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Speaker 4: Is they continue this series against the Giants.
Speaker 6: Dodgers sixteen and seven on this season tied for first
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Speaker 6: with Steven Nelson and Rick Monday. Well, last night it
Speaker 6: was a rocky star for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and it didn't
Speaker 6: help that the defense behind him wasn't really great at
Speaker 6: least in the first inning, I Sung Kim threw a
Speaker 6: ball into the dugout. That was the ominous sign for
Speaker 6: the Dodgers in the first as then Yamamoto had a
Speaker 6: long first inning rafy al devers, a RBIs single, Schmid,
Speaker 6: a sackfly. All of a sudden, the Giants were up
Speaker 6: two to nothing, and they weren't done when Jung Huli
Speaker 6: came up to bat.
Speaker 3: Jung Huli, the bat left handed hitting outfielder, waiting on
Speaker 3: the first pitch here it is and he jumps on
Speaker 3: it on a line to right coming in Tucker has
Speaker 3: it dropped in front of him coming home is Chapman
Speaker 3: three to nothing.
Speaker 4: Kyle Tucker with an awful read.
Speaker 3: It seemed on that mole, I thought that that was
Speaker 3: going to hang up for him to make a catch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, falls in front of him. Chapman scores.
Speaker 6: Three runs come across against Yamamoto in the first inning,
Speaker 6: but that would be it as Yoshinobo. Yamamoto would go
Speaker 6: seven innings, allowed three runs on six since he did
Speaker 6: get some help offensively in the fourth inning and High
Speaker 6: Sun Kim walk with the bases loaded to bring in
Speaker 6: the one and only run for the Dodgers last night. Yeah,
Speaker 6: Dodgers had one run last night on a whopping three hits.
Speaker 6: They also walked three times, made that seven times in
Speaker 6: the game last night, so they did have traffic on
Speaker 6: the base pats.
Speaker 4: They stranded eight runners. They were zero for five with.
Speaker 6: Runners in scoring position last night. But through it all,
Speaker 6: Yamamoto kept him in the game. After that first inning,
Speaker 6: he really bared down and threw strikes. The seven innings,
Speaker 6: he struck out seven, including striking out the.
Speaker 4: Side in the seventh nothing in two. Here's the pitch.
Speaker 3: He struck him out and he strikes south to side
Speaker 3: in the seventh. Yamamoto strong through seven seven punch outs.
Speaker 3: He is giving his team a chance, keeping the Dodgers
Speaker 3: in two, three to one onto the eighth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Yamamoto did his part last night, as Steven Nelson said,
Speaker 6: he gave the Dodgers a chance despite the three runs
Speaker 6: that were giving up in the first he put up
Speaker 6: zero's the rest of the way. The Giants didn't score
Speaker 6: the rest of the game. But when you score one
Speaker 6: run on three hits, you walk seven times, but you're
Speaker 6: zero four with runners in scoring position. Not a good recipe,
Speaker 6: as it is landon rupe goes five innings gets the win.
Speaker 6: Yamamoto gets tagged with the loss, unfortunately, as the Giants
Speaker 6: win it three to one. The Dodgers to sixteen and
Speaker 6: seven overall on this season. With the Padres continuing to win,
Speaker 6: the Dodgers in San Diego now tied atop the NL standings. Tonight,
Speaker 6: the Dodgers looked a rebound perfect guy on the mound,
Speaker 6: Mister double duty himself show hey O Tani first pitch
Speaker 6: at six forty five and with more let's head up
Speaker 6: to the Galloping four broadcast with as we welcome in
Speaker 6: the two guys on the call tonight, Steven Nelson and
Speaker 6: Rick Mounday.
Speaker 4: Guys, all right, Tim Gates.
Speaker 3: Dodgers gonna try and get back on the horse for
Speaker 3: Game two of this series against the Giants last night,
Speaker 3: continuation mole of the disappointment with runners on and the Dodgers'
Speaker 3: offensive execution. As Yoshinoba Yamamoto was a tough luck loser
Speaker 3: on a night he certainly did not deserve an l no.
Speaker 7: And he pitched much better than that. A little rough
Speaker 7: stretch obviously in that first inning and back to back
Speaker 7: singles and a walk down another single sacrifice fly at
Speaker 7: RBI single to follow, but then after the first inning,
Speaker 7: I'm a moto was absolutely sensational because it was just
Speaker 7: like three up and three down. Allowed only two hints
Speaker 7: from that point on one hundred and one pitches to
Speaker 7: the seven innings, and I agree he deserved better than
Speaker 7: the outcome. I don't think it helped to begin with
Speaker 7: with an air on the very first batter that he
Speaker 7: faced in the ball game, But the Dodgers overall just
Speaker 7: did not play particularly well. There was a miscommunication in
Speaker 7: the outfield. There was a lob toss coming in from
Speaker 7: the outfield that almost cost him another run. The Dodgers
Speaker 7: just did not hit. In fact, if we're looking zero
Speaker 7: for six with runners in scoring position last night and
Speaker 7: on this road trip, in the five games the Dodgers
Speaker 7: in runnings in scoring position had hit as a team
Speaker 7: only one eighty. On the flip side of the coin,
Speaker 7: they've allowed a three thirty three average to the visiting team.
Speaker 3: Emi, you tell us or you tell me as the hitter,
Speaker 3: because I think there's a difference between port results in
Speaker 3: execution we could, as those numbers indicate. And then the
Speaker 3: app back quality also not being good either, And I
Speaker 3: think that is probably the bigger concern that you're seeing,
Speaker 3: especially notable guys on this road trip. You know, well
Speaker 3: Tany and Colorado, Kyle Tucker coming up a couple of times,
Speaker 3: coming up empty, ta Oscar Hernandez.
Speaker 4: Just the at back quality isn't there.
Speaker 7: No, it has not been there. And I think because
Speaker 7: it pitch selection. Is it swinging at pitches early in
Speaker 7: the count that are kind of borderline pitches? Is it
Speaker 7: because of pitches and when you're heading the count, say
Speaker 7: you're two to one or three one count, not really
Speaker 7: demanding that it would be a very good pitch to
Speaker 7: begin with. Hey, I've mentioned it before in terms of, say,
Speaker 7: for example, of three to one pitch with a game
Speaker 7: on the line, opportunities to do it from a hitting standpoint.
Speaker 7: I had this explain to me a long time ago.
Speaker 7: You have to pretend almost is like you're walking into
Speaker 7: a grocery store. You're going to go into the in
Speaker 7: the vegetables or the fruit. Say you want apples, right, yeah, well,
Speaker 7: three to one count, you want to pick up an apple? No, no, no,
Speaker 7: I don't like that one. It's got a little bruise
Speaker 7: on it. I picked. No, no, no, I don't like that.
Speaker 7: When I don't like the stem, Yes, this one I like.
Speaker 7: That's the same way you have to go to home
Speaker 7: plate and be particular when you're ahead in the count
Speaker 7: or an opportunity to put runs on the board.
Speaker 3: All right, So now the Dodgers turn the page and
Speaker 3: they'll try and bring that mindset to tonight against Tyler Mallley, who,
Speaker 3: unlike landon Roupe, has struggled so far this year, particularly
Speaker 3: giving up the long Bowl. Land of Roupe has still
Speaker 3: even after last night zero home runs allowed, Tyler Malley
Speaker 3: given up the second most in the matrix.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and the question is how did the Dodgers approach it,
Speaker 7: because again they're gonna have to make an adjustment to
Speaker 7: the off speed pitch. The fastball is going to be upstairs,
Speaker 7: the breaking bowl is going to be down. That's kind
Speaker 7: of his bread and butter and how he has existed.
Speaker 7: And if we're looking at this Dodger bolkle think got
Speaker 7: a couple of guys that have hit very well against
Speaker 7: breaking pitches in particular. Does that play into their hand
Speaker 7: a little bit better tonight because for Malle, he's going
Speaker 7: to throw some breaking pitches and as you mentioned, yeah,
Speaker 7: he's been taking Pillar to post a three twenty batting
Speaker 7: average against him.
Speaker 3: Well, the Dodgers want to continue that trend. For Roman show, Hey,
Speaker 3: old Tani will be on the mound opposite Tyler Mally.
Speaker 3: We'll be back a little bit later TC with the
Speaker 3: key from MO.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you, Nellie, as we count you down
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Speaker 3: Miller's settling on the mount on the payoff, ol Tani
Speaker 3: hits it on the ground left side at short of dominics,
Speaker 3: he has it throws across his body. Oldtani beats the
Speaker 3: throw safe by a half step.
Speaker 1: Hew.
Speaker 3: The inning continues. Well, the Giants challenge.
Speaker 7: If they do, they'll lose. Otani just not wanting to
Speaker 7: have the inning ended.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 7: He went hustling down that line right away, and that's
Speaker 7: the difference in extending the inning right here.
Speaker 3: And extending his own on base streak to fifty three games,
Speaker 3: matches Sean Green for the second longest in franchise history.
Speaker 6: Show Hey Otani and his last at bat last night
Speaker 6: with two outs, a runner on an infield single up
Speaker 6: the middle beats the threa and he extends the hitting
Speaker 6: streak now, as Stevens said, to fifty three consecutive games
Speaker 6: in a row. That ties Sean Green. Only Duke Snyder
Speaker 6: has more, fifty eight in a row back in nineteen
Speaker 6: fifty four.
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Speaker 6: This Dodger's team needs a little little kick, little little something,
Speaker 6: a little spark, and I think show hey, o, Tony's
Speaker 6: just the guy to have on the mount of that.
Speaker 8: You know what he really is.
Speaker 9: You know, when you look at just guys who can
Speaker 9: be a stopper for the team, I think with Yoshinobya
Speaker 9: on Moto, I think with what he was able to
Speaker 9: do yesterday. Yes, that first inning was a tough one,
Speaker 9: but he really was excellent behind it, just needing the
Speaker 9: offense to get going, getting that run support. But when
Speaker 9: you have someone right after yoshi In Sho Heyo Tani
Speaker 9: Sho Hayes had an excellent start to this year. Through
Speaker 9: three innings of work. He's got a point five zero ERA.
Speaker 9: You know, in his last outing he had ten strikeouts.
Speaker 9: And so Dave Roberts today when he was asked just
Speaker 9: as to what he's really seen of show Heyo Tani
Speaker 9: this year, he was saying, he just feels that like
Speaker 9: he's in such a good spot right now. His feel
Speaker 9: and his command for his pitches are there, especially that
Speaker 9: last out, and we saw the swing and miss, and
Speaker 9: so he's really using his entire pitch mix at the moment.
Speaker 9: We know last year when it came to show, Hey,
Speaker 9: it was just a continuation of his build up, coming
Speaker 9: back from having the surgery, finally being healthy, but understanding,
Speaker 9: you know, they're playing the long game with him, not
Speaker 9: just the short one. It's similar this year, but it's
Speaker 9: clear that even though they have him on a once
Speaker 9: a week schedule, he's just such in a better and
Speaker 9: stronger position. He's truly healthy and you're starting to just
Speaker 9: to see the results of what he can provide when
Speaker 9: he goes out there. And so the hope is that
Speaker 9: he can set the tone early and then also maybe
Speaker 9: give himself some run support, be nice.
Speaker 4: To Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 6: And this Dodgers' offense, we saw the bottom of the
Speaker 6: lineup really producing for the last week or so, some
Speaker 6: seeing really the top of the lineup get going like
Speaker 6: we expect him to. And ta Oscar Hernandez one of
Speaker 6: those guys kind of been up and down.
Speaker 9: Yeah he is. And when I asked him today just
Speaker 9: kind of how he's been feeling at the plate. He
Speaker 9: was saying that, you know, right now, it just feels inconsistent,
Speaker 9: and I said, okay, well, then how does one kind
Speaker 9: of work through that? And he said, for him, it's
Speaker 9: a lot of work in the cage, just trying to
Speaker 9: kind of get his feel back with his swing. So
Speaker 9: he is working through a few things, but he's looking
Speaker 9: to kind of just lean a little bit more into
Speaker 9: that consistency aspect that he feels like he's been missing.
Speaker 9: And honestly, that's something we've kind of been hearing from
Speaker 9: a few guys. I think even someone like Kyle Tucker
Speaker 9: a recently was talking to him and he said he
Speaker 9: felt the same thing. And you know, even for you know,
Speaker 9: it's kind of fine with Max Munsey, who's really had
Speaker 9: excellent numbers for him, he's felt as well just trying
Speaker 9: to find those consistent at bats and be consistent with
Speaker 9: the results. And so obviously it's a very long season
Speaker 9: and that's going to come and go, but that seems
Speaker 9: to be a lot of the focus of how can
Speaker 9: they make whether the swing more repeatable or just really
Speaker 9: finding a little bit more consistency with the results and
Speaker 9: not kind of the hit here. And then the few
Speaker 9: strikeouts and bouncing back and forth from that.
Speaker 6: This Dodgers offense once they start clicking, look out, but
Speaker 6: they need to start clicking one through nine. We just
Speaker 6: haven't seen it enough this season collectively here some we
Speaker 6: appreciate it.
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Speaker 9: Questions for Dave, Dave?
Speaker 1: Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 4: Can you talk about the pressure.
Speaker 1: In the dugouts with Dave Robberts.
Speaker 10: I think probably the thing that stood out as his
Speaker 10: consistency to execute his entire pitch mix. There's a four seamer,
Speaker 10: there's a two seamer in there, the curveball to slow
Speaker 10: the hitter down, the sweeper. So yeah, he just in
Speaker 10: the split. So he's just got a really good.
Speaker 1: Feel right now.
Speaker 9: When it comes to the swing and miss that he showed,
Speaker 9: especially in that last outing, I mean, what do you
Speaker 9: attribute to that and how he was able to get
Speaker 9: back to that after the Blue Jays start?
Speaker 4: Good question.
Speaker 10: I don't know. You know, he's just, you know, he
Speaker 10: just works his minds differently, and you know, he's always
Speaker 10: trying to improve. This is a situation today where obviously
Speaker 10: he was lost I think three out of four, so
Speaker 10: you know he wants to to reset things, to go
Speaker 10: out there and pitch well to give us a chance
Speaker 10: to win tonight. So you know, I just saw him
Speaker 10: a little bit earlier and really focused tonight.
Speaker 5: How much is there a conversation moving forward about not
Speaker 5: having him hit like you did in his last start.
Speaker 5: He has sixty at bats since he started pitching with
Speaker 5: you guys. His banning average is two seventeen. He has
Speaker 5: two home runs. He's thirty one years old. Now, how
Speaker 5: much of an open conversation is there between you and
Speaker 5: Andrew and Show, Hey.
Speaker 10: We haven't had the conversation, you know, it's still yeah.
Speaker 10: I mean, I think that if you look at the
Speaker 10: overall numbers, it's certainly something I still feel really good
Speaker 10: about putting his name in the lineup. I know, the
Speaker 10: last start I chose not to have him hit and
Speaker 10: just pitch, and I am open to it, you know,
Speaker 10: and you know, we'll see, but it's something that we've
Speaker 10: certainly flagged. But I think overall all we still you know.
Speaker 10: And also you have to look at what's the different
Speaker 10: what's the option? And I think in years pastor last
Speaker 10: year you got to kind of way, who's a different option? Well,
Speaker 10: now at least you can you can say that daland
Speaker 10: swinging a good bat and to keep him, you know,
Speaker 10: consistently getting some at bats could be helpful. But like
Speaker 10: I said, I'm going to continue to keep an eye
Speaker 10: on it.
Speaker 6: All right, there's a manager Dave Roberts more on that,
Speaker 6: and Otani as a two way player moving forward on
Speaker 6: the dais he pitches with David vazsay, as we continue
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Speaker 6: All right, DV yesterday, rain, pregame, rain during the game.
Speaker 4: But what's it like tonight?
Speaker 5: Oh, beautiful temperatures here in San Francisco. The skies are blue,
Speaker 5: the clouds are in the distance. Tim So, A lot
Speaker 5: of sun today and the Dodgers haven't seen a lot
Speaker 5: of sun on this road trip, but so far, so
Speaker 5: good here at Oracle Park, and just walking back up
Speaker 5: to the press box a lot of Dodger fans again
Speaker 5: tonight here at Oracle Park. Last night it was a
Speaker 5: very lukewarm beat la from the crowd here at Oracle Park.
Speaker 5: Forty thousand in attendance. I would say at least thirty
Speaker 5: thousand we're Dodger fans. So times have changed here in
Speaker 5: sanf Cisco, and Dodger fans have made their way up
Speaker 5: here and have bought up a lot of tickets and
Speaker 5: have made themselves very heard here so far in the
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Speaker 6: David, we just heard your question and the answer from
Speaker 6: Dave Roberts about Showy Otani and double duty moving forward
Speaker 6: on the days he pitches. Is this something that they're
Speaker 6: gonna start considering more and more as we get going.
Speaker 5: Here, Well, Dave Roberts left the door open for that
Speaker 5: after or before Otani's last start where he only pitched
Speaker 5: and by the way, pitched really well because of being
Speaker 5: hit by a pitch earlier in that series against the Mets,
Speaker 5: and then when he pitched, he was outstanding ten strikeouts
Speaker 5: in his last start against the Mets. And the reality is,
Speaker 5: as I presented to Dave Roberts, the numbers aren't very
Speaker 5: good for Otani as a hitter when he pitches with
Speaker 5: the Dodgers. It's a big enough sample size now to
Speaker 5: really start to draw some conclusions. Sixty at bats, a
Speaker 5: two seventy two seventeen average with only two home runs
Speaker 5: and oh, by the way, twenty four strikeouts and seventy
Speaker 5: two played appearance. And on top of that, Tim Dave
Speaker 5: Roberts was part of a podcast with Blue Jays manager
Speaker 5: John Schneider recently, and Schneider admitted in that eighteen inning
Speaker 5: extra inning game Game three of the World Series, part
Speaker 5: of his strategy to walk Otawy four times intentionally was
Speaker 5: to keep him on his feet because he was pitching
Speaker 5: Game four the World Series, so part of his thinking was,
Speaker 5: I don't want this guy just going back into the
Speaker 5: dugout if he doesn't get on. I want him on
Speaker 5: his feet. I want him running the bases. I want
Speaker 5: to wear him down. So those are the things that
Speaker 5: Dave Roberts may consider moving forward. Tomorrow's a twelve to
Speaker 5: forty five game the Dodgers have lined up Otawni starts
Speaker 5: to come with a day off the next day, similar
Speaker 5: to next Wednesday when it's a travel day on Thursday.
Speaker 5: So at the very least there's gotta be some sort
Speaker 5: of conversation about this, considering he's thirty one years old
Speaker 5: on top of all that, and he's not pitching for
Speaker 5: the Angels anymore, where their season ended in September. He's
Speaker 5: pitching for the Dodgers, where their season ends in November,
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Speaker 6: two in the bottom of the ninth inning when Wally
Speaker 6: Moon hit a three run home run in the bottom
Speaker 6: of the ninth to give the Dodgers a five to
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Speaker 6: that day belonged to Sandy.
Speaker 2: Sandy now is one strike away from tying Bob Feller's record.
Speaker 2: This crowd just ready to lift the coliseum. The one
Speaker 2: and two pitch fastball got him swinging. Boy, I never
Speaker 2: thought i'd see it. I never thought i'd see a
Speaker 2: man strike out eighteen major league players in a game,
Speaker 2: and Sandy Kofax did it.
Speaker 6: Every Giant starting player struck out at least once. Kofax
Speaker 6: struck out the side three times. The Great Vince Scully
Speaker 6: on the calls, Andy Kofax struck out eighteen batters, one
Speaker 6: more than the Cardinals. Dizzy Dean did it nineteen thirty three,
Speaker 6: setting a nationallygue record, and he tied Bob Feller with
Speaker 6: the eighteen strikeouts on that August afternoon at the La
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Speaker 6: Law Dodgers Giants showing Otani Tyler Mally the pitching matchup.
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Speaker 11: All right, Tim Dodgers Game two of the series with
Speaker 11: the Giants in San Francisco. After losing last night three
Speaker 11: to one, being held a one run, three hits, they
Speaker 11: walk seven times. San Diego and the Dodgers now tied
Speaker 11: for first place in the National League West. Dodgers seven
Speaker 11: and four on the road, looking to write their ship
Speaker 11: tonight against the Giants who are ten and thirteen, finding
Speaker 11: the selves in fourth place. The story around tonight's game,
Speaker 11: whether it's pitching or hitting, revolves around that Otani fellow.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, it does. And in the same breath that
Speaker 7: you're talking about the same guy, two different categories. We'll
Speaker 7: see how it works out tonight. Otani. Interesting numbers. And
Speaker 7: if you're really into the numbers themselves, how about an
Speaker 7: anemic batting average against you just one thirteen. Here's another
Speaker 7: number I found earlier today when he had two strikes
Speaker 7: on hitters. They're just one for thirty five. I'll do
Speaker 7: the math for you. That's an twenty nine batting average. Again,
Speaker 7: so it's imperative if he can get ahead in counts,
Speaker 7: and he's done a lot with that fastball, because the
Speaker 7: fastball on top of it has been hit at one
Speaker 7: twenty nine batting average. The numbers, that's one thing we're
Speaker 7: talking about, the numbers from a pitching standpoint, and then
Speaker 7: as you alluded to the numbers as a hitter, I mean,
Speaker 7: you just don't dare take your eyes off of show.
Speaker 11: Hey O, Tony, Well, you got that seventh inning single
Speaker 11: last night, extending the on base streak to fifty three games,
Speaker 11: all tied up with Sean Green, who had the fifty
Speaker 11: three games streak back in two thousand. Next on the
Speaker 11: Dodger list is Duke Snyder, who had a fifty eight
Speaker 11: game on base streak back in nineteen fifty four. There
Speaker 11: are one of five with fifty three consecutive games being
Speaker 11: on base. Well, I'm been including ay Ron Luke Appling
Speaker 11: is next with fifty four consecutive games in which you
Speaker 11: got on base. After that, fifty five at a row,
Speaker 11: Ty Cob, Harry Holman, and Stan Musial. So O, Tommy's
Speaker 11: in pretty good company pitching and hitting. It's just remarkable
Speaker 11: to watch him and then see the numbers after what
Speaker 11: he has done bat in hand or.
Speaker 7: Ball in hand, Yeah, on either side of it. And
Speaker 7: then he's not too shabby once he's on the bases either.
Speaker 7: But the Dodgers, talking about on the bases, they have
Speaker 7: not hit well on this road trip with runners in
Speaker 7: scoring position, I mean collectively a one eighty average. They've
Speaker 7: not pitched well with runners in scoring position on this
Speaker 7: road trip, a three point thirty three batting average against.
Speaker 7: And I think one of the surprises with the San
Speaker 7: Francisco Giants, Charlie, is we enter game two of the
Speaker 7: series what their bullpen has been doing. Their bullpen has
Speaker 7: been lights out, very low eer very low batting average against.
Speaker 7: And the Dodgers, quite frankly, they're going to have to
Speaker 7: play better baseball than they did last night in the
Speaker 7: opening game of the series.
Speaker 1: Of course, last.
Speaker 11: Night they played coming in late the previous evening from Colorado. Oh,
Speaker 11: if you're looking for some reason for the fairly lethargic
Speaker 11: style of play last night.
Speaker 1: That could be it. No excuses.
Speaker 11: Tonight, Tyler Malley is going for the Giants.
Speaker 7: And he's been hit a lot. He's been backing up
Speaker 7: some bases. First of all, the four seam fastball for
Speaker 7: twenty three batting average against the breaking ball. He keeps
Speaker 7: it down. He's had good luck when he's done that,
Speaker 7: but overall he's given up a three to twenty batting
Speaker 7: average against and tonight making his fifth start that I
Speaker 7: just need to get on base and score and score often.
Speaker 11: Let's see if Andy Pie has could turn things around
Speaker 11: a bit of a slump three for his last sixteen
Speaker 11: that's a one eighty eight clip. And so he has
Speaker 11: seen his major league leading batting average plummet to three
Speaker 11: sixty six.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and it's still in the upper atmosphere on that
Speaker 7: end of it.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 7: I also found a number on Pies this morning I
Speaker 7: found very interesting. He has the highest batting average in
Speaker 7: the National League against the bullpens of other teams is
Speaker 7: right at five hundred. The third highest is Kyle Tucker,
Speaker 7: uh and he's right up there on top of it.
Speaker 7: Sho he Otani, by the way, is fourth highest in
Speaker 7: hitting against the bullpens. So they hope to get to
Speaker 7: the bullpen and hopefully they have better success against the
Speaker 7: Giants bullpen than other teams have in the early goings
Speaker 7: of the season.
Speaker 11: And that explains in some part why the Dodgers are
Speaker 11: so good and come from behind wins because they're getting
Speaker 11: to the bullpens Leyden games and the Dodgers' best hitters
Speaker 11: have come up best in the clutch.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I would suggest that they not continue to
Speaker 7: wait around until the sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth inning.
Speaker 7: Let's put some runs on the board and enjoy the
Speaker 7: ride a little bit more.
Speaker 11: Dodgers and Giants, Game two of the three game series.
Speaker 11: It's gonna be Otani in search of his third win
Speaker 11: of the year and his urn run average of a
Speaker 11: half a buck against Tyler Mallley Oh to three, and
Speaker 11: he's got an ERA of seven and a quarter. Two
Speaker 11: teams wrap it up tomorrow, and then the Dodgers come
Speaker 11: home a weekend series with the Cubs, and then next Monday, Tuesday,
Speaker 11: and Wednesday the Marlins at Dodgers Stadium. Tim lineup's the
Speaker 11: first pitch coming up in just.
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Speaker 1: David and now what will likely be vasse fielding insults
Speaker 1: from a Dodger player.
Speaker 4: It's an engagement of endearment.
Speaker 1: This is high and tight.
Speaker 5: We're joining right now by a man that knows all
Speaker 5: about the Dodger Giants rivalry, the nineteen eighty eight Sy
Speaker 5: Young Award winner World Series MVP, the only man in
Speaker 5: baseball history to be awarded the NLCSMVP and ALCS MVP,
Speaker 5: and one of those few Dodgers that did wear the
Speaker 5: orange and black for a short time. That's the one
Speaker 5: and only Oral Herdscheizer Bulldog. Thanks a lot for the time.
Speaker 5: Great to be in San Francisco with you.
Speaker 12: It's amazing and you saying that I was on both
Speaker 12: sides of this equation. My current business partner, Eddie Alizade,
Speaker 12: had a poster of me in his bedroom and when
Speaker 12: I became a Giant, he tore it down and ripped
Speaker 12: it up. Still friends with them and still business partners.
Speaker 5: What was the reception here when you did come to
Speaker 5: the Giants late in your career.
Speaker 12: Well, there were reasons that I chose the Mets, the Giants,
Speaker 12: and the Cleveland Indians at the time now the Guardians,
Speaker 12: but chose Cleveland because I wanted to be a better
Speaker 12: baseball person when I retired, and I wanted to experience
Speaker 12: American League baseball and they were a team that was
Speaker 12: scoring about seven runs a game, and I'm like, I
Speaker 12: think I can pitch that well, so I could win
Speaker 12: some games over there. Then I chose the Mets because
Speaker 12: I thought the New York met fans would hold me accountable.
Speaker 12: Because of the city of New York. I wanted everything
Speaker 12: we did against them in eighty eight, and I wanted
Speaker 12: to live in New York. I think it's one of
Speaker 12: the greatest cities in the world, and I wanted my
Speaker 12: kids and family to be exposed to that.
Speaker 8: I chose San Francisco for.
Speaker 12: The same reason, another great city in the United States.
Speaker 12: I knew the fans would hold me accountable. They had
Speaker 12: a chance. We lost in Game one, sixty three to
Speaker 12: the Cubs that year, and the Mets we made it
Speaker 12: to the playoffs.
Speaker 8: The Indians, we.
Speaker 12: Were in the playoffs all three years I was there,
Speaker 12: ninety five, ninety six, ninety seven. So it was about
Speaker 12: winning and getting in the right experience and having a
Speaker 12: fan base that would hold me accountable. And my body
Speaker 12: gave out before I turned forty two that I could
Speaker 12: not continue to pitch, and my last stop was going
Speaker 12: to be the Chicago Cubs. Live in a brownstone and
Speaker 12: walk to work.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 12: But it didn't work out, But not all free agents
Speaker 12: picked places just because they get paid a lot or
Speaker 12: just I actually had a plan for my life in
Speaker 12: that part, and it wasn't about the money at all.
Speaker 5: What about the post playing equation, You were a coach,
Speaker 5: you were part of a front office. Did you want
Speaker 5: to experience what it was like and how it was
Speaker 5: done in other organizations.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 12: When I was a player, early on, I noticed what
Speaker 12: was going on with people in the front office, in management,
Speaker 12: in broad with broadcasters, and really was always.
Speaker 8: A one way street.
Speaker 12: When you left the field, you weren't really allowed to
Speaker 12: come back. But then there were executives and managers that
Speaker 12: started to go to broadcasting and they were able to
Speaker 12: come back to managing. There were executives that went to
Speaker 12: broadcasting and went back to being a manager, so all
Speaker 12: of a sudden, it became a two way street. So
Speaker 12: I felt like I need to have a full education
Speaker 12: of baseball, and the only part of baseball that I
Speaker 12: hadn't experienced was the front office. So the first thing
Speaker 12: I did was when I signed with the Cleveland Indians.
Speaker 12: Back then, as far as an executive, it was associate
Speaker 12: general manager like we see Chase Sutley doing and other guys.
Speaker 12: So I wanted to learn the front office and what
Speaker 12: was going on from naming rights and uniform designs and
Speaker 12: scheduling and free agent signings and scouting. I wanted to
Speaker 12: be involved in all those meetings. So when I went
Speaker 12: to John Hart, who was the executive there, I said, John,
Speaker 12: all I want. I'm not worried about salary. I'm not
Speaker 12: worried about how much I work. All I want is
Speaker 12: to be able to be in any meeting possible. I
Speaker 12: want to be in all meetings and not get kicked
Speaker 12: out because I just want the education. And so I
Speaker 12: did that for a while, and then I became the
Speaker 12: Texas Ranger pitching coach because we fired our pitching coach
Speaker 12: and I told them that the only way I'll become
Speaker 12: the pitching coach is if you still let me in
Speaker 12: any meeting so that I can continue to learn.
Speaker 8: So it was a baseball education that I was.
Speaker 12: After, and you know, it led me to ESPN. It
Speaker 12: led me to the Dodgers, and I'm just glad when
Speaker 12: I look out on the field that I know how
Speaker 12: the whole industry works.
Speaker 5: Speaking of ESPN, Oral hersha As it was part of
Speaker 5: a very special Jackie Robinson broadcast last week with Joe
Speaker 5: Buck and Ron Darling. What was that experience like working
Speaker 5: with Joe Buck for the first time.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean, Joe's going into the Hall of Fame
Speaker 12: and it's kind of about time. Ron Darling has always
Speaker 12: been a guy that I've never turned the volume down
Speaker 12: on my TV. I want to hear what he has
Speaker 12: to say. I learned from Ron all the time, so
Speaker 12: I was excited to be in that booth. I was
Speaker 12: even more excited that it was Jackie Robinson Day. And
Speaker 12: it was hard to say this on the air during
Speaker 12: the game because baseball is a joyous occasion.
Speaker 8: It's a distraction for people to watch and enjoy and
Speaker 8: come home from work and see it.
Speaker 12: But the thing I wanted people to remember about Jackie
Speaker 12: Robinson Day was all the hard things that he went
Speaker 12: through and how he handled it so well, and how
Speaker 12: Rachel handled it so well, and some of.
Speaker 8: His teammates handled it so well.
Speaker 12: So that you know, we don't we celebrate him and
Speaker 12: we remember him, and we've retired the number and they
Speaker 12: get to wear it all on that day.
Speaker 8: But the work and the pain and the suffering that
Speaker 8: he went through.
Speaker 12: It's hard to tell people about that that that respect
Speaker 12: and that level of admiration that we should have for
Speaker 12: this man that paid, you know, not the ultimate price,
Speaker 12: but I would say he probably died early because of
Speaker 12: all that stress that.
Speaker 8: He went through and the family went through.
Speaker 12: So being a Dodger, being part of Jackie Robinson Day
Speaker 12: on the ESPN broadcast, it was an honor. But the
Speaker 12: thing that I can say in this pregame show to
Speaker 12: you and to all everybody out there, is that we
Speaker 12: need to remember Jackie for the price that he paid
Speaker 12: and all the work that he put in.
Speaker 5: Well said, and how about this Jackie Robinson, the ultimate dodger.
Speaker 5: When he was treated to the Giants, he decided to
Speaker 5: retire rather than play for the Giants.
Speaker 8: Oh now, you really put me in a bad foo.
Speaker 8: I should have never.
Speaker 1: Why didn't you retire?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 12: Oh my god, I should have never went to Peter
Speaker 12: McGowan's house for dinner and got convinced to be a giant.
Speaker 12: But uh, you know what, San Francisco is a great place.
Speaker 12: It's a great organization. I know they've been on some
Speaker 12: dry times, but I love the fact that we have
Speaker 12: a rivalry. The Northern and Southern California rivalry, and it
Speaker 12: will be good for the Dodgers and good for the
Speaker 12: Nation League West, and good for baseball as the Giants
Speaker 12: get better, because we want that intense brotherly love, kind
Speaker 12: of brotherly hate, brotherly everything. I say that at some
Speaker 12: time there used to be this brother this brother relationship
Speaker 12: used to.
Speaker 8: Be more physical, let's say.
Speaker 12: And now it's just kind of you go over to
Speaker 12: your brother's room, you knock on the door and say,
Speaker 12: turn the music down.
Speaker 1: What an analogy.
Speaker 5: That's a good one.
Speaker 8: You used to fight your brother.
Speaker 12: Now in this generation, we just asked them to turn
Speaker 12: the music down.
Speaker 5: Before I let you go. So many images that flash
Speaker 5: through my mind when you talk about Dodgers, Giants and
Speaker 5: your teams at Candlestick Park. What was it like for
Speaker 5: you to pitch at that ballpark? Because it feels like
Speaker 5: the Dodgers and Giants in this beautiful ballpark they built
Speaker 5: here are living a way better life than you guys did.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 12: I loved Candlestick Park because I loved playing the wind.
Speaker 12: It was another element where you could win the game.
Speaker 12: And so if the wind was off my left cheek,
Speaker 12: there were other certain pitches that would do certain things.
Speaker 12: If it was off my right cheek, there were certain
Speaker 12: pitches that would do certain things. I would rather throw
Speaker 12: a hanging curveball and have Matt Williams hit it into
Speaker 12: the wind than to throw my best pitch ever low
Speaker 12: and away and now he hits it to right center
Speaker 12: where the wind was gusting out. I always followed the
Speaker 12: hot dog rappers. I always talked to my infielders and
Speaker 12: outfielders about the wind, and I always looked at that
Speaker 12: place as a place that even though it was cold
Speaker 12: and it was rainy sometimes and it was you know, windy,
Speaker 12: those elements made it a next level for somebody who
Speaker 12: wanted to think on how to win the game, and
Speaker 12: those kind of elements.
Speaker 8: That's amazing.
Speaker 5: I've never heard any pitcher say those things to their strategy.
Speaker 5: As far as the wind coming on one side face
Speaker 5: to the other, that's just who oral herscheiser was.
Speaker 12: Well, if it's coming off my right cheek, it would
Speaker 12: accentuate my curveball and make the break bigger. And if
Speaker 12: it was coming off my right chick with my sinker,
Speaker 12: it would make it go more straight down. And it
Speaker 12: was coming off my left cheek, it would make my
Speaker 12: sinker flatter because it wouldn't have.
Speaker 8: Any wind to bite against.
Speaker 12: But it would also then make my curveball go more
Speaker 12: straight down, so it would change the.
Speaker 8: Pattern of the pitches. And in doing that, then you
Speaker 8: apply that to the hitter.
Speaker 12: Then you apply that to the wind direction in the
Speaker 12: outfield and what field do I want him to hit
Speaker 12: it to the left side of the right side, and
Speaker 12: you got a better chance of getting them out?
Speaker 5: All right, Here's the one question every Dodger fan wants
Speaker 5: to know. What was it like facing Will Clark? Was
Speaker 5: he a tough guy for you to face?
Speaker 8: He was, But that's where I loved using the wind.
Speaker 12: I mean, they were a tougher team to pitch to
Speaker 12: in Dodger Stadium because they had some great.
Speaker 8: Hitters that could spray the ball over the field.
Speaker 12: Like Will, he could pull the ball for power, he
Speaker 12: could go the opposite field of power. But when you're
Speaker 12: in Candlestick and the wind's blowing, I forced him to
Speaker 12: hit it into the wind.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 5: Thanks a lot for the time and man Oral Herscheizer
Speaker 5: and David Vase and San Francisco. I never would have
Speaker 5: thought that when I was ten years old, but certainly
Speaker 5: a treat always to share you with everybody orl and
Speaker 5: you know how much you mean to all of us
Speaker 5: in Los Angeles and to this franchise, and you're a treasure.
Speaker 12: This is so much fun to continue to live my
Speaker 12: dream and to be this close. The only frustration for
Speaker 12: me is that the arm and the body wore out.
Speaker 12: I wish I could go out there. It's not even
Speaker 12: close about the salaries, but these facilities and all the
Speaker 12: things that they get to walk onto this field. It's
Speaker 12: like walking on heaven on earth if you love baseball.
Speaker 8: No doubt.
Speaker 5: And Oral Hrscheizer will be on the call tonight with
Speaker 5: Joe Davis on Sports Net LA.
Speaker 8: Thanks Oral, you got it.
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Speaker 4: All right, Thanks a lot.
Speaker 6: DV As a Dodger get ready to take on the Giants,
Speaker 6: Game two of the three game series from the Bay Show.
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Speaker 6: Tyler Mallley on the mount Owen three seven to twenty
Speaker 6: three er right, the pride of Westminster High School. Ten
Speaker 6: season in the Big Leagues, making his fifth start this year.
Speaker 6: The thirty one year old fastball, split finger cutter slider.
Speaker 6: He's prone to give up the home run. In fact,
Speaker 6: the four seam fastball has not been very good for
Speaker 6: him this year, it's caused the issues as opponents are
Speaker 6: hitting four to twenty three against him, with six extra
Speaker 6: base hits, including four home runs. Last time out, four innings,
Speaker 6: eight runs, eight hits, four home runs, five walks, and
Speaker 6: a loss of the Reds. Facing the Dodgers for the
Speaker 6: eighth time in his career, he's two and three with
Speaker 6: a three seventy two ERA. The last time he faced
Speaker 6: the Dodgers actually pretty good last year with the Rangers.
Speaker 6: Seven shutout innings, two hits, four strikeouts in a no decision.
Speaker 6: Show hey O tany on the Mountain two and zero
Speaker 6: with his sub one ERA. The thirty one year old
Speaker 6: right hander making his four start last time out, six innings,
Speaker 6: one run, two hits, ten strikeouts in a win over
Speaker 6: the Mets. He has faced the Giants three times in
Speaker 6: his career sub one ERA, he has given up ten
Speaker 6: hits while recording eighteen strikeouts. He last faced in July
Speaker 6: of last season, three scoreless innings, allowing one hit and
Speaker 6: striking out four.
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Speaker 3: Getting ready for Game two. This three game set for
Speaker 3: the Dodgers and Giants in the Dodgers mole have some
Speaker 3: company atop the division. The San Diego Padres have pulled
Speaker 3: even in the standings at sixteen and seven. It is
Speaker 3: only April. It is way too early to start kind
Speaker 3: of dwelling on any other team or doing the standings watch.
Speaker 3: But the fact of the matter is that the Dodgers
Speaker 3: got to pick it up here as they've kind of
Speaker 3: been slow out of the gates in this road.
Speaker 7: Yeah, take care of your own backyard. The Dodgers the
Speaker 7: last ten or four and andres are nine and one.
Speaker 7: And there's some surprises maybe around Major League Baseball and
Speaker 7: the national lead to begin with, and especially I think
Speaker 7: in the Central where the Reds have a one game lead,
Speaker 7: only a one game lead over the Comes, and I
Speaker 7: think a little surprising is that the Brewers are technically
Speaker 7: in third place in that Central Division, and lo and behold,
Speaker 7: the New York Mets are attempting to snap a twelve
Speaker 7: game losing streak right in front of them. The Philadelphia
Speaker 7: Phillies have been a big disappointment. They've lost seven in
Speaker 7: a row and they're fourth in the Eastern Division.
Speaker 3: And just another example this early start of the season
Speaker 3: that just when you think you got baseball in the
Speaker 3: league figured out, the game has something else totally in mind.
Speaker 3: For tonight's game between the Dodgers and Giants, moll, give
Speaker 3: me a key, give me a player to watch. What's
Speaker 3: on your mind?
Speaker 7: Well, I'm going to be watching show hey Otani on
Speaker 7: both sides. First of all, he'll lead off the Dodgers
Speaker 7: in the top of the first ending and then the
Speaker 7: bottle first. He's going to lead them off again. He's
Speaker 7: on the mound and the designated hitter. And when Otani
Speaker 7: takes the mound, keep in mind he's allowed just a
Speaker 7: one thirteen batting average against him, and when he's had
Speaker 7: two strikes on hitters, they're just one for thirty five.
Speaker 7: Get ahead early and take advantage.
Speaker 3: The on Bay streak for old TONI at fifty three
Speaker 3: games entering Tuesday that his tide was shown green for
Speaker 3: the second longest in franchise history. He is five games
Speaker 3: from matching Duke Snyder's franchise record of fifty eight consecutive games,
Speaker 3: though Green and Snyder had their streaks in the same season. Mo,
Speaker 3: if you were an official record keeper, I got to ask,
Speaker 3: would you start streaks over once a new year begins?
Speaker 7: Well, streaks? How much of that? As a mindset on
Speaker 7: top of it? I would you like to be the
Speaker 7: Mets and before you take the field, Hey, you guys
Speaker 7: have lost twelve in a roero. Yeah, like they don't
Speaker 7: know that ahead of time, right, It's like, get out
Speaker 7: of here. Here's the other thing with shoe heyo, TONI
Speaker 7: to look for, and that's the fastball. He averages ninety
Speaker 7: seven point four have opponents done against the fastball? How
Speaker 7: about a one twenty nine batting average?
Speaker 3: That sounds pretty good. And he's facing a Giant lineup
Speaker 3: that has struggled for most of this twenty twenty six season.
Speaker 3: It's the Dodgers and Giants and it's a beautiful night.
Speaker 1: At the ballpark.
Speaker 3: We'll be back in just a few moments.
Speaker 1: Tim with the first pitch.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you, guys. Don't forget when this game
Speaker 4: is over.
Speaker 6: David Mass has got you cover with all the postgame festivities,
Speaker 6: the highlights, the reaction from the clubhouse, and of course
Speaker 6: Dodger talk as well. Dodgers starting the night tied for
Speaker 6: first with the San Diego Padres atop the NL West,
Speaker 6: looking to get back on track and doing double duty.
Speaker 6: Show Hey Otani on the mount as the pitcher and
Speaker 6: the designated hitter.
Speaker 4: First pitch is next, enjoyed everybody. I'm Tim Katson. This
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