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We here at Dodgers left hander Randy Wolf. Randy a lot of teams if they would have lost the players like Manny Ramirez fifty games it would devastate them. You guys have played very well fought off a little bit offensively. How you been able to keep it together. I think the key reason why we're winning before Manny -- the suspension was because of our pitching. Our starters have done a good job keeping the team in the game keeping the other team to the woman runs and then also is that. Some guys emerge of the bullpen that really weren't counted on as he's started but I've been usually. Though Dario and try because and outstanding force. And guys just you know think of the -- is where. But things weren't there in the first place and I think that in the keyword you know last thing to perfect examples now we've been playing nowhere. Looks like -- out and that we just find a way to win we don't do we haven't been killing anybody. -- just in fine way to to win games. Joe Torre is very much praised his team's chemistry. He has said young players like the veterans veterans like young players a lot differently was just a couple of years ago here with UC. Well -- experience being here in 07 where there was some turmoil going on and it was it was not a great atmosphere. Now which is a great atmosphere I think there's a great mix of older veteran guys who know their roles want to win. And really like being here and the young guys or -- of seven that I played -- really matured a lot in just a couple years I think he knows the rules now. I think they're comfortable with the -- players and they don't have any insecurity that -- and there's. Can have a chip on the shoulder don't have that they want to win. I think experience last year. Was so big form of giving that is the way into -- NLCS and realize what it's all about. You've played a lot of managers. Lately for Joe Torre. What is different about him. Joe is the comments manager I've I've played for. I think he's had so much experience. He's gone through pretty much everything I -- think and he's a calming influence in the dugout and when you have a season like a baseball season which is so long there's so many ways to get emotional when it's impossible you'll -- yourself on that emotional. And the kind of brings a presence in the clubhouse and the dugout which helps us out can even kill here. -- 32 years old you played eleven seasons. You've been an All-Star but you never pitched or played for a post season team. How often do you think about what that would be like. That saw it -- about. You know I've played in Philadelphia for eight years. Inundate the after -- that the -- in the world championship. Miles of the Dodgers. In what years on nine and LA. 07 while. That was you know it excuse it was my house. So. This party feels like going to bad luck charm but I'm over it all turns around and you know it's been tough I had the -- want to do is just. You know -- playoff -- when the championship in and go from there that think that that's what it's all mountain and I haven't done it. Last thing -- Jamie Moyer pitched last night it's 46 years old. Can you imagine what that would be like -- still -- at that age. I'd love to do it you know. I like what what Jamie does I think. You know my thing as your one chance to play this game -- I just about doing it since I was little kid. And I've never understood the guys that jumped about playing here and they all said that thirty guys on applicable yours I'm done. If you have the ability is still good guys now you can play this game on play for as long as I can. And he's obviously done that he still has the passion for the game. -- them you know sixties and he he loves baseball has been out there and I think that's that's fun to watch -- thank you very much no problem can yeah.