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Speaker 4: They are in Toronto, Canada, in particular the Rogers Center
Speaker 4: for Game six of this World series, a must win
Speaker 4: game with Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound.
Speaker 3: First pitch coming up at five to oh eight.
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Speaker 4: Throughout the hour, you'll hear from Dodger manager Dave Roberts.
Speaker 4: Get his thoughts on this Game six pitching matchup. How
Speaker 4: is this team feeling after the day off yesterday going
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Speaker 3: In just a few.
Speaker 4: Minutes, we'll have out to the Galloping Motors broadcast with
Speaker 4: with Steven Nelson and Rick Monday. Well, the Dodgers were
Speaker 4: off yesterday, traveling back north of the border to Toronto, Canada.
Speaker 4: That's because the Dodgers played Game five on Wednesday night.
Speaker 4: The series was tied at two, and the Dodgers felt
Speaker 4: pretty good with Blake Snell on the mound going for
Speaker 4: the Dodgers against Trey seven to the young right hander
Speaker 4: for the Blue Jays. Unfortunately, it didn't start off well
Speaker 4: for Snell. Zilla Davis Schnyder let off the game with
Speaker 4: a solo home run the very next batter, Vladigero Junior.
Speaker 5: A stunning start to Game five. You a one now, Guerrero.
Speaker 3: It's a las in a left field.
Speaker 6: This ball is long gone pin to the Dodgers bullpen,
Speaker 6: and the Blue Jays have gone back to back. Oh,
Speaker 6: Blake Snell to kickoff Game five, two nothing, two batters in.
Speaker 4: Well three pitches into the game and it was a
Speaker 4: two to nothing in Blue Jays lead on back to
Speaker 4: back home runs, but Blake Snell would settle in for
Speaker 4: the next couple of innings. Meanwhile, the Dodgers would get
Speaker 4: on the board in the bottom of the third thanks
Speaker 4: to the bat of Key.
Speaker 6: K This two one pitch, Keith k Hernandez crushes one
Speaker 6: forget about it and the Dodgers hard with hitter on.
Speaker 6: It's a quarter of the way up the pavilion for
Speaker 6: Keith k Hernandez, who has launched his first home run
Speaker 6: of the postseason to give Dodgers Stadium some much needed
Speaker 6: wife and.
Speaker 7: What was Dave Roberts talking about hitting mistakes?
Speaker 4: Key k Hernandez took advantage of that mistake with the
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Speaker 4: it down two to one. Unfortunately, though, things would get
Speaker 4: away from Blake Snell. He gave up a run in
Speaker 4: the top half of the fourth inning. He would get
Speaker 4: chased from the game. In the seventh inning with a
Speaker 4: runner on in Kim Edgardo Enriquez, and things weren't any better.
Speaker 4: He had a basis loaded walk, had a single. It
Speaker 4: was a blow, a wild pitch. I mean, it was
Speaker 4: just a mess out there in the seventh inning. In
Speaker 4: the eighth kind of Falifa single to left that added
Speaker 4: another run.
Speaker 3: It was a.
Speaker 4: Disaster as the Blue Jays scored two runs in the seventh,
Speaker 4: another run in the eighth. They go on and win
Speaker 4: it by a final of six to one. The seven
Speaker 4: gets the win, Blake Snell gets the loss. He falls
Speaker 4: to zero to two in this World Series, and the
Speaker 4: loss means the Dodgers down three games to two of
Speaker 4: this best of seven series and now the Toronto Blue
Speaker 4: Jays one went away from winning a World Series for
Speaker 4: the first.
Speaker 3: Time since nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 4: The Dodgers ZHO hoping not to have that happen tonight
Speaker 4: and force a Game seven. They send Yoshinobu Yamamoto on
Speaker 4: the mound.
Speaker 3: For Game six.
Speaker 4: First pitch from the Rogers Center in Toronto, Canada, coming
Speaker 4: up at five OHO eight and with more, let's head
Speaker 4: out to the Galpum Motors broadcast booth as we welcome
Speaker 4: in Stephen Nelson and Rick Monday.
Speaker 5: Guys, All right, Tim Kates, we're back in the six
Speaker 5: for Game six.
Speaker 3: The World Series has.
Speaker 5: No more wiggle room for the Dodgers.
Speaker 8: Moll.
Speaker 5: They lose the seasons over and the Blue Jays are
Speaker 5: World champions and so you can't win two unless you
Speaker 5: win the first one. And they have the right guy
Speaker 5: in the mound in Yoshinoba Yamamoto, starting opposite Kevin Gossman,
Speaker 5: another pitching rematch in this World Series.
Speaker 3: They off day yesterday, the travel day yesterday. What are
Speaker 3: you thinking about ahead of this content?
Speaker 7: I think, first of all, the Dodgers need to get
Speaker 7: the offense going, There's no question about that. The defense too,
Speaker 7: for that matter, they've not played particularly well, not up
Speaker 7: to the capabilities and what we have seen during the
Speaker 7: regular season. I think the mindset for the players has
Speaker 7: to be looked, this is the win tonight, you worry
Speaker 7: about tomorrow. If you get there, then this Dodger bumplob
Speaker 7: just kind of feel it. From what we heard in
Speaker 7: the interviews with the media a little bit earlier. Today,
Speaker 7: they feel confident about it. But in order to really
Speaker 7: feel confident about it, they're going to have to hit better.
Speaker 7: Because if we look at just the last two games,
Speaker 7: the Dodgers have scored just a total of three runs,
Speaker 7: They've hand only five walks and are hitting one sixty four.
Speaker 7: That's not going to get the job done for the Dodgers.
Speaker 7: Understand urgency tonight, but when tonight worry about tomorrow tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Can it happen that quickly as a hitter. Because it
Speaker 5: has now been an extended swoon for the offense, there
Speaker 5: have been a big Knights. Shohel Tani most notably, has
Speaker 5: had a couple of monster nights. Outside of that, he's
Speaker 5: been pretty human, and certainly beyond him, the Dodgers have
Speaker 5: not produced at all, especially in this World Series. Dodgers
Speaker 5: not named Otani hitting one eighty eight. When you compare
Speaker 5: that to the Blue Jays, you know they're big star
Speaker 5: Vlad Guerrero Junior. He's had a big series. Well even
Speaker 5: if without him they're hitting two forty nine. But I'm
Speaker 5: just curious. Can it flip that quickly like on and
Speaker 5: off day.
Speaker 3: For a unit?
Speaker 7: Normally? No, but it can. I mean, here's the deal. Uh,
Speaker 7: you and I were talking last night. What was the
Speaker 7: number you came up with the Dodgers winning two games
Speaker 7: in a.
Speaker 3: Row fifty times fifty different times in.
Speaker 7: The regular season. Well, okay, fine, it's more difficult here
Speaker 7: because you've got the two best teams in Major League Baseball.
Speaker 7: If you ask me that question, and you also told
Speaker 7: me what Kevin Gossman, who's going to start for the
Speaker 7: Blue Jays, how he was going to pitch today, I
Speaker 7: get to answer that question much better because he's known
Speaker 7: for the splitter. He'll elevate the fastball sometimes, but keep
Speaker 7: it down for the most part. Here's the reason I
Speaker 7: mentioned the splitter. The Dodgers are just one for twenty
Speaker 7: two against splitters in this series, and they struck out
Speaker 7: fourteen times against the splitter in those twenty two at
Speaker 7: match and we talk about the number of strikeouts. The
Speaker 7: Dodgers have to make better contacts. They have not done
Speaker 7: that in the first five games of the series.
Speaker 5: And they're going to ask yoshiohu y Alamodo to do
Speaker 5: something that has only been done potentially three times in
Speaker 5: the Divisional era, going back to nineteen sixty nine, three
Speaker 5: straight complete games in a single postseason. Kirk Schilling did
Speaker 5: it in two thousand and one. Bulldog did it in
Speaker 5: nineteen eighty eight. Louis Tiant did it three times in
Speaker 5: nineteen seventy five. Game six coming up in in a
Speaker 5: little while here, Tim, we'll get it back to you
Speaker 5: and be back later with some keys from Mote.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you, Nelly.
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Speaker 9: You know the big thing I think when you look
Speaker 9: at this team and you talk to them, they really
Speaker 9: remind you they've been here before. Maybe not necessarily in
Speaker 9: the World Series, but they have been in elimination games
Speaker 9: and most recently last year NLDS when they're trying to
Speaker 9: fight the narrative of them losing in the first round
Speaker 9: back to back years for them to fight back win
Speaker 9: Game four, forcing a Game five against the Padres and
Speaker 9: of course ultimately winning that series, moving on to the
Speaker 9: next round NLCS, then the World Series, and all of
Speaker 9: the guys last year they talked about how that was
Speaker 9: the biggest series for them, you know that, if not
Speaker 9: the Yankees, to them facing the Padres, that was the
Speaker 9: World Series. And so you now have a situation in which, yes,
Speaker 9: they are facing elimination today, but they're coming off of
Speaker 9: a really strong off day, a reset. All of the
Speaker 9: guys had the option of coming to practice. Every single
Speaker 9: one of them showed up. They understand, you know, they
Speaker 9: need to get back on track offensively. They've got Yoshnova
Speaker 9: as you mentioned on the mound. They believe he is
Speaker 9: the right guy because he has made it very clear
Speaker 9: that losing is not an option. And so when you
Speaker 9: have the group that's coming together right now, there was
Speaker 9: some levity yesterday or of course Dave Robert's trying to
Speaker 9: race his on Kim almost want a hamstring.
Speaker 3: Thank goodness, he did not. He is okay.
Speaker 9: He might have had to have some extra treatment today,
Speaker 9: but he is okay. But you're just seeing kind of
Speaker 9: there's a different feeling amongst this group right now as
Speaker 9: they come into tonight. They understand they have to play
Speaker 9: the game well. They kind of tai Oskar said, everything
Speaker 9: has to go perfect for them to pull this off.
Speaker 9: But they don't look at that perfection with pressure. They
Speaker 9: look at that as we know what we have to do.
Speaker 9: We've been here before, we have the skill set to
Speaker 9: do it. It's just let's play a.
Speaker 3: Complete baseball game. That starts with the pitching.
Speaker 9: It's the offense, it's team at bats, and it goes
Speaker 9: from there, and of course it's sound defense behind.
Speaker 4: Dodger's switching up the lineup again they did in Game five,
Speaker 4: and Dave Roberts is elected.
Speaker 3: To make another change to this game. Yeah, they have.
Speaker 9: So they've got Mookie Betts batting cleanup, and Dave Roberts
Speaker 9: was saying that how he likes just kind of with
Speaker 9: the top of the order going show Hey, Will Smith
Speaker 9: and then Freddie when it gives those guys a position
Speaker 9: to get the most at bats of this game. For
Speaker 9: Mookie Pats yesterday, he was taking some really good swings
Speaker 9: in the cage. He said he was talking to the coaches.
Speaker 9: He felt like he kind of felt something that looked
Speaker 9: really good for him. The coaches also relay the information
Speaker 9: and Dave Roberts, so they feel like he's in a
Speaker 9: good spot. Then they've got down in the order, Miguel
Speaker 9: Rojas is gonna be and they're playing at second base,
Speaker 9: moving Tommy Edmond to center feet and with Tommy he's
Speaker 9: been battling on ankle injury all year, but he has
Speaker 9: made it clear that he feels good enough to play
Speaker 9: defense in center field, and with him doing that, it
Speaker 9: gives him an opportunity to get Miguel Rojas in the game.
Speaker 3: And Dave Roberts was very adamant that.
Speaker 9: He wanted to see him in this one tonight. So
Speaker 9: of course it's gonna be the plus defense all around.
Speaker 9: But he just he brings a leadership and hopefully he
Speaker 9: will bring an energy and something related to that nine
Speaker 9: hole that we haven't really been.
Speaker 3: Able to see in this series.
Speaker 4: Well, looking forward to talking to YouTube tomorrow, Keirson before
Speaker 4: Game seven of this World Series.
Speaker 3: I truly believe we'll be talking again tomorrow. I do too, too,
Speaker 3: I really do. We'll hear from you after the game.
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Speaker 10: For Dave, Dave?
Speaker 1: Can you just describe Dave? Can you talk about the
Speaker 1: pressure in the dugouts with Dave Roberts?
Speaker 10: Hey, Doc, thanks for your time again.
Speaker 11: I'm curious.
Speaker 3: Are you okay? Did you need treatment? And are you
Speaker 3: available to pinch front tonight?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm I got to Medjimmy. I'm still gonna post.
Speaker 2: I'm probable. Uh So it's good recovered. Not my best decision,
Speaker 2: but it worked out. Oh yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: There's still some remnants on your left dock Hereston Dave.
Speaker 9: You're not someone who often likes to address the team,
Speaker 9: but as you all are facing elimination, looking to force
Speaker 9: a game seven, is there a conversation or a message
Speaker 9: that you share with the group this evening?
Speaker 2: No, you know what, I picked my spots and I
Speaker 2: just think that tonight it's you know, it's game six.
Speaker 2: This is what you look for. You want to be
Speaker 2: a part of this, You want to be in this moment,
Speaker 2: this game. The guys came in yesterday fresh, excited to
Speaker 2: work out, and that carried over to tonight. So for me,
Speaker 2: I'm excited, they're excited about playing tonight. So I think
Speaker 2: for me it's it. There's no reason they're kind of
Speaker 2: their actions are showing me that their head's in the
Speaker 2: right spot.
Speaker 3: Love Barry.
Speaker 12: Hey, Doc, Having experienced both of them different sets of characters,
Speaker 12: do you notice any similarities of the aftermath of the
Speaker 12: two eighteen inning games. You both lost two games at
Speaker 12: Dodger Stadium after those eighteen inning games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's fair. Obviously very emotional for our club,
Speaker 2: emotional for their club, But they came out in one
Speaker 2: two games and the Red Sox won two games. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know what the parallels were. But you know,
Speaker 2: as far as today, I feel good with Yamamoto. Tonight,
Speaker 2: I feel good where you know, I just feel good
Speaker 2: about what's going to happen tonight. But we got to
Speaker 2: play goodball.
Speaker 12: Is there any aftermath of a fatigue factor when you
Speaker 12: come out of a game like that.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there is, but you know, there's just kind
Speaker 2: of but I think there is for their team too,
Speaker 2: But they came out and won two ball games. So
Speaker 2: with the off day yesterday, I feel that we're refreshed.
Speaker 2: But it all doesn't matter. You still got to go
Speaker 2: out there and play good baseball. You got to win
Speaker 2: a game.
Speaker 3: Oh, go to the second row upfront, Doc. Oh sorry,
Speaker 3: that's a third rope on your left Jack. What went
Speaker 3: into the lineup changes today?
Speaker 2: You know, I think for me, I just really wanted,
Speaker 2: you know, Miggy in there. He's been a really glue
Speaker 2: guy for our club this year, and I just feel
Speaker 2: that having him in the lineup infuses some extra intensity
Speaker 2: energy into the to the lineup. On the defensive side too,
Speaker 2: I think that, you know, I wanted him to be
Speaker 2: in the lineup and nothing against anybody else. And then
Speaker 2: as far as kind of just putting MOOKI in the four,
Speaker 2: I just felt that I wanted those three guys to
Speaker 2: have a chance to get on for Mookie, get on base,
Speaker 2: and have those guys take the most of bets. And
Speaker 2: you know that's kind of the math a little bit.
Speaker 4: All right, there's a manager, Dave Roberts explaining a lot there,
Speaker 4: including why Mookie Betts moved to the four hole in
Speaker 4: the lineup tonight for Game six.
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Speaker 4: All right, DVI, We just heard from the manager, Dave Roberts,
Speaker 4: sort of explaining his thinking behind Mookie Betts to the
Speaker 4: four hole. We'll see if it pays off the move tonight.
Speaker 4: Switching up this lineup, which also includes Miguel Rojas batty
Speaker 4: ninth and at second base.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and that's something if you remember when this series
Speaker 11: was still in sit in its infancy. After Andy Pott
Speaker 11: has continued to struggle. I asked Dave Roberts before Game two,
Speaker 11: any thoughts about benching Andy Pote. Has that turned into
Speaker 11: a narrative. And here we are Game six, and it's
Speaker 11: the lineup that I was hoping to see after Game two,
Speaker 11: and that's Tommy Edmond playing center field and Miguel Rojas
Speaker 11: at second base. The Dodgers need to get the lineup
Speaker 11: turned over and runners on base for show.
Speaker 3: Hey o Taani.
Speaker 11: Miguel Rojas was in the interview room earlier today talking
Speaker 11: about how the Dodgers can score some runs and get
Speaker 11: this series to a game seven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, execution.
Speaker 10: I think it all comes down to that. I think
Speaker 10: we've been playing the whole year two open downs, and
Speaker 10: this is not gonna be any different. We knew he
Speaker 10: wasn't gonna be easy. At some point, he was gonna
Speaker 10: get tough for us. Obviously, we've been playing really good
Speaker 10: throughout this whole postseason. By the season kind of tought
Speaker 10: us a lot, and I feel like this is a
Speaker 10: moment where we're gonna get all the experience that we
Speaker 10: got from not just a year, but the experience that
Speaker 10: a lot of guys in this clubhouse have to kind
Speaker 10: of face the couple games. And the whole goal is
Speaker 10: to play a game again here tomorrow. Nothing you can
Speaker 10: do about the past. All you can do about the
Speaker 10: suppression and what do you do today to perform, to
Speaker 10: execute the plan and to go out there for every
Speaker 10: single out to kind of like give everything that you have,
Speaker 10: because I mean, two more days you're gonna be home
Speaker 10: and you're gonna be resting and having a full of season.
Speaker 11: All right, There's Miguel Rojas, who is starting at second base, saying, look,
Speaker 11: the Dodgers need to score some runs early. This crowd
Speaker 11: is already filing in tim When I got to the
Speaker 11: ballparking around two o'clock Eastern time today, there were fans
Speaker 11: that had their fold out chairs of forty five degree weather.
Speaker 11: That means they had been here first quite some time.
Speaker 11: They try to line up to get into the stadium.
Speaker 11: So this is going to be a rocket crowd. And
Speaker 11: just being around the city of Toronto yesterday and today,
Speaker 11: this city is getting ready for a celebration tonight, and
Speaker 11: the Dodgers need to spoil.
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Speaker 4: I don't know, is it asking a lot for this
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Speaker 11: If there's one pitcher on this team that can do it,
Speaker 11: it's Yamamoto.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 11: I brought this up to you a couple of different times.
Speaker 11: He was in this situation pitching for his team in
Speaker 11: Japan the year before the Dodgers signed him, in the
Speaker 11: Japan Series that's the equivalent of the World Series. His
Speaker 11: team was down three games to two. He started Game six,
Speaker 11: he pitched a complete game with fourteen strikeouts, and his
Speaker 11: team won Game seven. So he's no stranger to this
Speaker 11: type of stage. And certainly the Dodgers don't need a
Speaker 11: complete game, but they do need at least seven innings
Speaker 11: from Yama And it would be who the Dodgers and
Speaker 11: actually help Yamamoto navigate this game if they can score
Speaker 11: some early runs. The Dodgers. Talking to a few people
Speaker 11: around the team, players, coaches, they feel like they've got
Speaker 11: to flip the script script and be more aggressive early
Speaker 11: in counts. Jose Mota just showed me something. How the
Speaker 11: Dodgers are batting just one to ninety on first pitch
Speaker 11: this series, while the Blue Jays are hitting four point
Speaker 11: thirty three. The Dodgers have got to hit their pitch
Speaker 11: and be ready early in.
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Speaker 4: up against the Blue Jays, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Kevin Gosman, the
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Speaker 3: All right, tim Game six.
Speaker 8: Obviously the Dodgers need to win to continue to play
Speaker 8: on tomorrow. Thinking back more conversation that Don Zimmer had
Speaker 8: with Joe Tory when Joe was managing, and Zimmer of
Speaker 8: course had been around forever, and he said, managing in
Speaker 8: the World Series is different than the rest of the
Speaker 8: year because managing in the World Series, especially a game
Speaker 8: like this, you focused one inning at a time, then
Speaker 8: the next inning in the next inning.
Speaker 3: What did he mean by that?
Speaker 7: Well, and in this one to a game six, you
Speaker 7: may be thinking better to better, and there's no question
Speaker 7: about that. You have to win every inning. In other words,
Speaker 7: you need shutout innings. And for the Dodgers, they've been
Speaker 7: shut out in too many innings. They need to get
Speaker 7: really uninvolved and start to hit the baseball and hit
Speaker 7: it much better than they have so far, because in
Speaker 7: this series they're being out hit quite frankly, the defense
Speaker 7: has been better by the Toronto Blue Jays, and they're
Speaker 7: really they've being the Dodgers and are hanging their hopes
Speaker 7: on the Yoshinobu Gabamano, who has been absolutely brilliant in
Speaker 7: postseason play.
Speaker 8: We'll get to the pitching in just a moment, but
Speaker 8: the Dodgers, the big problem has been hitting. Since the
Speaker 8: eighteen inning Game three victory, they're ten for sixty one,
Speaker 8: hitting one sixty four. Over the last twenty nine innings,
Speaker 8: they're hitting one sixty eight and they hit two oh
Speaker 8: one and struck out fifty five times in the series.
Speaker 1: They're not hitting really at any level.
Speaker 7: No, no, And if we look at Game five, struck
Speaker 7: out fifteen times, fifty five punch outs. You talk it
Speaker 7: out so far in the World Series and tonight they
Speaker 7: have to figure out how they're going to hit the splitter.
Speaker 7: And I say that because Kevic Gossman going for the
Speaker 7: Blue Jays. The Dodgers this year in the postseason are
Speaker 7: just one for twenty two when the opposing pitcher has
Speaker 7: thrown a splitter. One for twenty two includes fourteen strikeouts.
Speaker 7: And it's interesting too, Charlie, you and I talked earlier
Speaker 7: this afternoon. It's interesting that Dave Roberts changes his lineup around,
Speaker 7: having Mookie Benz now batting in the fourth spot, Tommy
Speaker 7: Edmond with his ankle, is going to be in center field,
Speaker 7: and Miguel Rojas, who makes very good contact normally, is
Speaker 7: going to be at second base and batting the nine spot.
Speaker 7: The Dodgers need some production in the bottom part of
Speaker 7: the lineup, so they can no longer pitch around show
Speaker 7: hey o Tiney in the top of the line So.
Speaker 8: BET's is struggling and now he's going to back clean
Speaker 8: up today. That's the lowest he has hit in a
Speaker 8: batting order in eight years. And hopefully Bets can turn
Speaker 8: this thing around.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they liked how Mookie adjusted the swing yesterday during
Speaker 7: the workout. By the way, that workout yesterday, the Dodger
Speaker 7: players are sent out. Look, it's a voluntary workout, you know,
Speaker 7: traveling the night before all night and getting into town. Yes,
Speaker 7: you've got the time change in the whole routine. Every
Speaker 7: one of the players showed up for the optional workout,
Speaker 7: and of course we saw Dave Robertson trying to delighten
Speaker 7: the motor run at the end of the workout, doing
Speaker 7: the face plan, trying to draise Hazan Kim from first
Speaker 7: to third base. Here at the end of the workout,
Speaker 7: Dave should have gone from first across the mound to
Speaker 7: try and get the thirty bets.
Speaker 8: By the way, three for twenty three in the series.
Speaker 8: That's one thirty so Yamamoto two straight complete games, one run,
Speaker 8: eight strikeouts and nine ning was the last time out last.
Speaker 3: Ten starts, a one thirty one er.
Speaker 8: But you can't sell Kevin Gosman short, although he lost
Speaker 8: Game two against the splitter, and that's his best pitch
Speaker 8: in the Dodgers' weakest batting average against the splitter, it's
Speaker 8: about a.
Speaker 3: Half a run per nine dings.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And for Gosman, one of the things he's changed
Speaker 7: is he throws that fast bow down in the strike
Speaker 7: zone more often than he did when he first came up.
Speaker 7: Once that has done, it's the same eye level on
Speaker 7: the spoil. This down is when he begins to throw
Speaker 7: the splitter, it starts down and by the time he
Speaker 7: gets to home plate it's too late to stop the swing.
Speaker 7: And opposing hitters and just the dickens of a time
Speaker 7: trying to lay off that pitch.
Speaker 8: And George Springer is in the lineup today for Toronto.
Speaker 8: He'll be batting lean off.
Speaker 3: We'll see if that.
Speaker 8: Old league or whatever it was on the side will
Speaker 8: be strong enough for him to continue on today and
Speaker 8: if need be tomorrow, Game six.
Speaker 3: Right around the corner.
Speaker 4: Tim, all right, thank you, Charlie. Well, that's the Dodger
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Speaker 11: Game six is upon us, and we're here right now
Speaker 11: with the man that's been with the Dodgers longer than
Speaker 11: anybody else this side of Clayton Kershaw. And that's the
Speaker 11: one and only Key K Hernandez key K. Thanks a
Speaker 11: lot for the time and appreciate it and great to catch.
Speaker 1: Up with you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, key K.
Speaker 11: When you look at the situation you guys are in,
Speaker 11: you've been in this spot before, as recently as last
Speaker 11: year in the NLDS. Do you guys draw upon that
Speaker 11: feeling and the way you responded.
Speaker 14: I mean, yeah, you you got to try to find
Speaker 14: a positive way to think about things, and you know
Speaker 14: what better way to think about that? We've been here before,
Speaker 14: and we've gotten out of this hole before, and I
Speaker 14: think under even tougher circumstances. You know, going into game
Speaker 14: four last year down two to one against the Padres
Speaker 14: at their place, with no starting picture kind of put
Speaker 14: us in a tough spot. But you know, knowing that
Speaker 14: we came from we came from behind from that and
Speaker 14: we were able to you know, to do it. And
Speaker 14: for me, you know a few of the guys here
Speaker 14: we're here in twenty twenty when we came from behind
Speaker 14: three to one, there's some of us that have been
Speaker 14: been there, done that, So you know, you just got
Speaker 14: to find a way to you know, flesh it out.
Speaker 11: When you have a picture like Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound,
Speaker 11: for you guys, is that where some of this confidence
Speaker 11: comes from that you can force a game seven?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean, I think with our starting rotation, no
Speaker 14: matter who's on the mound, we feel really good about it. Obviously,
Speaker 14: you know, is probably the guy that throwing the ball
Speaker 14: the best and no better guy to take them out
Speaker 14: and again than him with a season on the line,
Speaker 14: and obviously we know as an offense that we need
Speaker 14: to we need to pick it up and we need
Speaker 14: to do our jobs.
Speaker 11: I've seen a lot of your Playoffs series before. There's
Speaker 11: been times where there's been a lot of overthinking trying
Speaker 11: to play that chess game with the other pitcher the
Speaker 11: other team. Do you feel like you're at that point
Speaker 11: in this series where at some point you guys just
Speaker 11: got to find a way to compete in the batter's
Speaker 11: box and and not worry about what they're trying to
Speaker 11: do to you, but play to your strengths.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Man, I just we need to be better overall. I
Speaker 14: mean just not one thing or the other. We just
Speaker 14: need to be better. We need to fight. We need
Speaker 14: to find that fight, and uh, you know, I I'm
Speaker 14: confident that we're gonna We're gonna show up and we're
Speaker 14: gonna do that. Obviously, it's a it's a winner go home, So, uh,
Speaker 14: you just gotta leave it all on the field and
Speaker 14: and compete to the best of your abilities.
Speaker 11: You guys said that you Savage did some different things
Speaker 11: in game five than what you saw in game one.
Speaker 11: Do you beg Kevin Gossman to do anything differently or
Speaker 11: is it going back to what we talked about.
Speaker 3: Just seeing what he has that night? In adjusting game. No. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think we're gonna do a better job adjusting in game.
Speaker 14: It's just I don't necessarily think that Gosman is gonna
Speaker 14: come out differently. He had really good stuff his last
Speaker 14: time out. He had really good command, he was he
Speaker 14: threw a great game Game two. Is just we were
Speaker 14: able to get to him in the seventh thing, so
Speaker 14: hopefully we can get to him before before the seventh
Speaker 14: this time through.
Speaker 11: You're one of the more direct guys, so I'll ask
Speaker 11: you this direct question. A lot of people are speculating
Speaker 11: and talking about whether or not that eighteen inning game
Speaker 11: took a lot out of the team these last two games.
Speaker 11: Do you feel like that's just something people are trying
Speaker 11: to grasp to or is there something to it.
Speaker 14: I mean, obviously people were going to talk about they
Speaker 14: got to you know, you gotta find when things are
Speaker 14: not going well, they're gonna speculate about X and y's
Speaker 14: and I think we go out we win game four,
Speaker 14: nobody was going to be talking about you know, that
Speaker 14: took a lot of out of us. You know, it's
Speaker 14: just even in game three, in that eighteen any game,
Speaker 14: we were just not really doing much as an offense,
Speaker 14: and the only difference was that their offense wasn't doing
Speaker 14: anything as well. So the last couple of days or
Speaker 14: their offense has been able to capitalize on when they
Speaker 14: when they've had traffic, they've hit some key homers, and
Speaker 14: we haven't been able to do that. I think for
Speaker 14: us it's just a matter of you know, going back
Speaker 14: to bases and just competing.
Speaker 11: Does anything need to be said before the game? Where
Speaker 11: was anything said on the plane ride here? Or does
Speaker 11: nothing need to be said?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 3: I think things that happened in locker rooms should stay
Speaker 3: in the locker room. I don't think that's uh.
Speaker 14: You know, I'll let you guys create narratives, but uh,
Speaker 14: I think locker room is is a zoro private space
Speaker 14: and what happens in there should probably stay in there.
Speaker 11: All right, sounds good, I love it.
Speaker 3: Thanks K, Thank you for the time.
Speaker 11: Cool Thanks there he goes Key k Hernandez, great vibes.
Speaker 11: Before Game six of the World Tim, we'll send it
Speaker 11: back to you in the studio.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks a lot, DV, thank you Key.
Speaker 4: Leading up to first pitch, Dodgers and Blue Jays coming up, though,
Speaker 4: we'll dive deeper into this pitching matchup.
Speaker 3: Don't go anywhere. I'm Tim Kase.
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Speaker 3: They make it easy. Kevin Gosman on the mound.
Speaker 4: Thirty four year old veteran right hander made thirty two
Speaker 4: starts during the regular season ten and eleven to three
Speaker 4: fifty nine ERA, making his fifth start, sixth appearance here
Speaker 4: in the postseason. Dodgers saw him in Game two last Saturday,
Speaker 4: six and two thirty eight. He has three runs, four hits,
Speaker 4: six strikeouts, and a loss. This is the fourteenth time
Speaker 4: he has faced the Dodgers. He's faced him as a
Speaker 4: member the Orioles, the Braves, the Giants, and now the
Speaker 4: Blue Jays. Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound for the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Twenty seven year old right hitter made thirty starts during
Speaker 4: the regular season, twelve to eight with the two to
Speaker 4: forty nine eras over two hundred strikeouts. He made four
Speaker 4: starts already this postseason, He's three to one with a
Speaker 4: one to.
Speaker 3: Fifty seven ERA.
Speaker 4: He has thrown two consecutive complete games, going to distance
Speaker 4: in Game two of the NLCS and then Game two
Speaker 4: of the Fall Classic. Here in the World Series again,
Speaker 4: facing the Blue Jays last week, second consecutive complete game.
Speaker 4: He allowed only four hits, just the one run, no walks,
Speaker 4: eight strikeouts in the win. Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Kevin Gosman Dodgers
Speaker 4: in Blue Jays were fifteen minutes away from first pitch
Speaker 4: Game six of the World Series. I'm Tim Kasi's World champion.
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Speaker 4: of the World Series. Yoshinovo Yamamoto, Kevin Gosman. The pitching matchup,
Speaker 4: first pitch coming up at five eights as we get
Speaker 4: ready for this head to head matchup, Dodgers need to
Speaker 4: win to force a Game seven. Is the Blue Jays
Speaker 4: have a three to two series lead. The tep back
Speaker 4: out and out of the booth one final time, Steven Nelson,
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Speaker 5: Tim Kats, Kevin Gossman's very first pitch is just moments
Speaker 5: away here in Rogers Center, Game six of the one
Speaker 5: and twenty first World Series.
Speaker 3: And mope.
Speaker 5: If the Dodgers are going to go back to back
Speaker 5: as champions, they're gonna.
Speaker 3: Have to do it the hard way.
Speaker 5: They need to win tonight to force a Game seven
Speaker 5: on Saturday here in Toronto.
Speaker 3: The key for them to do that is.
Speaker 7: Is to make contact. And they've got to do that
Speaker 7: much better than what they had done so far in
Speaker 7: this series. The Blue Jays, who known really for contact,
Speaker 7: type of a team that they've proven. I think that
Speaker 7: at two sixty one, the Dodgers only two oh one.
Speaker 7: Dodgers also have five guys in a roster that have
Speaker 7: hit below two hundred so far in this series. So
Speaker 7: what about Gosman the splitter keeping the fast ball down.
Speaker 7: Dodgers have not had a really good success against that splitter. Yeah,
Speaker 7: we're gonna find out. You know, there's kind of a
Speaker 7: drastic change in that lineup tonight with Mooki Betts moving
Speaker 7: down to the number four spot. So so Tommy Smith
Speaker 7: Freeman and then Betts, and as Tommy Edmund is going
Speaker 7: to move to center field tonight and Miguel Rojas will
Speaker 7: be at second base, and with that move to second base,
Speaker 7: hopefully that's going to shore up the infield, which quite
Speaker 7: frankly the last game missed two golden opportunities to turn
Speaker 7: in double blade.
Speaker 5: Doctor Rick Krguski I asked him, Hey, when was the
Speaker 5: last time Mookie Betts hitting a cleanup spot? He said
Speaker 5: Game four of the twenty seventeen Alds when he was
Speaker 5: still with the Boston Red Sox. It has been eight
Speaker 5: years since Mookie Betts has dropped down to the four
Speaker 5: spot of the lineup. The Dodgers trying to spark something
Speaker 5: I am I am told that yesterday at the workout
Speaker 5: Bets was in really good spirits, which is the bigger
Speaker 5: thing than anything you can talk about swing mechanics and timing.
Speaker 5: But for Mookie, when he is down mentally and emotionally,
Speaker 5: things can snowball on him in a hurry, as we
Speaker 5: have seen over the last three rounds of the postseasons,
Speaker 5: the wildcard round. But if he's feeling good on the
Speaker 5: off day, hitting into Game six, the Dodgers hope that
Speaker 5: is a positive sign.
Speaker 3: Here tonight.
Speaker 5: When the game actually begins, which you know what tim is,
Speaker 5: in just a couple of minutes, could be the final
Speaker 5: game of the twenty twenty five season for the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: They certainly hope not, and we certainly hope not.
Speaker 3: We'll get it back to you.
Speaker 4: I believe they will force a Game seven tomorrow night
Speaker 4: at Rogers Center. The Dodgers offense has been quiet so
Speaker 4: far in this Fall Classic. They were one of the
Speaker 4: best offenses during the regular season. You gotta believe, Dodger fans,
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Speaker 4: the game seven.
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