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Speaker 1: David Vase. Welcome the Dodger Talk.
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Speaker 2: AM five to seventy LA Sports. The Dodgers fall to
Speaker 2: the Red Sox tonight three to two, but the story
Speaker 2: is the breaking news. In the ninth inning, Jeff Passen
Speaker 2: reporting accurately the package the Dodgers gave up for Terrek
Speaker 2: schoolbol Zayer Hope, one of the Dodgers prized outfielders Brady
Speaker 2: Smith and River Ryan go to Detroit four to two.
Speaker 2: Time Cy Young Award winner Terrek School Bowl eight six
Speaker 2: six nine, eight seven two five seventy is the phone
Speaker 2: number I could tell you this. I was very aware
Speaker 2: of the fact that Emmitt Sheen was not in this deal.
Speaker 1: Tonight, I know.
Speaker 2: Everybody was looking in the dugout saying, oh, Emmett left
Speaker 2: the dugout, he must be scratched tomorrow. No Emmett Sheen
Speaker 2: went back home to sleep to be ready and well.
Speaker 1: Rested for his start tomorrow evening.
Speaker 2: On Sunday Night Baseball, my understanding was around the seventh
Speaker 2: inning ish that River Ryan and Zayeir Hope were in
Speaker 2: this deal. But then we find out the full package
Speaker 2: Brady Smith, Zayir Hope and River Ryan. And let's face it,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers have way too many outfielders. The only outfielder
Speaker 2: that probably in the minor leagues could crack a major
Speaker 2: league roster this season or is being considered, is host
Speaker 2: Way Depaulau. The people I've talked to that have seen
Speaker 2: him this year as recently as last week tell me
Speaker 2: he's ready, And tonight he was in left field made
Speaker 2: a diving catch. Defense has been an issue for him
Speaker 2: throughout his minor league career, but the Dodgers scouts have
Speaker 2: been and coaches have been impressed that his defense has improved.
Speaker 2: His desire and his focus to play defense has improved,
Speaker 2: and that's what's going to get him the opportunity in
Speaker 2: the big leagues. And look, if Kyle Tucker continues to
Speaker 2: struggle and September comes around and you get an extra
Speaker 2: roster spot, why wouldn't the Dodgers consider Joseway de Paula
Speaker 2: at the very least in games that are not going
Speaker 2: to be consequential. At this point, Depaula will get his
Speaker 2: feet wet and you can see what you got and
Speaker 2: decide whether or not he can help you if Tucker
Speaker 2: is not going to help you on a regular basis.
Speaker 2: In October eight six six nine eight seven two five
Speaker 2: seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 1: Trek Schouobol is a Dodge.
Speaker 2: Now let's get into the semantics and we will get
Speaker 2: to your phone calls at eight six six nine eight
Speaker 2: seven two five seventy. School Ball made his last start
Speaker 2: for the Tigers this past Wednesday. So he is going
Speaker 2: to pitch at Wrigley Field against the Cubs. If he
Speaker 2: starts on Wednesday, he would be on five days rest.
Speaker 2: If he starts on excuse me, if he starts on
Speaker 2: on Wednesday, he would be on six days rest. If
Speaker 2: he starts on Tuesday, he'd be on five days rest.
Speaker 2: So that's that. That's how it goes out right now.
Speaker 2: You know, if he starts on Tuesday, five days rest,
Speaker 2: six days rest, if he starts on h on Wednesday,
Speaker 2: so uh there. If you have tickets, and I know
Speaker 2: already some fans have told me they are going to
Speaker 2: Wrigley Field to see the Dodgers play the Cubs, you
Speaker 2: just got a treat. And this is on the scale
Speaker 2: of the Blue Jays acquiring David Price in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: he helped them get.
Speaker 1: To the ALCS.
Speaker 2: This this is on the level of the Brewers acquiring
Speaker 2: CC Sabbathia in two thousand and eight that helped them
Speaker 2: get to the postseason. And CC Sabbathia has just tweeted
Speaker 2: out the Dodgers never mess around. Yeah, the Dodgers are
Speaker 2: that team. And I firmly believe they are not done.
Speaker 2: I firmly believe they still have interest in Clay Holmes.
Speaker 2: Andrew Friedman is going to continue to see how he
Speaker 2: can improve this roster on the major league level and
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Speaker 2: Dodgers don't have an opportunity to draft or sign. That's
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Speaker 2: All right, let's go out to the phones for the
Speaker 2: first time tonight. I'm sure Los Angeles is ecstatic that
Speaker 2: the Dodgers have done it again. They have rewarded you
Speaker 2: for being the best and loyal fans out there and
Speaker 2: acquired to Schooble. Ryan, you were at Dodger Stadium tonight.
Speaker 2: What was your reaction when you found out the Dodgers
Speaker 2: acquired Schooble.
Speaker 4: Absolutely amazing, hyped up. Can't beat our rotation.
Speaker 5: It's pretty awesome. Heard that on the way home. Thank
Speaker 5: you for reporting it or in the truck.
Speaker 6: I just gotta say, gotta do something about the bases
Speaker 6: left loaded.
Speaker 5: To put anyone on the mound who can't leave the
Speaker 5: bases loaded?
Speaker 2: All right, Ryan, and I would say thereat base running
Speaker 2: has got to be cleaned up. Otani himself has made
Speaker 2: three base running mistakes in the last week and that's
Speaker 2: not Otani like. And Pa has has got to be
Speaker 2: better as well. Let's go out to Manuel and Guardina.
Speaker 2: You're on Dodger Talk. How you doing many?
Speaker 7: Oh d too?
Speaker 8: The v my man the voice of the Dodgers. I
Speaker 8: am in Dodger Blue Heavy, just like Uncle Tommy. Right now, man,
Speaker 8: his move man, The Dodgers move mountains. You know what
Speaker 8: I mean, Freedman Gomes, what could you say about these guys?
Speaker 8: I mean they are second to none. And to be
Speaker 8: a Dodger fan, it makes me so proud to see
Speaker 8: this organization going all in. I'm getting texts left and
Speaker 8: right from my boy Dean in Tampa, from my boy
Speaker 8: Jeremiah in Long Beach, from my girl Sally out in
Speaker 8: Redondo Beach, and everybody is hyped about Derek Scougel in
Speaker 8: Dodger Blue DV. Hey, what exactly did we give up?
Speaker 8: Because I didn't catch that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll say it again, Manny, And thanks a lot
Speaker 2: for the phone call and the RUCA ro call.
Speaker 1: Right there we got.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers gave up River Ryan, Zaier Hope, and Brady Smith,
Speaker 2: three minor leaguers, and River Ryan, to me, is not
Speaker 2: a top prospect.
Speaker 1: He's twenty eight years old.
Speaker 2: It's now or never for River Ryan, and he had
Speaker 2: two hamstring injuries and he missed his opportunity to help
Speaker 2: the Dodgers this year, so they used him to help
Speaker 2: them acquire Trek Schooble, Zayir Hope, a great young kid,
Speaker 2: double a outfielder still has to uh still remains to
Speaker 2: be seen.
Speaker 1: You know how good he's going to be. And Brady Smith.
Speaker 2: So you're telling me all it took was River, Ryan,
Speaker 2: Zaire Hope and Brady Smith to get one of the
Speaker 2: top three pitchers in all of baseball and add him
Speaker 2: to the back to back world champion Dodgers.
Speaker 1: I do that.
Speaker 2: Every day over and over again. My question is everybody
Speaker 2: is so concerned about the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Here we go again.
Speaker 2: Everybody's going to have a lot of foam, all a
Speaker 2: lot of resentment towards the Dodgers. But you're telling me
Speaker 2: no other team could beat this package. It means they
Speaker 2: didn't want to beat this package. The Rays. You're telling
Speaker 2: me they couldn't beat this. The Brewers if they wanted
Speaker 2: to team up Misslerowski was schoolball me.
Speaker 1: They couldn't beat this.
Speaker 2: I mean the rest of the league again dropped the ball,
Speaker 2: just like the Braves did when they allowed Freeman to
Speaker 2: walk away to the Dodgers, just like the Red Sox
Speaker 2: allowed Mookie Betts to get to the Dodgers, treating him
Speaker 2: for Connor Wong and Alex Dugo. The list goes on
Speaker 2: and on and on. Instead of pointing the finger and
Speaker 2: being so whiny about things, some of these teams in
Speaker 2: front offices need to take a look in the mirror
Speaker 2: and figure out what they're doing wrong, because all they're
Speaker 2: doing is, you know, allowing an aggressive Dodgers front office
Speaker 2: to go after star players.
Speaker 1: And they did it again.
Speaker 2: They now have Yamamoto, Scooble snail Zilla lined up for
Speaker 2: the first three games of any postseason series.
Speaker 1: Let's go out to Nick in La. You're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 1: How you doing Nick?
Speaker 5: Hey, David, how are you, sir?
Speaker 1: I'm doing great.
Speaker 2: I wasn't sure other teams would allow this to happen.
Speaker 2: But Andrew Friedman, how can we doubt him anymore? I mean,
Speaker 2: he seems to pull off all the big deals.
Speaker 5: It's it's it's pretty remarkable. I mean it's really astounding,
Speaker 5: you know. Frankly, I just wanted to mention to you, David.
Speaker 5: You know, I've been a He's the best in the business.
Speaker 9: Brother.
Speaker 5: You know, I followed you since way way way back
Speaker 5: in the day on the mcneald Douglas show, A walt
Speaker 5: way back with Joe and Doug Man, how.
Speaker 9: Many drinks for you?
Speaker 5: What's that?
Speaker 1: Remember their song? How many drinks for you today?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, none, none, no, you know, and they were, you know,
Speaker 5: a big joe, restless soul. He was the best ever
Speaker 5: do it. But you know, you're you're, you're you're in
Speaker 5: a footstas man as. You're just class act. And I love,
Speaker 5: I love what you do, baby, And you know that's
Speaker 5: number one. Number two is you know, it's it's really
Speaker 5: hard to argue with anything that the Dodgers have done.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean, just tonight, it's just really it's
Speaker 5: mind blowing you to get this picture, you have to
Speaker 5: get schoolbl but I have you know, I don't be
Speaker 5: a downer, but I have to ask a question to
Speaker 5: David because you know, the Dodgers like nothing like nobody,
Speaker 5: nobody else in the world, you know. With Cody, I mean,
Speaker 5: to me, Kyle Tucker, I mean, it's just moxie. Man.
Speaker 5: The guy looks like he doesn't even want to be
Speaker 5: out on the field. He's just like he looks so
Speaker 5: blase out there.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 5: Like it's just like, why didn't they go after after Cody?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 5: I just it bottled my mind. The business one can
Speaker 5: you give it out to Cody.
Speaker 2: They talked to Scott Orris about Cody, but Cody got
Speaker 2: a five year deal, and like I mentioned, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: have a lot of young outfielders that they want to
Speaker 2: give an opportunity to in the next five years, and
Speaker 2: that was the reason why they decided to pass on
Speaker 2: Cody Bellinger and sign Tucker to a shorter term deal.
Speaker 2: I personally believed when when those outfielders, maybe one or
Speaker 2: two are going to hit as an everyday outfielder, you
Speaker 2: could have moved Cody to first base when Freddie Freeman retired.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, am I am? I Am I wrong? David
Speaker 5: that he has the Kyle Tucker has a moxie that,
Speaker 5: you know, sort of an order that he just doesn't
Speaker 5: seem to be into the game. A might min wrong
Speaker 5: about that. He just looks like he's just like he
Speaker 5: doesn't care me.
Speaker 2: Oh he cares. He cares more than I thought he did.
Speaker 2: He does care. It's just who his personality is. He's
Speaker 2: a low uh I don't want to say low energy guy,
Speaker 2: but yeah, kind of in that's the best description I
Speaker 2: have for him.
Speaker 1: But he does care.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's he's in the batting cage after games
Speaker 2: trying to figure it out.
Speaker 1: Nick.
Speaker 2: But like I said, the last couple of nights, think
Speaker 2: about this. For Kyle Tucker, he was with the Astros,
Speaker 2: who he thought he was going to be extended with.
Speaker 2: They they surprise him and trade him to the Cubs,
Speaker 2: and he knows he's not going to be with the
Speaker 2: Cubs for more than one year. So he's been on
Speaker 2: three teams in three years and he definitely is out
Speaker 2: of his comfort zone. Not to mention uh, he just
Speaker 2: welcomed in with his wife their brand new, uh, brand
Speaker 2: new baby in the last year. So there's been a
Speaker 2: lot of life changes for Kyle Tucker. But look, he's
Speaker 2: going to be judged by what he does on the field,
Speaker 2: and that's fine. This may have been one of those
Speaker 2: years for Kyle Tucker, but that doesn't mean the Dodgers
Speaker 2: just have to gift him right field because they are
Speaker 2: trying to win a championship. And if this is the
Speaker 2: version of Kyle Tucker, I see no reason why not
Speaker 2: to give hose Way to Paula an opportunity in September
Speaker 2: to see what he can do and maybe take some
Speaker 2: at bats away from Tucker in the postseason. He's got
Speaker 2: the demeanor to be able to pull that off.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because you know yours past last comment. You know what,
Speaker 5: you know, the talent is all the charts, we know this.
Speaker 5: But but the Dodger clubhouse, I mean, Kik, I mean
Speaker 5: the energy that to me, that to me, the energy
Speaker 5: that was what made the difference in the World Series
Speaker 5: last year. The guy's just pulled together like nobody's business.
Speaker 5: So thanks gave for everything. But I appreciate you man,
Speaker 5: all right.
Speaker 1: Thank you for the kind words. Nick. Appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Eight sixty six, nine eighty seven two five seventy is
Speaker 2: the phone number in case you're joining us late in
Speaker 2: the ninth inning, Jeff Passen reported what one Dodger talk
Speaker 2: host knew about in the seventh inning. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: all day at Dodgers Stadium. It was, uh, there was
Speaker 2: a certain buzz. You kind of felt like the Dodgers
Speaker 2: were getting closer to pulling off a deal like this.
Speaker 2: And then when you see that Zayer Hope and Kendall
Speaker 2: George were a late scratch in their minor league games,
Speaker 2: You're thinking, Okay, they're getting really close, and around the
Speaker 2: seventh inning is when I started to get word that
Speaker 2: the Dodgers were getting very close to finalizing this trade
Speaker 2: without Image shean in it. And that's the breaking news
Speaker 2: that we found out. Jeff Passen reported it accurately in
Speaker 2: the ninth inning of tonight's game that the Dodgers acquired
Speaker 2: Trek Scooble for Zayer Hope, River Ryan and Brady Smith.
Speaker 2: I just got a text from another front office member
Speaker 2: from another team, and I just asked him what I
Speaker 2: just asked. Earlier teams have only themselves to blame if
Speaker 2: they think they couldn't beat this deal. And the response
Speaker 2: I got was, the Tigers must have really liked River
Speaker 2: Ryan and Zayr Hope and we'll see how good they are.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't matter. Zayr Hope and River Ryan could
Speaker 2: go on to be multiple All Stars. The Dodgers got
Speaker 2: Trek Schouball and have a chance to do something no
Speaker 2: National League team has ever done, and that's when three
Speaker 2: championships in a row. Let's go out to Henry in
Speaker 2: Culver City. You're on Dodger Talk live from Uniclo Field
Speaker 2: at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 1: Hi, Henry, Hi DV.
Speaker 10: I just kind of wanted to hammer home the point
Speaker 10: a little bit on what you were just saying, and
Speaker 10: me call out, I don't know who owns Tampa Bay,
Speaker 10: but Mark Atanasio or whatever of the Brewers. But in
Speaker 10: thought about the competitive a lot of people, it says
Speaker 10: a lot about the competitive state of baseball. A lot
Speaker 10: of people point their fingers at the Dodger and for
Speaker 10: quote unquote ruining baseball. But these two teams, the Brewer
Speaker 10: with maybe their best team in my lifetime, maybe in
Speaker 10: twenty seven years, or the best that I can remember,
Speaker 10: aren't willing to go for it at that cost, Like
Speaker 10: it took so much less than I imagined it would.
Speaker 10: And the fact that those two teams with these golden opportunities,
Speaker 10: especially Tampa and the Al with the you know, potentially
Speaker 10: easy path they have to the World Series compared to
Speaker 10: other years, weren't willing to go for it. It really just
Speaker 10: blew my mind. It just said so much about how
Speaker 10: these how their owners and organizations, how much they're willing
Speaker 10: to compete, and it really shows like not very much exactly.
Speaker 1: I'm with you.
Speaker 9: One.
Speaker 2: What this says to the Tampa Bay fan base, to
Speaker 2: the Milwaukee fan base is that we really don't want
Speaker 2: to win that badly. If Rays would have pulled off
Speaker 2: the trade for School Bowl, they are going to win
Speaker 2: the American League going away. If the Brewers did what
Speaker 2: it takes to get School Bowl, they have Mizerowski and
Speaker 2: School Bowl, and they are going to be really hard
Speaker 2: to beat in a five game series, in a seven
Speaker 2: game series, and quite honestly, that was their only chance
Speaker 2: that they could have hoped for to beat the Dodgers
Speaker 2: and go to the World Series.
Speaker 1: That's over with now.
Speaker 2: So going into the offseason and you hear about the
Speaker 2: salary disparity and all that. That had nothing to do
Speaker 2: with Trek Skoubol being traded to the Dodgers tonight. That
Speaker 2: had to do with Andrew Friedman running the best organization
Speaker 2: top to bottom. And yes he has the financial wherewithal
Speaker 2: from the Guggenheim Group, but this has nothing to do
Speaker 2: with that.
Speaker 1: It's all about a desire to win.
Speaker 10: I completely agree. I'm yeah.
Speaker 1: Home from Angel Stadium money. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So all the Brewers fans driving back from Angel Stadium,
Speaker 2: they won the game, but they should be very upset
Speaker 2: that the Brewers did not get this guy and they
Speaker 2: allowed the Dodgers to get this guy. The rest of
Speaker 2: the league should be very upset at these teams for
Speaker 2: allowing this to happen. But hey, we're really happy this
Speaker 2: happened because now you've got schoobl and Yamamoto and Blake Snell.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, this is Andrew Friedman has given
Speaker 2: this team the greatest shot to three p This is unprecedented,
Speaker 2: maybe since what the Phillies when they had Cliff Lee
Speaker 2: Halliday and Cole Hammil's in the same rotation. That's the
Speaker 2: closest thing that I can think of when it comes
Speaker 2: to these three the top of a rotation going into
Speaker 2: the postseason.
Speaker 1: Now, does it guarantee a championship?
Speaker 2: Of course not. The Dodgers have got to play better.
Speaker 2: They've got to hit better. Their offense has got to
Speaker 2: come together as one unit. They've got to stop making
Speaker 2: base running mistakes. But when you have a Trek scooball
Speaker 2: on your roster, when you make these trades, it adds
Speaker 2: new life to the team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they all they all.
Speaker 2: Were talking the talk, We're getting snowback, We're getting glass
Speaker 2: now back, we got Das back. But when you go
Speaker 2: out in your front office trades for Trek Schouble, that's
Speaker 2: a different type of energy that will meet the Dodgers
Speaker 2: in Chicago when school ball is at Wrigley Field, and
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see Schooble in that Dodger uniform
Speaker 2: in the friendly compound.
Speaker 1: The confines.
Speaker 2: Eight six six nine seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 2: phone number. Dodgers lose to the Red Sox tonight three
Speaker 2: to two, but they win in a big way, acquiring
Speaker 2: Trek Skouble for Zayir, Hope, River, Ryan and Brady Smith.
Speaker 1: Willie in West La. How you doing. You're on Dodger Talk, Hi.
Speaker 7: Dave, pleasure to talk to you.
Speaker 11: I've been a Dodger fan since nineteen sixty nine. I've
Speaker 11: witnessed many many Dodger organizations and teams that did not
Speaker 11: push their ships forward at the trade deadline many years
Speaker 11: when we were in the wilderness and losing out on
Speaker 11: big free agents. I applaud Andrew Friedman. I applaud Mark Walter.
Speaker 11: I applaud this organization for having the foresight and the
Speaker 11: vision to put together a winning organization for their loyal fans,
Speaker 11: of which we've all been for decades.
Speaker 5: The Dodgers are not ruining baseball.
Speaker 2: No, no chance, they are not. They are not ruining baseball,
Speaker 2: that's for sure. They're just making baseball that much better
Speaker 2: because they are much must watch TV. Eight six six nine,
Speaker 2: eight seven two five seventy is the phone number. Oh,
Speaker 2: how about this former Dodger left hander himself who pitched
Speaker 2: in two World Series with the Dodgers and one of
Speaker 2: the great guys you'll ever meet. Now a fancy analyst
Speaker 2: for Nessen out there in Boston and actually calling the
Speaker 2: radio show instead on my cell phone. That is America's
Speaker 2: pitcher Rich Hill aka Dick Mountain. On the night the
Speaker 2: Dodgers acquire Trek Scouoble. Hey, Richie, how you doing.
Speaker 3: The Oracle of La Dave Massy? What's happening David?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 2: It was great to see Clayton, Kershawn Joe Kelly at
Speaker 2: the ballpark, and now Rich Hill is calling in on
Speaker 2: a victorious night for the Red Sox on the field,
Speaker 2: but the Dodgers and the trade deadline?
Speaker 1: Richie, how you feel?
Speaker 2: How's Boston feeling now that the Dodge just have schoolball
Speaker 2: as well?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: I you know, honestly, I love it. I don't and
Speaker 3: I agree with you. They're not ruining baseball. This is
Speaker 3: something that is actually motivating for other teams to take
Speaker 3: note and start making some moves. So I think it's
Speaker 3: a great move by the Dodgers. And you know what
Speaker 3: else would you expect. Again, you want to say it's
Speaker 3: an embarrassment of riches or however you want to you know,
Speaker 3: phrase it, but this is this is a great move
Speaker 3: by the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: Hey, Richie, you've seen Schooble pitch a lot in the
Speaker 2: American League.
Speaker 1: What makes them so special?
Speaker 3: I just think the dominating sides that he put presents,
Speaker 3: that he brings to the mound, and his ability to
Speaker 3: be able to just attack hitters. It sounds you know,
Speaker 3: we were talking before as you were coaching me up
Speaker 3: a little bit. I'd like to say, Dave, you're my
Speaker 3: You're my coach on the giving me some advice on
Speaker 3: how to go about this other side of the game
Speaker 3: in the in the media biz. But I mean, everything
Speaker 3: that you're getting from two times Cy Young Award winner
Speaker 3: coming out into LA is he's only in my opinion,
Speaker 3: he's only going to get better because of the environment
Speaker 3: and the guys that he's going to be around, the
Speaker 3: veteran presence that he's bringing coming into a veteran presence
Speaker 3: in that clubhouse that already has you know, a plethora
Speaker 3: of of veterans is gonna be It's it's gonna be
Speaker 3: like you said, must watch TV.
Speaker 1: When you look at their rotation.
Speaker 2: Because Snell's coming back on the next homestand so the
Speaker 2: Dodgers will have scooball Yamamoto and Snell and possibly Otani
Speaker 2: in the postseason.
Speaker 1: Is that the best? And also.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean how many cy Youngs between those guys
Speaker 3: you get to?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 3: And Otani's got two m VP's. He wants that cy Young.
Speaker 3: I think eventually he'll end up getting one. And then
Speaker 3: also Glass now right, Glass Glass is going to be
Speaker 3: coming back at some point. So it's great to see,
Speaker 3: you know, and exciting for Dodger fans. It's gonna be
Speaker 3: awesome to watch down the stretch and into the postseason.
Speaker 3: So just keep everybody healthy.
Speaker 2: Dave, no doubt, no doubt. That's the voice of Rich Hill,
Speaker 2: former Dodger pitcher. Everybody loved the way Rich left it
Speaker 2: all out on the mound. I actually showed Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 2: a couple of photos of you in studio. He was
Speaker 2: very impressed by your style.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wore I told you I wore my Jerry
Speaker 3: Brockheimer coat tonight, so I wanted to make sure I
Speaker 3: looked halfway decent.
Speaker 2: Hey, Richie, I haven't been this excited about trade at
Speaker 2: the deadline since Andrew Freeman acquired you back in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: I remember meeting you in Denver for the first.
Speaker 3: Time, that's right, Yeah, And I mean that's the exciting
Speaker 3: part from the trade deadline is on the player's side,
Speaker 3: is getting the opportunity to go from you know, one
Speaker 3: organization to a championship caliber organization and knowing that you
Speaker 3: have a real chance to win the World Series. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's an unbelievable feeling and knowing that whatever the five
Speaker 3: guys that are going to be in the rotation, that
Speaker 3: every single night you're handing off the ball to the
Speaker 3: next guy that's going to go out there and give
Speaker 3: you quality start after quality start, not just a quality start,
Speaker 3: but you know, real I mean without any expletives, like
Speaker 3: really shoving the ball.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Richie. Rich would do that on the mound. The
Speaker 2: exploit is would fly on the mounds. That's where it
Speaker 2: would stay. But always classy when you're in a suit
Speaker 2: and no tie, just a colored shirt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right. You gotta keep it classy. Rules are off.
Speaker 3: Once you step between the lines, you become a competitor
Speaker 3: and you go out there and you leave it on
Speaker 3: the field. That's it, and that's where that's where it ends.
Speaker 1: No doubt.
Speaker 2: Hey, Richie, I got to ask you something. I'm sure
Speaker 2: you were on set when the news broke. What was
Speaker 2: what was the reaction on the set back in Boston,
Speaker 2: because I'm curious to know what the reaction is in
Speaker 2: other Major League cities, because if they're upset at the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: they should be upset at themselves for allowing this to happen.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't you know, I don't think it was unexpected, right, everybody.
Speaker 3: Everybody knew that this was coming and thought that this
Speaker 3: was a real possibility. So there was a little bit
Speaker 3: of a softening blow before it happened. But yeah, you're right,
Speaker 3: I think you know, when they trade a guy like
Speaker 3: Conley early, who has you know, proven himself as a
Speaker 3: quality young starter and making his debut in the postseason
Speaker 3: against the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium speaks to
Speaker 3: where the Red Sox are going to take the next
Speaker 3: step and they have to make that step into this
Speaker 3: trade deadline coming in on Monday, to make some moves
Speaker 3: to you know, make a real push to be relevant
Speaker 3: in October. But I think, as we just saw in
Speaker 3: the last two games, this is a real team. This
Speaker 3: Red Sox team has been able to come from the
Speaker 3: bottom of the basement and grind their way up to
Speaker 3: the top. But they're really gluing and gelling together.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: Do they have the depth that the Dodgers have. No,
Speaker 3: I don't think they do right now at this point,
Speaker 3: but hopefully they can do something about that mon come Monday.
Speaker 2: All right, before I let you go, Richie, what are
Speaker 2: your fondest memories of pitching for the Dodgers, Because I
Speaker 2: know we have so many of you, and I know
Speaker 2: how much La embraced you. You've pitched for a lot
Speaker 2: of teams in your career. You're obviously from Milton, Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: That's where you live now, that's where you do TV,
Speaker 2: but I feel like this is definitely your second home.
Speaker 2: What memories do you have the most of pitching for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I you know, first comes the clubhouse and the
Speaker 3: guys in the clubhouse and how everybody was so close,
Speaker 3: you know, obviously Clayton was a huge part of that
Speaker 3: for bringing guys together, Key k, Max Munsey, the guys
Speaker 3: who are still there in uniform, and the fans, you know,
Speaker 3: playing in front of fifty five thousand every single night
Speaker 3: and and just feeling that foundation level that we were
Speaker 3: at before it became three time World Series champions. You
Speaker 3: know that that type of momentum and and that intensity
Speaker 3: that the fans brought every single night was special, and
Speaker 3: it was it was. It was a great time in
Speaker 3: my career and you know, certainly we'll always remember it
Speaker 3: and and loved pitching, you know, in Dodger Stadium. It's
Speaker 3: to me, you know, one of the best places to
Speaker 3: pitch and if not the best place to pitch in baseball.
Speaker 3: So you know, those are a couple.
Speaker 1: He must be going through Salem.
Speaker 3: And the clubhouse camaraderie, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Richie, you must be going through Salem or you know,
Speaker 2: maybe Matha's vinya at yourself. I'm starting to cut out
Speaker 2: on the way back to the man.
Speaker 3: Sorry, sorry, I'm in one of the tunnels. I'm in
Speaker 3: one of the tunnels.
Speaker 9: David.
Speaker 2: Hey, Richie, I hope the Dodgers. I hope the Dodgers
Speaker 2: in Red Sox play each other in the World Series,
Speaker 2: so La could see you, We could see each other.
Speaker 1: And that would be awesome.
Speaker 2: Scooble on the mound Game one at Dodgers Stadium against
Speaker 2: the Red.
Speaker 3: Sox, another La Boston rivalry coming down the pipeline.
Speaker 1: I love it, hey, Richie.
Speaker 2: I know everybody loves hearing your voice on such a
Speaker 2: big night for the Dodgers. And you were at the
Speaker 2: time a pretty big acquisition for Andrew Freeman in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 2: But you know what they say, now everything's bigger in
Speaker 2: Friedman's office.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a special time. Continue to keep going in
Speaker 3: the right direction, and hopefully I get to see you
Speaker 3: in the postseason. That'd be great.
Speaker 1: Okay, Richie, we'll talk soon. Enjoy your Sunday night off,
Speaker 1: all right, David.
Speaker 3: All right, yeah, thank you, all right, I'll talk to you.
Speaker 1: Talk to you. There, he goes.
Speaker 2: Rich Hill, who was acquired by the Dodgers at the
Speaker 2: trade deadline in twenty sixteen, pitched in two World Series,
Speaker 2: came this close to pitching two no hitters for the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: But tonight the breaking news is Trek Scoobol is a Dodgers.
Speaker 2: I ear Hope River, Ryan and Brady Smith, three minor
Speaker 2: leaguers heading to Detroit. And by the way, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are going to Detroit later this summer at the end
Speaker 2: of August. The Dodgers will be in Motown August twenty eighth,
Speaker 2: twenty ninth, and thirtieth. So Tarrek Scoobol conceivably could be
Speaker 2: pitching back in Detroit in a Dodger uniform. Let that
Speaker 2: sink in. We're gonna take a time out when we
Speaker 2: come back. More of your phone calls at eight sixty six, nine,
Speaker 2: eight seven, two, five seventy and Jose Mota, we'll check in.
Speaker 2: We'll get his thoughts on the Blockbuster deal. That is real.
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Speaker 1: Takes the pitch from Toty. It hits a deep to
Speaker 1: right field. Heading back is a bray you east.
Speaker 8: To the wall.
Speaker 1: He looks up and that ball is gone. It's a two.
Speaker 2: Run shot for taoscar Emma Dodgers take the lead.
Speaker 1: It's two to one home run number ten for Teoscar Hernandez.
Speaker 2: Taoscar Hernandez got the start and right field tonight with
Speaker 2: Kyle Tucker getting the night off, and hits his third
Speaker 2: home run off a left handed pitcher this year, a
Speaker 2: two run shot for Taoscar Hernandez, who is starting to
Speaker 2: get the rhythm back at the plate and taking good
Speaker 2: at bats, which is a good thing for the Dodgers
Speaker 2: as they fall tonight to the Red Sox three to two.
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Speaker 2: And thanks again to rich Hill for calling us all
Speaker 2: the way from Boston, this time on the radio show
Speaker 2: and not on my cell phone. And always great to
Speaker 2: hear Richie's voice. I know even though he's broadcasting for
Speaker 2: the Red Sox, he certainly is excited for the Dodgers
Speaker 2: to have a chance to win three in a row.
Speaker 2: Let's go out to Tennessee. Leonard, you're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 2: How you doing, Leonard?
Speaker 6: Oh, it's great man. It's gonna be a little hard
Speaker 6: following rich Hill there, but I do appreciate you taking
Speaker 6: my call this evening, David.
Speaker 1: Oh, my pleasure. Hell yeah, Well I've.
Speaker 6: Had Dodger fan and what a great time to be
Speaker 6: alive for Dodger Baseball with everything that we've seen and
Speaker 6: what we have yet to come here. But obviously a
Speaker 6: tough loss on the field, but a big win in
Speaker 6: the front office for the team with the schoobl pick
Speaker 6: up there, but being that the Dodgers already have a
Speaker 6: pretty stout starting lineup, one of the top in baseball,
Speaker 6: many would would say, and having our Bulton kind of
Speaker 6: struggle a little a little bit. Just kind of wanted
Speaker 6: to get your thoughts and opinions on what this might
Speaker 6: look like as we go into the playoffs, because I
Speaker 6: don't think it's just wishful thinking that we're going to
Speaker 6: see our team there, and if you think it's going
Speaker 6: to be probably a little bit more of what we
Speaker 6: saw in last year's World Series, where you're going to
Speaker 6: see some of the starters kind of going into the
Speaker 6: bullpen roll maybe Sassak move in there, Glass now, that
Speaker 6: sort of thing, and just kind of, you know, seeing
Speaker 6: what that looks like, you know, for the rest of
Speaker 6: the season.
Speaker 1: No, I agree with you.
Speaker 2: We could get to the playoff pitching staff when we
Speaker 2: get closer to that, Leonard. But just for the sake
Speaker 2: of the conversation, Eric Lower, I mean, likely not going
Speaker 2: to be a Dodger past Monday, as much as he
Speaker 2: wants to be here. With the Dodgers acquiring school bol
Speaker 2: and trading three prospects, like what was reported by The
Speaker 2: Athletic a few days ago, the Dodgers are reportedly thinking
Speaker 2: of trading Lower and Alex call to be able to
Speaker 2: replenish their farm system in Lower with the Dodgers has
Speaker 2: turned his career around at this point because he wasn't
Speaker 2: going very good with the Blue Jays earlier this season.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers are nine to zerot Lower and he's pitching
Speaker 2: better than ever, so he probably is not in the equation.
Speaker 2: Likely not in the equation. Emmitt Shean would be kicked
Speaker 2: to the bullpen. Also, Justin Robleski showed in the postseason
Speaker 2: and especially in the World Series, how good he can
Speaker 2: be coming out of the bullpen.
Speaker 1: Roki showed that as well.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, a lot of these guys are going to
Speaker 2: mix in with guys like Evan Phillips and Guardo Enriquez,
Speaker 2: Edwin Diaz and Tanner Scott and Jack Dryer.
Speaker 6: Excellent. I think you better get your shades ready because
Speaker 6: the future is looking pretty bright. Go Dodgers.
Speaker 2: All right, Leonard, thank you for the phone call. Let's
Speaker 2: go out to Laguna, Neguel, Paul, you're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 1: How you doing, Paul?
Speaker 5: Good, Dave?
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 1: Couldn't be better? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Go ahead, go ahead. So I'm just saying I can
Speaker 4: hear the crying already from around the country, but I
Speaker 4: just want to say, as we all know, every single
Speaker 4: one of these owners are billionaires, and the Tigers took
Speaker 4: three minor leaguers and this nothing screams louder than this
Speaker 4: about how these owners just don't do, not want to
Speaker 4: invest back into the team. And I'm just so tired
Speaker 4: of hearing all this crying and sniveling because the Dodgers
Speaker 4: are doing it the right way.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I would love to see the Brewers.
Speaker 2: I would love to see what the Brewers and Rays
Speaker 2: come away with after the trade deadline, because this was
Speaker 2: a big miss for them. You talk about the Dodgers
Speaker 2: acquiring school Bol just to keep him away from the Brewers,
Speaker 2: wouldn't the Brewers want to keep and every other team
Speaker 2: that wants to have a chance to win do everything
Speaker 2: in their power to prevent the Dodgers from getting Schoolball.
Speaker 2: And I feel like, you know, going back to the
Speaker 2: off season, there had to be some sort of conversations
Speaker 2: about which players the Tigers would be interested in when
Speaker 2: school Bowl, if Schoolble was available, which he wasn't during
Speaker 2: the off season, but here he is now and this morning.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say which players I heard, Paul,
Speaker 2: but I could tell you this that Zayre Hope. I
Speaker 2: heard two different iterations of a trade for school Ball
Speaker 2: from a really good source, and Zayer Hope.
Speaker 1: Was in both.
Speaker 2: Now it turned out to manifest itself into Zayre Hope,
Speaker 2: River Ryan and Brady Smith instead of let's say, Emmit
Speaker 2: Sheen and Brad and Zayre Hope, which I'm happy about.
Speaker 2: But yeah, Zayir Hope was going to Detroit from this
Speaker 2: morning from what I understood.
Speaker 4: And I'm sure I'm sure Scooble. I mean, who knows
Speaker 4: what he was thinking, but I'm sure as possible he
Speaker 4: didn't want to be a rental in Milwaukee and then
Speaker 4: to have to annoying Milwaukee probably wasn't going to pay
Speaker 4: him and have to basically move again. And I'm sure
Speaker 4: Dodgers that's why they should have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why they should have made the trade, just
Speaker 2: like CC Sabbathia. No, wait, they should have gone for
Speaker 2: it because you know, who knows what the landscape's gonna
Speaker 2: look like after the new CBA. Thanks for the phone call, Paul. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's another factor I didn't share with you. I had
Speaker 2: heard a couple of different forms of this trade, but
Speaker 2: both of them had Zayr Hope in the deal. One
Speaker 2: of them was kicking around Kendall George. But George, even
Speaker 2: though he was scratched tonight, is not part of this deal.
Speaker 2: As of now, nothing has been made official by the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't seem like Kendall George is in this trade.
Speaker 2: And that's why I believe Andrew Freeman is far from done. Obviously,
Speaker 2: there's some some trades he can make surrounding Lower and
Speaker 2: possibly my good friend Alex Call, who just for the record,
Speaker 2: I don't want to see Lower or Call traded. I'm
Speaker 2: just having a talk show here to share with you
Speaker 2: what is reported.
Speaker 1: And it kind of makes sense.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, the reality is Alex Call should have
Speaker 2: started one of these two games against the Red Sox.
Speaker 2: They were both left handers. He hit over four hundred
Speaker 2: against Suarez. If he's not starting in these first two games,
Speaker 2: when is he playing?
Speaker 1: That's my thing.
Speaker 2: So you know, I just feel like Alex Call definitely
Speaker 2: is a coveted player by other teams. The Dodgers are
Speaker 2: just a juggernaut right now and there's not a lot
Speaker 2: of playing time for him. But nonetheless, I feel like
Speaker 2: Andrew Freeman is far from done between now and three
Speaker 2: o'clock on Monday. And you know, when you talk about
Speaker 2: the Dodger bullpen and starters and relievers, like I said
Speaker 2: a couple of nights ago, the Dodgers, when they go
Speaker 2: into the postseason and form their thirteen best pictures, they're
Speaker 2: not putting them in the starter bucket or the reliever bucket.
Speaker 2: After you know, the big three of now Scooble yamamotosnell Otani,
Speaker 2: but they're looking at them as the thirteen best pictures.
Speaker 2: And if they acquire Clay Holmes, he has shown that
Speaker 2: he can be dominant out of the bullpen at the
Speaker 2: back end and dominant as a starter. He would fall
Speaker 2: into that category of being one of the best thirteen
Speaker 2: pictures going into October.
Speaker 1: So there's still a lot going on.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Andrew Frieman's going to be working all the
Speaker 2: way through, working the phones, because this is just the
Speaker 2: beginning the big splash acquiring trek Skuble.
Speaker 1: All right, let's check in with Jose Moda.
Speaker 3: It's time to go around the horn with Jose Moda.
Speaker 2: All right, Jose, I'm curious in the Spanish radio booth
Speaker 2: tonight when you and Luis Cruz saw the breaking news
Speaker 2: from Jeff Passing that school Ball was a Dodger. What
Speaker 2: was your immediate reaction to keep.
Speaker 9: Quiet and let it ride a little bit? Honestly, I
Speaker 9: know you were called it informed, Dave, and you have
Speaker 9: all the right sources, but it's exciting, not surprising. I
Speaker 9: know that the Dodgers were going to make every effort
Speaker 9: to bring top talent available, but here's one thing that
Speaker 9: needs to be understood here. Brandon Gomes as a general
Speaker 9: manager has done such a terrific job in the studying
Speaker 9: and allowing himself to know what developing young preachers are like.
Speaker 5: Member.
Speaker 9: He had a role like that before he became actually
Speaker 9: an active member of the front office at a higher level.
Speaker 9: But also, Dave, let's think about this, the Dodgers had
Speaker 9: desirable pieces. This is what Scales tell me. They have
Speaker 9: pieces in the monorn leagues that a lot of teams
Speaker 9: want to have. And when you talk about the Tigers
Speaker 9: and more they're at and what they can get, it's
Speaker 9: not so much that other teams couldn't have done. It
Speaker 9: is the fact that other teams we're going to have
Speaker 9: to break their core of what they're at. And that's
Speaker 9: frightful sometimes for teams going well, was this close or
Speaker 9: were this far and we have to give up this
Speaker 9: much from our big league team to get this guy,
Speaker 9: we're going to pass. But when you get twenty one
Speaker 9: year olds the case Smith, the kids with the hair,
Speaker 9: hope and a twenty seven year old controllable young pitching
Speaker 9: is very desirable in this game. You're going to get
Speaker 9: a guy that wanted to come here and you got
Speaker 9: all the information from Travis and Dino as to what
Speaker 9: this guy's all about in cell the clubhouse, just a
Speaker 9: right fit with the pieces that the Dodgers have developed
Speaker 9: in the monor leagues, play development, scouting, in the draft
Speaker 9: to get this job done.
Speaker 2: When you look at the potential of this rotation in
Speaker 2: the postseason, I mean, it's hard to imagine any team
Speaker 2: scoring runs off these guys.
Speaker 1: Jose.
Speaker 9: Here's the thing with this, Okay, So the Values win
Speaker 9: their first role series based on is the guts of
Speaker 9: certain guys going out there and saying we're going to
Speaker 9: have some bullpen games and get done very much with
Speaker 9: three starters. Then you go last year and the guys
Speaker 9: who are faltering in the bullpen got replaced by who
Speaker 9: starting pictures and you got to design every single year,
Speaker 9: and you're going for it in a different way. Now
Speaker 9: they're counting more on yeah, more starting depth, understanding that
Speaker 9: there are some pieces out of that bullpen that they
Speaker 9: know have to do a little bit better. But without
Speaker 9: jumping the gun here, they know that these guys that
Speaker 9: have acquired, the guys that have you on this rusher
Speaker 9: in snow hopefully coming back to stay and healthy well
Speaker 9: that provides you a lot of depth in terms of
Speaker 9: allowing your bullpet to be lined up. One thing. Today,
Speaker 9: there's gonna be some competition for spots, which is great
Speaker 9: in any rotation. You got some horses that know what
Speaker 9: they need to do and you have some guys that
Speaker 9: need to pick it up a little bit more. And
Speaker 9: it's always healthy to see this. But whoever thought that
Speaker 9: Matt Beatty and Michael Bush who will be related to
Speaker 9: the Laluers one day acquiring Turk schoobl Think about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's three degrees of those trades.
Speaker 2: Matt Batty traded for a River Ryan and Michael Bush
Speaker 2: was traded for Zayer Hope and Jackson Ferris. And certainly
Speaker 2: it's paid dividends because Trek Scouble now is a Dodger
Speaker 2: using those guys, and I feel like sometimes we forget
Speaker 2: about those paths. To acquire a guy like Schooble, you
Speaker 2: have to have those type of players, and you.
Speaker 9: Got to have the players also. They are going to
Speaker 9: be part of a system that the other teams respect.
Speaker 9: I mean you talk about scouts and on any level,
Speaker 9: professional level, amateur level, and then you talk about like
Speaker 9: assistant gms that are watching these teams play in the
Speaker 9: minor leagues and they're like, the valuers have everything that
Speaker 9: we want, everything that we want to be. And they're
Speaker 9: not just talking about the resources and the money, but
Speaker 9: it's how they develop these players, some guys that know
Speaker 9: when to challenge and get them through here a little
Speaker 9: bit quicker. But they also never are in a hurry
Speaker 9: of microwave players just because you know social media's or
Speaker 9: it is a popular move. They understand how it is
Speaker 9: getting done and that's why they're respected not only because
Speaker 9: of what they've done on the field, but also the
Speaker 9: way they run their organization, which is the end of
Speaker 9: so many people. And that's one reason too. Who will
Speaker 9: you acquire when you draft? They think about this. It's
Speaker 9: not like they're requiring these first draft picks year after
Speaker 9: year after year. They have to find guys in the
Speaker 9: fourth fifth round. He's have a round to develop them
Speaker 9: and making big league players so they become desirable for
Speaker 9: the other teams to want. And here we are once
Speaker 9: again as a great example of a guy that fits
Speaker 9: the mold of a guy who's a workhorse. It's about pitching,
Speaker 9: it's about competing, and also about having the right work
Speaker 9: habits to fit into this culture because you know very
Speaker 9: well that there's a couple of days ago, Andrew Freeman
Speaker 9: talked about how hard it is to even look through
Speaker 9: this clubhouse and say, we are very careful how we
Speaker 9: treat in war. We pull out of because we know
Speaker 9: the core is there. But it is a core that
Speaker 9: now you as will send a message to the players
Speaker 9: in the club. I'll saying, guys, how many times is
Speaker 9: there chance for a team to three peat? We're going
Speaker 9: to go for it. And I guarantee you every single
Speaker 9: player respects Edred Freeman and Vandon Gomes a little bit
Speaker 9: more here tonight.
Speaker 1: All right, Jose Mota will get the official word.
Speaker 2: By the time we get to the ballpark tomorrow, Trek
Speaker 2: school Ball is going to be a Dodger and certainly
Speaker 2: everybody in LA is very excited to know the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are committed to trying to win three in a row.
Speaker 2: We'll see you tomorrow night. Should be exciting. On Sunday night, baseball.
Speaker 9: We said it was going to be a Sahohiganta, Right, Happy,
Speaker 9: there you go.
Speaker 2: That's right, baby, school Ball, that is a sabadoh Ganta.
Speaker 2: Thanks a lot for checking in Jose Moda just speaking
Speaker 2: of the Tigers and School Bawl, his former team. The
Speaker 2: Tigers beat the A's tonight, eight to six. Former Dodger
Speaker 2: Kennelly Jansen gets the save as he is chasing five
Speaker 2: hundred in his career. It was Kennelly's thirteenth save of
Speaker 2: the year. He's now just twelve away from five hundred,
Speaker 2: which automatically gets you into the Hall of Fame. But
Speaker 2: at the end of the game, after Kennelly got the
Speaker 2: final out, he and Oakland A's and former Mets second
Speaker 2: baseman Jeff McNeil got into an argument. Bench is cleared
Speaker 2: at the end of the game. Game was over, and
Speaker 2: I kind of think like Kennelly was barking at Jeff
Speaker 2: McNeil because he thought McNeil was trying to steal pitches
Speaker 2: from him at second base, so he was warning him,
Speaker 2: don't do that tomorrow if I'm in this game. So
Speaker 2: I like seeing that fire from Kennley Janssen. Eight sixty
Speaker 2: six nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 2: By the way, Kennelly Jansen might be traded as well
Speaker 2: before Monday's three o'clock deadline. Let's go out to La Darryl.
Speaker 2: You're on Dodger Talk with David Vasse. How you doing, Darryl,
Speaker 2: Thanks for being patient, No.
Speaker 9: Problem, David.
Speaker 7: You know what's really interesting in your analysis is the
Speaker 7: reason it's very clear why Sue Ball wasn't traded to
Speaker 7: other players because they know with the lockout coming, they're
Speaker 7: not They're not gonna sign the guy is a Scott
Speaker 7: Boris agent. It's really clear. I mean, why would you
Speaker 7: Why would you give up players when you know you
Speaker 7: can't resign them. Look at look at how stupid the
Speaker 7: Angels were in regard to show, hey Otani, there was
Speaker 7: no way Ardi Moreno is gonna be able to compete
Speaker 7: with the Dodgers. And by the way, the Angels are
Speaker 7: stupid also for never trading with the Dodgers. I mean,
Speaker 7: it's just completely dumb.
Speaker 1: You got number one, You're number one.
Speaker 2: It was it was a missed opportunity not to trade
Speaker 2: o'tanni for uh reportedly Junior Camanaro from the Rays. I mean,
Speaker 2: they were getting back some real players from the Rays,
Speaker 2: from the Rangers, from the Yankees if they would have
Speaker 2: traded O'tani in each of the last two deadlines. He
Speaker 2: was on their roster, but when you're talking about what
Speaker 2: could happen in the CBA, I'm talking about winning the
Speaker 2: Rays all this is their best chance since twenty twenty
Speaker 2: to win the World Series or even get there. For
Speaker 2: the Brewers, this was their only chance to have a
Speaker 2: chance to beat the Dodgers, and I would say their
Speaker 2: chances are diminished by not having schoolball. So I'm talking
Speaker 2: about who's in it to win it, And the Dodgers
Speaker 2: have shown that for the last fifteen years.
Speaker 1: They're in it to win it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sure, some of the moves have not worked out, but
Speaker 2: they have gone after it time and time again the
Speaker 2: last fifteen years.
Speaker 7: Oh, no question about it.
Speaker 2: But like I said, and how many of them, how many, Darryl,
Speaker 2: how many of the players traded these so called prospects,
Speaker 2: How many have really turned out? I mean, I was
Speaker 2: talking earlier today about the trade the Blue Jason Phillies
Speaker 2: made for Roy Halliday and Kyle Drabek was supposed to
Speaker 2: be better than his dad, Doug, and he flamed out.
Speaker 2: So these prospects, I hate to say it, they're suspects
Speaker 2: and a lot of them don't pan out. So I'm
Speaker 2: all good with trading minor leaguers to help your major
Speaker 2: league roster, especially when you're getting a guy like Schoolba.
Speaker 2: Let's take one more phone call tonight. Let's go out
Speaker 2: to Marty in Jacksonville. You're on Dodger Talk. How you doing, Marty?
Speaker 12: Okay, Dave, how are you? Just wanted to say a
Speaker 12: couple of points. I just saw John Haman on one
Speaker 12: of these sports channels and he said the trade was
Speaker 12: supposed to be Hope Smith and Shean. The Dodgers pulled
Speaker 12: she and replaced them with River Ryan.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I could see that evening.
Speaker 2: I could see that happening where I could see John
Speaker 2: Haman just trying to you know, because initially he puts
Speaker 2: she He put Shehan in his tweet that wasn't accurate.
Speaker 2: So maybe that's him just covering himself because I never
Speaker 2: heard Shehan's name earlier today.
Speaker 12: Okay, the other thing I wanted to tell you, I've
Speaker 12: been a fan since nineteen fifty nine, when I was
Speaker 12: ninety years old. I saw Sandy Kolpex in his crime
Speaker 12: growing up. This guy Scoobo has a violent, violent wind
Speaker 12: up and delivery, just like Colfax. He picks that leg
Speaker 12: way up, He's goes full force, throwing the ball. He
Speaker 12: reminds me of Colpex. He'll never be Coolpex. That's my hero.
Speaker 12: But wow, what a guy we got. Unbelievable And I
Speaker 12: was gonna ask you anything another question. Do you think
Speaker 12: we were trying to get a right handed back by
Speaker 12: any chance?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I mean, I've heard a little.
Speaker 2: I've heard trade rumors about zach Netto. I wouldn't rule
Speaker 2: that out. But the Dodgers are have Mookie Bets, they
Speaker 2: have ti Oskar Hernandez, they have Tommy Edmond who's a
Speaker 2: switch hitter. They got pajezh I'm all in with Taoskar
Speaker 2: Hernandez as an October player, and uh, I wouldn't want
Speaker 2: to trade him. He's he's the guy. So I think
Speaker 2: they're set right there. But Andrew Freeman did say he's
Speaker 2: a thread in the needle if he can improve the team.
Speaker 1: He's not a believer that you're always an October player.
Speaker 2: But I certainly believe there's certain guys on this team
Speaker 2: that have proven that they can perform when it matters
Speaker 2: the most, like ta Oscar Hernandez, keik Hernandez, Freddie Freeman,
Speaker 2: Will Smith those type of guys and Miguel Rojas as
Speaker 2: well with his big home run last year. So I'm
Speaker 2: a big believer in guys that have shown that they
Speaker 2: can do it wearing this uniform. All right, that'll do
Speaker 2: it for us. On Dodger Talk tonight, an exciting night.
Speaker 2: Scooble watch comes to an end in the ninth inning
Speaker 2: as Trek Scoobole is traded to the Dodgers, and the
Speaker 2: official word still not from the Dodgers, but for all
Speaker 2: intentsive purposes, it's a done deal. Zayir, Hope, River, Ryan,
Speaker 2: and Brady Smith are going to Detroit.
Speaker 1: Schoobol is coming to the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: His first start with the Dodgers, likely to be at
Speaker 2: Wrigley Field and Chicago next week, either Tuesday or Wednesday.
Speaker 1: So that'll be exciting.
Speaker 2: And we'll see what the reaction is tomorrow from Dave
Speaker 2: Roberts and the rest of the players that they are
Speaker 2: getting the big fish at this year's trade deadline. Two
Speaker 2: time Cy Young Award winner Trek Schouble and who knows
Speaker 2: Tarek Scouble may need a car when he gets to
Speaker 2: LA I may steer him too.
Speaker 1: That's right downy Hunday.
Speaker 2: Maybe my guy Sam can get Tarek scuoble a beautiful
Speaker 2: blue Ionic nine like I'm driving around so Trek scuolball.
Speaker 2: Here's my first tip downy Hunday, get yourself a ride
Speaker 2: in LA. Tomorrow, Sheehan will be on the mount for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers. He's going up against another lefty and Jake Bennett.
Speaker 2: It's Sunday Night Baseball. Kershaw is supposed to be on
Speaker 2: NBC tomorrow. We'll see if his voice cooperates. Our coverage
Speaker 2: begins at three o'clock tomorrow, first pitch at four twenty.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks to Colin e and thanks to Dwayne
Speaker 2: mc donald, and thanks to you, and thank you Andrew Friedman,
Speaker 2: who has pulled off another blockbuster acquiring Terrek's School Bowl.
Speaker 2: If Andrew Friedman's not a Hall of Famer as far
Speaker 2: as executives go, I don't know who is. This guy
Speaker 2: continues to deliver and upset everybody else, and I think
Speaker 2: it's fantastic once again. The final score tonight, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: lose to the Red Sox, but they acquire Trek's School
Speaker 2: Bowl before.
Speaker 1: The trade deadline. We'll have more of the coverage all
Speaker 1: day long tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Our pregame coverage at three o'clock and we'll take you
Speaker 2: into the night with Dodger Talk.
Speaker 1: As School Bowl is wearing Dodger Blue.
Speaker 2: Have a great rest of your night Sea starting