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Russell Martin and Manny Ramirez speak with Prime Ticket after the Dodgers' 7-2 win over the visiting Cubs. Martin blasted his second career grand slam in the L.A. victory.

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" Yeah Russ Grand Slam and he don't like mattered back right now like you don't act like you won the game a much needed victory the Grand Slam but I know you pretty happy about tonight's effort."

" I mean I'm almost -- got to act like you've done before so. I mean -- something is gone right now."

" But this is the second time that you have hit a Grand Slam the last time go back April of 2007. Were you looking first pitch fastball breaking ball you just want to get a good swing on anything."

" I was just looking for something elevated in the zone and I just wanted to get this week part of the bat on it. And it was it's about belt high and in you know I got it near far enough and luckily with a homer."

" Russ is always modesty doesn't really like talking about himself the lobby puts on the spot with a bullpen three straight night the middle relief has been very good. On that's been a sign of concern because of any in over a little bit overworked but the way the -- of this lately that's gotta give you good feeling going to have into September is well."

" Absolutely and you know our -- staff has been tremendous all year. You know like like everybody mean they're going to have their ups and downs. But for the most part most part have been consistent. And I mean it's collective effort as well you know it's our starters middle relievers you know it hasn't come again and again everybody's -- their work in."

" First every -- the ball right up the middle and you pulled it doubled on the line. You hit the ball harder retirements got to feel bigger and having your last two and a bachelor at one hit meant."

" I don't know man around the abilities you know what I look there now I'm uprooted and I trust myself on home. -- gonna vote even look -- until stern doing this season thus why subtle seasons hotel to. Save process and be more patient."

" You gotta get frustrated at times but it didn't seem like the frustration get season with your approach it was pretty much stays the same B when you're going through the stretches."

" Word struggle where there you know when I hear wonderful sense things don't go where want to. -- home you know things are good. How badly -- the team need to win -- not to win but the way it happened -- is a Grand Slam and everybody's into it. You know we've really comprehend those going to Hoffman and -- it was good you know though we got this win. We got a few winning you know we've got to put in more games and we're grateful and so when we need to -- winning."

" Trying to take you to bring you home to dodger town. Led -- a mate Joe Torre the -- Who was on the map and making waves in the National League. An HD on trying to get to."

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