Sax and Cates In The AM (Hour 1) 10/22/25

A busy hour of SCAM! Blue Jays Analyst Buck Martinez joins the guys. Future Hall of Fame manager/player Dusty Baker stops by to talk Dodgers and the World Series. Dodgers broadcast Jose Mota. 

Steve and Tim talk about some of the storylines in this World Series. Hear from Freddie Freeman about his Canadian roots. Remember when Shohei was almost a Blue Jay? Dodgers Insider David Vassegh before the team gets ready to fly to Toronto.

Stece Sax and Tim Cates talk about the sustained success of the Dodgers and the culture of the clubhouse. Hear from manager Dave Roberts. A certain MLB Analyst playing into the narrative about the Dodgers runining baseball. Dodgers fans call in to the show.

Off-day Dodger Talk with David Vassegh as the Dodgers get ready to travel to Toronto for game 1 of the 2025 World Series.

Steve and Tim talk about the economic narrative that some in baseball are pushing and how fans dont care about it. Former Dodgers great Jerry Reuss joins the guys.

Steve and Tim get into the Dodgers starting rotation and how it has lined up perfectly for them in October. A certain Dodgers reliever wants to be included on the World Series roster, but his regular season numbers weren't great and can they trust him now. Dodgers cans weigh-in on Tanner Scott.

Steve Sax and Tim Cates recap the Blue Jays win over the Mariners in the ALCS. Mookie Betts has been consistent this October and the Dodgers need him to continue his hot hitting in the World Series. Andrew Friedman tired of the narrative of Dodgers just buy championships

Steve and Tim on Ohtani's performance in game 4 of the NCLS and will we ever see anything like that again? Dodgers David Vassegh joins the guys. Who would the Dodgers rather face in the World Series, Mariners and Blue Jays?

Steve and Tim get into the whole narrative that the Dodgers are "ruining baseball." Calls from Dodgers fans. A NL West team is considering hiring a college baseball coach as their new manager

Steve Sax and Tim Cates look back at what Shohei Ohtani did in Game 4 of the NLCS. Is it the greatest performance in baseball history? The backstory on how Roki Sasaki became the closer for the Dodgers and how it was up to him to decide he wanted to pitch out of the bullpen this October.