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Speaker 2: in fifteen minutes. Also, we will get you that snail
Speaker 2: Zilla update that I missed last night. We will hear
Speaker 2: from Justin Robleski and Miguel Rojas, who had a very
Speaker 2: uncharacteristic night. For Miguel Rojas, I can't remember a game
Speaker 2: like that that Miguel Rojas has played for the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: Probably the first one, and that's going back to his
Speaker 2: first stint with the Dodgers. It was just one of
Speaker 2: those nights, and I hate it when guys say that's
Speaker 2: just baseball, But in a lot of ways tonight it
Speaker 2: was just baseball because the Dodgers had an opportunity to
Speaker 2: blow this game open in the fifth inning against Mike Lorenzen,
Speaker 2: where he was in a heap of trouble with the
Speaker 2: bases loaded. He actually forced in a run by walking
Speaker 2: in a run, and Max Munths he hit a bullet
Speaker 2: to right field, or this game is blown open if
Speaker 2: it's it to the left twenty thirty feet or to
Speaker 2: the right twenty thirty feet, or maybe just five miles
Speaker 2: an hour lighter. But he could have broken this game
Speaker 2: open with that hit. And that seemed to be the
Speaker 2: story of the first five innings, where Mike Lorenzen was
Speaker 2: walking a high wire act and the Dodgers really allowed
Speaker 2: him to stay in this game. He benefited by a
Speaker 2: lot of good luck. The Dodgers were hitting the ball
Speaker 2: at a lot of guys, and the Rockies in the
Speaker 2: eighth inning were hitting the ball where there weren't and
Speaker 2: when they did it the ball where there was somebody,
Speaker 2: it went off the glove of Miguel Rojas, or a
Speaker 2: bunt on the third base side, nobody home at third base,
Speaker 2: Alex Friedlan unwisely throws the ball to Rojas on the run,
Speaker 2: ball gets away, goes into the Dodger dugout the go
Speaker 2: ahead run scores, and those are things that take us
Speaker 2: by surprise because we don't usually see the Dodgers make
Speaker 2: mistakes like we saw in the eighth inning, and we
Speaker 2: usually see other teams make those mistakes and the Dodgers
Speaker 2: usually take advantage of it. So a very uncharacteristic night
Speaker 2: for Miguel Rojas, not only the two mistakes in the
Speaker 2: eighth inning, the mental mistake and also the physical mistake,
Speaker 2: but also in the fifth inning. He's so good and
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts relies on him to be that guy who
Speaker 2: laid down the bunts in safety squeeze situations, and he
Speaker 2: couldn't do that tonight in the fifth inning, and that
Speaker 2: cost the Dodgers a run as well. So just an
Speaker 2: off night for Miguel Rojas. And I love what Dave
Speaker 2: Roberts had to say. If there's any player Dodgers are
Speaker 2: going to give grace to, it's going to be Miguel Rojas.
Speaker 2: Come on, this is such an aberration from a player
Speaker 2: like that. Let's hear from Miguel, who stood at his
Speaker 2: locker and took accountability earlier tonight on Sports at LA.
Speaker 3: Yeah, obviously the ground bole I got the opportunity to
Speaker 3: catch the ball and make the play and gettle Saturday
Speaker 3: inning there, that's a physical error. But I'm way more
Speaker 3: disappointed by the other player when I I kind of
Speaker 3: froze and I I was like all over like all
Speaker 3: over the second base over there, and I shouldn't be there.
Speaker 3: I should have been on third base, and we keep
Speaker 3: the getting tired right there and give us an opportunity
Speaker 3: to win. So physical errors happened.
Speaker 2: And I'm okay with that.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm not perfect and I'm gonna make errors,
Speaker 3: and physical errors are okay, but mental errors are the
Speaker 3: ones that are kind of like disappointed, like I should.
Speaker 2: Have been on third base.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't I shouldn't be putting Alex Frielan on the
Speaker 3: situation of throwing the board with me on the round there.
Speaker 3: That's the that's the one that I kind of like
Speaker 3: kick myself for. Did you think he was holding up
Speaker 3: but second initially or just no, the bone to third
Speaker 3: to the third base, It is kind of surprised me
Speaker 3: a little bit, because I mean, in that situation, you're
Speaker 3: trying to bond to first because of he's holding the bag.
Speaker 3: So when he bonded to third, I kind of like
Speaker 3: I watched the play and then I realized that, oh,
Speaker 3: I gotta go to third, and that's when I felt
Speaker 3: like I made a mistake.
Speaker 2: All Right, there's Miguel Rojas on sports near La taking
Speaker 2: accountability and the ground ball that he missed from Tyler
Speaker 2: Freeman that would have been an inning ending double play
Speaker 2: and none of the other stuff would have happened. But,
Speaker 2: like I said, a very uncharacteristic eighth inning for Miguel Rojas.
Speaker 2: The Rockies take advantage to beat the Dodgers four to
Speaker 2: three and snap an eleven game losing streak at Dodgers
Speaker 2: Stadium with the win, Tonight eight sixty six, eight seven
Speaker 2: two five seventy is the phone number I gotta go
Speaker 2: to kenan Newport Beach because every time the Dodgers have
Speaker 2: a rare loss, Rick Monday turns to me and says,
Speaker 2: I bet Ken's going to call tonight, And look who
Speaker 2: called tonight? Ken and Newport Beach.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's nothing better than being infabous in a bad way.
Speaker 2: Okay, you've got a call Ken when they win next time,
Speaker 2: or I'm not putting you on after a loss.
Speaker 4: Yeah, normally I would, but you know I've been under a.
Speaker 2: Little Normally you don't call after wins. Come on, this
Speaker 2: is like not one near two years running. Ken, Come on,
Speaker 2: you notorious for after lost phone calls.
Speaker 5: You're right.
Speaker 4: Anyway, probably one of the worst games they've played this year.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of things that really bothered me. Number one,
Speaker 4: you've got your catcher at third and you've got to
Speaker 4: sacrifice bunch and he's thrown up by five feet. That's
Speaker 4: a little too much. You got the bases loaded, the
Speaker 4: guys just walked two players, one of them in with
Speaker 4: the bases loaded, and you got a three to zero
Speaker 4: count TAMUNSI and he's swinging. Yeah, he almost crushed it.
Speaker 2: But not only did crush it, he just crushed it
Speaker 2: at the right at a at the right fielder. He
Speaker 2: did crush it.
Speaker 4: Right, But I think you need to take one pitch there.
Speaker 2: Then I think if it's te Oscar Hernandez Ken, they're
Speaker 2: getting the take signed. But not Max Muncy. He knows
Speaker 2: the strike zone way too well to get the takes.
Speaker 6: Here's the thing that nobody's talking about. Last twenty five games.
Speaker 6: Haajaz is betting two five and that's not a slump.
Speaker 2: He's in the black hole of the two spot in
Speaker 2: the Dodgers starting lineup. Tommy Edmonds should be the number
Speaker 2: two hitter in the second half of the season. Ken
Speaker 2: or move Freddie back to the two spot now that
Speaker 2: he's swinging the bat well?
Speaker 4: I agree, I agree, And you know it's really hurting
Speaker 4: the team because he just stopped hitting them. Is that
Speaker 4: an All Star kind of thing.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but it's not an All star thing.
Speaker 2: It's for whatever, he's not a number two hitter. I
Speaker 2: think we all know that the Dodgers have just been
Speaker 2: searching for a number two hitter because they really haven't
Speaker 2: found one. Mookie was struggling earlier in the year. Dave
Speaker 2: moved him the cleanup. It's worked, Freddy Freeman. I mean,
Speaker 2: just look at the Dodgers' number two hitters this year.
Speaker 2: They're hitting two hundred. You know these numbers. But I'm
Speaker 2: in favor of Now we'll re examining that after the
Speaker 2: All Star break and maybe considering Tommy Edmund hitting second
Speaker 2: or moving Freddy Freeman back to the two spot. Thanks
Speaker 2: for the phone call, can appreciate it. Eight sixty six
Speaker 2: seven two five seventy. Let's go out to Jacksonville, Florida. Marty,
Speaker 2: you're on Dodger Talk. Thanks for staying up late out there.
Speaker 5: How you doing, Dave. It's my pleasure to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Good, Thank you.
Speaker 7: I just want to make a point. We keep hearing
Speaker 7: every day we got the best record in baseball every
Speaker 7: single day, but nobody's looking right behind us. Milwaukee a
Speaker 7: game behind. They want to double headed. Today we lost.
Speaker 5: Yeah, even in the lost column. That's not good. I
Speaker 5: want the number one seed.
Speaker 2: Uh. You know what, Marty, I don't really at this
Speaker 2: stage care if it's the one seed or the two seed.
Speaker 2: I think the Dodgers would prefer having a bye going
Speaker 2: into the postseason this year, so one or two I
Speaker 2: think would do them just fine.
Speaker 5: Right by the way.
Speaker 2: Marty, Speaking of that, Marty, do you know how many
Speaker 2: series the Dodgers had home field advantage last year on
Speaker 2: the way to the championship?
Speaker 5: Not many?
Speaker 2: Only one against the Reds.
Speaker 5: That was it, right right? Not mental? But still I
Speaker 5: like it a little bit easier.
Speaker 7: But anyway, I had another question for you last night's game,
Speaker 7: great victory. Can you tell me what happened in the
Speaker 7: bottom of the tenth, first and second one out, three.
Speaker 5: And zero to Kaoska. Yeah, a pitch way outside.
Speaker 7: He swings at it with Muncie on deck.
Speaker 5: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: That's a he was over eager, trying to do it himself.
Speaker 2: And that picture I forgot who was on the mound
Speaker 2: last night. He was throwing those pitches three wide ones
Speaker 2: and the fourth one was ball four and Tail was
Speaker 2: just a little over eager. But hey, Marty, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: won last night.
Speaker 5: The best thing about that game? One other thing? Could
Speaker 5: I say, Dave Sure? I was reading about rumors, Trey Rumas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love talk.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I heard something about the Giants maybe you know,
Speaker 7: letting go of players. You know what I really loved
Speaker 7: That would make a perfect second hitter arise this second basement.
Speaker 5: This guy's a three.
Speaker 7: Hundred hitter every year. He's annoying as can be at
Speaker 7: the plate. He fouls off everything, never strikes out. Boy,
Speaker 7: I would love to get this guy.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's say you want Luisa rise number one. I
Speaker 2: see a big hurdle. I don't see Buster Posey trading
Speaker 2: with the Dodgers to help them get better. Number two,
Speaker 2: if Buster Posey were to say, Okay, I'll send Louise
Speaker 2: a Rise to you, Andrew Friedman, where does Louisa Rise.
Speaker 5: Play second base?
Speaker 2: And where does Tommy Edmond play?
Speaker 5: Uh, that's a good question. That's good. It depends on
Speaker 5: who we unload to.
Speaker 2: Get them, Marty. The Dodgers are loaded position player wise. Uh,
Speaker 2: maybe they decide to fill in the margins on their
Speaker 2: pitching staff they do need. I still believe they need
Speaker 2: another catcher. I think that's position player wise number one.
Speaker 2: Getting a catcher to be their third catcher or maybe
Speaker 2: backup catcher. I think that's where the Dodgers are in
Speaker 2: need going into the trade deadline.
Speaker 7: Well, why are you thinking that Smith is going to
Speaker 7: be He's been.
Speaker 2: Out for over a month and nobody can seem to
Speaker 2: tell us what the injury is. I mean, he was
Speaker 2: standing out there in the bullpen like a bullpen coach.
Speaker 2: I'd like to see him put on the gear. So
Speaker 2: until I see that, I'm concerned.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're right about that, but I don't think that's
Speaker 7: the major thing we need. I wouldn't mind getting another
Speaker 7: pitcher either, especially if it's you know, the Detroit pitcher.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that's what the cost is. I'll tell you this.
Speaker 2: I gotta run Marty. But yeah, I mean, I love
Speaker 2: trade talk the schoolbol stuff. Look, the Dodgers are not
Speaker 2: going to just completely ignore the fact that Schoolble may
Speaker 2: be available at the trade deadline. But you don't need
Speaker 2: a number one starter. You got Yamamoto, Do you really
Speaker 2: need a number two starter. You're gonna get Blake Snell
Speaker 2: back shortly after the trade deadline, within days of the
Speaker 2: trade deadline, and he's feeling great. He's gonna throw the
Speaker 2: hitters on Saturday. I mean, he told me the other
Speaker 2: yesterday that he feels the best he's felt in two years.
Speaker 2: So you saw what he did in the postseason last year.
Speaker 2: The Yamamoto Snell one to two combination was as big
Speaker 2: of a part of the Dodgers winning last year than anything.
Speaker 2: And then you got Otani, and then you got what
Speaker 2: as a number four, you could go Glass. Now when
Speaker 2: he comes back, you could go Robleski. So no reason
Speaker 2: to give up Blue Chippers for Trek Schoolbol just to
Speaker 2: marginally get better. And then all of a sudden, I
Speaker 2: have questions about who's your number one. But as Andrew
Speaker 2: Friedman said back in the winter of twenty eighteen when
Speaker 2: we were sitting in his suite at the Winter Meetings,
Speaker 2: they like to hang around the backboard if the price
Speaker 2: drops on a free agent or in this case, on
Speaker 2: a player that may be traded like Tarek Scooble. But
Speaker 2: here's Miele also huge, huge question about Trek Scooble. Willie
Speaker 2: pull a Max Scherzer in twenty twenty one, where Schurzer
Speaker 2: prioritized his health and his free agency over trying to
Speaker 2: help the Dodgers win the NLCS in Atlanta when he
Speaker 2: pointed to Walker Buehler before boarding the plane for Atlanta
Speaker 2: and Game six and saying, ah, I'm not feeling so good,
Speaker 2: Walker Buehler. Derek Scooble's a free agent, He's coming off
Speaker 2: a procedure to remove loose bodies. How much is his
Speaker 2: representative going to allow him to go above and beyond
Speaker 2: for a team that may or may not try to
Speaker 2: sign him in the offseason. I don't know if I
Speaker 2: could trust that right now, considering what I saw with
Speaker 2: Max Schurzer with my own eyes in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 2: Tonight's game brought to you by Modello Modello. The mark
Speaker 2: of a fighter, A guy that I know would never
Speaker 2: tap out is Justin Robleski, who pitched another great game tonight,
Speaker 2: his third straight start of going seven innings. Tonight's seven innings,
Speaker 2: one earned run, nine strikeouts. For a guy that has
Speaker 2: the just getting guys to put the ball in play
Speaker 2: and not striking anybody out, well, he has twenty strikeouts
Speaker 2: in his last two starts. Sounds like a guy that
Speaker 2: knows how to get get out. Here's Justin Robleski on
Speaker 2: sports Net LA talking about the fact that he has
Speaker 2: yet to be selected to the All Star team.
Speaker 8: Yeah, obviously that's it's disappointing. You know, you want to
Speaker 8: be an All Star. It's it's something that you know,
Speaker 8: regardless of the year, whenever it's it's always a big deal.
Speaker 8: And yeah, it's something I wanted to do, and yeah,
Speaker 8: it's frustrating to not get that nod. But like I
Speaker 8: said before, I think it's just more more reason to
Speaker 8: try and keep getting better and then you know, hopefully
Speaker 8: I can get their respective of you know, players and
Speaker 8: everybody else and maybe be in there next year.
Speaker 4: Definitely still doesn't really love me.
Speaker 8: Just what does that mean to get Yeah, that means
Speaker 8: a lot, obviously, you know, to to hear from him.
Speaker 8: You know, he's given me this opportunity to kind of
Speaker 8: be a start of the major leagues when maybe some
Speaker 8: other teams would have given up on me. So yeah,
Speaker 8: it means a lot to hear from him and hope,
Speaker 8: hopefully I can keep eating innings for him and then
Speaker 8: getting deep into games and then doing my best.
Speaker 4: Do you hold out hope personally just knowing that they
Speaker 4: are now starting to make those decisions for replacements.
Speaker 1: Or do you have to kind of put that aside
Speaker 1: to let the chips fall.
Speaker 8: I mean, yeah, I would like to. I would like
Speaker 8: to know where my All Star WREK's going to be.
Speaker 8: But yeah, no, it's if it happens, great. If it
Speaker 8: doesn't happen, you know, sometime off and the chill for
Speaker 8: a couple of days. So either way, I'm all good.
Speaker 2: All right, there's justin Robleski. Look, I wouldn't I wouldn't
Speaker 2: close the door yet on him making the All Star team.
Speaker 2: He should have made it by now, there's no doubt
Speaker 2: about it. But obviously there's extenuating circumstances of the game
Speaker 2: being in Philadelphia. Even Zach Wheeler's upset that he's pitching
Speaker 2: on Sunday and is not even qualified to make the
Speaker 2: All Star team as replacement, he was upset about it.
Speaker 2: They put jesus Lozardo on the team instead. Look ya,
Speaker 2: I'm a motos pitching on Saturday. Is Dave Roberts going
Speaker 2: to pitch him or make him available for the Tuesday game?
Speaker 2: If he's not, then I see the opening for Justin
Speaker 2: Robleski right there. So I wouldn't close the door just yet.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take a time out here on Dodger Talk.
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Speaker 1: It's time to go around the horn with Hose dang Mos.
Speaker 2: All right, Hose, I know we've talked about the eighth
Speaker 2: inning a lot already. Tonight, isn't the ninth inning In
Speaker 2: the approach of some of those hitters. After the Dodgers
Speaker 2: had first and second, nobody out just as frustrating as
Speaker 2: what took place in the eighth inning.
Speaker 10: I would say so, especially the first two batters show
Speaker 10: he actually got jammed the time before on a pitch
Speaker 10: that obviously didn't look well. He got kind of caught
Speaker 10: up in that with Maha uncertain. I think he was,
Speaker 10: you know, just searching, looking, hunting and not getting that pitch.
Speaker 10: Pis the same thing. It seems like Pius is, you know,
Speaker 10: just just a different type of hitter when he's up
Speaker 10: hit him behind show hey, and for sure, Dave, you know,
Speaker 10: the approach means a lot. You know what Jordan Romano has.
Speaker 10: He has a lot of problems. He has a lot
Speaker 10: of issue throwing strikes a lot of it. She's pacing
Speaker 10: himself to say which pitch im I'm gonna throw. He's
Speaker 10: not the ones dominant closer he was with Toronto, and
Speaker 10: that's the type of guy that he's going to get
Speaker 10: himself into trouble if you allow him the pitch. But overall, uh,
Speaker 10: you know, the one for twelve minutes scoring position on
Speaker 10: pitching selection most of you was based is the one
Speaker 10: thing that really conservatives of them most of here tonight.
Speaker 10: But it's one that you gotta forget and put about,
Speaker 10: you know, put away.
Speaker 2: How does Otani look so good? And obviously he's the
Speaker 2: best player on the planet, but against Jordan Romano in
Speaker 2: the ninth inning, he he didn't look like shoe Hey Otani.
Speaker 2: He looked like a completely different guy at the plate
Speaker 2: in the ninth inning.
Speaker 10: If you look at the first I mean the abasket
Speaker 10: of Lorenzo, and it's like he knows what Zony's looking for.
Speaker 10: He knows what he's gonna face from Lorenzo. And then
Speaker 10: against mahe had thrown hard. And then Romano, you know,
Speaker 10: ninety three to ninety four, he just didn't seem comfortable
Speaker 10: at all. It's almost like you search him instead of going,
Speaker 10: I'm going to zone in right here. When show Hey zones,
Speaker 10: that means he's thinking middle and going the other way
Speaker 10: and he'll pull fastballs down on the zone below the waist.
Speaker 10: But in that case it was like the zone was
Speaker 10: too big, David, and that's when he gets through a
Speaker 10: lot of trouble. Go for Amano that he attacked him,
Speaker 10: that didn't back away from him, to make sure that
Speaker 10: the showy couldn't extend, and he got to remember when
Speaker 10: you want him on the defensive side, reading swings and
Speaker 10: put him away.
Speaker 2: Don't you feel like earlier in the game, Lorenzo Lorenzen
Speaker 2: was playing with fire. I mean there were fielding mistakes
Speaker 2: he couldn't cover for a space on time. It just
Speaker 2: felt like the game was there for the Dodgers to
Speaker 2: break open in the first five innings and they couldn't
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 10: And usually you're right with when you see a guy
Speaker 10: like Lorenzen who is not going to overpower you, but
Speaker 10: just tinker enough to get you to chase, get you
Speaker 10: to expand they bought right into that the big old
Speaker 10: play with Kyle Tucker first and third and the fourth
Speaker 10: inning and so forth. And for hitters, usually they go
Speaker 10: back thinking about not what the record is what they're
Speaker 10: searching for, but just today that at bat, what could
Speaker 10: I have done better? And I can guarantee you most
Speaker 10: we'll go back thinking he just spit up on me.
Speaker 10: I mean a veteran players, sometimes a game does speed
Speaker 10: up on you. Two when you tell yourself, why did
Speaker 10: I do this? Why did I was just a little
Speaker 10: more patient to allow somebody to make a mistake, which
Speaker 10: the Dodgers feast on. You know that very well. Dave
Speaker 10: so that's pretty much the way you got to go
Speaker 10: out and do it. Now, if we turn the thing
Speaker 10: around and say the Dodgers have executed like this one
Speaker 10: for topal against the Rockies, we're talking about executing pitches overall.
Speaker 10: Even though there are some balls hit hard, the Rockies
Speaker 10: made the right pitch when they needed to, and that's
Speaker 10: pretty much a story.
Speaker 2: The Rockies are a much different team from what we
Speaker 2: saw earlier in the year, and certainly from the last
Speaker 2: five or six Rockies teams that we've seen. Their offense
Speaker 2: has some resilience. They don't seem to chase as much
Speaker 2: as they used to. They got some good young players,
Speaker 2: it's just the pitching that's a little thing. You feel
Speaker 2: like this Rockies team has a different moxie about them.
Speaker 10: I think they're gonna make a difference later in September.
Speaker 10: The way they're playing a game, and Warren Schaeffer, who
Speaker 10: took over year how to get this team in this
Speaker 10: club and these young players to buy into his personality
Speaker 10: and his style of managing too. And what I mean
Speaker 10: is he's a guy that said, listen, it's not how
Speaker 10: we start. Let's not go back and think here we
Speaker 10: go again. Where the Rockies. No, they got off to
Speaker 10: a bad start. They kind of been wavering here and there,
Speaker 10: had a pretty decent month of June, and he pretty
Speaker 10: much said, hey, now we start again, So let's go
Speaker 10: out there and show teams what we're about. And they're
Speaker 10: not afraid of promoting young players and challenging them. But
Speaker 10: I think it's really taken on the way he manages
Speaker 10: the game and the way he sees the game with
Speaker 10: either putting runners in motion, stealing a base, taking the
Speaker 10: extra base, having good athletes, and those good athletes that
Speaker 10: they do have, they're put.
Speaker 5: Him into work.
Speaker 10: I'll tell you what, Kyle Carroll's is a different looking
Speaker 10: player right now that we ever saw since we saw
Speaker 10: him in the beginning and watching batting practice. If there's
Speaker 10: a content determination and like this drive to just destroy
Speaker 10: the baseball and he doesn't get cheated. They have good
Speaker 10: at bats. He's one of the guys that characterizes and
Speaker 10: they're not afraid to go to two strikes. They'll struck out, yeah,
Speaker 10: but as a young team, but they've had pretty good
Speaker 10: at bats with two strikes overall the first couple of games,
Speaker 10: and it shows that the mentality of differences. They're never
Speaker 10: out of a game, as they showed a Tanner Scott
Speaker 10: last night.
Speaker 2: Dave, no doubt, Hey, Kyle Karros is like his dad.
Speaker 2: He warms up with the weather. His dad was never
Speaker 2: a good April player.
Speaker 10: Well, we hope that Carol's Kyle has a nice career
Speaker 10: like his father did. But I do notice in talking
Speaker 10: to some of the personnel there that he is really
Speaker 10: a guy that it's a young player, has become one
Speaker 10: of their leaders. He plays good defense, he shows up,
Speaker 10: he has a prensis about him, and he sprays out
Speaker 10: like very few players do right now, just covering the
Speaker 10: plate and not being afraid of you know, missing pitches,
Speaker 10: but also using the other part of the field which
Speaker 10: is so important, so the you know, the blood is there.
Speaker 10: And there's no doubt in my mind that dad has
Speaker 10: a lot to say about how he can improve his game.
Speaker 10: And there's no doubt also that that is very proud
Speaker 10: about what he's seeing so far from his son.
Speaker 2: All right, before I let you go, Jose Mota justin
Speaker 2: robles as deserving as anybody to be part of the
Speaker 2: All Star pitching staff. Do you believe with Yamamoto pitching
Speaker 2: on Saturday that rules Yamamoto out from pitching on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: or is there still a chance Yama can pitch an
Speaker 2: inning on Tuesday, or if the Dodgers would give him
Speaker 2: the green light. Do you see any opening for Robleski?
Speaker 2: Is what I'm asking.
Speaker 10: I do see an opening for Robleski more than deserving
Speaker 10: if you look at what he's done one game out
Speaker 10: of the bullpen and then the rest as a starter
Speaker 10: has been brilliant. He's got the strakeyut on him now,
Speaker 10: which he was worried about early in the season. Now
Speaker 10: he allows guys to put the ball in play with
Speaker 10: high velocity, but so what the guys are positioned well
Speaker 10: and they catch at baseball, he works at a very
Speaker 10: fast pace, and I hope that the opportunity comes for him,
Speaker 10: that he keeps us hope up because we know that
Speaker 10: the roster are going to continue to change and grow
Speaker 10: about like five or six er who knows six, seven,
Speaker 10: eight more players, And he's the one guy that should
Speaker 10: be just on call to say you are next. You've
Speaker 10: earned it, because there's some guys that got voted by
Speaker 10: the players don't have his numbers and they got voted in.
Speaker 10: But I think you know, if you look at his
Speaker 10: numbers where he was and you know, Dave, here's one
Speaker 10: thing to you just never know when a guy like
Speaker 10: Orblesk he's gonna have this type of start again in
Speaker 10: the season, and not just him, talking generally about guys
Speaker 10: that have this type of first half that need a
Speaker 10: chance to look beyond who they are or who they
Speaker 10: are not in front of many guys to say this
Speaker 10: guy is deserving all sorry, because everything he's done. If
Speaker 10: you have a motor situation, yeah, if he does, I
Speaker 10: mean you're gonna page out there. Hopefully the case is
Speaker 10: because he he needs all the days in between to
Speaker 10: make a start. Obviously, he's not gonna be one where
Speaker 10: he's gonna be a starter and go eighty or ninety pitches.
Speaker 10: But it's pretty much a bullpen day is where he
Speaker 10: treated with. But I do hope to see you, Roblesk,
Speaker 10: get the opportunity. We just never know what's gonna come again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope so too. All right, Jose, we'll see
Speaker 2: you out here tomorrow. We'll see if Roki Sasaki can
Speaker 2: throw as many strikes as Robleski did tonight, that would
Speaker 2: be a good thing.
Speaker 10: Okay, but I say sound out. He goes on I'm.
Speaker 2: There, he goes Jose Motive, part of the Spanish radio
Speaker 2: broadcast with Luis Cochito Cruz, who was in a much
Speaker 2: better mood today. He's gotten over Team Mexico losing in
Speaker 2: the World Cup. I got over Team USA losing within minutes,
Speaker 2: unlike others out there, so turn the page. Not like
Speaker 2: my guy Sam at Downey Hundai, who is very invested
Speaker 2: in the World Cup. He has set up a stage,
Speaker 2: he has a big screen and it's still going. Even
Speaker 2: with Mexico and USA out of the World Cup. My
Speaker 2: guy Sam at Downy Hundai still has the big screen up.
Speaker 2: He's still got the viewing party. He's still got the party,
Speaker 2: He's got the food, but more importantly, he's got the deal.
Speaker 2: That's right. Downy Hundai is where you want to go
Speaker 2: for the party and for the Hyundai's all right. Tomorrow
Speaker 2: night the rubber match between the Dodgers and Rockies. Roki
Speaker 2: Sasaki on the mound for the Dodgers, Ryan Feltner on
Speaker 2: the mound for the Rockies. Tomorrow Night is show Hao
Speaker 2: Tany pitching Bobblehead. Part of that duo giveaway of the
Speaker 2: game four of the NLCS MVP game three home runs,
Speaker 2: ten strikeouts, six shutout innings. It's the pitching version to
Speaker 2: go along with the hitting version given away earlier this year.
Speaker 2: Here's here's a PSA. Don't show up at Dodger Stadium
Speaker 2: at ten am and start line. It's unnecessary fifty two
Speaker 2: thousand fans. The first fifty two thousand fans in attendance
Speaker 2: will receive the Otani bobblehead. So you know, just chill out,
Speaker 2: enjoy the day. Don't get in my way when I
Speaker 2: drive into the ballpark around one thirty tomorrow. Just be
Speaker 2: ready for when the parking gates open at four forty
Speaker 2: and the gates to the stadium open at five to
Speaker 2: ten for the seven to ten start, and you'll get
Speaker 2: a bobblehead. And be kind to each other. Don't push
Speaker 2: each other out of the way, don't elbow each other
Speaker 2: out of the way. You'll get the bobblehead. Trust me.
Speaker 2: And also tomorrow night, the Dodgers Foundation is doing a
Speaker 2: very generous thing. Part of the fifty to fifty raffle
Speaker 2: will go to the American Red Cross to help those
Speaker 2: that were affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela. Fifty goes
Speaker 2: to the winning ticket. The other fifty won't go to
Speaker 2: the Dodger Foundation tomorrow night. It will go to the
Speaker 2: American Red Cross. So buy your fifty to fifty Raffle
Speaker 2: tickets tomorrow night, all right. Thanks to Colin Ye back
Speaker 2: at our Burbank studios, Thanks to Dwayne McDonald out here
Speaker 2: at Uniclo Field at Dodgers Stadium, and thanks to you
Speaker 2: for listening. In case you missed any of the show,
Speaker 2: you can find it on the iHeartRadio app. That's also
Speaker 2: where you can find our pregame conversations with Freddie Freeman,
Speaker 2: Max Munsey, and today Kyle Carros. My favorite Caro seats.
Speaker 2: I'll rank my favorite Carros is right now for you.
Speaker 2: One A one B, Jared and Kyle Carros, number three
Speaker 2: Missus Carross, number four distant cousin Carros, and number five
Speaker 2: Eric Carros. That's my top five right there. One A one, B,
Speaker 2: Jared and Kyle. Those are my guys. Once again. The
Speaker 2: final score tonight the Dodgers fall to the Rockies four
Speaker 2: to three. Have a great rest of your night. See
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