Dodgers and Andy Ruiz Jr (Hernandez, Shaikin)

Dodgers and Andy Ruiz Jr. are discussed

Episode 47 of the Arrive Early, Leave Late podcast, hosted by Los Angeles Times, titled "Dodgers and Andy Ruiz Jr (Hernandez, Shaikin)" was published on June 5, 2019 and runs 47 minutes.

June 5, 2019 ·47m · Arrive Early, Leave Late

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Dodgers and Andy Ruiz Jr. are discussed

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Host Beto Durán welcomes Dylan Hernandez and Bill Shaikin to the podcast. With the boxing world still buzzing from the first Mexican heavyweight champion, Andy Ruiz Jr., Hernandez discusses the bigger picture and adds some historical perspective to this significant moment. Prior to that discussion, Dylan discusses the state of the Dodgers. Later, Shaikin joins to discuss his recent story on the food at Dodger Stadium and how close we were to a minor league Dodgers team in the San Fernando Valley.

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