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Speaker 1: Talk as everybody wanted to be a part of it.
Speaker 2: Tim kits Ah Yoshi Yamamoto. What a performance, a complete
Speaker 2: Game three hitter as the Dodgers beat the Milwaukee Brewers
Speaker 2: five to one in Game two of the National League
Speaker 2: Championship Series. And now the Dodgers set themselves up to
Speaker 2: be two wins away from going back to the World
Speaker 2: Series as they look to defend their World Series championship. Hi, everybody,
Speaker 2: and welcome to Dodger Talk here on five seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 1: Tim kats with you here on this Tuesday night.
Speaker 2: As the Dodgers pack up and head back to Southern
Speaker 2: California up two games to nothing after winning Games one
Speaker 2: and two at America First Field. They last night got
Speaker 2: a great pitching performance from Blake Snell eight innings, ten strikeouts,
Speaker 2: and tonight Yoshanova Gamamoto said, hold my beer, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: do a little bit better than that. Oh, he was equally,
Speaker 2: it was good. Both were perfect in their outings last night,
Speaker 2: almost nearly perfect on the mound, but really good last night.
Speaker 2: Blake Snell, Yoshinobo tonight gave up a home run to
Speaker 2: Jackson Turio to lead off the bottom of the first,
Speaker 2: but then really strapped in and was really good the
Speaker 2: remainder of the way, ninety seven pitches through eight innings.
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts said, you can go back out there for
Speaker 2: the ninth inning. He did, had a one to two
Speaker 2: three inning, finished with a comp league game, three hitters,
Speaker 2: seven strikeouts, just the one walk with one out in
Speaker 2: the fifth inning. He threw one hundred and eleven pitches.
Speaker 2: And we're throwing a lot of information at with you
Speaker 2: about how big this complete game was tonight, A lot
Speaker 2: of first times, a lot of first time since for
Speaker 2: Yoshinobu Yamamoto. We'll start off with this the first complete
Speaker 2: game thrown this year by a Dodger starter, the first
Speaker 2: complete game postseason performance by a Japanese pitcher in MLB history.
Speaker 2: Yamamoto's complete game tonight the first in the postseason since
Speaker 2: twenty seventeen, eight years ago justin Verdlander to the day
Speaker 2: October fourteenth, twenty seventeen, in Game two of the Alcs,
Speaker 2: threw a complete game in that outing. It was also
Speaker 2: the twenty third postseason complete game from a Dodger pitcher
Speaker 2: in LA franchise history. The last to do it rest
Speaker 2: in peace Jose Lima back in two thousand and four
Speaker 2: when he did it in Game three of the NLDS.
Speaker 2: Before that, Oral Hersheiser, who called in during the Clubhouse
Speaker 2: show to talk about Yamamoto's performance tonight, Oral is the
Speaker 2: last Dodger before Jose Lima to throw a complete game
Speaker 2: in a postseason, and Oral Herrischeizer back in nineteen eighty eight,
Speaker 2: threw three complete games in the postseason on the way
Speaker 2: to a World Series championship for the Dodgers. The last
Speaker 2: time the Dodgers had consecutive postseason starts of at least
Speaker 2: eight innings by a starter, they did last night with
Speaker 2: Blake Snell and tonight with Yoshinobu Yama motives complete game.
Speaker 2: The last time they had consecutive postseason starts at least
Speaker 2: eight innings by their starters, games won and Game two
Speaker 2: of the nineteen eighty eight NLCS, again by Oral Herrisheizer
Speaker 2: and Tim Belcher. What a performance from Yoshinobu Yamamoto. It
Speaker 2: was stellar, It was fantastic, however you want to describe it.
Speaker 2: It was great nearly per ff and it could have
Speaker 2: gone south real quickly with that leadoff home run. But
Speaker 2: this is a different Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and it started in
Speaker 2: the NLDS last year against the Padres. In that Game five,
Speaker 2: he became a tougher pitcher on the mound, a guy
Speaker 2: who is locked in and doesn't get rattled, doesn't allow
Speaker 2: things to affect him, early traffic on the base path,
Speaker 2: an early home run like he gave up tonight, an
Speaker 2: air to start off the second inning. Again, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: took a two to one lead in the bottom the
Speaker 2: top half of the second inning. The first batter at
Speaker 2: the bottom of the second and air by Max Muncy
Speaker 2: didn't let him rattle him, though, fielder's choice strikeout, ground
Speaker 2: ball out third inning, a one out or make that
Speaker 2: a two out single worked around it. In the fourth inning,
Speaker 2: a two out single got out of it with the strikeout.
Speaker 2: In the fifth inning, again still a two to one game.
Speaker 2: In the fifth inning, a one out walk worked around it.
Speaker 2: Then the offense put on more runs in the sixth,
Speaker 2: the seventh, and the eighth to extend the Dodgers' lead
Speaker 2: to five to one, and it was cruise control after
Speaker 2: that for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, him and Will Smith working in tandem.
Speaker 2: Great job by Will Smith, we heard from him in
Speaker 2: the clubhouse show, the two of them going back and
Speaker 2: forth like they were dancing together, calling a great game,
Speaker 2: mixing it up, keeping the hitters off balance. Fifteen ground
Speaker 2: ball out. It was a masterful performance tonight by Yoshinobu
Speaker 2: Yama Moto. One of those performances you're always gonna remember,
Speaker 2: Dodger fans. Oh, it wasn't a no hitter, It wasn't
Speaker 2: a perfect game, but it was a complete game. Three
Speaker 2: hitter in the NLCS, pretty darn impressive. Eight six, six,
Speaker 2: nine eighty seven two five seventy is our number we're
Speaker 2: gonna hear from the manager Dave Roberts here on the
Speaker 2: Dodgers post game uh Dodger Talk and We're also gonna
Speaker 2: hear from Yoshinoba Yamamoto when he speaks to the media.
Speaker 2: I was we're here with you until ten o'clock tonight
Speaker 2: here on Dodger Talk eight six six nine eighty seven,
Speaker 2: two five seventy. Got a lot of Dodger fans who
Speaker 2: want a weigh in. We appreciate that, we love and
Speaker 2: want to hear from everybody. Eight sixty six ninety seven
Speaker 2: two five seventy. Georgia and La start things off on
Speaker 2: this Tuesday night as the Dodgers are up two to
Speaker 2: oh in the NLC side George, Hey.
Speaker 6: You know what really impressed me about it tonight is
Speaker 6: that he never allowed Yoshinova, never allowed the obligatory late
Speaker 6: inning rally.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: It's almost scripted in every game where you know one
Speaker 6: or two guys are going to get on, either by
Speaker 6: hitch or some freak things going on, but it never happened.
Speaker 6: It's like we're waiting for our climax that never surface.
Speaker 6: And that was fascinating to me that he really shut
Speaker 6: it down and took the life out of them. Those
Speaker 6: fans never had a reason to stand and cheer, and
Speaker 6: that that just never happens, even in the regular season,
Speaker 6: there's always some kind of rally to do it in
Speaker 6: the postseason amazing. It does feel like we were witnessing
Speaker 6: something special and the starting staff is you know, blooming
Speaker 6: as we all and it was great for Dodger management
Speaker 6: to let these guys heal up, not just you know,
Speaker 6: a motive, but you know, Glass now a Snell and
Speaker 6: they're they're really pitching like we all had hoped and envisioned.
Speaker 6: I do have one question for you. Do you think
Speaker 6: with Otani struggling at lead up that Bets could maybe
Speaker 6: lead off to take some of the pressure off him,
Speaker 6: because he's clearly having some mission. Man, I know he
Speaker 6: had a base it, but he still feels like he's
Speaker 6: struggling at the play.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, appreciate the phone call.
Speaker 2: You're not switching up the order right now, just because
Speaker 2: Otani struggling offensively. Struck out three more times tonight. But
Speaker 2: you know what, he had an RBI single in the
Speaker 2: seventh inning and I said it earlier. Maybe that unlocks him,
Speaker 2: Maybe that just frees him up mentally. Whatever the case,
Speaker 2: it just gets him going now offensively. Look at they've
Speaker 2: gone six and one in October, They've won six of
Speaker 2: the seven playoff games that they've played, and showy Otani,
Speaker 2: outside of the first wild Card game against the Reds
Speaker 2: and when he went deep twice, has done anything offensively.
Speaker 2: He's made a couple starts, but offensively outside of the
Speaker 2: first wild Card game, if you can remember way back
Speaker 2: when against the Cincinnati Reds, he hasn't done anything. And
Speaker 2: the Dodgers has still rattled off wins, beat the Reds,
Speaker 2: beat the Phillies, and now were two games up on
Speaker 2: the Milwaukee Brewers. I hate to say that what happens
Speaker 2: when he gets going, what happens when he unlocks offensively
Speaker 2: and takes off, driving in runs, hitting home runs. Freddie
Speaker 2: Freeman was one for five tonight, Mookie Betts zero for three,
Speaker 2: with the walk showe Aotani one for five.
Speaker 1: They were a collective.
Speaker 2: Two for thirteen with four strikeouts, and the Dodgers still
Speaker 2: won five to one. You know why the bottom of
Speaker 2: the lineup delivered, and you look at the bottom of
Speaker 2: the lineup, You're like, hitter's five through nine?
Speaker 1: Who is that?
Speaker 2: Max Month, see ta Oscar Hernandez, Tommy Edmund Key k
Speaker 2: Hernandez and Andy pa Has I mean, gosh darn it.
Speaker 2: That's a pretty darn impressive five through nine hitters in
Speaker 2: anybody's lineup?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: Monsey, tay Oscar, Tommy Edmunds, the NLS MVP a year ago. Oh,
Speaker 2: mister October, Key k Hernandez and Andy pot Has hitting ninth.
Speaker 2: The combined five through nine hitters went eight for eighteen
Speaker 2: with two home runs, four ribbies, and four of the
Speaker 2: five runs scored.
Speaker 1: That that's pretty good, you're telling me.
Speaker 2: The big four, the big four for the Dodgers tonight
Speaker 2: drove in one run from Shoe Ayotani. Mookie Betts was
Speaker 2: zero for three again. Look out when the big four
Speaker 2: start collectively getting got I mean, how scary could this be?
Speaker 2: Five through nine carrying you to a game two win
Speaker 2: in Milwaukee? Shoe Heli one hit, three strikeouts, Yama Moto
Speaker 2: complete game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's clicking right now.
Speaker 2: It is a dominant, dominant force that is this Dodgers team.
Speaker 2: When they're humming, they are really good. And to think
Speaker 2: about the Yama Moto complete game. You didn't touch your bullpen.
Speaker 2: Another day, another chance to get rested and ready to
Speaker 2: go for what could be what could be three games
Speaker 2: in three days right, you're up to to Oh, you
Speaker 2: gotta win two more and you got games three, four,
Speaker 2: and potentially five at Dodgers Stadium all in a row Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Speaker 2: So the Dodgers' bullpen locked and loaded, ready to go,
Speaker 2: all hands on deck, should be good to go for
Speaker 2: all three games.
Speaker 1: They didn't even have to be used tonight. Did anybody
Speaker 1: even get warmed up? Colin? I didn't seebody get warmed up.
Speaker 2: I didn't eve see how you stern down the bullpen
Speaker 2: last night? You had trying come in and you had
Speaker 2: Rookie Sasaki. Everybody else hasn't even.
Speaker 1: Entered this game yet.
Speaker 2: Everybody else in that Dodgers' bullpen doesn't even get a
Speaker 2: participatory trophy nothing yet because they haven't been needed.
Speaker 1: And that's scary to think about as well.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers' bullpen virtually hasn't been touched, and the Big
Speaker 2: Three hasn't necessarily got it going even in this series,
Speaker 2: and yet they're up two games to nothing. Antonio Santa Anna,
Speaker 2: you're next up on Dodger Talk as the Dodgers beat
Speaker 2: the Brewers five to one.
Speaker 1: How you doing, Antonio?
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Speaker 7: I'm sure what a blessing to see this team just succeeds,
Speaker 7: like showing no defeat first pitch home run. Cool, we've
Speaker 7: seen it before. But the best team, my father said,
Speaker 7: is there's twenty seven outs in baseball. Son, we played
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Speaker 7: even let me get started on the pitching from these
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Speaker 1: How about that, Felix is San Diego.
Speaker 2: You're next up on Dodger Talk after the Dodgers beat
Speaker 2: the Brewers and Game two of the NLCSA five to
Speaker 2: one win is a head back home now two wings
Speaker 2: away Felix from going back to the World Series.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, man.
Speaker 10: Well, first things first, before anybody says anything, I gotta
Speaker 10: give props to Roberts.
Speaker 6: Last night he was.
Speaker 10: Getting a bunch of manure thrown at him for pulling
Speaker 10: Snell out of the ninth inning. And you know, you
Speaker 10: can go into the hole why he did, why he
Speaker 10: didn't do it, what a bottom line is today he
Speaker 10: went with his gut, trusted his pitcher, let him finish
Speaker 10: job well done.
Speaker 11: I agree with you, man.
Speaker 10: I mean I like the bottom of the lineup, especially
Speaker 10: pot has with that bunt. That's classic, classic Dodger baseball.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 10: I told one of my coworkers down here, I said, look,
Speaker 10: all I want is seventy percent of what's now did
Speaker 10: last night and we got, we got equal. Now I'm
Speaker 10: gonna say the same thing. I'm hoping Glass now gives
Speaker 10: a seventy to seventy five percent of what these two
Speaker 10: aces gave us. And the last thing I'll say, man,
Speaker 10: is I concur with what the previous callers said. I'm
Speaker 10: down here amongst these knuckleheads, and I actually had a
Speaker 10: work work tonight so I can watch it. So I
Speaker 10: had to listened to it. And it's just like watching
Speaker 10: the game when I listen to you guys. So I'm
Speaker 10: exactly what the guy just previously said. I've been listening
Speaker 10: to you guys ever since I moved down here when
Speaker 10: the military brought me down here, and if I'm not
Speaker 10: watching it, I'm listening to it.
Speaker 1: So job, well done, awesome, Thank you, Felix. Really appreciate
Speaker 1: the night. Nice words there.
Speaker 2: Eight sixty six nine eight seven two five seventy. You
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Speaker 2: like Felix all the way down in San Diego, or
Speaker 2: how how about Annapolis and Maryland where Johnny checks in
Speaker 2: here on postgame Dodger Talk after a five to one
Speaker 2: Dodgers went over the Brewers. Johnny, you're in call from Annapolis.
Speaker 8: Yeah. I was taking a walk down by the Naval
Speaker 8: Academy when I heard that first pitch to Cherio and
Speaker 8: I was just gutted. I thought, oh God, here we go.
Speaker 8: But you know, Will Smith said it best. He said,
Speaker 8: you know, he got punched in the mouth and then
Speaker 8: he rebounded, and Vess kind of geeked it on the
Speaker 8: interview and he's like, Oh, that made your job a
Speaker 8: lot easier. I mean, the guy's a catcher, right like,
Speaker 8: he's got to call a great game and block the ball.
Speaker 8: So just what an achievement for Yama Moto and for
Speaker 8: all of us Dodger fans to feel like a complete
Speaker 8: game in the postseason. I mean, it's just rarely seen
Speaker 8: these days. So thanks for taking my call, Tim, all.
Speaker 2: Right, I appreciate thanks for checking in, Johnny, thanks for
Speaker 2: staying up late with us on this now early Wednesday
Speaker 2: morning for you out there in an Apple listen, Maryland. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's rare to see a complete game. I mean, think
Speaker 2: about this, one hundred and seventy games now into this
Speaker 2: Dodger twenty twenty five season, one hundred and seventy games
Speaker 2: in tonight is the first complete game by a Dodger starter. Ya,
Speaker 2: I'm a Mode almost threw a no hitter back in
Speaker 2: September in Baltimore. Remember he is one out away from
Speaker 2: doing that tonight. A complete game, three hitter, seven strikeouts,
Speaker 2: one hundred and eleven pitches.
Speaker 1: We just don't see complete games anymore. In fact, I'll
Speaker 1: say it again.
Speaker 2: The first postseason complete game in the Big leagues since
Speaker 2: Justin Verlander did it in twenty seventeen in Game two
Speaker 2: of the Alcs.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: You can listen on the iHeartRadio app locally here in
Speaker 2: southern California. You can listen northern California. You can listen
Speaker 2: globally anywhere in the world.
Speaker 1: Literally. How about listening from El Salvador.
Speaker 2: Javier checks in on Dodger Talk from El Salvador.
Speaker 13: Hello, Javier, No, thank you for taking my call. Man.
Speaker 14: What a game? What a game? Pitch by Yamamoto and
Speaker 14: all this like roll with the punches, Mike Typhons. You know,
Speaker 14: everyone has the plans so you get punch in the mouth, right,
Speaker 14: But he rolled with every punch and there wasn't many
Speaker 14: of them. Just kudos to the bottom of the lineup.
Speaker 14: I've been glued. I was walking the National Palace here
Speaker 14: in El Salvador, glued to my phone watching the game.
Speaker 14: So go, Dodgers's looking.
Speaker 1: Good, hobbyer. Do you live down there? You're visiting down there? What? What?
Speaker 1: What makes you a Dodger fan in El Salvador?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 14: No, so vacasing down here. My girlfriend's family and she's
Speaker 14: from here too, so I wanted to come recharge the batteries.
Speaker 1: Oh very nice.
Speaker 2: Well, enjoy your vacation, and certainly it makes it a
Speaker 2: lot sweeter when the Dodgers get a win again. Now
Speaker 2: up two Oho in this best of seven NLC. Yes,
Speaker 2: enjoy the rest of your vacation of here.
Speaker 11: Thank you have a little guess all.
Speaker 1: Right, appreciate Thanks for checking in from El Salvador.
Speaker 2: How about that San Diego, Annapolis, El Salvador. Where next
Speaker 2: are we going to hear from a Dodger man? Eight
Speaker 2: sixty six nine eighty seven two five seventy anybody north
Speaker 2: of the bordering Old Canada? Anybody listening in Japan right now?
Speaker 2: How about Yama Moto's performance? Rise and Shine in Tokyo
Speaker 2: Yama Moto just throw a complete game three hitter. Dodgers
Speaker 2: get the win five to one over the Brewers and
Speaker 2: now two wins away from going back to the World Series.
Speaker 2: The last time again the Dodgers had somebody go this
Speaker 2: far into game and throw a complete game was Jose
Speaker 2: Lima in the postseason in two thousand and four. Rest
Speaker 2: in peace, Jose Lima. Two thousand and four NLDS Game
Speaker 2: number three, Jose Lima pitched a complete game. That was
Speaker 2: the last Dodger pitcher to do it two thousand and four,
Speaker 2: twenty one years ago. And before that, our guests in
Speaker 2: the Clubhout show the great Oral Hersheiser who threw three
Speaker 2: can nineteen eighty eight impress them very very impressive. Also
Speaker 2: another number for you, Max Munsey, who you heard from
Speaker 2: the postgame Clubhouse Show. His fourteenth career post season home
Speaker 2: run breaks a tie with Corey Seeger and good friend
Speaker 2: Justin Turner for now the most home runs hit by
Speaker 2: a Dodger in postseason history. Max Monsey, Just a great
Speaker 2: night for the Dodgers as they now have a two
Speaker 2: to oh series lead and look forward to Game three
Speaker 2: again Thursday afternoon, three toh eight first pitch. Not a
Speaker 2: six o'clock game, not a five o'clock game. You're gonna
Speaker 2: have to call in late to work. You're gonna have
Speaker 2: to call in sick. You're gonna have to figure out
Speaker 2: your schedule on Thursday. You got time now to figure
Speaker 2: it out. Get a little cough. Yeah you don't sound
Speaker 2: so well. Maybe you need to call in sick on
Speaker 2: a Thursday three to oh eight first pitch. Limited tickets
Speaker 2: still available at Dodgers dot com slash postseason Dodgers dot
Speaker 2: com slash post season. Eric in Hollywood, we don't have
Speaker 2: to go far to hear from one of the great
Speaker 2: Dodger fans, Eric, Dodger Nation.
Speaker 1: What's going on, man Dodger?
Speaker 6: That sh.
Speaker 15: Yo Yama was dealing today? The only blemish was one run? Wow,
Speaker 15: CG was great to see a complete game that twenty seventeen.
Speaker 15: Come on, really you're gonna bring that up?
Speaker 7: Timmy?
Speaker 15: I love you to dad bro. The twenty seventeen is
Speaker 15: just I don't even think about twenty seventeen anymore. But
Speaker 15: what is everybody crying about? Any team could have signed
Speaker 15: Blake Tyler or Yama. Pony up the money? Do you
Speaker 15: want to be the best, then pay. The Dodgers paid,
Speaker 15: and now they're reaping the benefits of these pictures. Love
Speaker 15: Maxie and TiO killing it at the plate. Pahes, Welcome
Speaker 15: to the postseason, my man, Welcome to the postseason. Dodgers
Speaker 15: accomplished what they needed to do. I wanted one in
Speaker 15: Milwaukee and but we got too. So let's go winning.
Speaker 15: My doctor tex Chain is loving it. Jimbo mean Ethan
Speaker 15: e or Juan and Bray, We're all loving it. Timmy,
Speaker 15: we are playing fantastic right now, and I really don't
Speaker 15: want to jinx anything. But what else do we.
Speaker 16: Need to do?
Speaker 15: Timmy? Fill us in. What else do we need to do?
Speaker 15: How can we take this to the Promised Land, to
Speaker 15: the next step.
Speaker 2: Well, Sammy, Sosa one said, keep it, continue the same thing.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Eric, I appreciate the phone call. Dominant pitching,
Speaker 2: timely hitting, good defense so far these first two games.
Speaker 2: I mean, the only thing you can do better is
Speaker 2: have Hodani hit home runs. Have the big three just
Speaker 2: completely go off offensively. That's the only thing left. Oh
Speaker 2: and yeah, the bullpen to not give us all heart attacks.
Speaker 2: But other than that, yeah, it's been complete dominance. The
Speaker 2: first two games by the Dodgers over the mill Milwaukee
Speaker 2: Brewers complete dominance, wearing down Freddie Peralta tonight and for
Speaker 2: the second straight night, getting after the Milwaukee's Brewers bullpen,
Speaker 2: which looks like it is running on near empty here
Speaker 2: in the postseason.
Speaker 1: Let's go back out to Milwaukee.
Speaker 2: Yoshinobu Yamamoto, the man of the night, a complete game,
Speaker 2: three hitter at seven strikeouts, his first complete game in
Speaker 2: the big leagues, the first complete game by Dodger starter
Speaker 2: this season.
Speaker 1: Let's hear from Yama to.
Speaker 17: Both the left handed hitters and right handed hitters, seemed
Speaker 17: like you went inside a lot. Was there anything that
Speaker 17: you saw maybe yesterday in Snell's game, or maybe they
Speaker 17: did take anything out of your last start here that
Speaker 17: made you think that was the way to go?
Speaker 18: So and to.
Speaker 1: Mama, I don't I.
Speaker 18: You know, because communicated with a coach and then also
Speaker 18: Will Smith before the game, and then we played at
Speaker 18: the game.
Speaker 4: Out attack.
Speaker 9: Martin English for going to Jack in the middle third row.
Speaker 5: It had been eight years and somebody through a complete game. Speak,
Speaker 5: it had been eight years and someone through a complete
Speaker 5: game in the playoffs.
Speaker 9: Just what did it mean to be able to.
Speaker 5: Go nine innings, and especially you know with the way
Speaker 5: you start hearing the regular season went.
Speaker 18: And that in that regular season or post in the
Speaker 18: post cool hutch and the post season, that has meant the.
Speaker 9: Sound the schedule.
Speaker 4: So you know what eighteenesday and I'll get it down
Speaker 4: to the mynother.
Speaker 18: I just heard this was the first time in the
Speaker 18: eight years, and I think, you know, because that was
Speaker 18: great for me that I established my rhythm and then
Speaker 18: I got to dictated the tempo place over the game.
Speaker 4: So that was great.
Speaker 9: Go to Steve and and Jared in the second round.
Speaker 19: After the home run the first pitch, just two hits
Speaker 19: the rest of the way, you didn't let seem to
Speaker 19: let him bother you at all the rest of the night.
Speaker 19: How did you stay focused not let that get you
Speaker 19: at all?
Speaker 6: Because yeah, I.
Speaker 18: Think that was the first first hitter, and then I
Speaker 18: feel regrettable of that home run, but I reset my
Speaker 18: mind and then I just focused on executing my own pitches.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: There's Yoshinobu Yamamoto along with his translator talking to the
Speaker 2: media right there. Eure oh, thank you very much for that,
Speaker 2: talking about his performance tonight. Working in cadence with Will Smith.
Speaker 1: What an outing.
Speaker 2: It was a complete game three hitter for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who,
Speaker 2: along with Blake Snell, back to back dominant starts for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers. We mentioned the last time two Dodgers have
Speaker 2: gone back to back in the postseason eight innings or
Speaker 2: more was Oral.
Speaker 1: Herscheizer and Tim Belcher.
Speaker 2: Well, how about in Major League Baseball the last time
Speaker 2: a team had back to back starters go eight plus
Speaker 2: innings in the postseason? The San Francisco Giants in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 2: some guy named Madison Bumgardner and Johnny Quato getting it
Speaker 2: done in twenty sixteen. Now the Dodgers, Blake Snell in
Speaker 2: Yoshinobu Yamamoto back to back starts of eight plus innings?
Speaker 1: Can they make it three in a row? Do I
Speaker 1: hear three?
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass? Now, do I hear three? We'll find out
Speaker 2: on Thursday, Game three of the NLCS. We'll take a break,
Speaker 2: we'll come back, we'll get to more of your phone calls.
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Speaker 2: before Game three and with the Dodgers hope is another win.
Speaker 2: They're up two games to nothing over the Milwaukee Brewers.
Speaker 2: After a five to one dominating a win behind Yoshinobu's
Speaker 2: complete Game three hitter, they come back home two wins
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Speaker 1: Is waiting on one of those big Max Monthsy swings.
Speaker 3: Another three two pitch on the way on see it's
Speaker 3: one in the air center field Freelick.
Speaker 1: He is Athol wall. This ball is out of hair.
Speaker 1: There's that big swing.
Speaker 10: Okay, next time, order a little earlier.
Speaker 2: Max Monsey with a solo home run four hundred and
Speaker 2: twelve feet.
Speaker 17: No chance for.
Speaker 1: Freelick to get that one, and it's three one Dodgers
Speaker 1: in this way, just got quiet.
Speaker 2: Max Monsey with a solo home run on as the
Speaker 2: Dodgers go on and beat the Brewers five to one.
Speaker 2: Max Munsey with that home run, Now fourteen career postseason
Speaker 2: home runs as a Dodger. He passes Corey Seeger and
Speaker 2: Justin Turner, who he was tied with with thirteen postseason
Speaker 2: home runs. He is now the Dodgers all time postseason
Speaker 2: home runs leader. Duke Snyder with eleven, Steve Garvey with ten,
Speaker 2: and how about Key Hernandez, nip.
Speaker 1: It on his tail.
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Speaker 2: who is at the game in Milwaukee? Manny, what was
Speaker 2: it like to be Dodger fan surrounded by all those
Speaker 2: quiet Brewer fans at the end of the game.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they temple.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 20: I'm all my way back hited south from to Chicago
Speaker 20: from the game.
Speaker 13: It's Suspanning, biggest Dodger fan.
Speaker 20: Here in the Midwest, and I'm telling you it was
Speaker 20: I was in the eye of the storm tonight when
Speaker 20: after that first homer from Cheerio, I'm telling you, it
Speaker 20: was like an earthquake that shook that stadium.
Speaker 13: These people were so fanatical they.
Speaker 20: They thought that they had the game, and I'm telling you,
Speaker 20: inning by inning by inning.
Speaker 13: The life of them started deflating.
Speaker 7: I'm talking.
Speaker 20: It felt like funeral by the sixth and seventh inning,
Speaker 20: I thought it was in a funeral temple, I'm telling you.
Speaker 20: And it's like tonight the jugglar was officially cut. If
Speaker 20: we were actual she's gonna play four games here, we
Speaker 20: would actually sweep.
Speaker 13: Them at home.
Speaker 7: That's how the bloom pure pure.
Speaker 13: The Beuer fans are filling right now. It's pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call it.
Speaker 13: I know DV my buddy Daves, he called it.
Speaker 20: He predicted it earlier that we will sweep if we
Speaker 20: won tonight.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna go with him.
Speaker 7: But not only that, I'm calling it.
Speaker 13: The four Horsemen.
Speaker 20: Okay, SNeW Yamamoto Glass now and don't forget show.
Speaker 13: Hey, Otani, We're going for the sweep, all right.
Speaker 1: Many appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Drive safe as you make your way down the west
Speaker 2: side of Lake Michigan back to the city of Chicago.
Speaker 2: Glad you enjoyed the game tonight eight six six nine
Speaker 2: eighty seven two five seventy eight sixty six nine eighty
Speaker 2: seven two five seventy Ken in Newport Beach, thanks for
Speaker 2: being patient. Ken, good to hear from you. How you doing, hey, Miss?
Speaker 12: All I can say is amazing. I've got to go
Speaker 12: back to Drysdale in Kofax. Back to back players, pitchers,
Speaker 12: these two guys, the last three the a's were amazing.
Speaker 12: If someone would have came to you a month ago
Speaker 12: after being swept six in a row by Walkee and
Speaker 12: said they're going to go into Milwaukee and win both
Speaker 12: the first two games, and then at that same person
Speaker 12: said not only a squeep, but you're going to do
Speaker 12: it by the bottom of your lineup. And Keike Hernandez
Speaker 12: right now hitting three seventy nine could be MVP. And
Speaker 12: the amazing thing about this is just incredible. Last year's
Speaker 12: Superstar and this year fifty five home runs, it's hitting
Speaker 12: one seven and in the two years of the playoffs
Speaker 12: he's hitting one ninety six and this year and they're
Speaker 12: still winning. I don't see anybody beating these guys because
Speaker 12: you know Otani's gonna start they hit the ball, right,
Speaker 12: I mean, fifteen bakeouts in eight games is crazy. But
Speaker 12: the whole thing is just amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is that the numbers are ridiculous when you
Speaker 2: start to look at him, and then you start thinking,
Speaker 2: as you mentioned, Keed, that Shoeotani hasn't really joined the
Speaker 2: party here. In October, a couple of home runs and
Speaker 2: Game one of the Wild Card against the Cincinnati Reds.
Speaker 2: Then he's been quiet ever since at the plate, striking
Speaker 2: out a lot, not a lot of good at bats.
Speaker 2: Started hitting the ball hard last night in Game one
Speaker 2: of this NLCS, and finally broke through with an RBI
Speaker 2: single in the seventh inning. I mean, if they're winning
Speaker 2: without show Heyotani and some production from Freddie Freeman and
Speaker 2: some production from Mookie Bets, what happens when these guys
Speaker 2: do get going, because they will. I mean, it's scary
Speaker 2: to think about what they've done without the big three
Speaker 2: really being producers on this team. Oh all home run
Speaker 2: here from Freddie Freeman last night. Certainly Mookie Betts drawing walks, yes,
Speaker 2: but collectively having those big games, those big series, those
Speaker 2: big stretches that we saw during the season. They haven't
Speaker 2: had that yet, and they've won six of seven games
Speaker 2: that they've played so far this postseason. Now, our next
Speaker 2: caller we talked to this morning on scam. We asked
Speaker 2: them to say little prayer, little blessing for Yamamoto in
Speaker 2: his start tonight and to be with him to help
Speaker 2: him navigate through that Milwaukee Brewers lineup.
Speaker 1: Father Gary right here in Burbank. Wow, the power of prayer,
Speaker 1: Father Gary.
Speaker 13: Kim, That's all I wanted to say. Man, you took
Speaker 13: towards right out of my mouth. What else do I
Speaker 13: have to say? Listen, we have such a great organization.
Speaker 13: We have the power of prayer. Tommy Losordi used to
Speaker 13: say that God is a Dodger fan. We got everybody
Speaker 13: on our side.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 13: Look remember the days when we picked up Max month
Speaker 13: Seat and they told that, they said put him anywhere
Speaker 13: where the ball will go to him. He's got the
Speaker 13: most home runs in the postseason for the Dodgers. Now,
Speaker 13: good night. That nobody believed in ten years ago, and
Speaker 13: he's killing it in the postseason. He's a superstar. I
Speaker 13: love that our organization takes chances on that. I love
Speaker 13: what the caller earlier said about how you want the
Speaker 13: pictures and pay for it. This is the investment that
Speaker 13: we've made as Dodger fans. This is why we pay
Speaker 13: forty bucks to park our cars. This is why we
Speaker 13: pay eighteen bucks for a beer. This is the postseason, man,
Speaker 13: I love it. Listen, I'm going to kind of hold
Speaker 13: back on some of my prayers and hold it for
Speaker 13: the World Series. But I'm hoping that we sweep these guys,
Speaker 13: we get some good arrest and that Freddy and show
Speaker 13: Hey come out of there slumber and show some numbers,
Speaker 13: because this is just a lot of fun to watch.
Speaker 13: And I guess I missed the unicorn and we had
Speaker 13: Bible study tonight. I had to turn off the game
Speaker 13: for a little bit, but got lots of text messages
Speaker 13: saying that I missed the unicorn of a complete game. Yeah,
Speaker 13: but love that our Dodgers are doing that. Tim, thanks
Speaker 13: for what you do, and I echo everybody else. Five
Speaker 13: seventy is the best man.
Speaker 9: Keep it up.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you, Father Gary. Remember on time tomorrow. No,
Speaker 2: Tarty's okay, you got it all right? There he goes,
Speaker 2: Father Gary. Check it in here from Burbank as the
Speaker 2: Dodgers get the win. And yeah, what a performance from Yamamoto.
Speaker 2: He was fune was blowing up during babble study, Dodger
Speaker 2: fans turning on the radios, going to social media and going,
Speaker 2: wait a second, did.
Speaker 1: I read that right?
Speaker 2: A complete game three hitter from a Dodger starter. Yes,
Speaker 2: you read that correctly. Yoshinobu Yamamoto the first Dodgers since
Speaker 2: Jose Lima Rest in Peace back in two thousand and
Speaker 2: four to throw a complete game in a postseason For
Speaker 2: the Dodgers. Before that, Oral Hersheizer did it three times
Speaker 2: back in the postseason in nineteen eighty eight as the
Speaker 2: Dodgers tonight five runs on eleven hits.
Speaker 1: Think about this.
Speaker 2: They were two for eleven with runners in scoring position
Speaker 2: and stranded ten runners. Okay, they won five to one,
Speaker 2: and they left ten runners on base. Meanwhile, Yoshinoba Yama
Speaker 2: Modo gives up the leadoff home run to Jackson Curio
Speaker 2: the very first Battery faces the very first pitch he
Speaker 2: throws in the bottom of the first inning, and then
Speaker 2: he scatters just two hits the rest of the way.
Speaker 2: An Air gets the runner on base in the second,
Speaker 2: a walk later in the game, and then retires fourteen
Speaker 2: in a row to finish off the Milwaukee Brewers. As
Speaker 2: the Dodgers finish off winning the first two games in
Speaker 2: Milwaukee and head home now game three on Thursday, eight
Speaker 2: sixty six nine eight seven two five seventy. Paul and Corona,
Speaker 2: you are next up here on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 1: How you doing, Paul?
Speaker 8: How you doing?
Speaker 11: Tim?
Speaker 2: I'm doing fantastic, Paul. Dodgers just keep on rolling.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, man, I've been trying to call forever long
Speaker 13: time listeners.
Speaker 21: First time getting through, but yeah, I've been I believe
Speaker 21: blue since I was born, and we've been amazing.
Speaker 11: This is the first time. I'm not going to try
Speaker 11: to prolong this, but first time.
Speaker 21: You know that I've seen two back.
Speaker 12: To back in my age.
Speaker 11: But I know when Sandy Kovax pitched.
Speaker 10: Three games in the World Series and free hitter.
Speaker 11: To complete game to win the World Series in nineteen
Speaker 11: sixty five.
Speaker 21: I'm a historian, but god rest, I wanted to call
Speaker 21: when David Vasse was saying, who has something about Kershaw
Speaker 21: because he's one of my biggest fans.
Speaker 11: I'm one of his biggest fans.
Speaker 21: And I saw his first start ever and that was
Speaker 21: the last game my little brother went to. He passed away,
Speaker 21: and I tried to call in.
Speaker 11: I couldn't get through.
Speaker 21: But the Dodgers are amazing right now, and I am
Speaker 21: excited for I have Game five tickets. My brother bought them,
Speaker 21: and so if it happens, it happens.
Speaker 1: But we sweep them, great, well, we'll see they get
Speaker 1: to a Game five.
Speaker 11: I only get through.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I've been Kim and now I'm a UCLA fan too.
Speaker 2: All right on, Paul, Hey, great to hear from you.
Speaker 2: Glad you got through and enjoy here from you and
Speaker 2: enjoyed the conversation. Hopefully they're well. I hope there's not
Speaker 2: a Game five. I shouldn't say, I hope you get
Speaker 2: to go to Game five. If you get to go
Speaker 2: to Game five, great, I'm looking forward to that, and
Speaker 2: I'm sure you are too. But I'll be honest with you,
Speaker 2: as Colin he's throwing me right now. Fource up if
Speaker 2: you're a UCLA fan, and let's get this done in four, right,
Speaker 2: let's get this thing done in four.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers have dominated. They have allowed just.
Speaker 2: Two runs on five hits in the first two games
Speaker 2: of this NLCS. I repeat, the Dodgers in two games
Speaker 2: have held the Milwaukee Brewers to two runs on five
Speaker 2: hits in eighteen innings of baseball through the first two games. Tonight,
Speaker 2: at complete game three hitter, there's one run giving up
Speaker 2: as the Dodgers beat the Brewers five to one. Let's
Speaker 2: head back back out to Milwaukee. The manager Dave Roberts
Speaker 2: meeting with the media.
Speaker 22: Just having starting pitchers go as deep as Snell and
Speaker 22: Glen Moto have done for the last two games. It's
Speaker 22: something that doesn't really happen in today's game anymore. How
Speaker 22: and why have you guys been able to pull it off?
Speaker 20: Well?
Speaker 23: I think if you look at the construction of our
Speaker 23: roster currently, you know the strength is starting pitching, and
Speaker 23: you know, when you can have your most talented pitchers
Speaker 23: get the most outs, then you're in a good spot.
Speaker 4: And right now, you know, all four of.
Speaker 23: Those guys are in a really good headspace physically, they're sound,
Speaker 23: and you know, you feel good about those guys starting
Speaker 23: a game and pushing them in they're prepared for this.
Speaker 9: Good to Jared into the second row.
Speaker 24: You've you've had a lot of good starting pitchers here
Speaker 24: for the time you've been in this job, but throughout
Speaker 24: your playoff career there's certainly been games you've had great
Speaker 24: starting pitchers and you did take them out before the eighth,
Speaker 24: before the ninth. What do you think has gotten you
Speaker 24: to the point where you're just maybe more comfortable pushing
Speaker 24: these guys to one hundred and five one hundred and
Speaker 24: ten pitches where maybe you weren't in the past.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I think it's a combo of.
Speaker 23: I just think that right now, each one of these
Speaker 23: guys are throwing the ball incredibly well, and you know,
Speaker 23: obviously you know there's been things with the bullpen, but
Speaker 23: just trying to find the right you know, spots for
Speaker 23: those guys.
Speaker 4: But again, I think for me, it's it just goes to.
Speaker 23: You know, given your just kind of weighing out, whoever's
Speaker 23: behind them has got to be a better option, you know,
Speaker 23: given where those guys are at. And I believe in
Speaker 23: all of our pitchers, but I think in each moment,
Speaker 23: I got to evaluate each game and how they're throwing
Speaker 23: the baseball, and you know, the last two nights and
Speaker 23: even this postseason, I just feel.
Speaker 4: Really confident in the way the starters.
Speaker 23: Are attacking hitters, the efficiency, the way they're able to
Speaker 23: mix and give hitters different looks.
Speaker 25: Chelsea, you on the far right in the front, Hey,
Speaker 25: dave Yamamoto had some big games for your last October.
Speaker 9: So it's not like this is totally coming out of nowhere.
Speaker 25: But in the last year, what have you kind of
Speaker 25: seen come out of him that has allowed him to
Speaker 25: be the guy he was on this stage tonight.
Speaker 4: I see a real confidence. I think that's what it is.
Speaker 23: I think that you know, last year, certainly there was
Speaker 23: a transition, and even in the postseason, I didn't give
Speaker 23: him a whole lot of leash, and we also had
Speaker 23: a really talented bullpen which we clearly leaned on and
Speaker 23: have talked about, you know, a lot. But I think
Speaker 23: this year he's got true confidence For me that third
Speaker 23: time through at pitch ninety he feels that he's the
Speaker 23: best option, and so I think for me that just
Speaker 23: gives that confidence.
Speaker 5: Jack third row in the middle, When was it a
Speaker 5: tough call sending him back out for the ninth.
Speaker 4: No, No, it wasn't. It was more of it was
Speaker 4: a hitter to hitter thing.
Speaker 23: We had Vesia behind him, but just the way he
Speaker 23: was throwing, I felt really good about him.
Speaker 4: Starting the ninth.
Speaker 2: All Right, there's a manager, Dave Roberts letting Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Speaker 2: go back out there and finish off. When he started
Speaker 2: eight innings ninety seven pitches, he had a five to
Speaker 2: one lead that he was working with going to the
Speaker 2: bottom of the ninth inning, and he went back out
Speaker 2: there finished with one hundred and eleven pitches total. He's
Speaker 2: got the final three batters that he faced there in
Speaker 2: the ninth inning, and he gets a complete game, three
Speaker 2: hit win as the Dodgers beat the Brewers five to one.
Speaker 2: Jd and Compton, You're next up here on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 2: Thanxts for being patient, JT JD.
Speaker 16: How you doing, I'll say them wonderful tonight what Dodgers
Speaker 16: would so, hey, we're sweeping in Tonight was the last
Speaker 16: game in Milwaukee for those fans. And I want to
Speaker 16: say I got a new nickname for Yamamoto. His new
Speaker 16: nickname is Kama Cozi because he got that strong, worried
Speaker 16: spirit about him, and he was he was on the night.
Speaker 16: Outside of that home run he took just like a boxer,
Speaker 16: taking that hard left hook to that chin, but Yamamoto
Speaker 16: came out with the uppercut right hood left hook and
Speaker 16: boobop the Brewers the rest of the way.
Speaker 13: He was on the night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was on for sure. I love the boxing
Speaker 1: and analogy.
Speaker 2: I got calling you in here shadow boxing as you
Speaker 2: were saying left hook to the chin, left right, left
Speaker 2: right uppercut. Yeah, it was very impressive and I thought
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts said it perfectly when he said the C
Speaker 2: word confidence Yoshinova Yamamoto. Ever since, and I repeat this
Speaker 2: a lot, and if you heard me say it, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say it again since Game five the NLDS
Speaker 2: last year against the Padres on that Friday night, when
Speaker 2: the Dodgers needed him to go out there and pitch
Speaker 2: his tail off.
Speaker 1: He did that exactly.
Speaker 2: And ever since that Game five of the NLDS last year,
Speaker 2: he has been a different pitcher. From the rest of
Speaker 2: last year's postseason through all of twenty twenty five, he
Speaker 2: has pitched with way more confidence than we saw during
Speaker 2: the regular season and early part of the postseason last year.
Speaker 2: Whatever it was, it's clicked, it's changed. He is a
Speaker 2: different pitcher out there on the mound. He's aggressive and
Speaker 2: he's got confidence, and that is the best way to
Speaker 2: describe what has happened to him. He has grown in
Speaker 2: confidence and he is a completely different pitcher.
Speaker 8: And he was.
Speaker 2: Over the thirty plus starts that he made this year,
Speaker 2: he was top ten in like five pitching stats in
Speaker 2: Major League Baseball. He's gonna finish second in the Cy
Speaker 2: Young Award voting in the National League. Paul Skeens is
Speaker 2: going to win that, but Yoshinobu Yama Voto is going
Speaker 2: to finish second in the Cy Young Award voting. He
Speaker 2: was that good during the regular season. Again, confidence on
Speaker 2: the mound, and that confidence was oozing tonight in Miller Park.
Speaker 2: Formerly known as Miller Park now American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: Solomon Lake Balva. Great to hear you, Solomon.
Speaker 9: How you doing, Buddy, I'm good to him.
Speaker 11: Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 1: Sure, you know.
Speaker 11: I never like to make predictions, and a series is
Speaker 11: not over until you have won four games. However, I
Speaker 11: do not see the Milwaukee Brewers winning the next four
Speaker 11: of five games. That's not going to happen now. Couldn't
Speaker 11: it be a sleep? Possibly? And the reason why sometimes
Speaker 11: baseball is really a simple game. The Milwaukee Brewers cannot
Speaker 11: hit Dodger pitching, and the Milwaukee Brewers pitchers cannot stop
Speaker 11: Dodger hitting. You've seen it in the first two games.
Speaker 11: It's that simple. Unless that changes. I don't see them being.
Speaker 2: Do you No, I don't, And I think the bar
Speaker 2: has been set. Great to hear you, Solomon, as always, Buddy.
Speaker 2: I think the bar was set last night from Blake
Speaker 2: Snell for starting pitchers that this is this is what.
Speaker 1: We expect, this is what you should be doing, and
Speaker 1: this is what you need to go out and do.
Speaker 2: And he set the bar really high last night with
Speaker 2: those eight innings of work and Yamamoto tonight.
Speaker 1: Dugged in real deep.
Speaker 2: After that solo home run, the crowd was into it
Speaker 2: to get out of the first. The leadoff batter in
Speaker 2: the second was an air on Max Munsey. A single
Speaker 2: in the third, a single in the fourth, a walk
Speaker 2: in the fifth.
Speaker 8: That was it.
Speaker 2: Little bit of traffic on the basis, but nobody in
Speaker 2: scoring position, nobody for the Milwaukee Brewers tonight, and he
Speaker 2: retired the last fourteen batters that he faced. The bar
Speaker 2: has now been set just as high with the performers tonight.
Speaker 2: From Yamamoto for Tyler glassnew in Game three on Thursday
Speaker 2: at a Dodger stadium. They just are passing that baton
Speaker 2: and saying, all right, here's what I did next.
Speaker 1: What are you gonna do? Yamamoto?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll go complete Game three hitter Blake Snell, all right, now,
Speaker 2: what are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: Tyler Glass?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: It's like a dance off. It's like a dance off.
Speaker 2: One guy does something, looks to the next guy says,
Speaker 2: all right, your turn now, and now is time for
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass now to go out there on Thursday and
Speaker 2: do his thing and then show hey Otani to close
Speaker 2: things out on Friday. In Game four, let's finish this off,
Speaker 2: Let's make it a clean sweep, and let's get ready
Speaker 2: for another World Series. The Dodgers halfway there, winning the
Speaker 2: first two games in Milwaukee. In this NLCS, is a bell?
Speaker 1: Anaheim?
Speaker 7: Is he?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: Everything going good right now for the Dodgers? Everything going
Speaker 2: great for this starting staff?
Speaker 13: Is he?
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 3: He?
Speaker 8: Is he?
Speaker 1: Did we lose you? Is it too late? Did you
Speaker 1: fall asleep?
Speaker 11: Is he.
Speaker 1: Is a bell?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 2: All right, we'll put her back on a hold. Maybe
Speaker 2: she just wants to keep listening to the show. Maybe
Speaker 2: it's putting her to sleep. Man, If I put Isabelle
Speaker 2: from Anaheim to sleep, what does that say?
Speaker 1: That's not good? Well, maybe she's just so tired from
Speaker 1: the celebration of the Knight's win. That's what it is.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 2: Isabell's so excited about the Dodgers win, the celebrating that
Speaker 2: she probably did tonight after the performance from Yamamoto, that
Speaker 2: she just had had enough. Night night for Isabella and Anaheim.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be night night for us here on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 2: Maybe thanks to Colin ye Thanks to all you Dodger
Speaker 2: fans for being a part of the show. In case
Speaker 2: you missed it, you can always podcast it on the
Speaker 2: iHeartRadio app. We'll be back at six am tomorrow morning, Yes,
Speaker 2: literally hours from now. Back at it with Sax and
Speaker 2: Kate's and Am Steve Saxon myself for three hours live
Speaker 2: in Locals six am.
Speaker 1: To nine am.
Speaker 2: More Dodger Talk, more reaction. Mike Soosha will join us
Speaker 2: in the eight o'clock hour. A great night to be
Speaker 2: a Dodger fan. Yoshinobu Yamamoto a complete game three hitter,
Speaker 2: the first complete game postseason pitched in Major League Baseball
Speaker 2: since twenty seventeen, the first by a Dodger starter since
Speaker 2: two thousand and four, and the Dodgers now two wins
Speaker 2: away from going back to the World Series. Dodgers back
Speaker 2: at it Thursday against the Brewers, Game three, three to
Speaker 2: zero eight.
Speaker 1: First pitch again.
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Speaker 2: the NLCA. Solo everybody sh