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Speaker 2: back to back World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers are
Speaker 2: in the desert to continue their series with the Diamondbacks.
Speaker 2: Dodgers thirty eight and twenty two on this season, five
Speaker 2: games up on the Padres, five and a half games
Speaker 2: up on the Snakes. After dropping the series opener last night,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers back at it tonight with left hander gerg
Speaker 2: Lauer on the mound. First pitch from Chase Field is
Speaker 2: coming up at six point forty coming up over the
Speaker 2: next hour here on Morogo Casino Dodgers on deck, You're
Speaker 2: gonna hear from the Dodger manager Dave Roberts get his
Speaker 2: pregame thoughts going into this second game of this four
Speaker 2: game series. We'll dive deeper into this pitching matchup. David
Speaker 2: Vasse joined us of course, throughout the hour, he'll go
Speaker 2: one on one with Immitt Sheen. That's coming up. In
Speaker 2: forty five minutes. We got your Dodgers magical moment. Charlie
Speaker 2: Steiner stops buying about thirty minutes. Well, shortly, we'll visit
Speaker 2: with Kirsten Watson and in just a few minutes we
Speaker 2: head out to the Galpin four broadcast booth with Tim
Speaker 2: Neffett and Rick Monday. Well, last night, Immitt Sheen was
Speaker 2: dealing for most of the game. The only problem is
Speaker 2: the Dodgers offense was nowhere to be found. The Dodgers
Speaker 2: jumped out to an early lead thanks to an RBI
Speaker 2: groundout from Freddie Freeman scoring show Hey Otani that came
Speaker 2: in the third and got the Dodgers a one to
Speaker 2: nothing lead. Immit Sheen was cruising. He was putting up
Speaker 2: zeros through three through four, through five, Dodgers maintained a
Speaker 2: one nothing lead going into the bottom half of the
Speaker 2: sixth inning. When the nine hitter, Yes, the nine hitter,
Speaker 2: rookie Tommy Troy for the Diamondbacks tied it up.
Speaker 6: But basically his last year he played on one foot.
Speaker 6: He had a fracture in his left foot. It's hit
Speaker 6: by a pitch and he swings and he hammers went
Speaker 6: deep to left field. He's just tied the game. So
Speaker 6: Tommy Troy, it's his first major league home run.
Speaker 2: Congratulations to Tommy Troy. The Pride of Stanford hits a
Speaker 2: home run that tied the game at one in the sixth.
Speaker 2: Then in the seventh, image Sheen gave up the long
Speaker 2: ball again, Altoro High School's own Norlan Arenado a solo
Speaker 2: shot to Love center field that gave the Snakes a
Speaker 2: two to one lead. And with Chase image Sheen from
Speaker 2: the game six and the third innings just two runs
Speaker 2: on only three hits. Those were solo home runs and
Speaker 2: gave Arizona the lead. Then in the eighth inning, Jack Dryer,
Speaker 2: with some trouble runners on for could tell Marte.
Speaker 6: Nothing and one that could tell Marte. Troy leads at first.
Speaker 6: Tryer peaks over there and now Troy takes off for
Speaker 6: second pitch, a swing on trail to left field, tap,
Speaker 6: it's gone.
Speaker 7: A line dried home run out of here to.
Speaker 6: The left, could tell Marte, providing insurance for the Snakes.
Speaker 2: Could tell Marte with his tenth home run of the season,
Speaker 2: two runs shot four hundred and nine feet a laser
Speaker 2: to left center field in the eighth inning, and that
Speaker 2: put the Diamondbacks up four to one. Image She and
Speaker 2: the six and the third innings when tode to toy
Speaker 2: with Eduardo Rodriguez, the left tender, though well, had the
Speaker 2: Dodgers all number all night six innings, one run, five hits,
Speaker 2: struck out three along the way. The Dodgers just couldn't
Speaker 2: do anything offensively, only had five runners left on base.
Speaker 2: They were two for eight with runners in scoring position
Speaker 2: last night. As the Dodgers fall to the Diamondbacks four
Speaker 2: to one, they fall to thirty eight and twenty two
Speaker 2: on this season. They maintained though a five game lead
Speaker 2: in the division. As the Diamondbacks have their twentieth comfort
Speaker 2: behind win, they're now five and a half games back
Speaker 2: in the NL West. Dodgers back at it tonight, game
Speaker 2: two of this four game series. The newest Dodger, Eric
Speaker 2: Louer makes his second start. He is on the mound
Speaker 2: first pitch at six forty. With more we head out
Speaker 2: to the gamping Ford broadcast booth as we say hello
Speaker 2: to Tim Nevertt and Rick Monday.
Speaker 7: Guys, Tim, thanks very much.
Speaker 6: The roof will be closed again and we expect it
Speaker 6: to be closed the entire series due to the triple
Speaker 6: digit temperatures outside here in Phoenix, Arizona, Dodgers and Diamondbacks,
Speaker 6: Game two of this four game series last night, the
Speaker 6: Dodgers fell four to one. They had opportunities early in
Speaker 6: the game, just couldn't cash in, couldn't find a way
Speaker 6: to push runs across against this Diamondbacks team, and it
Speaker 6: was the home run that did in the Dodgers them
Speaker 6: at Shean pitching the best game perhaps as a major leaguer,
Speaker 6: getting into the seventh inning, retiring fifteen straight.
Speaker 7: He made two bad pitches and it cost him.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it cost him, and it cost him with a
Speaker 8: club that came in last night, twenty sixth in the
Speaker 8: Major League Baseball And then home runs, well, they hit three.
Speaker 8: The Dodgers did not hit one. And as you mentioned,
Speaker 8: the Dodgers really did not help themselves at all the
Speaker 8: second inning or in the third inning for that matter,
Speaker 8: the Dodgers had eight at bats with runners in scoring position,
Speaker 8: only two hints, And for Arizona, in spite of the
Speaker 8: fact that they won, they had in the entire game
Speaker 8: two advance with runners in scoring position, did not have
Speaker 8: a base hit on that end of it. But for Arizona,
Speaker 8: their twentieth come from behind victory, that ties them for
Speaker 8: first in baseball along with the Atlanta Braves.
Speaker 6: Now a lot of comeback wins and the Dodgers hoping
Speaker 6: to get far enough ahead tonight where that's not going
Speaker 6: to happen, and they're going to do it with a
Speaker 6: new alignment of.
Speaker 7: Base coaches tonight.
Speaker 6: Chris Woodward's going to move from first to third base
Speaker 6: and Pete Montero gets a chance at first tonight.
Speaker 7: Dino Ebel is off for the.
Speaker 6: Graduation of his son Trey, so just talked to Pete
Speaker 6: Montero a short time ago and he said he's going
Speaker 6: to get some guys over to second base, which hopefully
Speaker 6: is the case there. Mike Soroka, we'll get the start
Speaker 6: seven and two. Eric Lower he's two and five, And
Speaker 6: these two faced off again April seventeenth, earlier in the season,
Speaker 6: but one of the big keys for the Diamondbacks has
Speaker 6: been their play at home. In their last ten home games,
Speaker 6: they're nine to one. They've used the home run ball here.
Speaker 6: The ball does carry well when the roof is closed,
Speaker 6: and it carries well when the heat is present as well.
Speaker 6: But Nolan Arenado has four home runs against laur So
Speaker 6: that's going to be one of the keys tonight is
Speaker 6: to try to figure away to neutralize Ronado against the Dodger.
Speaker 8: Start and with the roof is closed. I mean, we
Speaker 8: think back in the history of Arizona, there were some pitchers,
Speaker 8: as it look, they did not want to pitch with
Speaker 8: the roof clothes. They wanted it open because they felt
Speaker 8: the ball was going to be traveling a little bit
Speaker 8: more So, this is a ball club that understands both
Speaker 8: the Dodgers and the Arizona Diamondbacks. It may be home
Speaker 8: runs tonight because both of the pitchers are fly ball pitchers.
Speaker 8: They do not get a lot of ground ball outs,
Speaker 8: which we can talk about a little bit later on,
Speaker 8: but this is an evening that they need Eric Lauer
Speaker 8: to come on and at least stifled him for a
Speaker 8: few winnings and give the bullpen a little bit of
Speaker 8: a breather tonight.
Speaker 6: Dodger catcher Will Smith as the night off tonight. Dalton
Speaker 6: Rushing will catch and hit eighth, and Ryan Ward is
Speaker 6: back in the lineup, fresh off hitting his first major
Speaker 6: league home run, and he feels like he's ready to
Speaker 6: go tonight after starting to get into the swing of
Speaker 6: things here at the big league level.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we saw a Ward hit the first home run
Speaker 8: last night his major league career, and then the flip
Speaker 8: sign for Arizona, Tommy Troy hit his first on top
Speaker 8: of it. So yeah, it's like, look, rockets, rid Glaire,
Speaker 8: if you will for you having to a chance to
Speaker 8: swing the bats in and have some results on top
Speaker 8: of it. The Dodgers still starting five games in front
Speaker 8: of San Diego, five and a half in front of Arizona,
Speaker 8: and Arizona keeps sneaking up and sneaking up. They won
Speaker 8: six to ten. Dodgers have been victorious in seven of
Speaker 8: their last ten.
Speaker 6: Eric Lauer against Mike Soroka Dodgers and Diamondbacks.
Speaker 7: First pitch around the corner.
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Speaker 1: This is the Otani ree wide.
Speaker 7: To one pitch.
Speaker 6: He swings it, hits it a long way to left.
Speaker 6: This ball heading back toward the wall. It's gonna bounce
Speaker 6: off the track and off the wall around first and
Speaker 6: into a second with his thirteenth double of the season. Show,
Speaker 6: Hey Otani, one two to show. Hey, he'll swing and
Speaker 6: he'll bounce one slowly towards second.
Speaker 5: Show Hey running to first Bartey track, got bear handed
Speaker 5: and he dropped it.
Speaker 6: I want to be ruled a base hit an infield
Speaker 6: single for Otani.
Speaker 7: He's three for four.
Speaker 2: Show, Hey Otani goes three for four last night. Those
Speaker 2: three hits half of the Dodgers' offense last night they
Speaker 2: only had six as a team and a four to
Speaker 2: one loss to the Snakes.
Speaker 3: This is Kirston's corner with Kirston Watson Man.
Speaker 2: Kirston now joins us from Chase Field and Arizona. Brought
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Speaker 2: dot Org. Tough loss for the Dodgers last night, and
Speaker 2: she and pitched great. But the offense which exploded on
Speaker 2: Sunday Kirston against the Phillies just was nowhere to be
Speaker 2: found last night. Yeah, it really wasn't.
Speaker 9: But the thing is, it's interesting because they had opportunities
Speaker 9: early and you know when you look up with look
Speaker 9: at a matchup against Eduardo Rodriguez. You know, this is
Speaker 9: a guy that typically they get to and it's felt
Speaker 9: like the first what three innings of the game that
Speaker 9: they were trending in that right direction, but ultimately we're
Speaker 9: just unable to execute with the big hit. They had
Speaker 9: the RBI ground out that did bring in their only run.
Speaker 9: But you know, and as much as they had two
Speaker 9: hits with runners and scoring position, they weren't hits that
Speaker 9: were able to turn into run. And that is what
Speaker 9: Dave Roberts when he was talking about the offense right now,
Speaker 9: and just when you look at the makeup of this
Speaker 9: offense at the moment, you have guys who can hit
Speaker 9: for power. We've seen that in the wins. When they
Speaker 9: are hitting for power, then they're having a success. But when, unfortunately,
Speaker 9: when they're not, that is when they're finding a situation
Speaker 9: where like last night, when they're being out homeward by
Speaker 9: the other team, the other team is going to pick
Speaker 9: up the win. And so that right now, obviously the
Speaker 9: slug is an important piece of this game. Obviously you
Speaker 9: want to kind of pass the baton and get things going,
Speaker 9: but right now it did feel like that's what was
Speaker 9: missing yesterday, Dave did say, look, not every game is
Speaker 9: made the same. You need to be able to cash
Speaker 9: in situationally, which they were unable to do yesterday. But
Speaker 9: they do understand that you've got to find a way
Speaker 9: to manufacture the hard hits, but you also have to
Speaker 9: swing at good pitches. So hopefully they can do that
Speaker 9: tonight to kind of get something going.
Speaker 2: Last night and Mine Shee and pitch Well didn't get
Speaker 2: the win tonight. Eric Lauer making his second start as
Speaker 2: a Dodger.
Speaker 9: He is and you know, when you look at his
Speaker 9: first one, he was down for some time. It's being
Speaker 9: traded over for the Blue Jays. They weren't really sure
Speaker 9: what they were going to get. But for him to
Speaker 9: get through six innings is only giving up the home
Speaker 9: run that was early in the game. You know, that's
Speaker 9: kind of what they were That's what they need from
Speaker 9: a guy like Eric. He's obviously a veteran in this league.
Speaker 9: He's been very successful as a left handed pitcher. Yes
Speaker 9: this year, the numbers have not been ideal for him,
Speaker 9: but for him to take down his first start with
Speaker 9: the Dodgers, where he's getting deep into the game, where
Speaker 9: he's being efficient and effective that's exactly what they want.
Speaker 9: And even Dave and as well as the pitching coaches
Speaker 9: had been saying, you know the makeup of him, he's there,
Speaker 9: They know how good he can be. They know he
Speaker 9: was the lefty killer on the mound against the Dodgers.
Speaker 9: But right now it's more of sometimes it's just a
Speaker 9: change of scenery. It's understanding him getting back to his
Speaker 9: role of being a starter where he feels comfortable and
Speaker 9: confident in That has been huge and so now we're
Speaker 9: just seeing the results. So Dave did say this is
Speaker 9: going to be a tough lineup just against the lefties.
Speaker 9: We saw a big hit last night from Marte off
Speaker 9: of a lefty and Jack Drye, so it's it's not
Speaker 9: gonna be an easy one. But hopefully you continue to
Speaker 9: still just find ways to eat up some innings and
Speaker 9: get out there because that's what he wants to do.
Speaker 2: Gotta get that offense behind him tonight as well. Kirsten,
Speaker 2: We appreciate it. We'll check in with you after the game.
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Speaker 2: Los Angeles Dodgers. Taskar Hernandez on the I L with
Speaker 2: the left hamstring strain, Keiki Hernandez on the IEL with
Speaker 2: the left obleaque injury. Tyler Glass now on the IL
Speaker 2: lower back spasms. Blake Snell had those three bodies removed
Speaker 2: from his elbow. He is working his way back slowly
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Speaker 2: Brock Stewart on the I L with the left bone
Speaker 2: spur and when Diaz il recovering from elbow surgery. He
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Speaker 2: the sixty day IL recovering from off season ankle surgery.
Speaker 2: He's in Oklahoma City working his way back. He's been
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Speaker 2: a minor league rehab assignment. All right, let's head back
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Speaker 7: Questions for Dave, Dave, can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 3: Can you talk about the pressure in the dugouts with
Speaker 3: Dave Roberts?
Speaker 10: Yeah, certainly this game, you know, as much as you
Speaker 10: want to, you can talk about, you know, the good
Speaker 10: at bats and things like that, moving the ball forward,
Speaker 10: but it is slug, you know. And then those guys
Speaker 10: showed it last night with some homers. But you know,
Speaker 10: when you do get opportunities, you got to be able
Speaker 10: to cash in. Situationally, it's hard to understand that slug
Speaker 10: is a part of the game and is a big
Speaker 10: part of it. But to try to you know, manufacture,
Speaker 10: that is hard. You gotta just still swing a good pitchers.
Speaker 2: Tommy haven't played center field down tle A. What's the
Speaker 2: reports you're getting?
Speaker 11: How far away is he?
Speaker 10: He's good. I still think it's gonna be the full
Speaker 10: three weeks for Tommy. But yeah, he's gonna play. He's
Speaker 10: gonna play second, I think tomorrow. Then he'll kick over
Speaker 10: to third and then play a little bit of the left,
Speaker 10: play some center. So I think the Lion's share will
Speaker 10: be second.
Speaker 1: Though.
Speaker 5: Is it strange for you to see these guys show
Speaker 5: up after not seeing them and you know Spring Chain
Speaker 5: guys like Nac and Bondy.
Speaker 10: Miller, it is it is, you know, Yeah, it's just
Speaker 10: it's it's unfortunate that they're they're not healthy, and it
Speaker 10: is fortunate that we have a lot of guys that
Speaker 10: can kind of backfill. But it is good seeing those guys.
Speaker 10: Haven't seen them all. I've seen some of those guys.
Speaker 10: But it's a nice kind of reprieve or break for
Speaker 10: those guys while we're in town to pop over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Dodgers able to do that. Having Camelback Ranch
Speaker 2: about thirty minutes away from Chase Field in Arizona, Dave
Speaker 2: Roberts and the Dodgers pitching coaches are able to get
Speaker 2: their eyes on the Dodgers injured pitchers who are trying
Speaker 2: to work their way back from injuries. Well, we come back.
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Speaker 2: We heard about Kyle Tucker taking VP yesterday on the
Speaker 2: field we usually when in something like that for a
Speaker 2: guy like Kyle Tucker, that means he's in a funk.
Speaker 2: And right now Kyle Tucker's in a slump.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would say that he really hasn't gotten on
Speaker 5: track this season. Every time you feel like he's turning
Speaker 5: the corner for you know, a fifteen game stretch of
Speaker 5: getting on base at a four hundred clip, he takes
Speaker 5: two steps backwards and here we are again. He's sitting
Speaker 5: two thirty six on the season and his ops is
Speaker 5: in the low seven hundreds. Obviously, he's not going to
Speaker 5: be a forty homer guy and drive in one hundred runs,
Speaker 5: but the Dodgers expect more from Kyle Tucker. And when
Speaker 5: I asked Dave Roberts about the fact that Tucker is
Speaker 5: swinging at the first pitch over fifty percent of the
Speaker 5: time compared traditionally to the rest of his career at
Speaker 5: about thirty five percent, he said, that's a symptom of
Speaker 5: being anxious.
Speaker 11: And wanting to get the bat over with.
Speaker 5: So I guess maybe until that stops, we won't know
Speaker 5: whether or not Kyle Tucker is in a good spot
Speaker 5: in the batter's box. But the one thing Everybody from
Speaker 5: teammates to Dave Roberts have told me Tim it's not
Speaker 5: about adjusting to a new.
Speaker 11: Team or a new environment.
Speaker 5: This is strictly about him not finding himself so far
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Speaker 2: looked pretty good in his first start around for the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: DV Yeah.
Speaker 5: Remember we talked to Mark Pryor before his first Dodger
Speaker 5: start and he emphasized that the tweaks they were making
Speaker 5: with Eric Lauer wasn't so much about the mechanics. It
Speaker 5: was more about what pitches played the best off his fastball,
Speaker 5: and it turned out to.
Speaker 7: Be his curveball.
Speaker 5: He threw it nineteen times against the Rockies in that
Speaker 5: sixth inning start. He had not thrown it that many
Speaker 5: times in a start this season. And he actually told
Speaker 5: me on the last homestand that, you know, it's amazing
Speaker 5: that the curveball played as well as it did off
Speaker 5: the fastball, and he didn't really have an answer on
Speaker 5: why he didn't throw it more When he was with
Speaker 5: the Blue Jays. It seemed like the Blue Jays de
Speaker 5: emphasized to him using the curveball, while the Dodgers have
Speaker 5: re emphasized us it using it. So I think tonight's
Speaker 5: gonna be interesting to see whether or not he does
Speaker 5: the same thing that he did against the Rockies against
Speaker 5: a team that doesn't hit a lot of home runs
Speaker 5: but certainly has a better lineup than the Rockies.
Speaker 2: So doubt we'll see what he can do tonight against
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Speaker 12: of the Yankee lineup with a headache. Garrick's consecutive game
Speaker 12: streak began to run two one hundred and thirty games
Speaker 12: and mo a three forty lifetime hitter, four hundred and
Speaker 12: ninety three home runs nineteen hundred ninety five areis we
Speaker 12: forget how great he was because most fans of this
Speaker 12: generation know Luke Grigg as a disease more than one
Speaker 12: of the great players of all time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he was also a very big guy and recently
Speaker 8: went back at the Hall of Fame looked at a
Speaker 8: couple of different things, including with gerrig and DiMaggio and
Speaker 8: a couple of other players Ted Williams and not to
Speaker 8: be dropping names, but the impact that they made on
Speaker 8: the game. And you're absolutely right, we lose sight of
Speaker 8: the fact so many times about what Garrett Luke Garrig
Speaker 8: actually did as a player to set the standard on
Speaker 8: really excellent play and constant play.
Speaker 12: For seventeen years.
Speaker 7: And thirty games.
Speaker 12: He passed away on this day from complications of als.
Speaker 12: And you know, on this day, June second, nineteen thirty five,
Speaker 12: Babe Ruth retired as a member of the Boston Braids
Speaker 12: from Major League Baseball.
Speaker 1: You know, he's the.
Speaker 12: First base coach of the Brooklyn Dodgers back in nineteen
Speaker 12: thirty eight. And so for those in the horoscopes, June
Speaker 12: second is quite an eventful day.
Speaker 8: You know, Charlie one. A little adendum on the Babe Ruth.
Speaker 8: He was actually going to retire three weeks sooner than that.
Speaker 8: Babe Ruth was forty years of age at the time.
Speaker 8: The team owner persuaded him to continue to play because
Speaker 8: Boston had not played in every National League bump park
Speaker 8: at the present time. So Babe Ruth held off his
Speaker 8: retirement by three weeks at the suggestion of the owner
Speaker 8: of the ball club.
Speaker 12: Well, the Dodgers lost last night four to one. She
Speaker 12: and pitch very well, retiring sixteen of the first seventeen
Speaker 12: batters he would face six and the third innings a
Speaker 12: couple of earned runs, three hits, two home runs. He
Speaker 12: has given up eleven home runs in fifty eight innings.
Speaker 7: But all in all is a pretty good outict.
Speaker 8: Yeah, was, and just the three hints, But if we
Speaker 8: look at two of the three hints, I mean their
Speaker 8: home runs, the pitch were not good pitches. In type
Speaker 8: ball games, Dodgers had opportunities they just did not cash in.
Speaker 8: They were two for eight with runners in scoring position
Speaker 8: Arizona thanks to the three home runs that they hit
Speaker 8: in the ball game, they had only two advants the
Speaker 8: entire game with a runner in scoring position did not
Speaker 8: have a base hit at all. But you know, Arizona,
Speaker 8: don't take them for granted, because you know, you start
Speaker 8: to look at what they've been able to do in particular,
Speaker 8: you know, since losing that opening series open up the
Speaker 8: season at Dodgers Stadium, they've won thirteen in the last
Speaker 8: sixteen games against teams in the Western Division.
Speaker 12: And they're twelve and five in their last seventeen And
Speaker 12: with an asterisk, they won five of seven against Colorado
Speaker 12: and all six against San Francisco. Well, you get your
Speaker 12: wins wherever you can, and they were certainly able to
Speaker 12: pick on the little ones. And tonight it's going to
Speaker 12: be Eric lawer go on against Mike Soroka lower in
Speaker 12: the second start with the Dodgers. Soroca seven and two
Speaker 12: and a three.
Speaker 1: And a quarter.
Speaker 12: Er Flower's been around now eight season San Diego, Milwaukee,
Speaker 12: in Toronto, and in his first start last week for
Speaker 12: the Dodgers, are running four hits in six innings against Colorado.
Speaker 8: Yeah, a couple of things with Lauer. He gave up
Speaker 8: a home run in his first start with the Dodgers
Speaker 8: where he went six innings, and it gave up four
Speaker 8: hits in those six innings. But that's twelve home runs
Speaker 8: he's allowed combined with his appearances for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Speaker 8: So the keep the ball in the ballpark. We thought
Speaker 8: the Arizona ball club would keep the ball in the
Speaker 8: ballpark last night, but that was not the case. You know,
Speaker 8: they hit three home runs and they came in twenty
Speaker 8: sixth in baseball in the home run department, but didn't
Speaker 8: show up that way last night.
Speaker 12: The Dodgers are second and the majors in home runs
Speaker 12: and with eighty three, the Diamondbacks have fifty two. Yet
Speaker 12: last night at thirteenth trank Diamondbacks at least in the
Speaker 12: home run department. In the National League out home are
Speaker 12: the Dodgers. Over the course of the season, the Dodgers
Speaker 12: lead the majors and run differential by one hundred and
Speaker 12: twenty six. Dodger offense, Well, let's check in on Otani.
Speaker 12: He's been on base in seventeen straight games, during which
Speaker 12: time he's hit three eighty six, four home runs, fifteen RBIs,
Speaker 12: eleven extra base hits. He's second in the league and
Speaker 12: on base percentage at four to h seven. Bets is
Speaker 12: still struggling. He's at one ninety six. Tucker is struggling
Speaker 12: two thirty eight his last six games. He's three out
Speaker 12: of twenty three. And there's Paez.
Speaker 7: Every time you look around.
Speaker 12: Pajes' his name pops up one for four last night,
Speaker 12: hitting two to ninety three on the season, he leads
Speaker 12: the National League.
Speaker 7: In fact, he.
Speaker 12: Leads Major League Baseball with fifty runs batted in.
Speaker 8: Just let me give the Dodger fans a heads up
Speaker 8: because the AULTAR balloting starts this week. It's going to
Speaker 8: be announced Andy PAHs name should be on that All
Speaker 8: Star ballot, regardless if you're a Dodger fan or a
Speaker 8: fan of an a the ball club. If you're a
Speaker 8: baseball fan, you look at the numbers, the way Ponte
Speaker 8: has is played, He's going to make a trip to
Speaker 8: the All Star Game.
Speaker 12: Half It doesn't outfield assists to boot. He's been sensational.
Speaker 12: It really has been a legitimate All Star through the second.
Speaker 7: Day of June.
Speaker 12: Well, it's game two of the four game series the
Speaker 12: Dodgers and the Diamondbacks in Sulttree, Phoenix.
Speaker 7: Why have the first pitch coming up?
Speaker 1: Tim?
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Speaker 1: This is high and tight.
Speaker 5: Well, today's a very special day in Major League Baseball
Speaker 5: as we commemorate Lou Carrig Day. Obviously, Lou Garrick died
Speaker 5: of ALS, and Major League Baseball still shines a light
Speaker 5: on that to try to find a cure for that
Speaker 5: horrible disease. And a man that carries that with him
Speaker 5: each and every day because on his glove he has
Speaker 5: the word k ALS and that is Dodgers starter Emmitt Shean.
Speaker 11: Emmett.
Speaker 4: Thanks a lot for the time, Hey, David, no problem.
Speaker 5: This is something that I became more aware of because
Speaker 5: Major League Baseball statistician Sarah Langs has ALS and she
Speaker 5: always on your start day posts a picture of your glove.
Speaker 11: Why is ALS near and dear to you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Sarah's awesome. She she's a great, great advocate. So yeah,
Speaker 4: for me ALS, I didn't know much about it until
Speaker 4: I got to Boston College. And then you know, Pete
Speaker 4: Frady's who was a BC baseball player, got als and
Speaker 4: he was around when I was there, so everyone had
Speaker 4: KLS on their gloves, and the Freddy's family was really
Speaker 4: close to the program. And and yeah, unfortunately lost Pete
Speaker 4: a few years ago, but yeah, it's it's stuck with
Speaker 4: me since then, and I just wanted to keep it
Speaker 4: going into Pro Bowl.
Speaker 5: That name sounds familiar with all of us because I
Speaker 5: believe Pete was involved in the ice Bucket Challenge.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think he was. Actually him and one other
Speaker 4: person or maybe just him started the ice Puget Challenge,
Speaker 4: So that was how you know, all that started and
Speaker 4: it went viral. So he was he was also you know,
Speaker 4: an amazing advocate for you know, ALS research and trying
Speaker 4: to find a cure. So yeah, he's use the best.
Speaker 5: So when you have k ALS on your glove, it's
Speaker 5: not just for Pete, it's for everybody that suffers from
Speaker 5: the ALS disease. Do you realize how much that means
Speaker 5: to those that do have ALS?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I'm just grateful to have a platform
Speaker 4: and to be able to, you know, spread a message
Speaker 4: like that. I think it's it's cool to be able
Speaker 4: to do that. And yeah, I think we have a
Speaker 4: responsibility as as you know, major League baseball players who
Speaker 4: try to do some good and for me, that's that's,
Speaker 4: you know, trying to spread awareness by ALS.
Speaker 5: Can you describe the family of Boston College because doing
Speaker 5: this seems like it is a close knit family.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: I mean I'm still you know, in touch with all
Speaker 4: the guys that were in my class. We text every day.
Speaker 4: We're talking about the final series right now, and it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, I know a lot of schools it's not
Speaker 4: like that. Still keep in touch with all the coaches,
Speaker 4: and yeah, it was a family for sure.
Speaker 11: And man, Shean is our guest on Lou Garrig Day.
Speaker 5: Since you did pitch in college baseball US in La
Speaker 5: are a little shook that the number one team UCLA
Speaker 5: got knocked out before even able to leave Jackie Robinson Stadium.
Speaker 5: How much did you pay attention to that. How much
Speaker 5: will you pay attention to the College World Series?
Speaker 11: I was a little more.
Speaker 4: Focused on BC Series.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: They unfortunately lost to Liberty to to get knocked out
Speaker 4: the other day, but yeah, it was It was a
Speaker 4: great team this year, so it was exciting to watch.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the u C.
Speaker 4: I watched a couple of the UCLA games. I think
Speaker 4: they were during our game, so I didn't get to
Speaker 4: see it, but I saw the highlights and yeah, uh
Speaker 4: they were they were really good teams, so that was
Speaker 4: pretty surprising.
Speaker 8: Hey have it.
Speaker 5: You're coming off your best start of the season to
Speaker 5: a lot of us.
Speaker 11: Do you feel the same way? Was that the best
Speaker 11: that you felt on the mount?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 4: I think delivery mechanics wise, is definitely the best I felt.
Speaker 4: You know, I think execution wasn't as good as some
Speaker 4: other starts, but I got away with it because the
Speaker 4: stuff was up a little bit. But yeah, just trying
Speaker 4: to put it all together and and stay consistent with
Speaker 4: the delivery and you know, hopefully the execution follows.
Speaker 5: That must have meant a lot to you to be
Speaker 5: able to be trusted to go out for that seventh inning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, it means a lot. That that doc had
Speaker 4: that trust in me, and yeah, I'm just trying to
Speaker 4: earn more trust like that. But yeah, it was it
Speaker 4: was cool to get to do that.
Speaker 5: Now earlier today, the day after your start, you go
Speaker 5: out to the bullpen without a baseball. They called that
Speaker 5: some dry work. Is that something that you do after
Speaker 5: every start?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's it's you know, here and there. It depends on,
Speaker 4: you know, how many days in the week I have.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I'll throw the day after I start. If I've
Speaker 4: you know, five days between starts. If if i have six,
Speaker 4: like this time, which I think it is, I'll you know,
Speaker 4: probably won't pick up a baseball, go throw some plyo
Speaker 4: balls around and just try to you know, fiel it
Speaker 4: out with the delivery.
Speaker 5: Are you trying to keep the feel of yesterday?
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure. I mean, uh yeah, it felt felt
Speaker 4: good out there. I was able to keep the vlow
Speaker 4: later in the start, which you know, I was looking
Speaker 4: forward fast to you. So yeah, it's felt good.
Speaker 5: Before I let you go. Justin Robleski has been phenomenal
Speaker 5: for you guys. Today he's throwing a bullpen session. Has
Speaker 5: he taught the rest of the starters something about attacking
Speaker 5: the strike zone to stay in the game like you
Speaker 5: did yesterday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean he's been incredibly efficient this year, which
Speaker 4: I think we're all trying to do. Yeah, he's great
Speaker 4: at getting soft contact and and it's it's, you know,
Speaker 4: something we can all learn from for sure, every time
Speaker 4: we watch watch him pitch and staying on the on
Speaker 4: the attack, whether you know, no matter what happens during
Speaker 4: the start, I think it's that's something we're all trying
Speaker 4: to do.
Speaker 5: Do you have a laptop program like he does after
Speaker 5: every start?
Speaker 4: No, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 4: I just I mainly just watch watch videos of the hitters.
Speaker 5: But yeah, all right, Emitt, thanks for the time. And
Speaker 5: I think everybody that knows you knows how big of
Speaker 5: a heart you have and how much you think of
Speaker 5: everybody else. And today on Luke Gerrigg Day, it does
Speaker 5: mean a lot for us to shine a light on
Speaker 5: the big heart that you have for those that do
Speaker 5: have als and obviously keeping the spirit of the Boston
Speaker 5: College family alive every day.
Speaker 11: So thank you for the time.
Speaker 4: Thanks, David, appreciate it, appreciate the opportunity to talk about it.
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Speaker 2: Tim, all right, thanks a lot DV. Thank you Emmett
Speaker 2: for sharing with everybody about that. Leaning you up to
Speaker 2: first pitch Dodgers and Diamondbacks on this Tuesday night. Up next,
Speaker 2: we'll break down this pitching matchup. Don't you go anywhere.
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Speaker 2: It's the Dodgers and the Diamondbacks on this Tuesday night
Speaker 2: as the Dodgers look to get back on the winning
Speaker 2: track after losing the series opener last night to the Snakes.
Speaker 2: First pitch coming up at six point forty, and.
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Speaker 2: Mike Soroka on the mound for the Arizona Diamondbacks seven
Speaker 2: to two of the three twenty five e R twenty
Speaker 2: eight year old right hander in his ninth season, now
Speaker 2: in the Big Leagues the Braves, the White Sox, the Nationals,
Speaker 2: the Cubs, and now his first season with the Diamondbacks.
Speaker 2: His last start, he earned his team a seventh win
Speaker 2: on May twenty seventh, two earned runs over six innings,
Speaker 2: four hits, three strikeouts. He has one of two Diamondbacks
Speaker 2: to record seven wins in their first eleven starts with
Speaker 2: the franchise. He joins Daniel Hudson as the only other
Speaker 2: player to do that back in twenty ten. He has
Speaker 2: now surrendered a walk in without a walk in thirteen
Speaker 2: consecutive innians. Since May seventeenth, against the Rockies, he has
Speaker 2: held righties to a one to ninety seven batting average
Speaker 2: with twenty eight strikeouts this season. His slurve pitch that
Speaker 2: he throws he throws about thirty four percent of the time,
Speaker 2: holding opponents to a two to ten batting average with
Speaker 2: thirty two strikeouts. This is his third start fourth appearance
Speaker 2: against the Dodgers, is no wins, no losses, three sixty
Speaker 2: ERA and opponent's one ninety two batting average against them.
Speaker 2: He matched the career high with ten strikeouts in his
Speaker 2: last start against the Dodgers last June, when he was
Speaker 2: a member of the Washington Nationals. Eric Lower on the
Speaker 2: Mountain for the Dodgers, yeah thirty year old left tender
Speaker 2: ninth season the big League. He's two and five overall
Speaker 2: the five to ninety five r Ray Padres, Brewers, Blue Jays,
Speaker 2: and now the Dodgers, who acquired him on a deal
Speaker 2: on May seventeenth, making his eighth start this year, his
Speaker 2: second with the Blue with Toronto one and five with
Speaker 2: an er in near seven in eight games last time out.
Speaker 2: First start with the Dodgers was really good six innings,
Speaker 2: one run, four hits, four strikeouts in picking up the
Speaker 2: victory over Colorado. He has last faced the Diamondbacks earlier
Speaker 2: this year on April seventeenth, as a member of the
Speaker 2: Blue Jays. He suffered the loss after giving him three
Speaker 2: earned runs on five hits, including one home run, four
Speaker 2: strikeouts in a walk. It was his fourth start of
Speaker 2: the season with the Blue Jays. He pitched against the
Speaker 2: Snakes now eleven times ten starts in his career overall,
Speaker 2: four and five with a two sixty three RORA and
Speaker 2: sixty three strikeouts so Eric Lower looking to repeat what
Speaker 2: he did in his first start in a Dodger uniform,
Speaker 2: going up against Mike Soroco, who's been really good for
Speaker 2: the Snakes this year. Dodgers Diamondbacks. We are fifteen minutes
Speaker 2: away from first pitch. Keys to the game are next.
Speaker 2: I'm Tim Katson. This is the back to back World
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Speaker 2: Lean you up to Dodgers and Diamondbacks on this Tuesday
Speaker 2: night at Eric Lauer. After his Dodger debut of six innings,
Speaker 2: one run, four hits, four strikeouts against the Rockies on
Speaker 2: May twenty six, back at it tonight. It is second start.
Speaker 2: We're in the All Grays for the Dodgers tonight against
Speaker 2: Michael Soroka. First pitch coming up at six forty. Getting
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Speaker 6: Guys, Tim, thanks again, we're getting you ready for the
Speaker 6: start of this one at Chase Field and Phoenix. Eric Lower,
Speaker 6: the left hander, makes his second start with the Dodgers. Overall,
Speaker 6: his combined numbers with Toronto two and five and a
Speaker 6: five nine to five ERA. He has allowed twelve home
Speaker 6: runs this year, and one of them off the bat
Speaker 6: of Nolan Ornado on the seventeenth of April, so he's
Speaker 6: already faced this team once before with the Blue Jays.
Speaker 8: One thing to look at for Lower's first pitch, and
Speaker 8: Arizona has some guys including good Tell Martine at the
Speaker 8: top of the order. They love to swing at the
Speaker 8: first pitch because the first offering by Lower this year
Speaker 8: has been hit at a five twenty two batting average against.
Speaker 8: And his starts combined, one with the Dodgers and the
Speaker 8: rest with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Speaker 6: And Soroka has not been walking people this year. He's
Speaker 6: gone fifty straight batters without issuing a walk. He's got
Speaker 6: a career low walk rate entering this game, so the
Speaker 6: Dodgers will probably have to get aggressive against Mike Soroka
Speaker 6: Dodgers and Diamondbacks lineups. First pitch, coming up.
Speaker 2: All right, Dodgers and Diamondbacks, who are five and a
Speaker 2: half games back of the Blue, going into action, keeping
Speaker 2: an eye on what happened with the San Diego Padres,
Speaker 2: who have now gone final in Philadelphia. The Fighting Phils
Speaker 2: helping out the Dodgers tonight with a three to two
Speaker 2: win over the Padres. So the Padres fall to thirty
Speaker 2: two and twenty seven on this season. The Dodgers, for
Speaker 2: the moment, pick up a half game on San Diego,
Speaker 2: who are five and a half games back. They've now
Speaker 2: lost three in a row. Dodgers can make it more
Speaker 2: with a win tonight. Eric Lauer on the Mount, Michael
Speaker 2: Siroka will go for the snakes when we come back.
Speaker 2: Enjoin everybody. Davin Bassday's got you with the postgame when
Speaker 2: it's all over. I'm Tim Katson. This is the back
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