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Speaker 3: twenty and nine on this season, first place at top
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Speaker 3: in a row and look to make it four straight
Speaker 3: tonight with show hay Otani on the mound. First pitch
Speaker 3: from Uniclo Field the Dodger Stadium is coming up at
Speaker 3: seven to ten.
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Speaker 3: Before we get to first pitch, we got a lot
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Speaker 3: DV goes one on one with Tyler Glass. Now coming
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Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 3: Last night at the Ravine, the Dodgers jumped out to
Speaker 3: the early lead, then the offense went dormant before a
Speaker 3: ninth inning rally wins it for the Blue. Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Speaker 3: got the start. The right hander was a bit rocky
Speaker 3: last night. Five innings, four runs, five hits. He walked
Speaker 3: a season high four and what was his shortest outing
Speaker 3: this season. The Dodgers offense so gave Yamamoto some early
Speaker 3: run support in the bottom of the first two on
Speaker 3: two out for Taskar Hernandez.
Speaker 9: Three and one, second and third two gun the pitch
Speaker 9: to Tayo ground.
Speaker 2: Ball in the center field for eighty six.
Speaker 9: Oh Tommy will and here comes Freeman Pao delivers a pair.
Speaker 2: Of runs with a single of left center. Then the
Speaker 2: Dodgers take a.
Speaker 3: Quick two to nothing lead, two runs single for tay
Speaker 3: Oscar RBIs Number sixteen and seventeen Dodgers the early two
Speaker 3: to nothing lead, Yamamoto worked around traffic on the base
Speaker 3: pass and the third and the fourth though same thing.
Speaker 3: Only time he couldn't get out of it and escape it,
Speaker 3: giving up a run on a throwing air from Hasan
Speaker 3: Kim Dodgers a two to one lead, and then in
Speaker 3: the fifth, Yamamoto's control got to him a lead off
Speaker 3: walk two batters later, another walk two batters later. He
Speaker 3: left his splitter up in the zone on a one
Speaker 3: to two pitch to Liam Hicks, who hit it out
Speaker 3: of the park for a three run home run, and
Speaker 3: just like that, the Marlins grabbed a four to two lead.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers' offense swell quiet after those two runs in
Speaker 3: the first inning. They stayed quiet until the seventh, when
Speaker 3: they loaded the bases, but they couldn't score. Then in
Speaker 3: the ninth, Dodgers offense finally woke up, and it was
Speaker 3: helped out by Marlin's reliever Pete Fairbanks, who walked the
Speaker 3: first two batters he faced in the bottom of the ninth,
Speaker 3: so Dodgers had something cooking. Two batters left show Hey
Speaker 3: Otani delivered a ground rule double the right that made
Speaker 3: it a four to three game. Dodgers runners on second
Speaker 3: and third, one out, Freddie Freeman intentionally walked to load
Speaker 3: the bases. After a pitching change, Will Smith struck out,
Speaker 3: so two down, bases loaded for Kyle Tucker, and Tucker.
Speaker 2: Lines within the center fielder BaseT. Dodgers are gonna win it.
Speaker 2: Here comes o tiny rap.
Speaker 10: Third, He'll score hop out that second walk off win
Speaker 10: of the season for Tucker, four career walkoff hits, and
Speaker 10: the Dodgers come back to the eleventh time this year
Speaker 10: and win the ball game of five to four.
Speaker 2: Oh, how do you like that?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 3: Walk off two runs, single to center for Kyle Tucker.
Speaker 3: That is a top tier play the game, brought to
Speaker 3: by Arco quality, top tier gas for less. Dodgers, with
Speaker 3: three runs in the bottom of the ninth come back
Speaker 3: to beat the Marlins five to four, their eleventh comeback
Speaker 3: win this season, their second walkoff win this year. Jake
Speaker 3: Eder earned his first major league win after pitching a
Speaker 3: scoreless top half of the ninth inning. Dodgers now twenty
Speaker 3: and nine on the season, winners of three in a row.
Speaker 3: Tonight they look to make it four straight with show
Speaker 3: hey Otani on the mount first pitch at seven to
Speaker 3: ten and with more we head out to the galloping
Speaker 3: four broadcast booth as we welcome in Tim Nevertt and
Speaker 3: Rick Monday.
Speaker 9: Guys, Tim, thank you very much. It's a beautiful night
Speaker 9: at Dodgers Stadium. A little on the cool side where
Speaker 9: he's blowing out toward right and right center as we
Speaker 9: get sent for baseball. As the Dodgers and the Miami
Speaker 9: Marlins played Game two of this three game series. A
Speaker 9: thrilling finished to Game one last night and really his
Speaker 9: biggest Dodger moments so far, Kyle Tucker, prize acquisition in
Speaker 9: the free agent market and the offseason, came through with
Speaker 9: two outs in the bottom of the ninth with a
Speaker 9: two run walkoff single.
Speaker 11: It was his.
Speaker 9: Fourth walkoff hit of his career, his first as a Dodger,
Speaker 9: and got the Dodgers their twentieth win.
Speaker 12: Exciting finished last night in the Dodgers that two run
Speaker 12: deficit going to the bottom of the ninth inning, A
Speaker 12: couple of walks back to back, and I think they
Speaker 12: were significant tim because if you look at the walks,
Speaker 12: they both came on three ball two strike counts. Dodgers
Speaker 12: did not offer. They get the tying runs the board,
Speaker 12: and then with one out you get the RBI doubled
Speaker 12: by Show Hey Otani. At the time, we were saying, well,
Speaker 12: it's too bad that the ball bounced over the fence
Speaker 12: because the ball was dead. Runners had to stop at
Speaker 12: second and third. Then there's the intention to walk to
Speaker 12: Freddie Freeman after the count went three to zero, strike
Speaker 12: out to Will Smith, and then for Kyle Tucker, as
Speaker 12: you mentioned, comes up with a big glass. I would
Speaker 12: suggest for the Dodgers they not wait till the ninth
Speaker 12: inning tonight if they're going to put on a run
Speaker 12: scoring slurge.
Speaker 9: I think that would help the collective front officers blood
Speaker 9: pressure if they would just get it done early. But
Speaker 9: they're going to have to do it tonight with a
Speaker 9: different leadoff hitter. Dalton Rushing will be the designated hitter.
Speaker 9: He'll bat leadoff. Show Heyotani's only going to pitch tonight.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you and I were both listening to Dave Roberts
Speaker 12: said talking to the media earlier today, and he was asked, well,
Speaker 12: what's the story. It's the second time that this has happened,
Speaker 12: and it basically goes theron round a workload. I mean,
Speaker 12: the Dodgers are in that streak. Tomorrow will end a
Speaker 12: thirteen consecutive day with a game to play, and then
Speaker 12: you start to look at the workload to show Heyo Tani,
Speaker 12: everybody else on top of it. Roberts line and the
Speaker 12: quote was, we're going to read and react, and he's
Speaker 12: taking on a lot, meaning Otani taking a lot both
Speaker 12: from an offensive standpoint is a hitter and as a
Speaker 12: pitcher too. A quick turnaround, it's interesting not only is
Speaker 12: it going to be rushing the designated hitter, but he's
Speaker 12: batting in that leadoff spot because Dave Roberts does not
Speaker 12: want to juggle around the rest of the lineup behind him.
Speaker 9: Yeah, in games when Otani pitches this year, he's one
Speaker 9: for ten at the plate. Last season, he was four
Speaker 9: for thirty with two home runs in eight games after
Speaker 9: coming back from injury, and his final season with the
Speaker 9: Angels in twenty twenty three before the elbow surgery, he
Speaker 9: had three seventy two with seven home runs in twenty
Speaker 9: three games in which he pitched. But again the read
Speaker 9: and react part on the part of the manager and
Speaker 9: on the part of the Dodgers is load management, essentially
Speaker 9: for sho Heeyotani, who is expecting to be back at
Speaker 9: the top of the order for tomorrow's day game.
Speaker 12: And you know one thing we keep talking about as
Speaker 12: well is the defense this Dodger ball club is putting forward.
Speaker 12: They have not given away too many opportunities for other
Speaker 12: team to score. That has really worked in their benefit.
Speaker 9: Chancelling Junk and Shoeyotani the pitching matchup former Angel teammates
Speaker 9: now going against one another tonight as the Dodgers continue
Speaker 9: their dominance over the Fish. They are seven to zero
Speaker 9: in their last thirteen against the Marlins at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 9: The Dodgers have one to eleven of their last thirteen
Speaker 9: against Miami.
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Speaker 8: This is the otanias Rewind Jhani against lefties, hitting better
Speaker 8: than against right He's three sixty seventy swings and hits.
Speaker 10: It on the ground up the middle toward the right
Speaker 10: centerfield gap.
Speaker 2: For a hit around.
Speaker 9: In his call, Paul will be held at carrot o'tani
Speaker 9: big turnaround first base, he'll have to retreat and now
Speaker 9: the time under a board A two out single for
Speaker 9: Show hey Otani.
Speaker 2: Swang I belt it down the right field side.
Speaker 10: That is a bare ball and it bounces over the
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Speaker 2: Hoo haz will come into the score. It is four
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Speaker 3: Show hey Otani with his second consecutive three hit game
Speaker 3: last night, finishing the night three for five with the
Speaker 3: ground rule double that scored a run in the ninth.
Speaker 3: He also had two singles to run scored part of
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Speaker 3: It's a night in which Show hey Otani is pitching
Speaker 3: but not hitting.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and you know what yesterday that's funny. That was
Speaker 11: the big question, like is the plan going to be
Speaker 11: or you're gonna have him as a true two way guy.
Speaker 11: You're only gonna have him pitch and not hit. And
Speaker 11: Dave Roberts kind of teased us yesterday is like, potentially,
Speaker 11: I don't know, we shall see, and then at the
Speaker 11: end of the night told us that he was not
Speaker 11: going to hit today. So that means Adulton Rushing is
Speaker 11: stepping in as the DH. But when it comes to show,
Speaker 11: hey and just there when they look at him, obviously
Speaker 11: he's been excellent on them now and that's probably the
Speaker 11: best we've seen of him. But when they're looking at
Speaker 11: maintaining him for the long run, it's obviously still very
Speaker 11: early in the season, and so they're trying to put
Speaker 11: him in a position where not only could he make
Speaker 11: all of his starts, he can be healthy in all
Speaker 11: of his starts, and he can still be in a
Speaker 11: position that he still has his best stuff come October.
Speaker 11: So by doing that, if he's just pitching today, it
Speaker 11: kind of takes off the pressure of having to be
Speaker 11: worried about, you know, scouting the Marlins pitching, starting a
Speaker 11: pitcher to prepare himself as a hitter and understanding that
Speaker 11: side of the game as well, and so It's funny.
Speaker 11: Dave kind of explained it us. This is like a
Speaker 11: half day for show hey O Tani in which he
Speaker 11: only to focus on the pitching. It allows him to
Speaker 11: be in a position where he can still recover well,
Speaker 11: he can be available to be the DH in an
Speaker 11: earlier start time tomorrow against the Marlins. So this is
Speaker 11: really one of those things. It's about maintaining health and
Speaker 11: keeping him in a position undertaining the long game. So
Speaker 11: it is something that we could see again, We've already
Speaker 11: seen it once this season. I think that situation was
Speaker 11: slightly different because it was coming off of a game
Speaker 11: in which he had taken a pitch off his shoulder,
Speaker 11: so obviously he was a little sore, and that one's
Speaker 11: with a little bit of a different dynamic. But it
Speaker 11: does sound like not all of the time, but here
Speaker 11: and there we could see a situation in which Dave
Speaker 11: finds that it just is more sense for him to
Speaker 11: focus on the pitching, alleviate himself from the hitting in
Speaker 11: one game, to then get back to being the DH
Speaker 11: the next day. And considering that we're on the back
Speaker 11: end of thirteen games straight, that was a big thing
Speaker 11: that came into the consideration for today and just keeping
Speaker 11: Showhey in a good spot on the.
Speaker 5: Mount with Osawni pitching.
Speaker 3: That means a designated hitter is open and it's Dalton
Speaker 3: Rushing bat.
Speaker 11: Lead off, batting you know what, Yes, he is batting
Speaker 11: lead off because Dalton Rushing has been on fire as
Speaker 11: of lay. We've been teasing that his new name should
Speaker 11: be Dalton Crushing or Crushing Rushing because he has truly
Speaker 11: been crushing the ball. It's funny whenever you talk to
Speaker 11: the guys in the clubhouse about Dalton, they're always like,
Speaker 11: this is the guy who we have heard about.
Speaker 5: Who was like carrying up the miners.
Speaker 11: And so Dalton he made some adjustments to a swing.
Speaker 11: He's in a really good spot. So the last time
Speaker 11: we did see him step in SDH for Show Hey,
Speaker 11: he was actually batting seventh. Today he's batting lead off,
Speaker 11: and Dave Roberts had, honestly, what went to that decision
Speaker 11: was he just didn't want to adjust the rest of
Speaker 11: the lineup. He likes where everything else is at. He
Speaker 11: likes whether it's Freddy and kind of where Kyle is
Speaker 11: playing right now, and so this just allowed kind of
Speaker 11: a true seamless ploppin' or Poppin' Dalton rushing lineup still
Speaker 11: is in a good spot. Not too many adjustments, and
Speaker 11: they do many believes. Listen, Dalton's got confidence that he
Speaker 11: is ready, and he last time he sept in for show. Hey, show, Hey,
Speaker 11: what told him? You know, hit a few homers from.
Speaker 1: Me and he did.
Speaker 11: So we shall see what happens.
Speaker 5: We'll see. Thank you curious, We'll check out with you
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Speaker 13: Anything else.
Speaker 1: Questions for Dave Dave, can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 13: Can you talk about the pressure.
Speaker 1: In the dugouts with Dave Roberts.
Speaker 14: I think with today it was more of it's not
Speaker 14: it's it's been like the thirteen and a row. I
Speaker 14: think it's been a grind for everyone. And also you
Speaker 14: kind of take into consideration, you know, everything that show
Speaker 14: Hayes goes through on a daily basis. To know that
Speaker 14: he'll be back in the lineup tomorrow, I think this
Speaker 14: this is an opportunity to kind of, you know, hedge
Speaker 14: a little bit, play both sides, to to have a
Speaker 14: guy that swinging a good bat and Dalton, you know,
Speaker 14: replace him for a night, to give show hay the
Speaker 14: best opportunity to pitch well and not do take on
Speaker 14: both duties for tonight, to then just to hit tomorrow
Speaker 14: and then have an off day and hopefully you know,
Speaker 14: kind of this abbreviation will get him reset, you know
Speaker 14: after the off day.
Speaker 7: Adult last time you did this, I think he was
Speaker 7: that accepted. Why did you want to.
Speaker 1: Do that meet up today?
Speaker 14: I think, you know, be swinging well. I didn't want
Speaker 14: to kind of tinker too much with the construction for
Speaker 14: everyone and there weren't with that, there weren't a whole
Speaker 14: lot of options, and I felt that, you know the
Speaker 14: way swinging the bat, I like where hay Song is
Speaker 14: at at the bottom, ish and keep him down there,
Speaker 14: and then I just felt good. I think the doll
Speaker 14: can handle it.
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Speaker 5: All right, dav a lot talked about in.
Speaker 3: The last twenty four hours, Dave Roberts saying, oh sho,
Speaker 3: show heyo Tani. Not gonna be a two way player tonight,
Speaker 3: second time this year? All right, what's the plan though
Speaker 3: moving forward after tonight in the rest of his starts.
Speaker 6: Well, Andrew Friedman was really gracious with this time, and
Speaker 6: I really do appreciate how honest and forthcoming he was
Speaker 6: with a lot of the Dodgers' plans moving forward, including
Speaker 6: show hey Otani on nights like this that he is pitching,
Speaker 6: and let's not forget In case you don't know, tomorrow
Speaker 6: is a twelve to ten start get away day for
Speaker 6: the Marlins. Here's what Andrew Friedman told us over the
Speaker 6: weekend about on how the Dodgers are going to balance
Speaker 6: Otani becoming a full time starter and also keeping him
Speaker 6: well rested enough for the postseason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I think it's all part of the
Speaker 4: rest and what makes the most sense, you know it
Speaker 4: doesn't make sense for him to go wire to wire
Speaker 4: pitch your hit or playing every day, pitching every week.
Speaker 4: That's hard, and so we do need to mix some
Speaker 4: rest in there. Whether we do it on the day
Speaker 4: starts and then therefore he can't hit late in the game,
Speaker 4: or if we do it around it the day before,
Speaker 4: the day after, we would at least have the silver
Speaker 4: bullet off the bench and the ninth inning in a
Speaker 4: tight game to be able to pinch hit. You know,
Speaker 4: all those are questions and I think, you know, getting
Speaker 4: with him and from our standpoint, if there's a clear answer,
Speaker 4: whatever it is, we're great with it. If there's not
Speaker 4: a clear answer, it's just going to require a lot
Speaker 4: of conversation and some trial and erroror kind of feel
Speaker 4: it out.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So I feel like that's tonight is in that category.
Speaker 6: They're gonna see how this works out where he probably
Speaker 6: will DH tomorrow and tonight he will not DH, as
Speaker 6: you know, Dalton rushing leading off tonight in the DH spot.
Speaker 6: But here's one thing Tim that I think we all
Speaker 6: forget to realize, and that is that it's hard to
Speaker 6: pitch in Major League Baseball, and the day after starts,
Speaker 6: even for guys that are not named sho Hey. Otani
Speaker 6: takes a lot out of them and the recovery time
Speaker 6: is five to six days.
Speaker 13: But Otani's asked.
Speaker 6: To dh and carry the offensive load each and every night.
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Speaker 6: in Ontario, Blake Snell. We'll be making his second rehab start.
Speaker 6: First pitch out there in Ontario in that brand new
Speaker 6: beautiful ballpark is coming up at six thirty five. And
Speaker 6: Blake Snell in his first rehab start when one plus
Speaker 6: innings through thirty two pitches when Ontario is in San
Speaker 6: Jose last week, so you would imagine he wants to
Speaker 6: get that pitch count up.
Speaker 13: Closer to fifty.
Speaker 6: So if you're on your way out there to Ontario,
Speaker 6: hopefully you get there in time for first pitch to
Speaker 6: see Blake Snell take them ount in that beautiful new ballpark.
Speaker 3: Dave, what's the timeline then for Blake? After that, just
Speaker 3: kind of progress it up, get built up.
Speaker 13: Look, Yeah, that's that's it.
Speaker 6: After this, he told me he's going to Oklahoma City
Speaker 6: to make a rehab start for his third one.
Speaker 13: So that's where this leads to.
Speaker 6: And I could still see him coming back possibly on
Speaker 6: the next homestand as early as the next homestand or
Speaker 6: in my opinion, maybe in Anaheim against the Angels.
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Speaker 7: broadcaster and World Series champion Dodger Rick Monday.
Speaker 6: You know, Rick, everywhere I go these days around Dodgers Stadium,
Speaker 6: there's a love fest for Rick Monday, and rightfully so.
Speaker 6: This past weekend you were honored and rightfully so. And
Speaker 6: then today I was talking to one of your former
Speaker 6: teammates and now part of the Dodgers for an office,
Speaker 6: Ron Renegee, who asked about you x.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: He said when he first.
Speaker 6: Got called up back then, rookies were not treated well.
Speaker 6: But he said, Rick Monday and Bill Russell took care
Speaker 6: of me.
Speaker 12: Isn't that nice?
Speaker 13: You know?
Speaker 12: The other part too, is I think that's a big
Speaker 12: big deal. We and I say we, all of us
Speaker 12: within this organization at the time too. It was not
Speaker 12: like look hazing young players. It was embracing them because
Speaker 12: they were going to enhance our opportunities. And not right
Speaker 12: then and there, at some point down the line. And
Speaker 12: I think back when I first came up, you know,
Speaker 12: I know there was some guys that you know, went.
Speaker 9: Through some stuff.
Speaker 12: I did not experience that, nor did I think it
Speaker 12: was necessary.
Speaker 1: To do that.
Speaker 12: I know oralhurst Eis and I have talked about it.
Speaker 12: There was a game against the Cincinnati Reds that Oral
Speaker 12: talks about right after he joined the ball club. He
Speaker 12: was a spot in the ball in the ball game
Speaker 12: that the Reds were behind. Nick Is Saski was the
Speaker 12: hitter and the count was three and oh and Oorl
Speaker 12: was surprised and this Hasky was going to be swinging
Speaker 12: with a three to zero count. Well, there were a
Speaker 12: couple of runners on I best remember, and Oral asked
Speaker 12: me about it later. I said, or he was the
Speaker 12: one guy that had extra base power. He was going
Speaker 12: to get the green light to maybe tie the game
Speaker 12: or give them the lead. So you have to watch
Speaker 12: little things like that. It's a learning process. And I
Speaker 12: know in the past when the ball club trained at
Speaker 12: Dodged Town of Barrowbeats, not too far was away from
Speaker 12: Dodger Pine's country Club, and we would ask some of
Speaker 12: the younger players, hey, hey, kid, you know this is
Speaker 12: and we're working out later after the regular schedule. They say, hey, kid,
Speaker 12: you play golf? He say yeah, did you have your
Speaker 12: clubs with you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 12: So okay, we'll pick you up at the front office.
Speaker 12: At four o'clock and we would go out and play
Speaker 12: you know, ten twelve holes, whatever it might be. And
Speaker 12: that's how you went thing. And the other part was
Speaker 12: the dining room. You never knew for these younger players
Speaker 12: that had just reported going to spring training and living
Speaker 12: on campus, if they would sit down and have breakfast, lunch,
Speaker 12: or maybe even dinner next to over the years, say
Speaker 12: a Duke Snyder at Pee Wee Reese. If you're going
Speaker 12: back into the time itself, and that's how the organization
Speaker 12: really became known as a family, the Dodger family, because
Speaker 12: you were together and you shared experiences.
Speaker 6: So I would imagine when a player like Ron Renneckee
Speaker 6: gets called up, it's not the first time you've seen
Speaker 6: him or interacted with him because of that dining room
Speaker 6: in Vero Beach.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and have a chance to embrace them. You or
Speaker 12: the younger players come up. They're part of your ball club.
Speaker 12: They're there because they'll help you to win games. And
Speaker 12: I never bought into the hazing part of it. If
Speaker 12: a guy you know misbehaved and did something, something was
Speaker 12: said to them. There are a couple of instances where
Speaker 12: you tell a young player and I know that someone
Speaker 12: did speak to a young player and said, hey, we
Speaker 12: don't do that here, and the younger players kind of
Speaker 12: talked back and said, oh, you don't understand. You joined
Speaker 12: our ball club. We didn't join your ball club. So
Speaker 12: either getting stafford or you're gonna have our time.
Speaker 6: And they were all great ball clubs starting in nineteen seventy.
Speaker 12: Well, the expectations were there. The expectations have grown, and
Speaker 12: they're there again too. I mean, back to back World
Speaker 12: championships and everybody has expectations. How about last night to
Speaker 12: come from behind victory, you realize how close we are.
Speaker 12: Some people may not have heard what Dave Roberts was
Speaker 12: saying after the ball game that if the Dodgers had
Speaker 12: tied it in the in the ninth inning, we would
Speaker 12: have seen something very very close, because Roberts confirmed that
Speaker 12: if the game continued, Dalton Rushing would move to first
Speaker 12: base and Freddie Freeman would have moved to third base
Speaker 12: and played this so Freeman has not played third base
Speaker 12: since twenty seventeen, Munsey has not played second base is
Speaker 12: twenty twenty two months. He would have gone to second base.
Speaker 12: We could have had, well, who's on first, second, or third?
Speaker 13: Last night? Well, thank you to Kyle Tucker on many levels.
Speaker 1: Then absolutely all right, Rick.
Speaker 6: We'll check that in with you and Tim Nevertt and
Speaker 6: you treated me well too in my rookie season.
Speaker 13: At the Rockets.
Speaker 12: You to see it, David.
Speaker 13: Thanks Rick, we'll send it back into the studio.
Speaker 5: Tim, all right, Thank you guys.
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Speaker 6: Remember when I used to take you down to the
Speaker 6: creek and dip your head in the creek. Well, I'm
Speaker 6: joined right now, but I'm Tyler Glass now. Tyler, thanks
Speaker 6: a lot for the time.
Speaker 13: I appreciate it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, thank you, dude, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 6: What's the season been like for you, Tyler? Obviously in
Speaker 6: spring training you laid it out for all of us,
Speaker 6: just what's the biggest difference for you?
Speaker 13: But to get results? How big is that? It's good?
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I think just working on all this stuff during last
Speaker 15: playoffs and bringing it into the off season and spring
Speaker 15: in the now, it's just nice to have like a
Speaker 15: sense of consistency, and I think like making adjustments within
Speaker 15: those changes has been really really easy.
Speaker 6: I remember you said in spring where you've kind of
Speaker 6: let the coaches do you in the right direction. Now
Speaker 6: that you're in the thick of the season, is it
Speaker 6: as easy to do as it was in spring training? Yeah.
Speaker 15: I have a lot of trust in Connor and Mark,
Speaker 15: and I do think a lot of it is just
Speaker 15: preparing how I normally prepare, and then just going out
Speaker 15: and throwing, and then if something feels off, just trust
Speaker 15: their eyes and for the most part, every time there's
Speaker 15: something I need answer, they're always there to answer it.
Speaker 6: On a day like today, where you're out there on
Speaker 6: flat ground and Connor's out there with you, what are
Speaker 6: you feeling out there? What's different in between starts for
Speaker 6: you than maybe a year year ago.
Speaker 15: It's all kind of the same, Like you're you're the
Speaker 15: throw itself is the same, but I think each day
Speaker 15: like it's a little different. You're always trying to get
Speaker 15: back to baseline. I felt good to my penty yesterday,
Speaker 15: I felt relatively fine, pretty good today, and then tomorrow's
Speaker 15: a new day and on.
Speaker 13: And so forth.
Speaker 15: So I think like one day throughout the week doesn't
Speaker 15: really dictate how you feel on start day. So it's
Speaker 15: just trying to like stay healthy, fix what you need
Speaker 15: to fix and then move on.
Speaker 6: Are you a guy that goes back to look at
Speaker 6: video of the previous start or is it moving on
Speaker 6: to the next one?
Speaker 15: Don't you?
Speaker 3: I won't.
Speaker 15: I guess it just depends, like if it's a really
Speaker 15: good one or something, I'll maybe watch it. But I
Speaker 15: think a lot of times the only time I really
Speaker 15: watch a video is if I'm something like feels off
Speaker 15: and I can like refer back to when I was
Speaker 15: feeling good, or how I was setting up, or like
Speaker 15: where my hands or like just something like that. So
Speaker 15: for the most part, it's just if I'm trying to
Speaker 15: like fix something, all your look at video.
Speaker 6: You've been in the league for a while now, you
Speaker 6: know yourself pretty well for pictures when you're going good.
Speaker 6: Do you have to understand what is working so well
Speaker 6: for you for when times are a little off?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 15: Yeah, Well, I just think a lot of times when
Speaker 15: you feel bad, you remember what it feels like to
Speaker 15: feel good, or like you kind of remember your cues
Speaker 15: then or like I said to you just go back
Speaker 15: and look at videos, and like, for the most part,
Speaker 15: everyone's trying to get like every start, you're trying to
Speaker 15: get that feeling of feeling good and like feeling timed up,
Speaker 15: And I think throughout the weekend, throughout the course of
Speaker 15: a season, like there's different things you have to do
Speaker 15: to achieve that, whether it's like fatigue or something like
Speaker 15: your hips are in a different spot or whatever. It is,
Speaker 15: like you're just trying to find on time for what
Speaker 15: that day is. So I think it's just realizing that
Speaker 15: it's not gonna be perfect every day, but just doing
Speaker 15: what you can and managing your workload to like figure
Speaker 15: out how to feel as good as you can that day.
Speaker 6: When did you learn how to be your best pitching
Speaker 6: coach in the middle of games?
Speaker 15: I know, I don't know. I think it's just like
Speaker 15: experience of doing it a lot, Like I since I
Speaker 15: started pitching, it was always like hunting the feeling of
Speaker 15: being on time, And I think just the more you
Speaker 15: do it, the better you are at it, or like
Speaker 15: you've run through it so many times that like you know,
Speaker 15: this doesn't work and this works and stuff like that.
Speaker 13: So I don't know.
Speaker 15: Maybe I just think the more experience I get, the
Speaker 15: better I feel with it. And I also think, like
Speaker 15: I said, it's nice to just be able to trust
Speaker 15: Connor remark to where there's times I will tinker around
Speaker 15: and just be like, what do you like and they're
Speaker 15: just always I feel like they're just there to kind
Speaker 15: of tell me what they see, and it's like a
Speaker 15: lot easier to expedite the process. When I have two
Speaker 15: guys watching.
Speaker 13: Me, will they say, hey, stop tinkering.
Speaker 15: No, They'll just say, like, this is what I see,
Speaker 15: so they kind of understand that, like this is kind
Speaker 15: of how I am, which has been really nice. Like
Speaker 15: I don't think that's ever been something I've had before.
Speaker 15: Like I think every coach ever hat is like just
Speaker 15: stop blah blah blah blah. But like it's just a
Speaker 15: gift and a curse. I guess it's just always how
Speaker 15: I am when I pitch, and uh, for the most part,
Speaker 15: it's when i'm good.
Speaker 5: I'm tinkering.
Speaker 15: When I'm bad, I'm tinkering just how I am, And
Speaker 15: they're just really good at being like this is what
Speaker 15: I see, like your hands are too low and I'm
Speaker 15: moving smooth or whatever it is. And then for the
Speaker 15: most part, I'll go out and implement what they say
Speaker 15: and it usually works out.
Speaker 6: So that last start in San Francisco, you were so good.
Speaker 6: Can you describe if there was any tinkering or any
Speaker 6: feeling that you can take with you moving forward.
Speaker 15: No, that honestly, that game felt like every inning was different.
Speaker 15: So I've been kind of on a roll here, but
Speaker 15: I think, like I said, the foundation of what I'm
Speaker 15: doing right now is good to where like it's not
Speaker 15: huge tinkering. Like I think like I'm still like my
Speaker 15: base is still strong enough to like make adjustments now
Speaker 15: it feels good, And I think, are you still even
Speaker 15: like that game? I tinkered and stuff and I felt
Speaker 15: really good every inning, and it's just you're trying to
Speaker 15: get back to a feeling and like staying behind the baseball,
Speaker 15: and yeah, that's what I did.
Speaker 6: So two starts to go, one sinker, then the last
Speaker 6: start you threw more than you have all season. Is
Speaker 6: that something for you to be able to lean on
Speaker 6: having both fastballs now in your back pocket whenever you
Speaker 6: need them.
Speaker 13: It's nice.
Speaker 5: I've had it for a couple of years now.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I think some days some play better than others, and
Speaker 15: I kind of just sequence off of what feels good
Speaker 15: that day. But it is good to have just the
Speaker 15: more options I have, the.
Speaker 6: Better your curveball I remember that game in Anaheim. I
Speaker 6: don't know why it stands out more this year than
Speaker 6: in years past. Your curveball, it's always been amazing, but
Speaker 6: I don't know, it feels like your fastballs are playing
Speaker 6: more off your curveball. What's so special about the way
Speaker 6: you're able to grip and rip.
Speaker 15: Before the playoffs and just taking it into the off season,
Speaker 15: like that whole thing that Connors in Mark switched with me,
Speaker 15: Like my back foot, I always would just rush down
Speaker 15: the mound and I'd either throw it like a really
Speaker 15: sharp one at like fifty feet or I would just
Speaker 15: back up. And then I implemented like doing the spike
Speaker 15: before two strikes and putting both fingers on with two strikes.
Speaker 15: And I think it's just I'm able to just kind
Speaker 15: of even if I'm late now, I can still kind
Speaker 15: of get it into the zone. And I just think
Speaker 15: with the confidence, I'm throwing it more and it just
Speaker 15: feels more comfortable. But I think it was all because
Speaker 15: of those adjustments. And then, I mean, I've always my
Speaker 15: curveball has always been my best pitch, even in like
Speaker 15: high school, and I kind of lost it there for
Speaker 15: a little bit, and then I just think now that
Speaker 15: I'm kind of back on track, I feel like I
Speaker 15: have it again for strikes especially.
Speaker 6: Well, it's thanks a lot for the time. Keep it
Speaker 6: going and I'll try to come up with more lyrics
Speaker 6: for the next time.
Speaker 15: Very good, I'll remember next time too perfect.
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Speaker 5: Tim, all right, thanks a lot, DV.
Speaker 3: As we lead you up to first pitch on this
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Speaker 3: Jansen Junk on the mound for the Miami Marlins. He
Speaker 3: is one and two with the three sixty seven ERA,
Speaker 3: thirty year old right Originally drafted by the Yankees out
Speaker 3: of Seattle University, he was teammates with Trek Scooble for
Speaker 3: two years there. He made his major league debut in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one with the Angels.
Speaker 5: Since then, he's bounced around.
Speaker 3: The Brewers, the as minor leagues with the Royals, now
Speaker 3: his second season with the Miami Marlins. He beat out
Speaker 3: Braxton Garrett in spring training for the fifth spot in
Speaker 3: this Miami rotation. Fastball, slider, change up, curveball. Junk throws
Speaker 3: a lot of junk. Making his six start this season
Speaker 3: last time out, five shutout innings, one hit, two strikeouts
Speaker 3: in a win over the Cardinals. Janson Junk is holding
Speaker 3: right handed hitters to a one oh nine average and
Speaker 3: a three point fifty nine ops left handed hitters, though
Speaker 3: against him hitting three forty five. This is his first
Speaker 3: career start against the Dodgers. Show Hey o Tany on
Speaker 3: the mound for the Blue two to zero with a
Speaker 3: point thirty eight ERA. The thirty one year old right
Speaker 3: hander has been fantastic as a starter this year, making
Speaker 3: his fifth start for the second time this season. As
Speaker 3: we've talked about not hitting and pit night, just the
Speaker 3: starting pitcher, Dalton Rushing is a designated hitter. Last time out,
Speaker 3: six shutout Indians five hits, seven strikeouts in a win
Speaker 3: over the Giants. Show Hey is pitching on five days reds,
Speaker 3: which is new for Otani with the Dodgers, but he
Speaker 3: did it fifteen times in twenty three starts with the
Speaker 3: Angels in his final year before his second Tommy John surgery.
Speaker 3: Otani only pitched on five days rest twice last regular season.
Speaker 3: Otani wan to zero with a sub one ERA in
Speaker 3: two career starts against the Miami Marlins, but both of
Speaker 3: those starts as a member of the Angels. He has
Speaker 3: not faced them since joining the Dodgers. Now a couple
Speaker 3: of seasons ago, show Hey Otani Jansen junk the pitching
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Speaker 2: Guys, Tim, thanks again.
Speaker 9: We count you down to the first pitch of tonight's
Speaker 9: ball game on a gorgeous night at Dodgers Stadium. It's
Speaker 9: Jansen Junk pitching for the Miami Marlins and for the
Speaker 9: Dodgers at show Hey Otani. Otani two to zero with
Speaker 9: a zero point three eight earned run average. That is
Speaker 9: the second lowest earn run average in all of baseball
Speaker 9: right now, as he is behind only the Angels Jose
Speaker 9: Soriano among big leaguers at least fifteen innings pitched. Otani's
Speaker 9: thrown twenty four. He has thrown exactly six innings in
Speaker 9: each of his previous four starts.
Speaker 12: Very quickly. A couple of notes on Otani. If you're
Speaker 12: an opposing hitter, you did not want to have two
Speaker 12: strengths on you, especially early in the count. Why well,
Speaker 12: with two strikes batting average against his sixty two just
Speaker 12: three hints in the forty eight at bats where Otani
Speaker 12: has had two strengths on a hitter lefties, if hit
Speaker 12: just a buck twenty five, right handers, if hit just
Speaker 12: won sixty two, and then against that fastball, it's well
Speaker 12: below even a one twenty batting average against. We'll see
Speaker 12: what he does tonight, because tonight he can concentrate on just.
Speaker 9: Pitching, and his goal is to make every start that
Speaker 9: he has assigned this year, and the Dodgers may flip
Speaker 9: him around every fifth day this is the first time
Speaker 9: he's starting on five days rest. They might have him
Speaker 9: pitch every sixth, but we'll see how it goes as
Speaker 9: the season moves along. And Dave Roberts was asked about
Speaker 9: what he thought of shoe Heeltani through the first four starts.
Speaker 9: He said, quote, it's as good as I have seen him.
Speaker 9: Unquote Jansen junk one in two three sixty seven, coming
Speaker 9: off his first win. Lots of sliders and sweepers, So
Speaker 9: the Dodgers should see a bunch of breaking balls tonight
Speaker 9: from the Marlin starter. Dodgers twenty and nine, they've won
Speaker 9: three straight. Marlins thirteen and six, they've lost three straight. Lineups.
Speaker 2: First pitch, just around the corner.
Speaker 3: All right, Dodgers start the night half game up on
Speaker 3: the San Diego Padres are in action right now, second
Speaker 3: inning of the Petco Park. No score between the Padres
Speaker 3: and the Chicago Cubs.
Speaker 5: Will keep you updated on that game all night long.
Speaker 3: David Vess has got your cover with all the post
Speaker 3: game when this one is over, reaction highlights, and of
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Speaker 3: on the mound. Dodgers Marlins next enjoyed everybody, I'm Tim
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