and everybody, everybody is doing it. That,

that to me, is the biggest difference. To your point, that's what soccer is. They all get involved

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