the next highest vote question is from cheryl franco, she asked since the book is been released, have you heard from the dodger organization about this? >> no, there is no baseball, who knows the doctors might be too distracted to comment on the book but i have not heard anything from the dodgers. >> should we get one of the owners to pop on. [laughter] >> there's definitely a couple here that i think you've answered during the course of talking about the emotions of the people that you have interviewed and you talk about that indefinitely still feeling the echoes of what is happened as a family and the generations but andrew ate asked, when the dodgers came to los angeles, almost immediately he became the spanish voice of the dodgers, was is seen as a representation for the community during the early years ordered the battle overshadow the present -- >> that cut off and it picked up again with joining the team. >> there was just that overshadow houses present. >> the one thing about the dodgers, i don't think they came to town with the intention of every mexican-american and every pe

the next highest vote question is from cheryl franco. she asked since the book has been released have you heard anything from the dodger organization about it? >> no, nothing, nothing at all. it's also, i mean, there's no baseball right now, too. so who knows. the dodgers might be too distracted to comment on the book, but no. i mean, i haven't heard anything from the dodgers. >> okay. >> in this like-- one of the owners could pop on. >> so a couple here i think you have answered during the course of it, talking about, you know, the emotions of the people that you interviewed and you talked about that and definitely still feeling the echoes of what had happened as a family over the generations. generations. but when the dodgers came to los angeles, and immediately became the spanish voice of the doermgs dodgers. was this seen in the years-- did the chavez ravine overshadow the presence or was that -- >> that cut off after the presence and picked up again with join the team. >> oh. that was just a-- did the battle overshadow the presence

the next highest vote question is from cheryl franco. she asks, since the book has been released have you heard anything from the dodger organization about this? >> no. nothing at all. there's no baseball right now, too, so who knows, the doctors might be too distracted to comment on the book but no, i haven't heard anything from the dodgers. >> -- get one of the owners to pop on? [laughing] >> there's a couple here's your answered during the course of this, talking about the emotions of the people you interviewed. you talk about that and definitely still feeling the echoes of what has happened as a a family over the generations. andrew asked come when the dodgers came to los angeles almost immediately -- became the spanish voice of the dodgers. was the scene as a representation for the hispanic community in the early years or was that overshadowed? >> that cut off after -- picked up again with joined the team. >> there was just did it overshadow? >> so one thing about the dodgers is, i don't think like they came to town with the impress