Speaker 1: For the back to back World Champions of Baseball.
Speaker 2: One of the greatest runs in the history of baseball.
Speaker 1: Immortality is within their reach.
Speaker 3: Incredible and while others make excuses.
Speaker 4: The only reason the Dodgers are doing this because they can.
Speaker 4: They printing money.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers just can't continue.
Speaker 4: It's not fair.
Speaker 1: Are making plans.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a singular focus on controlling what they can control.
Speaker 1: Now your pregame host of the world champion LA Dodgers
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Speaker 3: Angeles Dodgers sixty nine and forty two on this season,
Speaker 3: first place atop the NL West. As we speak, though,
Speaker 3: the Dodgers lead in the division is down to ten
Speaker 3: games after dropping the first two games of the series
Speaker 3: to the Boston Red Sox. The Dodgers look to salvage
Speaker 3: the series with a win on Sunday night.
Speaker 4: Base image sheen on the mound.
Speaker 3: First pitch from Uliklow Field the Dodgers to stadium is
Speaker 3: coming up at four twenty and we got a lot
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Speaker 3: The biggest news of the day. Trek Scouble is a Dodger. Officially,
Speaker 3: the trade is done a three for one as River
Speaker 3: Ryan in two minor league prospects, including Zayir Hope.
Speaker 4: We'll go to Detroit.
Speaker 3: Trek Scuble now a Los Angeles Dodger. He'll make his
Speaker 3: first start on Tuesday in Chicago at Wrigley Field with
Speaker 3: the Dodgers going to take on the Cubbies. More on
Speaker 3: that throughout. Dodgers on Deck coming up in about forty
Speaker 3: five minutes, you are going to hear from the President
Speaker 3: of Baseball Operations Andrew Freeman, so don't you go anywhere.
Speaker 3: We'll get the latest on how this trade was pulled
Speaker 3: off and when exactly they came to an agreement. We'll
Speaker 3: hear from the manager, Dave Roberts. Of course, we've got
Speaker 3: your Dodger's magical moment. We'll visit with Kirsten Watson from
Speaker 3: Sports and at La your Otani rewind and in just
Speaker 3: a few minutes we'll head out to the gaalpin Ford
Speaker 3: Broadcast booth. Well, last night, not a great night for
Speaker 3: the Dodgers. Is Yoshinobu Yamamoto game eight solid innings. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he pitched really well, navigating his way through eight innings.
Speaker 3: He got three runs on four hits. He gave up
Speaker 3: an early home run in the first.
Speaker 2: Next to pitch from Yamamoto is the first one to
Speaker 2: Rafaela and he drives it deep left center field and
Speaker 2: is gone. A home run back to back games for Rafaela.
Speaker 2: He has thirteen home runs on the season and for Yamamoto,
Speaker 2: he's just giving up his fourteenth. That's one nothing Red Sox.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you Ruphella has been really something to watch
Speaker 6: in the first two games. He's got really quick hands
Speaker 6: and generates some bat speed. That was a breaking ball
Speaker 6: pretty much down the middle. Rapaela wasted no time to
Speaker 6: hit it out.
Speaker 3: Sit down, Rafaela with a home run more on him
Speaker 3: coming up in just a minute. That gave the Red
Speaker 3: Sox a one nine in the lead. Then in the
Speaker 3: bottom of the second, Freddie Freeman all for te Oscar Hernandez.
Speaker 2: They Oscar Hernandez two forty eight average, nine home runs.
Speaker 2: Takes the pitch from Tony and hits it deep to
Speaker 2: right field. Heading back is a bray you east to
Speaker 2: the wall.
Speaker 1: He looks up and.
Speaker 4: That ball is gone.
Speaker 2: It's a two run shot for Taoscar Emma.
Speaker 4: Dodgers take the lead.
Speaker 6: It's two to one.
Speaker 2: Home run number ten for Teoscar Hernandez.
Speaker 6: Somebody get the sunflower seeds ready.
Speaker 3: Te Oscar Hernandez goes deep a two run home run,
Speaker 3: his tenth of the season, and the Dodgers took a
Speaker 3: two to one lead. But Sadan Rafaelai I told you
Speaker 3: you'd hear his name again in the top of the
Speaker 3: thirty answered back with a second solo home run off
Speaker 3: of Yoshinobu Yamamoto that tied the game at two. The
Speaker 3: only hits allowed by Yamamoto through seven innings were those
Speaker 3: home runs in the first and third innings. He retired
Speaker 3: thirteen consecutive hitters after off Yella's second blast, and that,
Speaker 3: of course, with the top tier play of the game,
Speaker 3: bright to by Arco quality top tier gas for less.
Speaker 3: The only other hints allowed by Yamamoto through seven innings.
Speaker 4: Well, they came in the eighth inning.
Speaker 3: Is the leadoff double the left field, then Jared Durant's
Speaker 3: bunt single moved Monasterio over to third, and then Connor
Speaker 3: long A double play. Grounder scored a run, the go
Speaker 3: ahead run and the eventual game winning run for the
Speaker 3: Boston Red Sox as they take a three to two
Speaker 3: series lead. The Dodgers and Yamamoto would go eight innings,
Speaker 3: turned it over to Alex Vesia for a scoreless ninth,
Speaker 3: but unfortunately, the Dodgers, despite out hitting the Red Sox
Speaker 3: last night ten to four, lose the second game with
Speaker 3: this three game series by a final of three to two.
Speaker 3: As Yama Moto suffers a loss, He's now eleven and
Speaker 3: seven on this season. The Dodgers dropped to sixty nine
Speaker 3: and forty two. Their overall lead in the division as
Speaker 3: we speak is only ten games over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers now look to avoid getting swept by the Socks.
Speaker 3: Image sheen on the Mount. It's Sunday Night Baseball from
Speaker 3: the Ravine. First pitch coming up at four twenty and
Speaker 3: with more we head out to the Gap and Ford
Speaker 3: Broadcast booth as.
Speaker 4: We welcome in Charlie Steiner and Rick Monday. Guys.
Speaker 7: All right, Tim, we get ready for Game number one
Speaker 7: hundred and twelve. The Dodgers seeking to avoid being swept
Speaker 7: by the Red hot Red Sox.
Speaker 4: But the story of the day.
Speaker 7: Is Tarek Schouble has come to The Dodgers found out
Speaker 7: about it late last night. Dave Roberts found out about
Speaker 7: it about the first pitch of the game. He got
Speaker 7: a call from the Andrew Friedman and the big Fish
Speaker 7: in the trade deadline. The Dodgers caught him.
Speaker 6: Well, it's amazing and the congrats to everybody that is
Speaker 6: involved in this deal. I mean a lots of different
Speaker 6: pieces of this puzzle had to be working together. So
Speaker 6: the Dodgers acquired the two time raginning America League Cy
Speaker 6: Young Award. When a Trek Scoobl who was asked last night,
Speaker 6: he said, well what about the trade and he said, look,
Speaker 6: I'm excited to be a part of the Dodgers and
Speaker 6: trying to make it a three peet on that end
Speaker 6: of it. And we find out that he will join
Speaker 6: this ball club sometime today and be on that flight
Speaker 6: to Chicago after the ballgame. But you know it's the
Speaker 6: old like the old game show, the price is right. Well,
Speaker 6: evidently the price was right in working with Detroit and
Speaker 6: for schoobl to come on and now join this starting rotation.
Speaker 6: This is something but you can add all kinds of guys,
Speaker 6: the Dodgers and the lead in you're talking about against
Speaker 6: the Red Sox. The Dodgers, this would be a perfect
Speaker 6: time to start playing better baseball that they have really
Speaker 6: been challenged the last three weeks.
Speaker 7: And so you talk about the need for three or
Speaker 7: four starters in a postseason rotation.
Speaker 4: The Dodgers had eight.
Speaker 8: Eight.
Speaker 1: That's not to say.
Speaker 4: They're going to use them all.
Speaker 7: The bullpen is going to get a little bit fatter,
Speaker 7: but it is astonishing when you think about what they've got. Well,
Speaker 7: they've got school. Well, yeah, I'm a Moto Snell, Glasnow,
Speaker 7: Sosak lower San who started today and show Hey Tani
Speaker 7: talk about a ball a big bowl to pick front.
Speaker 6: Yeah it is, but keep in mind this is game
Speaker 6: number one hundred and twelve. There's still some water. It
Speaker 6: has to go under the bridge. Remember a few years
Speaker 6: ago that I just went to spring training where I saying, oh,
Speaker 6: you had three closers out of the bullpen. Guess what happened?
Speaker 6: All three got injured and he had to go to
Speaker 6: the backup.
Speaker 9: Guys.
Speaker 6: We're not saying that's going to happen. Hopefully it's not
Speaker 6: going to happen. But all in all, this is a
Speaker 6: just a marvelous group when you look at the different
Speaker 6: opportunities really to come on and give your ball club
Speaker 6: chances to win with who goes on the mountain.
Speaker 4: This deal is a very big deal.
Speaker 7: It changes a dynamic now of the trade deadline. What
Speaker 7: are the Phillies going to do? What of Milwaukee? What
Speaker 7: are the rest of them are going to do? Because
Speaker 7: again the big fish has been caught.
Speaker 4: Charlie.
Speaker 6: One of the things you and I talked about two
Speaker 6: days ago is the fact is that if the Dodgors
Speaker 6: do not land Scooble, whoever does land him is in
Speaker 6: a better situation. So it's also a case of like
Speaker 6: who did not get into the mix and get scoobled?
Speaker 7: And so today and at Shia, we'll go for this Dodgers.
Speaker 7: Jake Bennett will start for the Red Sox. He's a lefty,
Speaker 7: and we'll get to the lineup's first pitch in detail
Speaker 7: that matchup a little later on in the hour too.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you, Charlie.
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Speaker 3: also here from Joe Kelly, who's been around Dodger Stadium
Speaker 3: this weekend. We'll check you with Mariachi Joe type deeper
Speaker 3: to this pitchy matchup.
Speaker 4: We got your magical moment.
Speaker 3: Kirsten Watson from Sports in La is gonna check in
Speaker 3: it as well. A big day for the Dodgers as
Speaker 3: they take on the Red Sox. Trek Scooble is officially
Speaker 3: wearing Dodger blue. You'll pitch on Tuesday in Chicago. That's
Speaker 3: a big store. It's a big deal as the Dodgers
Speaker 3: go for a three feet First things first tonight, take
Speaker 3: care of business with the Boston Red Sox on Sunday Night.
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Speaker 3: Up Dodgers in Red Sox Sunday Night baseball, final game
Speaker 3: of this three game series, final game of the home stands.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers will get out and play it. Head to Chicago,
Speaker 3: and that's what they'll meet up with. Trek Skuble, the
Speaker 3: newest Dodger acquired in a trade officially made this morning.
Speaker 4: He'll pitch on Tuesday.
Speaker 3: More on that coming up throughout the hour, and we'll
Speaker 3: also hear from Andrew Freeman coming up in just a
Speaker 3: little bit. First pitch for twenty.
Speaker 2: This is the Otani rewinde out of Texas Christian University
Speaker 2: in the second round. Now all hits Chuckley on the
Speaker 2: ground left side into the left field. That's a base hit.
Speaker 2: Otani now is nine for his last seventeen and a
Speaker 2: leadoff single and the time run aboard right away show hey.
Speaker 3: Otani goes one for three on base twice last night,
Speaker 3: including a walk, now hitting two ninety one on this
Speaker 3: season and on base percentage near four hundred. However, the
Speaker 3: Red Sox came back and beat the Dodgers last night,
Speaker 3: three to two.
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Speaker 3: Trek schoobl is a Dodger. Three players for one, then
Speaker 3: the Dodgers get the guy. Everybody who was trying to
Speaker 3: get at the trade deadline here soon.
Speaker 9: Unbelievable, unbelievable.
Speaker 10: There's really no other way to describe what Andrew Friedman
Speaker 10: and Brandon Gomes the front office was able to achieve.
Speaker 10: You know, they have been so masterful when it comes
Speaker 10: to not only just building the talent that they have internally,
Speaker 10: but understanding you know where trades could really be the
Speaker 10: best fit and so ord only if you mentioned to
Speaker 10: take three players to get the times that young reigning
Speaker 10: winner like so many, It's like it feels laughable at
Speaker 10: times to be saying this out loud, like one more
Speaker 10: person coming to the Los Angeles Dodgers, or they're on
Speaker 10: the goals to its repeat.
Speaker 1: So it is.
Speaker 10: It's remarkable. Rek is on his way to Los Angeles
Speaker 10: and he will be during the team this evening and
Speaker 10: is expected to have to start on Tuesday in Chicago.
Speaker 10: But even just like walking around the clubhouse last night,
Speaker 10: I mean the fact that there was not any player
Speaker 10: that was currently on the Dodgers roster that was either
Speaker 10: packing up or you know, preparing to make a move.
Speaker 10: Everyone was safe in that clubhouse, which just shows how
Speaker 10: much stronger this team now is. And you add essentially
Speaker 10: another eight. I know we have to talk about like
Speaker 10: who's the eighth of the Dodgers. It's Yoshino Yamamoto, but
Speaker 10: like now, I don't know, there's like twenty five of
Speaker 10: them at this point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you think about the riches the Dodgers have and
Speaker 3: what they're getting back from injuries still to come, and
Speaker 3: you added Serk's Scooble to this rotation and he's going
Speaker 3: to the start on Tuesday in the second game of
Speaker 3: the three game series against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field.
Speaker 3: This Dodgers team, kirst In the last two years they
Speaker 3: were pretty deep. This is about as deep as you
Speaker 3: can get in and not only in a rotation but
Speaker 3: a roster.
Speaker 1: No, it is.
Speaker 10: And you know what's interesting when you look at just
Speaker 10: the last two World Series in twenty twenty four, how
Speaker 10: they won was really with the focus on the bullpen
Speaker 10: because there were so many injuries to the rotation, just
Speaker 10: not as much I guess reliability when it came to
Speaker 10: the rotation, but you had the support of the bullpen.
Speaker 10: Then you go into twenty twenty five and you look
Speaker 10: at how they were able to win the World Series,
Speaker 10: and it was all of the rotator. All you'd used
Speaker 10: was starters in different situations and what things made sense.
Speaker 10: So whether we saw Blake Snell, Tyler Glasow coming out
Speaker 10: of the bullpen, even to Yoshinobio Mo toasting him come
Speaker 10: out of the bullpen when you'd be but you saw
Speaker 10: just a different setup as what it required to win.
Speaker 10: So now you come into twenty twenty six and yes,
Speaker 10: things there are some unknowns this year. Obviously you have
Speaker 10: Blake Snell, who has one more rehab assignment before he returns,
Speaker 10: but his last one he looks excellent. Then you've got
Speaker 10: Tyler glass Now who's had a lot of issues with
Speaker 10: his back this year. Just whether it's the start and
Speaker 10: stop you mean he was going, he was playing text
Speaker 10: and I set him down. He's finally in a position
Speaker 10: where he can now begin his rehab assignment, which is
Speaker 10: also going to be it should be on Tuesday as well. Chohyotani,
Speaker 10: you have his knee as well, So there's a lot
Speaker 10: of question marks around just the rotation, and so bringing
Speaker 10: someone like Terrek Scrubel who won. We know that he
Speaker 10: had the surgery and earlier this year to remove those
Speaker 10: loose bodies. But he's in a really good spot. I mean,
Speaker 10: even when you look at just the numbers and his
Speaker 10: last outing with the Tigers. Unfortunately they didn't lose that game,
Speaker 10: but he was excellent and his seglieve it was his
Speaker 10: seven innings of work. And so he comes not to
Speaker 10: a team where there's so much support, he's also going
Speaker 10: to be able to be very well rested. The Dodgers
Speaker 10: are still a situation where they can continue with their
Speaker 10: six man rotation. They have now guys, whether it's Justin Robleski,
Speaker 10: whether it's a Machian, Eric Lawer, Rogi Sasaki, you have
Speaker 10: all of these other guys who now can help support
Speaker 10: the bullpen it need be. You can potentially see ways
Speaker 10: where Roles could look a little bit different, because even
Speaker 10: I mean if you look at show Haeg when he
Speaker 10: comes back, he's going to have to build back up,
Speaker 10: and we know that he's not someone who builds up
Speaker 10: at the Triple A or at the minor league level.
Speaker 10: He's going to build up at the big league level.
Speaker 1: But now you have.
Speaker 10: Opportunity for whether it's Eric, whether it's Justin or even
Speaker 10: someone like Emmett, you have someone who can provide some
Speaker 10: length to protect Showhy so that all of these guys
Speaker 10: are in the best position come October. And that is
Speaker 10: what the Dodgers play for. So this is going to
Speaker 10: be changes things and it's insane. You know, I would
Speaker 10: have loved been a fly on the wall listening to
Speaker 10: how this all came together. Yeah, because it's remarkable what
Speaker 10: Andrew and Brandon can do.
Speaker 3: It is unbelievable what they can do putting together or
Speaker 3: waster the guys they can continue to bring in to
Speaker 3: make this team even better. Kiris did We appreciate it,
Speaker 3: and we'll check in with you tomorrow, Chicago.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
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Speaker 3: the manager Dave Roberts and the latest injury news.
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Speaker 1: This it's the LA Dodgers Injury Report presented.
Speaker 3: By UCLA Healthy Official medical partner the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Block Stewart on the IL with the right shoulder inflammation,
Speaker 3: Blake trying it on the IL with the right elbow inflammation.
Speaker 4: He is throwing the hitters. Tyler Glasnow on the iel.
Speaker 3: It's gonna go out in a minor league rehab assignment
Speaker 3: on Tuesday in Ontario, as is Blake Snell.
Speaker 4: On the IL.
Speaker 3: He'll make a rehab start in Triple A Oklahoma City
Speaker 3: on Tuesday. Will Smith doing baseball activity, still ramping up.
Speaker 3: Can take three to four weeks for him to get
Speaker 3: back to the major league roster. All right, Big Dave
Speaker 3: for the Dodgers. Trek Schooble acquired in a trade three
Speaker 3: for one including River Ryan and zayear Hope plus another
Speaker 3: minor leaguer Big Days. They pick up the reigning Cy
Speaker 3: Young Award winner from the American League, and the Detroit
Speaker 3: Tigers will ted back out to the.
Speaker 4: Ravine and check out with the Dodger skipper.
Speaker 9: Any questions for Dave Dave? Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 4: Can you talk about the pressure in.
Speaker 1: The dugouts with Dave Roberts? Hey, what did you might
Speaker 1: he started?
Speaker 9: David right before the first pitch? Yeah, right before the
Speaker 9: first pitch, I said, I heard that it was pretty
Speaker 9: much done, but there's obviously things that have to go on,
Speaker 9: you know, with medicals, so it wasn't actually even finalized.
Speaker 9: It just you know, heard that it was pretty much close.
Speaker 8: To you guys quite some time.
Speaker 5: See, I should get across the benishline.
Speaker 1: What was I going to do after you guys are forwards?
Speaker 9: The jet guys. Yeah, I think obviously you can feel
Speaker 9: the energy, the excitement, you know, the buzz and this
Speaker 9: was a different year in the sense that it was
Speaker 9: it was schoobl or nothing. I think essentially, where we
Speaker 9: have a lot of good players a lot of good
Speaker 9: depth and already and so there wasn't a whole lot
Speaker 9: of you know, in typical years, there's a lot of
Speaker 9: speculation and guys wondering where they're going to land, if
Speaker 9: someth's gonna happen. But I think this year, you know,
Speaker 9: even with this addition, we obviously got a whole lot better.
Speaker 9: But you know, guys are going to be the guys
Speaker 9: and the roles or the roles, and you know, we're
Speaker 9: just like I said, we're just thrilled. You have a
Speaker 9: new relationship with him at all. You know him through
Speaker 9: pass No, I'm I'm mad at the All Star Game
Speaker 9: a couple of years ago. That's about it. But a
Speaker 9: great guy. Obviously, you always kind of vet players and
Speaker 9: kind of what makes them tick and what makes them special.
Speaker 9: So I definitely and I do that with a lot
Speaker 9: of players. So you know, everything I've heard about him
Speaker 9: is he's just a great competitor, wants to win, prepares
Speaker 9: the right way, and uber talented.
Speaker 1: Who told you where? And just you remember what your
Speaker 1: like finitial reaction was.
Speaker 9: What I was wearing. I talked to Andrew for the game.
Speaker 1: Were you in uniform? Dave?
Speaker 11: Assuming help just where would you frank this rotation.
Speaker 1: All the time?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, I I haven't done the you know, one, two, three, four, five, six,
Speaker 9: side by side, but yeah, I mean it's hard to
Speaker 9: see any you know, of our the guys that I've seen,
Speaker 9: I don't want to kind of put it against I'm
Speaker 9: not talking about the Braves in the nineties. Just as
Speaker 9: far as what I've seen, this is as good as
Speaker 9: i've seen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you got in the opportunity to talk to
Speaker 5: school and if so, is there any TV share?
Speaker 9: I talked to him last night after their game in
Speaker 9: Sacramento and just kind of chatted with them, and he'll
Speaker 9: be here today and at some point tonight. So he's excited.
Speaker 9: Obviously there's a lot of you know, his best friends
Speaker 9: only Teamy knew a lot of great memories. But he's
Speaker 9: excited to be a part of this.
Speaker 4: Did you think you guys were going to get over
Speaker 4: the last couple of days?
Speaker 9: You know? I honestly, I personally don't put too much
Speaker 9: hope into anything because a lot of it doesn't happen.
Speaker 9: And I think that just for fear of being let
Speaker 9: down or disappointed, all the while knowing that the guys
Speaker 9: are gonna do the best job they can, which what's
Speaker 9: best for the organization. Just knowing the prospects that we
Speaker 9: did have, they were laser focused on this particular player.
Speaker 9: So I was hopeful, but not overly like it needs
Speaker 9: to happen type thing.
Speaker 6: Last year you talked about the opportunity to go look
Speaker 6: back to that being some special motivation.
Speaker 1: Do you think that this year, being able to go
Speaker 1: for a three p add in some like more incentive
Speaker 1: to be aggressive.
Speaker 9: At the deadline. I mean, I think that that's more
Speaker 9: of you know, for Andrew and Brandon to answer. I
Speaker 9: think for me, this is a separate year. Honestly, I
Speaker 9: want to win this year, and all I care about
Speaker 9: is winning in twenty twenty six. The byproduct is that
Speaker 9: would mean we'd win three in a row. But you know,
Speaker 9: some of the guys weren't a part of twenty five
Speaker 9: or twenty four and twenty five, and this is just
Speaker 9: a separate year for me. So it's probably some of
Speaker 9: the calculus of you know, icing on the top, go
Speaker 9: for it whatever, but that's not for me. This is
Speaker 9: I want to win this year.
Speaker 11: Obviously outside of school makes your reportation better.
Speaker 1: How do you see the.
Speaker 11: Impact of him, especially with show He's uncertainty down the stretch.
Speaker 9: Of the regular season. Well, I think that we're still
Speaker 9: planning on getting show Hey built up. So I think
Speaker 9: with regards to Show Hey, I really don't think it
Speaker 9: has any impact. You know, we have a plan to
Speaker 9: build him up slowly, methodically, and that would have happened
Speaker 9: if this trade would have would have happened or not.
Speaker 9: So it's not like because where we're at right now,
Speaker 9: we've got to get going. So it's not a matter
Speaker 9: of if he can take down an He's give us
Speaker 9: bias some more time, certainly made us better. But I
Speaker 9: think with regard to Show Hey, I think that the
Speaker 9: plan is the plan change.
Speaker 11: Your post season. I know we have some time to
Speaker 11: get their rotation calculus in terms of any starters if
Speaker 11: you want to free but the calculation and they'll trickle
Speaker 11: down effect of maybe movie that we started the whole.
Speaker 9: Met Well, fortunately we don't have to make that decision obviously.
Speaker 9: I think now until October, there's a lot of you know,
Speaker 9: thinking and games and you and you can play make
Speaker 9: believe and kind of see what could happen and prognosticate,
Speaker 9: but you don't know until we know who's healthy at
Speaker 9: that point in time, we have a lot of good options.
Speaker 9: And then the fact of the matter is that some
Speaker 9: of the guys that aren't going to start are going
Speaker 9: to have to go to the pen, and so we've
Speaker 9: done that over years, and that's just kind of the
Speaker 9: way it goes.
Speaker 6: I know, you kind of picture that plan for the time.
Speaker 9: I think that's all contingent on his build up. I
Speaker 9: think the thing is is that obviously, you know, we
Speaker 9: don't have that We're not going to have that luxury
Speaker 9: to the rehab situation. So I think it's going to
Speaker 9: look a little bit like what we did last year,
Speaker 9: and so go from there, and then once we get
Speaker 9: to a point, you know, in the middle of September,
Speaker 9: we'll have a better idea of what it looks like.
Speaker 3: All right, there's the manager, Dave Roberts, talking about Trek Schooble.
Speaker 3: He's already talked to him, expects him to join the
Speaker 3: team this afternoon evening as they then we'll get on
Speaker 3: a plane and head to Chicago as they start a
Speaker 3: road trip with a three game series at Wrigley Field
Speaker 3: beginning tomorrow, and Trek Scooble expected to get the start
Speaker 3: on Tuesday and what will be his major League debut.
Speaker 3: We'll hear from the President of Baseball Operations Andrew Freeman.
Speaker 3: Coming up in about fifteen minutes. As we continue here
Speaker 3: on Morago can see no Dodgers on deck, We'll hear
Speaker 3: from Joe Kelly Mariachi. Joe played for both the Dodgers
Speaker 3: and the Red Sox. I'm sure he's got his thoughts
Speaker 3: on this Dodgers team and where they're headed here in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six as the season moves on in the
Speaker 3: month of August.
Speaker 4: Thanks for being with us.
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Speaker 3: up at four twenty. I'm Tim Kates is the back
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Speaker 9: All right, Tim.
Speaker 5: Yesterday, after Joe Kelly was celebrated again at Dodger Stadium,
Speaker 5: I had a chance to catch up with him and
Speaker 5: he gave us a really great detailed explanation about the
Speaker 5: difference between Otani the pitcher and Otani the hitter when
Speaker 5: it pertains to his left knee.
Speaker 8: If he's healthy, obviously he to put on the pitch
Speaker 8: when he's not one hundred percent healthy either. You know,
Speaker 8: I don't know exactly what's going on like everyone else,
Speaker 8: but having Otani, if he's ready to pitch, I don't
Speaker 8: see why you wouldn't. When he's pitching and he's healthy,
Speaker 8: you know, that's a that's a win for you in itself,
Speaker 8: right if he just is seventy percent of what he
Speaker 8: does will win you a baseball game. So that's luxury
Speaker 8: of having an Otani. So if he's healthy and he
Speaker 8: gives you, like I said, a bare minimum of seventy
Speaker 8: percent is better than someone else is one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Hey, that's a great point.
Speaker 5: I mean, when you look at seventeen Otani's seventeen, can
Speaker 5: you explain to us how we're supposed to really understand
Speaker 5: the fact that he can do what he does as
Speaker 5: an offensive player, run the bases, go first to third, slide,
Speaker 5: hit home runs.
Speaker 4: But the left knee is a problem.
Speaker 5: The landing lake when he pitches is there is there
Speaker 5: a huge difference as far as what he's able to
Speaker 5: do as a hitter and a pitcher.
Speaker 8: There is I would say a massive difference between running, sliding,
Speaker 8: and even jumping right. I've tore my hamsterring a few
Speaker 8: times running the bases. You know, I was able to
Speaker 8: walk faster, I was able to jump. But the last
Speaker 8: thing you could do with a hamstring, which isn't a knee, right,
Speaker 8: is your lead leg you land, And I think the
Speaker 8: pressure and the amount of force you put in the
Speaker 8: ground for throwing a baseball is.
Speaker 4: Analytically the data wise.
Speaker 8: Is probably three times the amount you put in if
Speaker 8: you're going up for a rebound of basketball. Right, The
Speaker 8: force you put in the ground going down the mound
Speaker 8: and landing to be able to throw one hundred miles
Speaker 8: an hour is extreme, right, So for example, for myself
Speaker 8: only weighing one hundred and eighty five pounds, the amount
Speaker 8: of force I was able to put into the mountain
Speaker 8: with the numbers on let's say a force plate was
Speaker 8: more than anyone else's numbers. You know, in an organization
Speaker 8: at that time, when you know, guys who weigh two
Speaker 8: hundred and twenty pounds should be able to put more
Speaker 8: force into the ground. But it's at that point it's
Speaker 8: not a weight thing. It's about how much torque or
Speaker 8: how much force you're putting into the ground. For new mechanics,
Speaker 8: and you know, if you're throwing a ball at one
Speaker 8: hundred miles an hour, like I said, the force you
Speaker 8: put into your landing leg, which is you know, your
Speaker 8: lead leg or or your your plant leg, whatever you
Speaker 8: want to call it, and then the way that your
Speaker 8: knee at that point extends and then collapses and then
Speaker 8: it kind of goes back and forth. To put that
Speaker 8: pressure of all your body weight moving is I don't
Speaker 8: know the exact number, but I guarantee you it's three
Speaker 8: times more force than you would if you're running top
Speaker 8: speed because that movement is so fast and so small,
Speaker 8: and it basically is the breaks for a picture, right,
Speaker 8: you know that. And then obviously you know rotator, cuff,
Speaker 8: labor and all that, right, the muscles that slow down
Speaker 8: the arm. So to make it clear, yes, it is
Speaker 8: way harder, extremely difficult to if you have a banged
Speaker 8: up knee to land and plant because if you're not
Speaker 8: right there, you're gonna blow out your elbow, your blo
Speaker 8: your shoulder, your tern oblique, like something else is gonna happen. Right,
Speaker 8: But running you could run through a little bit of soreness,
Speaker 8: or you could hit with a little bit soreness, right,
Speaker 8: because if it's his left knee, then it's his back leg, right,
Speaker 8: it's the same thing. If it was a right handed hitter.
Speaker 8: I don't know if you'd be able to hit as well,
Speaker 8: because it's a kind of the same mechanics where you're
Speaker 8: you're planting in your front knee is kind of doing
Speaker 8: the same thing you do is rotating on the mountain.
Speaker 8: So it makes sense that you know, he can't pitch
Speaker 8: as of now, right until whatever it is that goes away,
Speaker 8: because like I said, if you go out there and
Speaker 8: you're and you're pitching and you're and you're trying to
Speaker 8: baby it or you're trying to you know, shy away
Speaker 8: from it. Like I said, you're gonna either hit your
Speaker 8: arm or you'll end up hurting something else.
Speaker 5: That is the best explanation we have gotten from anybody,
Speaker 5: no joke. And Joe Kelly, that's why he's a coach
Speaker 5: of the youth. Now moving forward at Corona. Great to
Speaker 5: have you back here at Dodger Stadium and you certainly
Speaker 5: didn't make baseball boring today.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it.
Speaker 8: My boss will appreciate that.
Speaker 5: Also there he is Mariachi Joe. Wouldn't let me wear
Speaker 5: the jacket at the White House, But maybe next time
Speaker 5: after the three pet.
Speaker 8: You're a little too heavy for it. Maybe if you
Speaker 8: get on you know, the jab or something, you might
Speaker 8: lose a couple of pounds. You can wear the Mariachi jacket.
Speaker 8: You get yourself a little JLP one and I'll send
Speaker 8: it your way.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's goals to live by. Thanks Mariachi Joe, you're
Speaker 5: one of a kind. Appreciate it all right, we'll send
Speaker 5: it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 4: Tim all right, thanks a lot of DV. Thank you, Joe.
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Speaker 5: All right, Rick, the big news is the Dodgers have
Speaker 5: acquired Trek school Ball. We found out during the postgame show.
Speaker 5: Everybody in La is excited. He even wrote Schooble's name
Speaker 5: on my to go order too.
Speaker 6: You know, it's even a better excuse and reasons to
Speaker 6: listen to you because I, along with everyone else, learned
Speaker 6: about that acquisition listening to you right after the ballgame
Speaker 6: while I was in the car, and so, you know,
Speaker 6: kudos to you able to break the news here in
Speaker 6: Los Angeles. How about the front office, Because there's so
Speaker 6: many different moving pieces, it sounds easy enough when you're
Speaker 6: a fan, he said, Hey, I want our team to
Speaker 6: be able to maybe stretch through wings, maybe to improve,
Speaker 6: and why not we trade for this guy. But there's
Speaker 6: so many different pieces of the puzzle to be able
Speaker 6: to make it fit. How many other teams we're presenting
Speaker 6: their pieces of the puzzle to the Detroit Tigers in
Speaker 6: order to try and make the deal. And for the Dodgers,
Speaker 6: all well and good. They add a tremendous asset to
Speaker 6: this organization of the ball club, at least the remainder
Speaker 6: of this season. But at the same time, one guy
Speaker 6: isn't going to do it. And I say that as
Speaker 6: an intro to the fact that we've been talking now
Speaker 6: the last number of days. The Dodgers need to play
Speaker 6: better baseball than what they have done really in the
Speaker 6: last two to three weeks.
Speaker 5: When you say play better baseball, it feels like the
Speaker 5: base running is at the top of the list.
Speaker 6: Well, there's no question about it. Five times in this
Speaker 6: homestand the Dodgers have had, i'll put it very nicely,
Speaker 6: less than stellar base running. It has cost them runs,
Speaker 6: it has cost them opportunities, and quite frankly, it has
Speaker 6: ended some innings and some threats that they've.
Speaker 5: Had isn't that a symptom of the Dodger offense really
Speaker 5: not firing on all cylinders and quite some time Rick
Speaker 5: guys trying to do a little bit too much.
Speaker 6: Maybe it might be because they're not having a high
Speaker 6: percentage of runners in scoring position as far as the opportunities,
Speaker 6: including in this series, So you know that might be
Speaker 6: one of the things. And trying to force the issue.
Speaker 6: But when you're constantly be being thrown out at second
Speaker 6: and third, or you don't score, when you're being waved
Speaker 6: around by your third base coach and you're not paying attention,
Speaker 6: or you're not paying attention as to a ball this
Speaker 6: hit deep and you're not tagging up, I know it's frustrating,
Speaker 6: and on the outside looking in, I'll be the first
Speaker 6: one to say, boy, this game looks a whole lot
Speaker 6: easier to play than it actually is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, being down there once in a while, I'll buy
Speaker 5: the dugout. The game is a lot faster on the
Speaker 5: field level than it is at the reserve level.
Speaker 6: And you know what's kind of crazy, And I tell
Speaker 6: people this, the closer you get for those fans, the
Speaker 6: closer your seats are to the stadium, you realize how
Speaker 6: difficult more difficult as you get closer this game is
Speaker 6: to play. You understand better on the speed the velocity
Speaker 6: of pitches. You understand better the speed and velocity of
Speaker 6: the ball hit off the bat. This game looks really
Speaker 6: easy if you're watching on television, it sounds easy. If
Speaker 6: you're listening on radio, and if you're in the upper deck,
Speaker 6: it looks a lot easier than it is if you're
Speaker 6: just standing or sitting right behind the dugout.
Speaker 5: Doesn't that go back to a couple of things, Rick,
Speaker 5: I've heard you talk about this having more team at
Speaker 5: bats than me at bats.
Speaker 6: Exactly well, and that's the same thing with the ABS system,
Speaker 6: the automatic balls, the strikes count we're seeing I think
Speaker 6: better disciplined times has been mandatory after painful reasons to
Speaker 6: see what is going on with the ABS system. And
Speaker 6: I ran across some numbers just the other day. Catchers,
Speaker 6: now this is coming. This is two days old. Catchers
Speaker 6: in challenges have been successful in fifty eight point eight
Speaker 6: percent of the time. Hitters have been successful in challenging
Speaker 6: calls forty seven point eight percent of the time, Pitchers
Speaker 6: only thirty six percent. That's one of the reasons that
Speaker 6: they don't want the pitchers doing a.
Speaker 9: Lot of those things.
Speaker 6: So Cincinnati Reds have the highest success rate of challenges
Speaker 6: at sixty three percent. They'll see the second highest team
Speaker 6: on the back end of this next road trip, that
Speaker 6: being the Arizona Diamondbacks. Who's last, well, Pittsburgh Pirates, then
Speaker 6: the Cleveland Guardians, and you start to look at different things.
Speaker 6: What about the Dodgers, Well, they're kind of in the
Speaker 6: middle of the pack, somewhere around the fifty seven to
Speaker 6: fifty eight percent have been success I really thought that
Speaker 6: when we heard about the ABS, I thought that the
Speaker 6: challenge would be a higher percentage of successful challenges. It
Speaker 6: happens to not be the case. By the way, umpires
Speaker 6: are averaging ninety three to ninety six.
Speaker 5: Well, that's the lesson, right, umpires are pretty good at
Speaker 5: their job.
Speaker 6: You'd better believe it.
Speaker 5: And also, when you see some of these strikes, it's
Speaker 5: barely touching the box.
Speaker 4: In the ABS.
Speaker 6: But David, now you're seeing it interpreted. That's always been
Speaker 6: the case. The baseball did not have to fit inside
Speaker 6: the strength zone. In the past, the ball only had
Speaker 6: to touch part of the strength zone. Now we're seeing
Speaker 6: it live at least on the diagram that comes back up,
Speaker 6: and he noticed the game stops. The players turn around,
Speaker 6: they look at the scoreboard, the fans all look at
Speaker 6: the scoreboard and how much has that reduced arguments in
Speaker 6: the game. A lot or people yelling out, come on,
Speaker 6: come on blue, which I don't like that term, come
Speaker 6: on blue, No umpire or call them by name, okay,
Speaker 6: all right, their actual name, not the name you want
Speaker 6: to attach.
Speaker 5: To them, exactly like tommylas Order would make up some
Speaker 5: new names.
Speaker 6: Oh you might there.
Speaker 2: Thanks Rick.
Speaker 5: We'll check back in with you at Charlie a little
Speaker 5: bit later. For now, we'll send it back to the studio.
Speaker 4: All right, thanks a lot. DV appreciate that. Thank you, Moe,
Speaker 4: as we lead you up to first pitch.
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Speaker 5: Well, Andrew Freeman has done it again. No word on
Speaker 5: whether or not he was in that bathrobe he was
Speaker 5: in during the Winter meetings a few years ago. But
Speaker 5: Trek Scooble is a Dodger, a two time cy Young
Speaker 5: Award winner, and Andrew's still in the thick of the
Speaker 5: trade deadline.
Speaker 4: So thank you so much for the time.
Speaker 12: Absolutely thanks for having me on.
Speaker 5: How much time do you have to enjoy being able
Speaker 5: to pull off this type of trade?
Speaker 12: Two and a half minute, the phone starting in right after,
Speaker 12: and obviously we're in the thick of it, and once
Speaker 12: we get to three o'clock tomorrow, that's when we can
Speaker 12: exhale and go hibernate.
Speaker 9: When did you.
Speaker 5: Believe you had a real shot that the Tigers liked
Speaker 5: what you had to offer?
Speaker 12: I think yesterday afternoon. Even then I would say that
Speaker 12: I was more confident, but not confident. You have no
Speaker 12: idea exactly what other teams were offering, and obviously in
Speaker 12: Scott Harris's interest to make it seem like it's more
Speaker 12: from other teams, and you know, he's probably saying that
Speaker 12: to every team. But we knew that what we put
Speaker 12: out there was aggressive and there was no way that
Speaker 12: someone was beating it by a lot. And so then
Speaker 12: the question was, you know, obviously how they see our guys,
Speaker 12: and you know, just through conversation felt reasonably confident. But
Speaker 12: until he called and said, hey, we have a deal,
Speaker 12: I wasn't sure.
Speaker 5: Can you tell us about the players that you sent
Speaker 5: to Detroit because it feels like they're not getting enough
Speaker 5: of the value that you saw in them when you
Speaker 5: acquired a few of these guys.
Speaker 12: Yeah, their hope is an incredibly talented outfielder, really good
Speaker 12: bat speed. He's improved his bat to ball, like the
Speaker 12: contact raid has increased while he's still doing damage. Great
Speaker 12: kid has really blossomed in our system and feel really
Speaker 12: confident he's gonna be a good major league player. River
Speaker 12: Ryan obviously we got to see some unfortunately head the
Speaker 12: UCL and the Tommy John came back from that this
Speaker 12: spring training. We got to see exactly just how electric
Speaker 12: he still was even after surgery. And then Brady Smith
Speaker 12: is a third round high school pitcher we took a
Speaker 12: few years ago, had Tommy John, but just has a
Speaker 12: really funky kind of low slot ride fastball, can really
Speaker 12: spin a baseball, really good athlete, and feel like, you know,
Speaker 12: it's a great bet on the come of what he's
Speaker 12: capable of and really talented and hated to, you know,
Speaker 12: partise him in this, but obviously have to give up
Speaker 12: really good players to acquire Trek Scoogle.
Speaker 5: I know how good Schooble is when he's on the mound,
Speaker 5: but you obviously witnessed what made Cruse shot great it
Speaker 5: wasn't just every fifth day, but the way he competed
Speaker 5: in the weight room, the way he pushed and had
Speaker 5: everybody feel that accountability to do the same. It feels
Speaker 5: like Schooble's that type of guy.
Speaker 12: Yeah, everything we've gotten on the guy, the makeup the
Speaker 12: competitor is as good as you could ask for, which
Speaker 12: in turn made us even more aggressive in trying to
Speaker 12: require him. It's like watching him last October gave me goosebumps.
Speaker 12: I love watching playoff baseball, especially when I don't care
Speaker 12: about the outcome. I hate watching our games, but love
Speaker 12: watching others, And it gave me goosebumps watching him compete
Speaker 12: last October. You could feel the energy through the TV
Speaker 12: and just the way he goes after hitters. It's rare
Speaker 12: to have that combination of power to your stuff and
Speaker 12: also feel in command. So to have that kind of
Speaker 12: dominant stuff and not walk guys, challenge hitters in the
Speaker 12: strike zone, be able to throw pitches kind of on
Speaker 12: to off to get miss. It's exactly how you draw
Speaker 12: it up. And he is incredibly talented and really excited
Speaker 12: about watching him compete in Dodger Blow.
Speaker 9: So is everybody else.
Speaker 5: Trek Scooble is a Dodger thanks to Andrew Friedman.
Speaker 9: Before I let you go.
Speaker 5: There's so much said out there that is not true
Speaker 5: when it pertains to this time of year. Everybody assumes
Speaker 5: that you acquired Schooble just because there's some conspiracy theory
Speaker 5: that Otani is not going to pitch again this year.
Speaker 5: Was that a factor in any of this, the uncertainty
Speaker 5: of that.
Speaker 12: No, I mean, we feel very confident the show will
Speaker 12: be back. You know, obviously Snell one more rehab outing
Speaker 12: then he'll be back. Glass is going out on rehab.
Speaker 12: As far as the injuries for those guys, we feel
Speaker 12: good that they're in the rear view mirror and now
Speaker 12: it's about just building up and getting him back here.
Speaker 12: Show will start playing catch this week. We feel as
Speaker 12: confident as we can that those guys will be back.
Speaker 12: But obviously in two months things can happen, and for us,
Speaker 12: this is the last real point in the year and
Speaker 12: the calendar to add.
Speaker 6: To your group.
Speaker 12: And so you know, we went into this trade deadline
Speaker 12: with the mindset of we are going to be aggressive
Speaker 12: for one player, Trek Scooble. If we don't line up
Speaker 12: on Trek's Schooble. We're good going as is, you know,
Speaker 12: maybe smaller moves here or there, but that was our
Speaker 12: mindset was we are going to be aggressive on one
Speaker 12: player because of how much we feel like he improves
Speaker 12: our championship odds. And fortunately we were able to line up.
Speaker 5: When does Scooble pitch for the first time for the
Speaker 5: Dodgers Tuesday night?
Speaker 1: Tune in?
Speaker 5: Will you be at Wrigley with us?
Speaker 12: I will I'll be hibernating.
Speaker 1: I will wake up to watch Trek Scooble.
Speaker 5: Though you'll be recovering from this trade deadline. Thanks a
Speaker 5: lot for the time. Andrew Freeman. Still eating healthy these
Speaker 5: days with the fruit again the blood sugar up. Hey,
Speaker 5: thank you again for the time. I know it's a
Speaker 5: busy U situation until tomorrow at three o'clock. But Trek
Speaker 5: Scooble is a Dodger.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 12: Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: There is.
Speaker 5: Andrew Freeman has been our guest. We'll send it back
Speaker 5: to you in the studio.
Speaker 4: Tim all right, thanks a lot of DV.
Speaker 3: Thank you to Andrew Freeman, President of Baseball Operations. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the trade deadline still is tomorrow at three o'clock Pacific.
Speaker 3: We'll see if the Dodgers are active either way moving forward,
Speaker 3: but already landed the prize jewel of the trade deadline
Speaker 3: and Trek Scooble who is he said, We'll make his
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Speaker 3: two seventy four eer. The twenty five year old left
Speaker 3: hand or, a second round pick of the Nationals in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two, traded at the Red Sox. His past
Speaker 3: last offseason started the year in TRIPLEA. Made his major
Speaker 3: league debut back on May first, making his twelve start
Speaker 3: in the Big League's fastball sinker, change up sweeper.
Speaker 4: Last time out six and a third.
Speaker 3: Innings, three runs, six hits, four strikeouts and a loss
Speaker 3: to the Athletics. In the month of July, Bennett was
Speaker 3: really good four and one with a two to twenty
Speaker 3: ERA and twenty one strikeouts. He has been really good
Speaker 3: against left handed hitters, and the Dodgers got five of
Speaker 3: them in their starting lineup tonight. Against lefties, he's got
Speaker 3: a one fifty three batters average against zero extra base
Speaker 3: hits and fourteen strikeouts.
Speaker 4: This is his first time facing the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Emmett Shean on the mound, twenty six year old right
Speaker 3: hander making his twenty start. He is four and seven
Speaker 3: with a four ninety five ERA. Last time out, she
Speaker 3: and win five innings, one run, three hits, five strikeouts.
Speaker 3: That was a no decision against the New York Mets.
Speaker 3: Emmett Sheen hasn't completed six innings since June first, when
Speaker 3: he went six and a third.
Speaker 4: Against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Speaker 3: She And facing the Red Sox for the second time
Speaker 3: in his career and his first time ever at home.
Speaker 3: He got a win last July twenty fifth at Finway Pack.
Speaker 3: He pitched six or five Indians, allowed two runs on
Speaker 3: three hits while striking out five in the win. It's
Speaker 3: Emmett Shean and Jake Bennett the pitching matchup Dodgers in
Speaker 3: Red Sox. After the game tonight, Dodgers will get on
Speaker 3: a plane head to Chicago.
Speaker 4: Trek Scoble. We'll be going with them, as he will
Speaker 4: be joined.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers this afternoon, head to Chicago and newest member
Speaker 3: of the Blue and we'll wear a Dodger uniform on
Speaker 3: Tuesday when he takes a mount for the first time
Speaker 3: in LA against the Cubbies. All right, Dodgers and the
Speaker 3: Red Sox, we are fifteen minutes away from first pitch
Speaker 3: keys of the game of our next I'm Tim Kasons,
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Speaker 3: It's Sunday Night Baseball Dodgers and the Red Sox, final
Speaker 3: game of this three game series. I mean she and
Speaker 3: Jake Bennett the pitching matchup Dodgers dropped the first two
Speaker 3: need a win to salvage this series. First pitch coming
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Speaker 4: We head back out to the booth one final time.
Speaker 7: Charlie and rick I All right, Tim is the Dodgers
Speaker 7: and Red Sox get ready for the final game of
Speaker 7: the three games series at Dodgers desperately trying to avoid
Speaker 7: being swept by this red hot Red Sox team. Emmacheen
Speaker 7: is going for the Dodgers today. Lefty Jake Bennett for
Speaker 7: the Red Sox. Yeah man for she needs a better outing.
Speaker 7: There's no ifans and buds about it.
Speaker 6: The last seven starts, he's just one and four with
Speaker 6: an ERA approaching five and a half and on the
Speaker 6: flip side of the coin for the six foot six
Speaker 6: left hander Jake Bennett. His last seven starts, he's five
Speaker 6: and one with an ERA of just one point eight
Speaker 6: and for she and I think just inconsistent in and
Speaker 6: around the strike zone. And he has been hit seventeen
Speaker 6: home runs he's given up so far this season. But
Speaker 6: he makes mistakes occasionally here and there, and he has
Speaker 6: been taking advantage of when he's moved the ball in
Speaker 6: the middle of the plate.
Speaker 7: And so the Dodgers coming into this game, and certainly
Speaker 7: recently if a difficulty against left headed pitching.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they have, and that's got to change. And I
Speaker 6: think the Dodgers from an overall standpoint, you look at
Speaker 6: the last three weeks, they look like they're trying to
Speaker 6: take too big of a chunk at home plate instead
Speaker 6: of making small bites. The other part, too, is if
Speaker 6: we look at the last home stand here we are
Speaker 6: in the last game of this homestand the Dodgers have
Speaker 6: not run the bases exceptionally well, and that's by a
Speaker 6: long shot. They've been challenging that end of it. They've
Speaker 6: not helped themselves once they have been getting on base.
Speaker 7: Fifty six days remain in the regular season. The Dodgers
Speaker 7: magic number is forty two. We get ready for the
Speaker 7: final game of this three game set Red Hot Red
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Speaker 4: All right, first pitch is next.
Speaker 3: I'll be back with all the postgame festivities, including reaction
Speaker 3: and Dodger Talk, taking your phone calls. As the Dodgers
Speaker 3: as we speak a ten and a half game lead
Speaker 3: in the division. It's gone final in Cleveland Final after
Speaker 3: a weather delay as the Guardians beat the Arizona Diamondbacks
Speaker 3: by a final of five to nothing. So the Dodgers
Speaker 3: as we speak, ten and a half games up, Padres.
Speaker 3: They got a five to four lead over the Giants
Speaker 3: out of Petco Park in the ninth any We'll keep
Speaker 3: you updated throughout the game and I got postgame as well.
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