Michael Kopech

I'm not joking.

I owe a lot of credit to Joe for even being a part of this team, for him vouching for me, to be a Dodger in the first place.

I'm a little emotional right now, but I'm also very happy to be here.

Absolutely.

The Rojas one.

Yeah.

I'm so happy for Miggy Rowe.

I mean, that's our captain.

We've named him captain two years in a row.

or whatever the award is that we call it, for him to come through in the most clutch moment of the postseason, you know, Game 7 of the World Series, to see him do something spectacular that way, to keep us alive, to keep us moving, couldn't happen to a better guy.

At his house?

Yeah.

I'm down.

I've never got an invite to Joe's house, so I'd love to go.

All right.

It seems like I'm kind of inviting myself at this point, but, you know, I'm down to do it.

I'm stoked.

Yeah.

So I unfortunately shut down for the season, so I won't be able to pitch.

But to get here, to be, you know, around a group of guys that have done this two years in a row, it's kind of special to me in a different way because my son's a dual citizen, so he'll actually be here for the World Series.