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
Speaker 4: can't they printing money.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers just can't continue.
Speaker 5: It's not fair.
Speaker 1: Are making plans.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a singular focus on controlling what they can control.
Speaker 3: Now your pregame host of the World champion LA Dodgers,
Speaker 3: tam Cats.
Speaker 7: Hi there, everybody, and welcome in to Morongo Casino. Dodgers
Speaker 7: on deck on this Wednesday, July the twenty second, twenty
Speaker 7: twenty six. You're back to back World Series champion Los
Speaker 7: Angeles Dodgers, first place atop the NL West. There in Philadelphia,
Speaker 7: wrapping up this three game series against the Fight and
Speaker 7: Phills Dodgers sixty four and thirty eight on this season,
Speaker 7: eleven and a half games up in the division. After
Speaker 7: dropping the series opener, the Dodgers came back last night,
Speaker 7: fought their way through the rain, and got a little
Speaker 7: help from some sloppy base running from the Phillies to
Speaker 7: wrap up a win.
Speaker 5: As the Dodgers.
Speaker 7: Tonight go for the series win at Citizens Bank Park
Speaker 7: with Eric Lauer the left hander on the mound, first
Speaker 7: pitch coming up. A three forty Between then and now,
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Speaker 7: Dave Roberts. Get the latest on show. Hey Otani, who
Speaker 7: threw a bullpen session today. More on that coming up.
Speaker 7: We'll preview this pitching matchup. David Vasse will join us
Speaker 7: throughout the hour. He's gonna go one on one with
Speaker 7: Dalton Rushing Dodger ketcher coming up in about forty five minutes,
Speaker 7: we got your Dodgers' magical moment. Charlie Steiner will stop
Speaker 7: by in just a little bit. Kirsten Watson from Sports
Speaker 7: No at LA will be by as well, and in
Speaker 7: just a few minutes we head out to the Galloping
Speaker 7: Forward broadcast booth with Steven Nelson and a Rick Monday.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 7: Last night in Philadelphia, the rain started to fall late
Speaker 7: in the afternoon.
Speaker 5: That meant a rain delay eighty minutes.
Speaker 7: The Dodgers in Phillies waited for this game to get
Speaker 7: under way, and when it did, it did not disappoint
Speaker 7: as far as a pitching matchup was concerned. Justin Robleski,
Speaker 7: the All Star, pitched into the seventh inning. Zach Wheeler
Speaker 7: should have been an All Star ten Game winner already
Speaker 7: on the first half of the season. He didn't want
Speaker 7: to go to the All Star Game. He felt like
Speaker 7: he should have been a higher pick. Well his loss.
Speaker 7: He went seven innings last night, gave up two runs
Speaker 7: on five hits while striking out nine the Dodgers. Justin
Speaker 7: Robleski gave up an Alec Boum single to left in
Speaker 7: the first and just like that, the Phillies jumped out
Speaker 7: to a one nothing lead.
Speaker 5: In the rain.
Speaker 7: However, Robleski and Wheeler would settle in. They combined for
Speaker 7: sixteen strikeouts in just one walk, as Robleski pitched into
Speaker 7: the seventh inning. You go to the fourth though, and
Speaker 7: Zach Wheeler made a mistake runner on for Max Muncie.
Speaker 8: Max Montsio for one with a K steps in with
Speaker 8: one on, one out and the fourth the Dodgers trailing
Speaker 8: by a run. First pitch flies at the straightaway center
Speaker 8: field hill on his horse on the warning track.
Speaker 1: To cut the wall.
Speaker 4: Goodbye, Max, smoke one see into the trees in center
Speaker 4: field to flip the scoreboard. Home run number nineteen for Monseie,
Speaker 4: his second on this road trip, and it's two to one.
Speaker 7: La Max Munsey with the home run a two run
Speaker 7: shots as he passes Ron Say for a second all
Speaker 7: time on the all time list, tying him now and
Speaker 7: only trailing Eric Carrols with two hundred and seventy. So
Speaker 7: the next one will put him ahead of the great
Speaker 7: Ron Say. The Penguin last night, Justin Robleski had the
Speaker 7: lead and did not look back. As Justin Robleski would
Speaker 7: pitch in to the seventh inning, handed it over to
Speaker 7: Evan Phillips. He pitched into the eighth when Tanner Scott
Speaker 7: came in to get the final two outs of the
Speaker 7: eighth inning. He did that, but then in the ninth
Speaker 7: inning the Phillies got a little traffic on the base
Speaker 7: pass bom singled JT Rule Muto double. Brandon Marsh then
Speaker 7: hit a squibbler to third base and pinch runner Justin
Speaker 7: Crawford with a base running.
Speaker 9: Blunder on one, Marsh squips it to third months in
Speaker 9: the glove and Crufford's cut between third and home the
Speaker 9: throat of rushing he runs down the line pumps a
Speaker 9: throw gives it to Bets.
Speaker 4: Crufford is tag runner between second and third.
Speaker 5: Real Muto, He's caught up the bag.
Speaker 4: He's out at second, and the bowl game is over.
Speaker 2: That's a win for LA and thank you for some
Speaker 2: terrible base running.
Speaker 7: Great job by Steven Nelson there and Nelly with the
Speaker 7: call on the old five to two six four double play.
Speaker 5: Happens all the time. Right to end a game with the.
Speaker 7: Double play like that, as the Phillies ran themselves out
Speaker 7: of a potential winning rally in the ninth inning, Dodgers
Speaker 7: will take it. They get the win. Dodgers prevailed last
Speaker 7: night two to one. Justin Robleski is eleventh winner this season.
Speaker 7: Tanner Scott gets his fifteenth save of this season. The
Speaker 7: Dodgers now sixty four and thirty eight on this season,
Speaker 7: tied with the Brewers for the best record in baseball.
Speaker 7: Rodgers eleven and a half games up on the Arizona
Speaker 7: Diamondbacks in the nl WES and tonight the rubber game
Speaker 7: of this three game series.
Speaker 5: Eric Lauer on the mound, the.
Speaker 7: Veteran left hander, first pitch, coming up at three forty
Speaker 7: and with more let's head out to the gallopin of
Speaker 7: Ford broadcast both on this Wednesday afternoon, as we say
Speaker 7: hello to Steven Nelson and Rick Monday. Guys, here we go, Tim.
Speaker 8: It's the rubber game for the Dodgers and Phillies here
Speaker 8: at Citizens Bank Ballpark.
Speaker 5: It'll be Eric Lauer.
Speaker 8: For the Dodgers, Aaron Nola for the Philadelphia Phillies, and Moe.
Speaker 8: What a ballgame we saw last night, A well pitched
Speaker 8: one at that it was certainly a pitcher's duel. And
Speaker 8: once again, in reminder, we talked about it in the
Speaker 8: series opener, We discussed it again last night, and I'm
Speaker 8: sure we'll see it again today. The little things in
Speaker 8: games like this with Team two opponents like this, they
Speaker 8: determined everything.
Speaker 2: Really, we saw some mistakes and base running up both
Speaker 2: sides Alfonso earlier on. It went on cruise control halfway
Speaker 2: between third and home, and there was an out at second.
Speaker 2: Bass Otani was trying to stretch a single into a
Speaker 2: double ran into the third out of the inning, but
Speaker 2: the run did not score. And then the unexplainable double
Speaker 2: play the end the ballgame, and just really some bad
Speaker 2: base running, not by one, but by two different base
Speaker 2: runners for the Phillies and the Dodgers I think were
Speaker 2: a little stunned with that victory and took their time
Speaker 2: coming off the field.
Speaker 8: G two Remuzo said after as it was just a
Speaker 8: lapse in judgment. It's just one of those moments, Mow
Speaker 8: where your mind goes blank, and we've all been there.
Speaker 8: We can all empathize with th remutso, but it just
Speaker 8: happened at a terrible time.
Speaker 5: In the last two.
Speaker 8: Trips we've had to Philadelphia the Division Series a year
Speaker 8: ago and this weekend, we have seen some weird plays
Speaker 8: in the field to end ball game.
Speaker 2: And we've seen some terrific plays during the games on
Speaker 2: both sides, even in this series, and it's kind of strange.
Speaker 2: So one run victory of the Dodgers are now nineteen
Speaker 2: and thirteen, which is a little bit better than what
Speaker 2: they were able to do in last year's contest with
Speaker 2: the single runs, but still an eleven and a half
Speaker 2: game lead over the second place Arizona Diamondbacks. Dodgers are
Speaker 2: not taking their foot off the accelerator, but they do
Speaker 2: have the luxury now making sure that there's starting pitchers
Speaker 2: are not being overtaxed with a high pitch count, and
Speaker 2: that's kind of the story coming into again tonight's ball game.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Justin Orbleski was able to go into the seventh inning.
Speaker 8: It was the sixtieth time this year that a Dodgers
Speaker 8: starter has thrown at least six innings. It's the most
Speaker 8: of any starting staff in the major leagues, and already
Speaker 8: more instances in twenty twenty six than the Dodgers had
Speaker 8: in all of twenty twenty five. They did six plus
Speaker 8: inning starts just fifty six times in one hundred and
Speaker 8: sixty two games a year ago. Starting tonight and trying
Speaker 8: to continue that ride is Eric Lower And you talk
Speaker 8: about revelations, mo, Eric Lower has been nothing short of
Speaker 8: that is Dodger ten.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he has, I mean the number one picked by
Speaker 2: the pres in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: It's been a while.
Speaker 2: It's been sixteen days since he had a start, and
Speaker 2: that was against the Rocky. He's in a good one.
Speaker 2: He went three innings and gave up this in the
Speaker 2: sixth innings that he worked. But if you look at Lower,
Speaker 2: I think one of the things he's able to do is,
Speaker 2: you know, he relies on that fast a great deal.
Speaker 10: He gives different.
Speaker 2: Eye levels up down, in and out to the hitters,
Speaker 2: and he's worked at very very well to this particular point.
Speaker 2: So making his thirteen start, and that's after having three
Speaker 2: different relief appearances out of the Dodgers' bullpen.
Speaker 8: So it'll be Eric Lower trying to pitch the Dodgers
Speaker 8: to a series win against the veteran right hander in
Speaker 8: Aaron Nola, who has struggled so far in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 8: We'll talk a little bit of a bit more about
Speaker 8: him and get a key from mo when we visit
Speaker 8: with you a little bit later.
Speaker 7: Tim, All right, thank you, Nelly. So we cut you
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Speaker 5: Justin Rubleski.
Speaker 7: Last night was fantastic in the pitchers duel with Zach
Speaker 7: Wheeler Eric Lauer trying to duplicate that and get a
Speaker 7: Dodger win and head back to New York for a
Speaker 7: weekend set against the Mets.
Speaker 5: First pitch coming up at three forty.
Speaker 1: This is the Otani rewhyd Well Show.
Speaker 7: Heltani last night was one for fourth, a couple of
Speaker 7: strikeouds the basic. He had tried to turn it into
Speaker 7: a double but was thrown out at second and he
Speaker 7: was out at second before Leols or Alfonso could score
Speaker 7: would have been the tying run of the game, but
Speaker 7: a single. Trying to stretch into a double with the
Speaker 7: sore left knee, he gets thrown out at second. Otani
Speaker 7: again last night, one for four with two strikeouts, a
Speaker 7: two to eighty seven to batting average of three to
Speaker 7: ninety four on base percentage for Sho Heo Tani. More
Speaker 7: on him. Coming up is show hey through a bullpen session.
Speaker 7: We'll have more on that coming up.
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Speaker 7: rubber game of this three game series, a chance to
Speaker 7: get a series win in Philadelphia. They go up against
Speaker 7: Aaron Nola, a guy who has not had the most
Speaker 7: success this year.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, he's got an ERA over five. And
Speaker 11: this is a guy who you know, yes, in the past,
Speaker 11: has had success, but the Dodgers have gotten to him
Speaker 11: a lot. And when you look at just the offense
Speaker 11: of this road trip. I haven't been too many games, really,
Speaker 11: only like one game in which we've seen the offense.
Speaker 5: Really break out.
Speaker 11: So the hope is that we can hopefully see that
Speaker 11: and things on a high note here in Philadelphia. It's funny,
Speaker 11: I was talking to a few of the coaches and
Speaker 11: some of the players who are part of the All
Speaker 11: Star Game, and they're like, it kind of feels like
Speaker 11: we've never left Philly. Like they're just like, we're still
Speaker 11: here even though we were in New York over the
Speaker 11: weekend to fight. So you obviously the All Star Game
Speaker 11: was an amazing experience for them, but the hope is
Speaker 11: to really leave on a high note. Eric Lower has
Speaker 11: been really great for the team. He's been such a
Speaker 11: steady guy in the rotation since he's come over from
Speaker 11: the Blue Jays, So the hope is that he can
Speaker 11: kind of set the tone, but really that the offense
Speaker 11: can just use their experience and the success they've had
Speaker 11: off of aeron Nola in fine ways to get to
Speaker 11: him and kind of leave here with a bank. That
Speaker 11: would be a nice thing to do.
Speaker 7: For the Dodgers as far as health is concern, they're
Speaker 7: starting to get guys back at the right time.
Speaker 5: With the trade.
Speaker 7: Deadline on August third, everybody wants to know about the
Speaker 7: big trade. But the Rodgers and Essence are getting guys
Speaker 7: back here like getting trades.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean that was a big question today, kind
Speaker 11: of are they buyers or sellers? And so right now
Speaker 11: is they're really relying on a lot of key arms
Speaker 11: and specific but also you know position players that are
Speaker 11: working their way back and doing really well. So of
Speaker 11: those guys, you've got Blake Snell who is currently on assignment,
Speaker 11: so he's continuing to build up. Dave roberts made it
Speaker 11: very clear that until he gets to five and seventy five,
Speaker 11: they're not going to bring They're not going to rush
Speaker 11: him back or bring him back early, kind of like
Speaker 11: we saw with his last time where he was going
Speaker 11: to continue his build up at the big league level.
Speaker 11: You've got keyk Hernandez whose return is going to be
Speaker 11: very soon. Even Dave Robertson was asked today like could
Speaker 11: we be seeing guys like him and Edwin Diaz come
Speaker 11: Tuesday when the team gets back to Los Angeles, And
Speaker 11: he said, well, he couldn't commit to Tuesday being the
Speaker 11: return date. For Keik, he said he might have some
Speaker 11: more time. He felt very confident in saying that. For
Speaker 11: Edwin Diaz, we should be seeing him return as early
Speaker 11: as Tuesday to start the homestand because he's about to
Speaker 11: throw a back to back and then he'll have one
Speaker 11: more outing on Sunday and that's the final thing on
Speaker 11: his checklist. So Dave Roberts feels very confident that not
Speaker 11: only is he in a good spot, but that he
Speaker 11: can return and be thrown back out there into high
Speaker 11: leverage as the closer situation. So they feel very excited
Speaker 11: about that and getting these guys to return.
Speaker 7: The help is on the way, and it's not via trade,
Speaker 7: it's via getting guys back healthy.
Speaker 5: That is awesome. Thank you, Kirsen.
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Speaker 7: Was it of my UCLA Healthy official medical partner on
Speaker 7: the Los Angeles Dodgers. Blake trying it on the IL
Speaker 7: with the right elbow inflammation. Will Smith on the IL
Speaker 7: with the neck inflammation. Keyky Hernandez on the IL, working
Speaker 7: his way back from a left oblique injury. He's getting
Speaker 7: closer and closer to coming back. More on that in
Speaker 7: the second. Tyler Glastow on the IL. He is throwing
Speaker 7: off flat ground. Blake's now pitched it, inning in a
Speaker 7: third last Saturday in TRIPLEA Oklahoma City, striking out four
Speaker 7: in his first rehab appearance. Edwin Diaz on the IL,
Speaker 7: recovering from elbow surgery. He has pitched in Ontario with
Speaker 7: the Tower Buzzard. He started his back to back with
Speaker 7: Oklahoma City as they played a day game today right
Speaker 7: now in progress taking on Sacramento, and it looks like yep,
Speaker 7: Edwin Diaz has already pitched. He faced three batters through
Speaker 7: nineteen pitches, had a strikeout, a strikeout, and a single
Speaker 7: for his outing today. He'll make one more rehab after
Speaker 7: the back to back back, most likely over the weekend,
Speaker 7: and there is a good chance Edwin Diaz and Keiky
Speaker 7: Hernandez both are activated off the next homestand from the
Speaker 7: injured list. All right, let's head back out to Philadelphia
Speaker 7: and check out with the Dodger skipper.
Speaker 1: Any questions for Dave, Dave?
Speaker 10: Can you just describe Dave? Can you talk about the
Speaker 10: pressure in.
Speaker 1: The dugouts with Dave Roberts.
Speaker 12: So obviously Mark was there. I didn't stand in on it.
Speaker 12: So we're gonna do a little debrief here shortly. So
Speaker 12: he's walking behind this camera right now, and so I'll
Speaker 12: get a little debrief from Mark once we finished up.
Speaker 10: I got I got bigger fish to fry. I gotta
Speaker 10: do this, I gotta do this.
Speaker 11: Scrum how much of a sign though, is that just
Speaker 11: for him to be able to get off the mountain.
Speaker 12: It's a big sign because I think that you know,
Speaker 12: the grass, the flat ground, all that stuff is well
Speaker 12: and good. The arms fine, So it's just more of
Speaker 12: going down the slope kind of throwing, getting over your
Speaker 12: front side.
Speaker 10: That's kind of the big test.
Speaker 12: So usually the bullpens are right around eighty eight miles
Speaker 12: an hour or something like that, so we'll see where
Speaker 12: he's at. I just don't know the effort today yet.
Speaker 1: He's not gonna start on this road trip right.
Speaker 10: Oh no, no, no, no.
Speaker 11: Do you have a sense of whether to me, when
Speaker 11: he is throwing affects some more day up or more
Speaker 11: like afterwards the recovery.
Speaker 10: Are I don't know exactly.
Speaker 12: I do think that you know, from start to start,
Speaker 12: there are times that while he's pitching, it's you know,
Speaker 12: not totally comfortable. There's a little compromising going on, and
Speaker 12: then there might be a little afterwards.
Speaker 10: So it's a little bit of a combo.
Speaker 7: All right, there's a manager Dave Roberts with the media
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Speaker 7: Hey Otani throwing a bull session. David had eyes on
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Speaker 7: All right, DV the Big News show, Hey Otani threw
Speaker 7: a pullpin?
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, the big news is that he threw a
Speaker 6: bullpen but it wasn't supposed to be today, at least
Speaker 6: from what we had been told all road trip. Dave
Speaker 6: Roberts had said the plan was to have Otani throw
Speaker 6: a bullpen session this weekend in New York. And we
Speaker 6: saw Otani go out there, he thought, okay, he's he's
Speaker 6: stretching it out here from center field to the leftfield
Speaker 6: foul line, and then you're starting to wonder is he
Speaker 6: going to throw the bullpen session today? And sure enough,
Speaker 6: he went out there. I watched every single pitch along
Speaker 6: with every other member of the Japanese media. Thirty four pitches.
Speaker 6: Three of them were with the catchers standing up, so
Speaker 6: thirty one, you know, going full boar bullpen session. And
Speaker 6: he threw his full compliment of pitches, from fastball to
Speaker 6: curveball to sweeper to split fingered fastball. And Mark Pryor,
Speaker 6: the Dodgers pitching coach, told us after that this was
Speaker 6: a type of bullpen session that Otani would throw before
Speaker 6: a start, but none of that has been determined yet.
Speaker 14: You know, look, he threw almost thirty pitches. It looked good,
Speaker 14: it feels good, so we'll see where he's at tomorrow
Speaker 14: I mean, there's not too much to elaborate on, but
Speaker 14: he's gonna hit the nine and we'll go to work.
Speaker 14: I think he's trying to make adjustments to his delivery
Speaker 14: to execute pitches, you know. I think ultimately like that's
Speaker 14: still like what the game's about. So you know, I
Speaker 14: think his delivery got off a little bit, kind of
Speaker 14: affected some things, but at the end of the day,
Speaker 14: like when he gets his delivery right, I think all
Speaker 14: his execution of his pitches has had a much higher efficiency,
Speaker 14: And so I think that's the goal.
Speaker 6: How much you see driving this not just the bullpen session,
Speaker 6: but you know, just him coming back to pitch, yeah,
Speaker 6: said and this was.
Speaker 14: Part of the plan, like once he started playing catch,
Speaker 14: was to see how he felt over the three or
Speaker 14: four days. But the plan was if everything felt good,
Speaker 14: he was gonna throw to day, you know, or throw
Speaker 14: a bullpen a day.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So I guess the schedule was set up with the trainers,
Speaker 6: is what Mark Pryor said. Prior went out there about
Speaker 6: twenty pitches into the bullpen, says, but assistant pitching coach,
Speaker 6: that's why you have to these days, Tim Connor McGinnis,
Speaker 6: he was out there as well, but the big test
Speaker 6: is going to be how does Otani's left knee feel
Speaker 6: tomorrow when he wakes up after throwing that bullpen session
Speaker 6: being the dh tonight, and that will give the Dodgers
Speaker 6: and O'twani a better sense of when we may see
Speaker 6: him back on the mound in a game.
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Speaker 7: Then it's off to New York for a three game
Speaker 7: set against the Meds, but not before a stop at
Speaker 7: a White House tomorrow DV.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the schedule did not lend itself to the Dodgers
Speaker 6: going to the White House when they were in Washington,
Speaker 6: d C. On the first road trip of the season,
Speaker 6: but it does work out tomorrow since they are on
Speaker 6: the East Coast, So the Dodgers will fly to Washington,
Speaker 6: d C. After the game tonight, do a stopover at
Speaker 6: the Capitol buil and then head over to the White
Speaker 6: House and after that jump on a bus, get on
Speaker 6: a plane and head to New York for the final
Speaker 6: leg of this nine game road trip. At City Field
Speaker 6: against the Mets. So it's been a whirlwind of a
Speaker 6: road trip, and for some of these guys that were
Speaker 6: All Stars, they haven't been home in almost three weeks.
Speaker 7: It's been a long trip and it's going to be
Speaker 7: longer going through New York this weekend against the Mets.
Speaker 7: DV great stuff. We will check back in with you
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Speaker 5: Eric Lawer, Aaron Nola the pitching matchup.
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Speaker 15: All right, Tim, we get ready for Game one hundred
Speaker 15: and three. After last night's wacky win Dodgers two to one.
Speaker 15: They're now sixty four and thirty eight, eleven and a
Speaker 15: half in front of Arizona, thirteen and a half in
Speaker 15: front of the Padres. Run differential by far the highest
Speaker 15: in Baseball.
Speaker 10: One hundred and fifty three.
Speaker 15: Eight teams are buying for three spots in the Wildcard
Speaker 15: race in the National League. The Cubs Affhillies at Diamondbacks,
Speaker 15: the Pirates, the Cardinals, Miami, Washington, and San Diego. Now,
Speaker 15: Eric Lower is going to be going against Aaron Nola today.
Speaker 15: Lower has been sensational since coming to the Dodgers. This
Speaker 15: is going to be his eighth start.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 15: Three and three twelve EER. The Dodgers have won every
Speaker 15: one of his seven.
Speaker 10: Starts so far.
Speaker 15: At Aaron Nola, who is lost in nowhere lately, in fact,
Speaker 15: last year and this this season three and seven of
Speaker 15: five sixty eight er twenty first start, and opponents are
Speaker 15: hitting to seventy eight against him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he gives up a lot of home runs.
Speaker 2: For Lower, it's going to be one of those nights too.
Speaker 2: Knock off the rust. Has been sixteen days since his
Speaker 2: last start. That was against the Rockies and gave up
Speaker 2: three runs in the six innings. He worked into that
Speaker 2: ball game as well. But for Aaron Nola, as you're
Speaker 2: talking about, yeah, you know, you start to look at
Speaker 2: the number of home runs. That's twenty three twelve in
Speaker 2: the last thirty seven innings that he has been on
Speaker 2: that mound and pitching. So it's one of those things
Speaker 2: Phillies have to get over a very frustrating loss last night.
Speaker 2: In fact, on the way back to the hotel, we
Speaker 2: were discussing it and I said, the only thing that
Speaker 2: was missing in the in the in that play to
Speaker 2: end the ball game, unusual double play because runners did
Speaker 2: not really comprehend what we're supposed to do. The only
Speaker 2: thing missing and you'll understand this, We've used this before.
Speaker 2: They needed calliope music in the background. That was a
Speaker 2: frightful way to end the game as far as the
Speaker 2: Phillies are concerned, or.
Speaker 15: The theme from Benny Hill. All right, there are two
Speaker 15: stories out of last night. Beside that Munsey's throw to
Speaker 15: the plate with second and third and one out to Alfonso,
Speaker 15: perfect throw. He remained cool and he hit his nineteenth
Speaker 15: home uenn of the year, which tied him with Ron
Speaker 15: Say with two hundred and twenty eight home runs. Duke
Speaker 15: Snyder the all time leader with three hundred and eighty nine.
Speaker 15: Gil Hodges next with three hundred and seventy. Duke hits
Speaker 15: seventy three home runs with Los Angeles, which happens to this
Speaker 15: had been the same number of home runs one Rick
Speaker 15: Monday hit with the Los Angeles Dodges. Whether you know
Speaker 15: it or not, you did it.
Speaker 2: Nope, didn't know it, and now I do know it.
Speaker 2: But if we look at Munsey, I thought that played
Speaker 2: last night. You and I talked briefly about this a
Speaker 2: little bit earlier. I thought Munsey was surprised. First of all,
Speaker 2: the Crawford took off towards home plate. He was running
Speaker 2: on contact. He'd been told, hey, look go on contact,
Speaker 2: and then MOOKI e bench looked very surprised when he
Speaker 2: got the baseball and saw, hey, there's a chance to
Speaker 2: end the ball game and get the runner at second
Speaker 2: base for the double play to complete it. But Munsey's
Speaker 2: been really kind of a magical story. I mean, you
Speaker 2: start to look back, Charlie. He was released by the
Speaker 2: Oakland A's in March of twenty seventeen, signed a minor
Speaker 2: league contract with the Dodgers one month later, and didn't
Speaker 2: play in the major leagues in LA before that breakout
Speaker 2: twenty eighteen campaigns. So, I mean, he's come full circle
Speaker 2: and he's not just a one trick pony. He's not
Speaker 2: just swinging the bat.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: He has improved, and I'll tell you what, he's been
Speaker 2: one of the steady third basemen that we've seen this year.
Speaker 15: He has hit two hundred and twenty eight home runs,
Speaker 15: same as Ron Say in four hundred fewer games.
Speaker 1: Not a ropeless.
Speaker 15: He improved his record to eleven and two, lowered his
Speaker 15: ERA to two sixteen, second lowest on the Dodgers behind
Speaker 15: own Otani. He's thrown one hundred and six and two
Speaker 15: thirds innings last year one hundred and thirty two innings
Speaker 15: in the majors and minors the year before. He threw
Speaker 15: in one hundred and eighteen innings last year nineteen hundred
Speaker 15: and thirty eight pitches this year fifteen hundred and twenty four,
Speaker 15: which may be a reason why Doc took him out
Speaker 15: last night after six and a third and eighty nine pitches.
Speaker 15: Robleski is going to be very important to this team
Speaker 15: down the stretch and beyond.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he's already been really a big important guy too,
Speaker 2: because out of necessity they had to remove him from
Speaker 2: the bullpen and put him in the starting rotation. And
Speaker 2: I think the Dodgers had that luxury obviously, as you mentioned,
Speaker 2: eleven and a half game lead over the Arizona Diamondbats.
Speaker 2: They're not on cruise control. They haven't taken their foot
Speaker 2: off the accelerator. However, they're looking long range, and what
Speaker 2: they did not want long range is to get into
Speaker 2: the playoffs with an exhausted starting rotation. And that's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons they're already managing workloads right here in
Speaker 2: the middle towards the end of July.
Speaker 15: Alrighty, so we are ready to go. It's the final
Speaker 15: game of the three game set off day tomorrow. Then
Speaker 15: the Dodgers and the Mets at City Field on Friday.
Speaker 15: Lineups and first pitch coming up in just a bit, Tim.
Speaker 5: All right, thank you, Charlie.
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Speaker 6: The Dodgers are closing out their series in Philadelphia, and
Speaker 6: I'm joined right now by a man that has risen
Speaker 6: to the top and still has the eye of the tiger.
Speaker 6: And that is the one and only Dalton Rushing. Thanks
Speaker 6: a lot for the time. You know you got the
Speaker 6: eye of the tiger. Don't ever lose that look.
Speaker 17: I appreciate it, ass, It's always good being on with you,
Speaker 17: and I appreciate the kind words.
Speaker 6: I was waiting outside your hotel hoping that we could
Speaker 6: run the rocky steps together today.
Speaker 10: I heard that.
Speaker 17: I saw you got it in you and that shows
Speaker 17: a lot about your character.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 6: I appreciate that. That's why we we get along. We
Speaker 6: both I broadcast with a chip, you play with the chip,
Speaker 6: and I think that's that's part of what you bring
Speaker 6: to the table.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it is going good going bad doesn't really matter.
Speaker 17: I think everyone that's on the field, obviously, everyone that's
Speaker 17: in the stands watching me play, they know I have
Speaker 17: one thing on mine and it's doing whatever we got
Speaker 17: to do to win.
Speaker 6: You're mentally tough, but you're in the middle of your
Speaker 6: first full major league season. What have you learned so
Speaker 6: far about it just to get through it?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I'm I'm learning right now. In the moment, it's
Speaker 17: it's a marathon, it's not a race. It's one of
Speaker 17: those things. Behind the plate, it's a lot of taxing.
Speaker 17: You're gonna feel different every day. You got to figure
Speaker 17: out how to really just put wins on the board,
Speaker 17: whether it's behind the plate or it's.
Speaker 10: In the box.
Speaker 17: It's been a stretch for me, but thankfully we've been
Speaker 17: able to win some baseball games, win a series last week,
Speaker 17: and obviously moving into today, we have an opportunity to
Speaker 17: win another series against a really.
Speaker 13: A team last night.
Speaker 6: What an exciting finish that you were in the middle
Speaker 6: of an unorthodox game ending double play. How do you,
Speaker 6: Mookie Beds, Max Munsey, all keep your composure when the
Speaker 6: Phillies are doing base running things that would catch anybody
Speaker 6: off guard.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it was, like you said, it was a weird play.
Speaker 17: It was one of those things that's kind of like,
Speaker 17: just stand on your toes and react kind of thing.
Speaker 17: So once Monsely came to me with a ball, I
Speaker 17: knew my main point and objective is to take him
Speaker 17: back to third base. And as I'm running towards Crawford
Speaker 17: with Mooki in between us at third, I saw Real
Speaker 17: Muto kind of looked like he wanted to bounce off
Speaker 17: and go back to second. So it was I think
Speaker 17: that's what kind of led to the decision to get
Speaker 17: rid of the baseball, give it up to Mooki, let
Speaker 17: Mooki take that out, and then yeah, obviously it gave
Speaker 17: us a chance to get Real Muto back at second base.
Speaker 6: You saw what this team did during the postseason last year.
Speaker 6: Little things like that won the World Series.
Speaker 13: Where does that come from?
Speaker 6: As far as the attention to detail on defense.
Speaker 17: Yeah, this organization, this club probably pays more attention to
Speaker 17: detail than any baseball team in this world.
Speaker 10: It means everything.
Speaker 17: It changes the game when things start to speed up
Speaker 17: on other guys. It allows us to one hold the
Speaker 17: trust but also hold the upper hand on knowing what
Speaker 17: to do with the baseball, knowing what's smart, knowing what's safe.
Speaker 17: Like I said, last night was a really weird situation,
Speaker 17: and I think as a catcher kind of filled general
Speaker 17: side of things, it feels really good to know that
Speaker 17: that moment didn't speed up on us at all. As
Speaker 17: weird and unorthodox of a play as it was, it
Speaker 17: would have been very easy to just kind of speed up,
Speaker 17: get rid of the ball and then boom, it kind
Speaker 17: of blows up in your face. But yeah, I thought
Speaker 17: it was really cool out of all of us as
Speaker 17: a defense to take advantage of that moment and obviously
Speaker 17: the mistakes me.
Speaker 13: Dalton Rushing is our guest.
Speaker 6: He's been in the starting lineup tonight and has had
Speaker 6: a huge impact behind the plate on this road trip.
Speaker 6: He caught Yamamoto's complete game, and then last night you
Speaker 6: help Tanner Scott navigate a five out save.
Speaker 13: I think back to the eighth inning rush.
Speaker 6: As far as how you guys went to work against
Speaker 6: Schwarber and Harper Schwarber especially.
Speaker 17: Yeah, those are two of the best hitters in the
Speaker 17: game right now and have been for a long time.
Speaker 17: So it's, uh, you gotta you gotta dive in a
Speaker 17: little deeper for those guys. And they're playing their home ballpark.
Speaker 17: You know, they're juiced up for a moment like that.
Speaker 17: They lived for moments like that, so kind of you
Speaker 17: kind of call pitches accordingly and see what they're doing
Speaker 17: in the box and just understand what their main objective
Speaker 17: is and that a bat and uh yeah, thank god Tanner.
Speaker 17: Tanner put his stuff on the table for us and
Speaker 17: gave us a chance to win that game. Regardless of
Speaker 17: how the ninth went and the blow up that happened,
Speaker 17: I think that eighth inning was very crucial for us,
Speaker 17: and for us to get those three big outs against
Speaker 17: obviously some of their best hitters is pretty crucial.
Speaker 10: All right.
Speaker 6: Before I let you go, I usually ask the questions,
Speaker 6: but I'm just gonna leave you with the piece of advice.
Speaker 6: Since we are in the city that Rocky Balboa made famous.
Speaker 13: Here we go. Don't lose your grip on the dreams
Speaker 13: of the past. He must fight to keep them alive.
Speaker 17: Oh I like that, Mass, I like that. That's a
Speaker 17: good one. I appreciate that. I'm gonna keep that in
Speaker 17: the back of my head tonight.
Speaker 13: I love it. Maybe even put it another tattoo right there.
Speaker 13: How about that.
Speaker 17: We'll get another tattoo of it with David Vasse right
Speaker 17: under it. Get a picture of your face on my forearm.
Speaker 13: That would be electric.
Speaker 17: I'm sure you would like that for the advertisement.
Speaker 10: All right.
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Speaker 17: Thanks Mass, always good.
Speaker 6: There he goes the man with the eye the Tiger,
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Speaker 13: We'll send it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 7: All right, thanks a lot of DV. Thank you Dalton Rushing.
Speaker 7: Leading you up to first pitch Dodgers and the Phillies
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Speaker 7: Hasn't been an easy year for Aaron Nola three and
Speaker 7: seven five to sixty eight era, the thirty three year
Speaker 7: old righthander in his twelfth season now in the big leagues,
Speaker 7: all with the Fight and Phills. He's made three hundred
Speaker 7: and five career starts. He trails only Steve Carlton and
Speaker 7: Robin Roberts for the most starts in Philly's history. He
Speaker 7: pitched for Team Italy in the WBC made two starts,
Speaker 7: helping them to the semi finals. He oh and three
Speaker 7: with an EERRA around five in his last four starts
Speaker 7: last time out of rough Horn six innings, three runs,
Speaker 7: six hits, three home run, six strikeouts in a loss
Speaker 7: to the Mets. His knuckle curve, though still a problem
Speaker 7: to hitters, limiting them to a one to eighty four
Speaker 7: batting average against the Dodgers. Twelve career starts, he is
Speaker 7: three and three with a four to thirty one RRA
Speaker 7: seventy six strikeouts in seventy one innings. Dodgers last saw
Speaker 7: him in Game three of the NLDS last year for
Speaker 7: just two innings.
Speaker 5: Before that, they.
Speaker 7: Tagged him for a loss last May at Citizens Bank Park.
Speaker 7: Eric Lower four and five with a four eighty one
Speaker 7: ERA going for the Dodgers, the thirty one year old
Speaker 7: left hander has been fantastic since coming over from Toronto.
Speaker 7: He was one in five with an eeright near seven
Speaker 7: before getting traded to the Dodgers. Now with the Blue
Speaker 7: he's three and oh with a three to twelve ERRA.
Speaker 7: Is eight season now in the big leagues. Came up
Speaker 7: with the Padres first round pick out of Kent State,
Speaker 7: then the Brewers and the Blue Jays.
Speaker 5: Was really good last year helping them go to the World.
Speaker 7: Series and lose to the Dodgers, and didn't start off
Speaker 7: so great this year, so they traded him to the
Speaker 7: Blue Fastball cutter, change up, curveball, making his first start
Speaker 7: in sixteen days to seventh start with the Dodgers' eighth appearance.
Speaker 7: His last start before the All Star Break was way
Speaker 7: back against the Rockies, where he wins six innings, allowed
Speaker 7: three runs on six hits and a no decision. He
Speaker 7: is making his fifth career start against Philadelphia, two to
Speaker 7: one with a sub one ERA and thirty strikeouts. Eric
Speaker 7: Lower last face to Phillies last season as a member
Speaker 7: of the Blue Jays. Four innings in relief, no hits,
Speaker 7: no runs, and a couple of punchouts.
Speaker 5: So it's two.
Speaker 7: Veterans on the mound, Eric Lower, Aaron Nola, Dodgers and Phillies.
Speaker 7: We are fifteen minutes away from first pitch. Keys to
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Speaker 7: Citizens Bank Park, let's head back out to the booth.
Speaker 7: The guys on the call, Stephen Nelson, Rickmonday, guess all.
Speaker 8: Right, TC, Eric Lawer, Aaron Nola. Aaron Nola throws the
Speaker 8: first pitch. Momentarily, Mo, Your key to the game is
Speaker 8: what well I.
Speaker 2: Think with Nola, making him throw pitches and be selective,
Speaker 2: and the reason that he's given up already twenty three
Speaker 2: home runs two seventy eight average for the entire season.
Speaker 2: On top of it, he's not won a game so
Speaker 2: far at home in nine starts, he's zero and three.
Speaker 2: He's pitched better actually on the road itself. So for Nola,
Speaker 2: one of the things that he will do, in particular
Speaker 2: if he's behind in the count, becaus allowed of off
Speaker 2: speed stuff and he has a good change up. So
Speaker 2: that's the one thing. But I think the Dodgers can
Speaker 2: be much more selective against Nola. And how long he's
Speaker 2: going to be in that ball game, we'll wait and see.
Speaker 8: He has given up the home run ball quite a
Speaker 8: bit in twenty twenty six twenty three home runs allowed.
Speaker 8: He's given up multiple homers in five of his last
Speaker 8: seven games. And the Dodgers have some thump in the
Speaker 8: lineup their normal lineup, well, Tani Pie has Freeman, Munsey, Betts, Tucker,
Speaker 8: Teoscar Hernandez, Tommy m In Dalton rushing, and they want
Speaker 8: to continue that rough stretch for Aaron Nola series on
Speaker 8: the line, and it gets going shortly, all.
Speaker 5: Right, thank you Nelly.
Speaker 7: As a Dodgers start play, they are tied with the
Speaker 7: Brewers for the best record in baseball at sixty four
Speaker 7: and thirty eight. The Dodgers also and a half game
Speaker 7: lead in the nl WES. The Arizona Diamondbacks are.
Speaker 5: Up fourteen to three over.
Speaker 7: The Athletics that game in the bottom half of the
Speaker 7: eighth Innians, so barring a dramatic comeback from the Athletics.
Speaker 7: Looks like the Diamondbacks will win this game and maintain
Speaker 7: possibly eleven and a half game deficit behind the Dodgers.
Speaker 7: Keeping an eye on what's happening in Atlanta as the
Speaker 7: Padres and the Braves will get underway in about forty
Speaker 7: five minutes as well, when this game is over, I'll
Speaker 7: be back with all the postgame festivities, reaction from the clubhouse,
Speaker 7: all the highlights of course, and Dodger talk as well.
Speaker 7: It's the rubber game of this three game set and
Speaker 7: Phillies won the opener.
Speaker 5: Dodgers bounced back last night with.
Speaker 7: The win, crazy win as the Phillies ran themselves out
Speaker 7: of the game and the ninth inning Dodgers take the victory,
Speaker 7: and hopefully we'll take this series with.
Speaker 5: A win tonight.
Speaker 7: Day off tomorrow to go to the White House, and
Speaker 7: then it's off to New York again to.
Speaker 5: Take on the Mets.
Speaker 7: First things first, So first pitch is next Aaron Nola,
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