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Hear from the Dodgers after their 8-2 win over the Mariners. Andre Either hit three home runs in the victory.

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" Casey -- pretty good shake -- movies did not meet go after Audrey -- but he's not collecting his thoughts at such a big night. I know you're gonna want it's not about him I want to focus on U verse and the consistent offense you have put up nice look at that scoreboard -- at home. So -- your offense."

" I yeah I didn't really recognize the seems like we've had some. Ups and downs near Dodger Stadium score runs and now it's is highest Billick up there and -- seven -- there on the board and it was nice yup they're good good start Andre with the big three run homer out to start the game off you know and and I do what you know. Not to overlook his performance but played herself with a great story tonight. We got the lead in and out lately we've been getting some -- and then maybe given mob you know maybe the next inning but. He's done -- an outstanding job tonight that was one of -- one of the keys or victory tonight."

" We took my segue because first I had an RBI tonight as -- he was up there with the offense as you talk about your consistency seven games with an RBI. And you look at this Dodgers team that has not lost three general what does that say you're the only team in the major leagues that you think you know we haven't dropped three straight."

" Well. Guys guys -- that the great some to be pretty proud of but. You know it just goes it is the credit to -- consistent approach showing up. Expecting a win you know it's showing up and has never been satisfied. Working hard. And you know it just like at that expecting to win you know you come become the field is. You know what that confidence that without swagger if you if you want to call that man. You -- do you got day in and day out we we've got a great job without Manning."

" Annoys the professional on the field and off the field and you're going to acquiesce to the got the big bat tonight. Not that you did help out but even you're setting yourself what do you want people are. -- your number don't we Brady's a nice guy. Okay what I -- you want to do the interview either tonight move up."

" Now -- Andre. Yeah there is no homers on the road bomb all at home mom mean can you explain that. I guess just comfortable feeling near my home in. Went out there in you know not you know I just constant enough on the road -- to put a good swing on the ball and com I'd better pick it up and if I do I can have a lot more than they do right now you know follow up. Well. Thinking Islamic that's not doing homers than it is all good about it though."

" You response to that is the challenge none."

" What's good camaraderie amongst teammates you know have a I guess a race amongst each other in. I did see him catch and have been overtake -- I think for a little -- I had and put the pressure back on the go ahead."

" I career night that maybe need to learn a thing or two about a curtain call they were calling you back out here so take another curtain call all right out done and thank you so very much yet this is where you thank him. -- that -- thank him I had -- the another interview he got licensed."

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(0:19) really recognize the seems like we've had some. Ups and downs near Dodger Stadium score runs and now it's is highest Billick up there and -- seven -- there on the board and it was nice yup they're good good start Andre with the big three run homer out to start the game off you know and and I do what you know. Not to overlook his performance but played herself with a great story tonight. We got the lead in and out lately we've been getting some -- and then maybe given mob you know maybe the next inning but. He's done -- an outstanding job tonight that was one of -- one of the keys or victory tonight.

(1:34) come become the field is. You know what that confidence that without swagger if you if you want to call that man. You -- do you got day in and day out we we've got