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Prime Ticket talks about Joe Torre's managerial style. Find out how his influence is helping the Dodgers down the stretch.

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" Hey there everybody out there foxsports.com. I was appreciate when he just click on us and Dodgers got a victory they are right out early for games up on the Colorado Rockies are sort of what you think about that Joe Torre and and how much. Credit he deserves for how well. The dodged the -- RC well I think that the committee of Joe Torre any -- minutes as a ballclub more than anything else is the -- he keeps a club together enemy doesn't have issues with his players. Guys play hard form you don't hear complaining and and a locker room. That's that Joe Torre managed team. Now but I think at this point right now in -- season does not -- to do too much of -- is just gonna get a lot harder the closer gets in the playoffs but there's no way that he has to remind these guys how focused they have to be at this point this season. Four game -- that's a lot but it's not too much and they won't relax until -- a spot the -- this would be fourteen consecutive years in the post season prior to the Yankees he's kind of a manager that was -- around 500 -- success -- great payrolls and some great talent to work with but. As far as a baseball guy mean is a great player. Wording director mum on the list of managed well these first ballot Hall of Fame is no question that he did he'll be all fame manager and and is certainly deserves to be. I mean as -- sometimes you can't really penalize a manager for the team that he has the city gets to work but we talked about 200 billion dollar payrolls. In New York City but he didn't really have that kind of payroll in the early days when they were within those championships and he comes over here. This was not a great Dutch team when he took over taken into the playoffs or at least we Silva he'll take them to the playoffs two straight years so that's pretty outstanding not bad taste it lives up Patrick -- really want more Major League Baseball videos to the right here foxsports.com."

" Life taken is bringing you home to dodger town. Led by a native Joe Torre the blue crew was on the map and making waves in the National League. In HD on trying to get to."

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(0:06) a victory they are right out early for games up on the Colorado Rockies are sort of what you think about that Joe Torre and and how much. Credit he deserves for how well. The dodged the -- RC well I think that the committee of Joe Torre any -- minutes as a ballclub more than anything else is the -- he keeps a club together enemy doesn't have issues with his players. Guys play hard form you don't hear complaining and and a locker room. That's that Joe Torre managed team. Now but I think at this point right now in -- season does not -- to do too much of

(1:02) player. Wording director mum on the list of managed well these first ballot Hall of Fame is no question that he did he'll be all fame manager and and is certainly deserves to be. I mean as -- sometimes you can't really penalize a manager for the team that he has the city gets to work but we talked about 200 billion dollar payrolls. In New York City but he didn't really have that kind of payroll in the early days when they were within those championships and he comes over here. This was not a great Dutch team when he took over taken into the playoffs or at least we Silva he'll take them to the playoffs two straight years so that's pretty outstanding not bad taste it lives up Patrick -- really want more Major League Baseball videos to the right here foxsports.com.

(1:40) taken is bringing you home to dodger town. Led by a native Joe Torre the blue crew was on the map and making waves in the National League . In HD on trying to get to.