Speaker 1: For the back to back World Champions of Baseball.
Speaker 2: One of the greatest runs in the history of baseball.
Speaker 1: Immortality is within their reach.
Speaker 3: Incredible and while others make excuses.
Speaker 4: The only reason the Dodgers are doing this because they
Speaker 4: can they printing money.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers just can't continue.
Speaker 5: It's not fair.
Speaker 1: Are making plans.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a singular focus on controlling what they can control.
Speaker 3: Now your pregame host of the world champion LA Dodgers,
Speaker 3: Tam Cats.
Speaker 7: Hi, everybody, and good afternoon. Welcome in to Morongo Casino
Speaker 7: Dodgers on Deck on this Saturday, August fifteenth, twenty twenty six,
Speaker 7: as your back to back Roll Series champion Los Angeles
Speaker 7: Dodgers play host to the Milwaukee Brewers. It what is
Speaker 7: a great matchup with the miss on the mound for
Speaker 7: Milwaukee Jacobzeroski.
Speaker 5: Justin Robuski, the.
Speaker 7: All Star will go for the blue first pet from
Speaker 7: Uniclo Field. That Dodger Stadium is coming up at four fifteen.
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Speaker 7: of Dodgers Baseball rifles. So a World Series champ with
Speaker 7: the Dodgers back in nineteen eighty one.
Speaker 5: We'll hear from.
Speaker 7: Reggie coming up in about forty five minutes. We'll check
Speaker 7: in with the Dodger manager, Dave Roberts coming up in
Speaker 7: about twenty minutes. No Kyle Tucker in the lineup in
Speaker 7: this afternoon's matchup. More on that coming up with DV.
Speaker 7: Throughout the hour, we'll preview this pitching matchup. We got
Speaker 7: your Dodgers magical moment. We'll hear from Edwin Diaz in
Speaker 7: just a little bit. We got your Otani rewind in
Speaker 7: just a few minutes. We'll head out to the Galloping
Speaker 7: four broadcast booth with Charlie Steiner and Rick Monday.
Speaker 5: Well, last night, the.
Speaker 7: Dodgers used the long ball, then a nail bier in
Speaker 7: the end. Yoshinobu Yamamoto got the start. He through twenty
Speaker 7: six pitches in the first inning, but did not give
Speaker 7: up a run. The Dodgers offense, meanwhile, gave him a
Speaker 7: lead to work with in the bottom of the inning,
Speaker 7: two straight hits that brought up Mooki.
Speaker 2: Pies on second, Tao on first guessers one to ohero
Speaker 2: Bets hits it on the ground, base hit left field,
Speaker 2: pa his round's third no throw home.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers take the lead.
Speaker 4: Three straight singles given the Brewers a taste of their.
Speaker 5: Own medicine from last night.
Speaker 8: Well, this was just what the doctor ordered. I'm not
Speaker 8: talking necessarily about the doctor Dave Roberts. Last night. The
Speaker 8: Dodgers are just two for seven with runners in scoring position.
Speaker 8: The Brewers had eleven sn shit bats.
Speaker 7: Good start for the Dodgers last night, RBI single for Mookie.
Speaker 5: They have a one to nothing lead.
Speaker 7: Yamamoto continue to put up zeros in the second and
Speaker 7: the third and the fourth innings, but did sell. With
Speaker 7: traffic on the bass pass and the pitch counts starting
Speaker 7: to rise. In the fifth, the Brewers finally got to
Speaker 7: Yamamoto a leadoff double in a bun single. Next batter,
Speaker 7: Joey Ortiza sack fly the center that tied the game
Speaker 7: at one. The Dodgers offense, though, answered right back in
Speaker 7: the bottom of the inning, two outs and he pie.
Speaker 2: His the two to two pitch to Paz pulled high
Speaker 2: in the air to deep left field, carrying.
Speaker 9: Back and carrying out.
Speaker 4: And de Pas puts one over the short wall in
Speaker 4: left field next to the Dodger pen in Los Angeles,
Speaker 4: reclaims the lead two to one.
Speaker 8: For Pajes, his third hit of the night, and this.
Speaker 5: One was the big one.
Speaker 7: Yeah Cello home run for Pajes, his twentieth home run
Speaker 7: of the season, Dodgers retaking the lead two to one.
Speaker 7: Yamamoto went back out in the sixth after leadoff single
Speaker 7: Hunter Forducia then throughout a runner at second. It would
Speaker 7: be a one, two, three six In the bottom of
Speaker 7: the inning, a huge insurance run from the bat of
Speaker 7: Tommy Edman Gasser.
Speaker 2: Former Padres draft pick. What the Josh had deal and then.
Speaker 1: Cracks one in the air to deep left field.
Speaker 4: This ball is gone, Tommy with a much needed tank.
Speaker 4: They doubled the Dodger lead, now three to one after
Speaker 4: Eppens fourth of the year.
Speaker 8: Boy, that is a sweet sound when he hit it.
Speaker 5: Solo home run for Tommy Tanks.
Speaker 7: That's the top tier play of the game, brought to
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Speaker 7: a three to one leady, I'm a motive. With the
Speaker 7: six inning turned it over to the bullpen. Evan Phillips
Speaker 7: pitch to score this seventh ten Or Scott got the eighth.
Speaker 5: He put up a zero. Dodgers took a three to.
Speaker 7: One lead to the ninth inning when Dave Roberts went
Speaker 7: to Edwin Diaz hit by Pitt, strikeout, walk, grind out
Speaker 7: the second. Diaz then watched Hamilton to load the bases
Speaker 7: with two outs the tying run at second base. However,
Speaker 7: he got Joey Ortiz to grind out to short No.
Speaker 7: Keiky Hernandez had to make a great pick at first
Speaker 7: on the throw from Mookie Ball game over Edwin Diaz
Speaker 7: made it interesting. He made it close, but the Dodgers
Speaker 7: on for the win, three to one. Last night, Dodgers
Speaker 7: improved in seventy four and forty nine, one game back
Speaker 7: of the Brewers for the best record in the National League.
Speaker 5: Eight games up.
Speaker 7: As we speak on the padres in the nl wes
Speaker 7: this afternoon, another big one against Milwaukee. Justin Robleski on
Speaker 7: the mount against the miss Jacob Mizzerowski first pitch at
Speaker 7: four fifteen and with more let's head out to the
Speaker 7: gallop before broadcast both as we welcome in Charlie Steiner
Speaker 7: and Rick Monday guys.
Speaker 10: All right, tim as we get ready for Game three
Speaker 10: of this four game series. Dodgers three to one winners
Speaker 10: last night. This is game one hundred and twenty four,
Speaker 10: thirty nine games left in the regular season, and forty
Speaker 10: three days remain. After the Dodgers win last night, we
Speaker 10: were once again reminded Moe what a great pitcher Schnopo
Speaker 10: Yamamoto is. He went six innings last night, one run,
Speaker 10: four hits, two walks, nine strikeouts and on the season
Speaker 10: twelve and seven two sixty er and opponents hitting just
Speaker 10: one eighty six against him.
Speaker 11: He was masterful.
Speaker 8: And we continue to say, Charlie and the people are
Speaker 8: around to appreciate baseball understand this very well. He gives
Speaker 8: his team a chance to win a ballgame, and that's
Speaker 8: my shutting down the other ball club, keeping them close.
Speaker 8: Don't have that big inning against and he did not
Speaker 8: allow a run until a sacrifice fly in the top
Speaker 8: of the fifth ending, so he kept the ball club
Speaker 8: exactly right there.
Speaker 11: He's also a guy.
Speaker 8: That understands I think his mechanics as well as anybody
Speaker 8: in this ball club and figuring out, hey, if I
Speaker 8: don't have really that splitter going, what do I need
Speaker 8: to do. I'll try it again. I'll be able to
Speaker 8: dial it in. And he just overpowers a lot of hitters.
Speaker 8: I think surprise his hitters sometimes, even with his velocity
Speaker 8: of the fastball, he never appears exactly. He reminds me
Speaker 8: in some aspects. And I've said this before of Fernando,
Speaker 8: and I say that from an aspect just as you're
Speaker 8: talking about. He never seems to be surprised by what
Speaker 8: happens on the field. He understands his delivery, he understands
Speaker 8: what's happening, and then once the ball is hit to
Speaker 8: him or hit to someone else, he understands what he
Speaker 8: needs to do to help his ball club.
Speaker 10: Last night, Evan Philip terrific performance for an ending Tanner
Speaker 10: Scott gave up a hit and his ending of work,
Speaker 10: and then the ninth penning came and once again it
Speaker 10: was an issue for Edwin Diaz. At least he got
Speaker 10: out of it, but it was sure close.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 8: He did a high wire act. There's no if ends
Speaker 8: and buns about it. He hit the very first battery
Speaker 8: faced on a full account and then struck out the
Speaker 8: next guy on a terrific slider. It's been the slider.
Speaker 8: It has been hit a little difficulty. He had then
Speaker 8: difficulty finding home plating this one. A couple of pitches
Speaker 8: by a couple of feet walked, the batter got a
Speaker 8: great play at second base by Tommy Edmond. That was
Speaker 8: the play of the ball game. No if ends and
Speaker 8: bunts about it, and then a walk and then finally
Speaker 8: ground out on top of it. So yeah, it's a
Speaker 8: good stepping stone for Diaz and it's a confidence builder.
Speaker 1: For him and the ball club too for that matter.
Speaker 10: And today Reggie Smith is being honored as one of
Speaker 10: the Dodger legends, a friend of yours all.
Speaker 8: The way back to high school. All the way back
Speaker 8: to high school, we competed in football. He went to Centennial,
Speaker 8: I went to Santa Monica. Didn't know one there at
Speaker 8: the time. It was only later on when we put
Speaker 8: on the Dodger uniform really had a chance to get inside.
Speaker 8: This is a wonderful moment for us because we appreciate
Speaker 8: everything that Reggie Smith did for this Dodger ball club,
Speaker 8: what he did for Major League Baseball. In fact, if
Speaker 8: you still start to look at all time in switch
Speaker 8: hitters for home runs, he's eighth best ever in Major League.
Speaker 10: Baseball, and today it's time for the ski report Justin
Speaker 10: Robleski and of course the miss Jacob Miserassi terrific pitcher's
Speaker 10: duel coming up, and we'll deal it with the lineups
Speaker 10: and a lot more between now and then on the pregame.
Speaker 7: Tim all right, thank you, Charlie, as we count you
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Speaker 5: You're gonna hear from Reggie Smith.
Speaker 7: He's going into the legends of Dodgers Baseball TV checks
Speaker 7: in throughout the hour. But up next we'll hear from
Speaker 7: Edwin d and your Otani rewind. That's all coming up
Speaker 7: as we lead you up to Dodgers and Brewers on
Speaker 7: this Saturday afternoon first pitch at four fifteen.
Speaker 5: Thanks for being with us.
Speaker 7: I'm Tim Kates's the back to back World Series champion
Speaker 7: Dodgers Audio Network.
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Speaker 1: On your home for the Blue all season long.
Speaker 7: Dodgers and Brewers squaring off Game three of this four
Speaker 7: games set. Justin Robleski Jacob as Rosky. The pitching matchup,
Speaker 7: first pitch coming up at four fifteen.
Speaker 1: This is the Otani rewhy.
Speaker 7: Well quiet night at the plate for show, Hey Otani
Speaker 7: last night? Oh for three with a walk. But the
Speaker 7: good news is the Dodgers hang on for the three
Speaker 7: to one win over the Milwaukee Brewers. They did it
Speaker 7: behind six solid innings from Yoshinobu. Yamamoto turned it over
Speaker 7: to the bullpen zeros and the seventh zeros in the eighth,
Speaker 7: and then Edwin Diaz came back out a night after
Speaker 7: blowing the game against Milwaukee, came back loaded the bases
Speaker 7: but got a ground ball out with two out to
Speaker 7: get the save as the Dodgers hang on for the
Speaker 7: three to one win, and afterwards, when Diaz caught up
Speaker 7: with Kirsten Watson.
Speaker 12: Ed when tonight it wasn't easy, but you got through it.
Speaker 12: When you think about the trust that Dave Roberts were
Speaker 12: prior in the organization, hasn't you What does it mean
Speaker 12: to be sent back out after a tough night last night.
Speaker 13: It's missed a lot to me. You know, I've been
Speaker 13: in a tough tost wretch about I keep working hard,
Speaker 13: you know, trying to make pitches and today you know
Speaker 13: it wasn't easy, but I get the job done.
Speaker 9: So I'm really happy You've.
Speaker 12: Got the defense behind you. What did you like about
Speaker 12: the plays they made?
Speaker 13: You know they made great play? You know that playing
Speaker 13: second base? We told me was a great play. Who's played,
Speaker 13: you know for a second hour? So we did. We
Speaker 13: did great today, So I'm really happy for my teammate.
Speaker 9: It picked me up.
Speaker 1: Let's kick winning.
Speaker 12: What did it mean to have the support from the
Speaker 12: fans you had two hours You're navigating to that about
Speaker 12: you're behind in the count, but you heard how loud
Speaker 12: it got on here? What did it mean to continue
Speaker 12: to have their support?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 1: It feel good?
Speaker 13: You know when the fun of our bag is steel great.
Speaker 13: You know we are going to a trust moment right now,
Speaker 13: but this is not forever. So I keep working hard
Speaker 13: every day just to get better and help this into win.
Speaker 5: What series edwin.
Speaker 12: It's one pitch at a time, and it's day by day, but.
Speaker 5: Ultimately picked up the same today.
Speaker 3: Congratulations on this Monday.
Speaker 9: Thank you all right.
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Speaker 5: We got your magical moment. What up next?
Speaker 7: We'll get you an injury report and we'll hear from
Speaker 7: the manager Dave Roberts.
Speaker 5: It's the Dodgers and the Brewers.
Speaker 7: Game three of this four game weekend sent Dodgers one
Speaker 7: game back of Milwaukee for the best record in baseball.
Speaker 5: First pitch coming up at four fifteen. I'm Tim Kates.
Speaker 5: Is the back to back World Series champion Dodgers Audio Network.
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Speaker 1: He's the LA Dodgers injury report.
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Speaker 7: Los Angeles Dodgers. Tyler Glass now in the IL he
Speaker 7: pitched in trip Lea and according to Dave Roberts, so
Speaker 7: we'll have one more rehab outing slated for about five innings,
Speaker 7: seventy five pitches, and the plan then is to have
Speaker 7: him rejoin the Dodgers' rotation on the road trip to
Speaker 7: Atlanta in Detroit at the end of the month. Will
Speaker 7: schmitzk batting practice yesterday, feeling good today, Blake trying it
Speaker 7: on the iel at the right elbow inflammation, Dalton Rushing
Speaker 7: trying to work his way back from that elbow injury.
Speaker 7: Let's find out more as we head back out to
Speaker 7: the ravine and checking out the Dodgers skipper.
Speaker 9: Anything else?
Speaker 11: Dave questions for Dave.
Speaker 9: Dave, can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 5: Can you talk about the pressure in.
Speaker 14: The dugouts with Dave Roberts, I think more for Kyle,
Speaker 14: I just you know, being at home right now, just
Speaker 14: he's kind of I see kind of him the frustration,
Speaker 14: and I felt that for him to kind of, you know,
Speaker 14: use today as a workday and then he'll be back
Speaker 14: in there tomorrow. He'll play all three in Denver. Gives
Speaker 14: me a chance to get Alex in there. And I
Speaker 14: like Alex in the sense that I think he can
Speaker 14: spoil some pitches and kind of work at bats versus
Speaker 14: Miss and so it's it's a combo when you guys.
Speaker 1: Have a guy like Miss RAUSI that or he's saying that,
Speaker 1: do you hear like that?
Speaker 11: He's the focus for you guys in the middle of
Speaker 11: the doctors so called Don Jay's audis.
Speaker 14: I think. So it's obviously a guy that we're you know,
Speaker 14: probably going to see in the postseason, and you know,
Speaker 14: he's one of the best in the game, if not
Speaker 14: the best right now, and uh, you know, players don't
Speaker 14: like to be embarrassed, you know, so I think that
Speaker 14: it's something that is a challenge and you know, you
Speaker 14: got to go out there and go compete, you know
Speaker 14: with him, pitch to pitch.
Speaker 4: Bud Tucker, like, do you feel like he's kind of
Speaker 4: sort of fixate on some reacefle Road splits, the sense
Speaker 4: where like he's pressing a little bit, especially here.
Speaker 14: You know, I don't know if he's I don't think
Speaker 14: he even realized it until recently, when I think people
Speaker 14: brought it to light. But the fact is the splits
Speaker 14: are stark home Road. I don't think we have a
Speaker 14: reason behind it. But yeah, but I wouldn't say fixate
Speaker 14: on it, but it certainly you know now it's he's
Speaker 14: conscious of it, though, Yeah you have.
Speaker 9: I don't. I really don't.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean I don't.
Speaker 9: I don't.
Speaker 14: Us I really didn't because I could button my way on.
Speaker 11: They had no time out of his bold tend session
Speaker 11: to day.
Speaker 1: Have you heard anything about that he's spader today.
Speaker 14: I haven't seen show Hey yet. You know, Yeah, he
Speaker 14: came out of it well yesterday thirty five pitches through
Speaker 14: his entire pitch mix. So you know the next step
Speaker 14: will be another bullpen, I assume, and then we'll get him.
Speaker 14: You know, some lives I Will Smith da cans a
Speaker 14: little back all that. Yeah, Will Smith was really good,
Speaker 14: came out of it.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 14: I think he's going to do some more stuff today
Speaker 14: and probably you know giving it Sunday tomorrow will be down.
Speaker 14: We'll stay here while we go to Colorado. But the
Speaker 14: arrow arrow is pointing up for Will. I don't know
Speaker 14: when he's going to partake in a live situation, but
Speaker 14: that'll be kind of a good gauge, all right.
Speaker 5: That is certainly great news to hear on Will Smith.
Speaker 5: That is the manager Dave Roberts.
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Speaker 9: All right, DV.
Speaker 5: We talked about it yesterday.
Speaker 7: If the situation was there with Dave Roberts, go back
Speaker 7: to Edwin Diaz in the ninth inning to close out
Speaker 7: a game.
Speaker 11: And he did, Yeah, he did.
Speaker 6: And Edwin Diaz got himself into a basis loaded jam
Speaker 6: and got himself out of a basis loaded jam with
Speaker 6: an assist from Tommy Edmond who made a spectacular play
Speaker 6: in the ninth inning for the second out, and Key
Speaker 6: k Hernandez making a great play on a throw that
Speaker 6: had little mustard on it from Mookie Betts. And after
Speaker 6: the game, Edwin Diaz, after we were done talking to
Speaker 6: Tommy Edmund, decided he wanted to share his thoughts on
Speaker 6: escaping that ninth inning.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you know we we throw straight right now. Well,
Speaker 13: this is not forever. I'm ready you know I worked
Speaker 13: in every single day with a pitching coaches. You know,
Speaker 13: soon we clicked we would be fine.
Speaker 1: So today what I godwy for me?
Speaker 9: Me good?
Speaker 13: From yesterday, I learned a lot and today I did
Speaker 13: my job, got decided for the team.
Speaker 11: Love it. What did Key K tell you?
Speaker 13: You know, keep going, You're the best pitch in the wharf.
Speaker 9: Keep going.
Speaker 13: We got you on way me.
Speaker 6: Hey, your teammates got you. Tommy Edmund got you. Key
Speaker 6: k Hernandez got you. La has got you. Thank you
Speaker 6: for stopping.
Speaker 9: Thank you thending.
Speaker 6: How about that Key k Hernandez going to the mount
Speaker 6: really quick just to boost his confidence. And Key K
Speaker 6: was a big part in recruiting Edwin Diaz to sign
Speaker 6: with the Dodgers during the obseason, since they're both Puerto
Speaker 6: Rican and they had that relationship. But the Dodgers need
Speaker 6: Edwin Diaz, and that's part of the thinking Dave Roberts
Speaker 6: had of putting him back in there in the ninth
Speaker 6: inning because they need Edwin Diaz, at least for the
Speaker 6: short term in the regular season to close games, especially
Speaker 6: tim as the Dodgers are down a reliever because they
Speaker 6: are sticking with the six man rotation. Even with Otani
Speaker 6: not pitching currently, which takes away a pitcher from the
Speaker 6: bullpen because, as you know, you're only allowed to carry
Speaker 6: thirteen pitchers on the roster these days.
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Speaker 7: League Baseball. You mentioned him, show Hey, Otani seems like
Speaker 7: he's training in the right direction, as is Will Smith.
Speaker 5: DV.
Speaker 6: Yeah, both guys had a big day. It was a
Speaker 6: pivotal day for both players.
Speaker 11: Show Hey.
Speaker 6: Otani threw a bullpen session for the first time since
Speaker 6: he threw one in Philadelphia and had to shut things
Speaker 6: down pitching wise. Interesting enough, he threw a thirty four
Speaker 6: pitch bullpen session in Philly.
Speaker 11: There were thirty four pitches.
Speaker 6: Thrown yesterday and Dave Roberts said that he came out
Speaker 6: of it. Okay, he's in the starting lineup and the
Speaker 6: next step would be for Otani to throw a bullpen
Speaker 6: session and then throw to hitters, so the progression is
Speaker 6: in place. And for Will Smith, I had a chance
Speaker 6: to talk to Alex Vesia, who actually was working on
Speaker 6: mechanics in the bullpen and threw a light bullpen session.
Speaker 6: Will Smith was the catcher, and he said, hey, he
Speaker 6: looked like Will Smith no issues with the neck while
Speaker 6: he was catching him. Came out, took batting practice after
Speaker 6: all that, and more importantly, today came back feeling good.
Speaker 6: I talked to Vessia and Vessi has said, yeah, he
Speaker 6: actually smiled, so I think he's feeling good.
Speaker 9: That's great.
Speaker 7: Last night we saw Yamamoto on the mound. This is
Speaker 7: a big series, no doubt, between the two best teams
Speaker 7: in baseball. Yam a last night, and today we get
Speaker 7: the chance to see the miss DV.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 11: You heard Dave Roberts mention it.
Speaker 6: Players don't want to be embarrassed no matter who's on
Speaker 6: the mound, and I would expect a heightened sense of
Speaker 6: focus from the Dodger hitters today to try to get
Speaker 6: that pitch count up on the MIZ And talking to
Speaker 6: players in that clubhouse, they said the same thing. They
Speaker 6: feel like they're not going to be embarrassed today, so
Speaker 6: they're coming out looking to attack Mizerowski.
Speaker 9: Love.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be a big game coming up.
Speaker 7: Day's gonna have a conversation with Reggie Smith coming up
Speaker 7: about fifteen minutes. Looking forward to that. Thank you, DV
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Speaker 5: If the Dodgers take it on the Brewers.
Speaker 7: We go back to twenty eighteen, the NLCS Game seven
Speaker 7: in Milwaukee. Things are getting tense and especially some big
Speaker 7: time defense from CT three.
Speaker 10: No ball's two strikes, Kane leading from second for he
Speaker 10: is set at the belt the O two fly ball
Speaker 10: left center field.
Speaker 11: It's gonna be a long run for.
Speaker 16: Taylor and he makes a spectacular over the shoulder catch
Speaker 16: on the warning track, falling to the ground. Want to
Speaker 16: play by Chris Taylor, saving a run and ending the inning.
Speaker 8: I didn't think he had a chance in the world.
Speaker 8: He reached up as high as he could as he
Speaker 8: was really falling down. He was going to sacrifice body
Speaker 8: and all. An incredible catch in a critical spot.
Speaker 7: A huge catch in the fifth inning to keep it
Speaker 7: at a two to one Dodgers lead. Cody Bellinger at
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Speaker 6: Rick, before we even get to first page, it's a
Speaker 6: special night at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 11: Reggie Smith about to be honored.
Speaker 8: That's gonna be fun, David, because Reggie and his wife
Speaker 8: Rose will be here and we have a chance to
Speaker 8: take a couple of moments. You know, I think with
Speaker 8: all the talking, and he'll be inducted into the Dodgers
Speaker 8: you know, Baseball immortals. If you will here at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 8: That's a wonderful tribute. There's no question about I very
Speaker 8: well earned. Reggie and I go back a long time,
Speaker 8: and just thinking about a couple of things to say
Speaker 8: about Reggie. First of all, he's the only teammate that
Speaker 8: I ever had and I played high school football against.
Speaker 8: Because Reggie went to Centennial, I went to Santa Monica
Speaker 8: and we actually played games against Centennial. I will not
Speaker 8: tell you the outcome because I don't want him to
Speaker 8: start celebrating again. But that that's kind of the question.
Speaker 8: We both shared some other moments. He too became a pilot,
Speaker 8: and we you know, we flew a little bit. But
Speaker 8: I always wondered when I played against him in Boston
Speaker 8: and then played against him in Saint Louis, wondering what
Speaker 8: makes good players really tick? What's the inside? Wonder what's
Speaker 8: going on? Well, first of all, he's very intelligent. Secondly,
Speaker 8: he's very gifted as an athlete. But then he was
Speaker 8: never satisfied with justin at bat. What what made the
Speaker 8: A bat good? What made the abat bad? What about
Speaker 8: the swing? What about the technology of the swing? And
Speaker 8: I guess it maybe started. We really talked to Reggie
Speaker 8: about this. But remember he was with the Red Sox
Speaker 8: and a guy the named of Ted Williams would come
Speaker 8: to spring training and talk. And I remember a brief
Speaker 8: conversation that I had with Ted Williams. Well, we went
Speaker 8: to play the Red Sox. It was my first spring training.
Speaker 8: Behind the batting cage was Ted Williams, and I was
Speaker 8: nervous as heck because here's here's Ted Williams. I mean,
Speaker 8: this guy is a giant icon in the.
Speaker 11: Game of baseball.
Speaker 8: He's watching, I know he's watching, and I can feel
Speaker 8: his eyes just kind of penetrating, and I'm thinking, there's
Speaker 8: nothing that I'm doing here that's going to be right.
Speaker 8: And the great Ted Williams is watching me. So I
Speaker 8: get through a batting practice when I come out of
Speaker 8: the cage and Ted Williams comes over to me and
Speaker 8: he goes, hey, kid, how I'm Ted Williams.
Speaker 5: And I guess her how aart?
Speaker 8: Nice to see you. Let me ask the question, is
Speaker 8: there any pitch it gives you any problems? I said, well,
Speaker 8: I'm having trouble to ball this upstairs. That high pitch.
Speaker 8: He said, we'll lay off of it, don't swing at it,
Speaker 8: and he walked away. That was his remedy.
Speaker 11: Hey, that's a keep it simple type of situation.
Speaker 8: That's keeping it very simple. I scratched my head and
Speaker 8: I said, well that makes sense. Yeah, if you can't
Speaker 8: hit it while I swing at it. And that's when
Speaker 8: they of the strike stones were much much higher, in
Speaker 8: particular in the American League, because the umpires at the
Speaker 8: time were the outside chess protector and they position up
Speaker 8: above the catcher's head, not in the slot, just off
Speaker 8: of his shoulder, inside or outside.
Speaker 6: Well, Rick going back to Reggie and being teammates with him,
Speaker 6: obviously Ted Williams had a big influence on him, but
Speaker 6: Reggie Smith had a huge influence as a.
Speaker 11: Coach on a lot of great Dodger players.
Speaker 6: Did he think the game as a player that way
Speaker 6: or did he become that guy after.
Speaker 8: I think both, if that makes any sense. I think
Speaker 8: along the way, you pick up a lot of different things.
Speaker 8: He was always inquisitive. From what I could see. He
Speaker 8: analyzed pitchers that we were facing. And then Reggie detested losing,
Speaker 8: whether it be a ballgame or in a bat, or
Speaker 8: just not looking good. Nobody wants to embarrass themselves when
Speaker 8: they're out there. Immense talent, no question about it, but
Speaker 8: also equipped with immense pride to make sure that he
Speaker 8: went the extra mile or two or ten if needed
Speaker 8: to get himself ready. I remember I have not ask
Speaker 8: him this question. He'd ask him today because I order
Speaker 8: conversation with the great Moury Wills in the past. I
Speaker 8: asked Maury who was a switch hitter and Reggie in
Speaker 8: that very elite group of switch hitters with over three
Speaker 8: hundred career home runs. Now that's elite of elite. But
Speaker 8: I remember Maury saying once and I asked him, you
Speaker 8: mentioned about a slump. I said, well, did you ever
Speaker 8: get into a slump from both sides of the plate
Speaker 8: big a switch hitter, He goes, no, never did. I'm
Speaker 8: going to ask Reggie, did you ever get into a
Speaker 8: slump from both sides of the plate.
Speaker 6: At the same time, I also heard he was one
Speaker 6: of the toughest teammates you could ever have. If you
Speaker 6: were in a trench and you know, in a fox hole,
Speaker 6: you would want Reggie Smith on your side.
Speaker 8: Yeah. He was one of those guys. If he said
Speaker 8: he was going to go to get some AMMO and
Speaker 8: to be right back, he'd be right back.
Speaker 6: In Dusty Baker's new book, he actually said though, one
Speaker 6: of three guys that he would pick to be on
Speaker 6: his side of a fight, Reggie Smith would.
Speaker 11: Be his first pick.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, and it's a very good pick too.
Speaker 6: On top of it, Hey, before I'm back out of here,
Speaker 6: I obviously knowing the history of how you became a Dodger,
Speaker 6: how he became a Dodger, and the infield, the infield
Speaker 6: of Garvey, Lopes, Russell, Say and Jaeger couldn't get over
Speaker 6: the hump until the outfield of Monday, Smith and Baker arrived.
Speaker 11: Do you three have.
Speaker 6: That type of bond in a way that maybe the
Speaker 6: infield has their own type of bond to me.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 8: There's a wonderful photo that I have in my home
Speaker 8: that shows it was opening day the very first year
Speaker 8: that I joined the Dodgers. It was taken just downside
Speaker 8: of the Dodger's office, actually in one of the flower beds,
Speaker 8: if you will. It was the starting lineup of the
Speaker 8: very first game Tommy Lasorda, it was his first full
Speaker 8: season as the manager, and all of the players, including
Speaker 8: the starting pitcher, who was Don Sutton on that opening day.
Speaker 8: And that photo really meant something because I remember that
Speaker 8: very first day of the nineteen seventy seven season when
Speaker 8: I joined the team, Reggie joined the seventy six I
Speaker 8: remember looking to my right and seeing Dusty to my
Speaker 8: left and seeing Reggie, and then you look at this infield,
Speaker 8: which was a record setting infield as it turned out
Speaker 8: to be, all the way around the infield. Jaeger was
Speaker 8: the starting the opening day catcher, and I'm thinking, Wow,
Speaker 8: I finally made it to the big leagues. This was
Speaker 8: quite a team, Yeah, sure was.
Speaker 6: Nineteen seventy seven was the start of something special.
Speaker 11: Rick can't wait to hear what you have to say
Speaker 11: on the field.
Speaker 6: And you just turn it, pal, we went through the
Speaker 6: dry run perfect, perfect, all right, Reggie Smith about to
Speaker 6: be honored, Tim.
Speaker 11: We'll send it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 9: All right.
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Speaker 7: Before first page, we're going to preview this great pitching matchup,
Speaker 7: a pair of all stars going at it. Charlie and
Speaker 7: Rickle have those keys of the game. But up next
Speaker 7: we're gonna go to the man of the day, Reggie Smith,
Speaker 7: Pete and duct in the Legends of Dodgers Baseball. That's
Speaker 7: next first pitch coming up in four fifteen. I'm Tim Kates.
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Speaker 3: David, and now what will likely be vest fielding insults
Speaker 3: from a Dodger player.
Speaker 5: It's an engagement of endearment is high and tight.
Speaker 6: Well, of course, the miss is on the mound for
Speaker 6: the Brewers today. But it's a special day at Dodgers
Speaker 6: Stadium because one of the all time great Dodgers, one
Speaker 6: of the all time great players, one of the all
Speaker 6: time great teammates, one of the all time great coaches
Speaker 6: is going to be honored and enshrined forever in the
Speaker 6: legends of Dodger Baseball. And that's the one and only
Speaker 6: Reggie Smith who joins us.
Speaker 11: And it's a beautiful day to be celebrated.
Speaker 6: Reggie, thanks a lot for the time and congratulations.
Speaker 9: Oh David, thanks for having me.
Speaker 17: This is quite an exciting time for me, especially me
Speaker 17: and my family, and really looking forward to it.
Speaker 6: Are you aware of how many lives you have touched
Speaker 6: over the course of your life, your baseball life, and
Speaker 6: your coaching life.
Speaker 9: Well, David, I don't count.
Speaker 17: I just the love that I've received and the calls
Speaker 17: and the emails and everything. You know, I stop and
Speaker 17: think about it, and it's like, oh wow, But I'm
Speaker 17: glad to have been there, and it's been my purpose
Speaker 17: in life.
Speaker 9: And it's given me the opportunity to serve it.
Speaker 6: Your Dodger career started with you getting to know not
Speaker 6: only your manager, your Tommy Lesorda, your teammates, but also
Speaker 6: you had a very close relationship with not only Peter O'Malley,
Speaker 6: but his father, Walter O'Malley.
Speaker 11: How did that all come together?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 17: I met Walter in spring training and it was the
Speaker 17: first time in We were taking batting practice and we
Speaker 17: were hitting a lot of balls into the golf course
Speaker 17: behind the Holman Stadium there, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 17: I hear this voice say, you guys are losing a
Speaker 17: lot of baseballs.
Speaker 9: And I didn't know who it.
Speaker 17: Was and at the time, so I just turned around
Speaker 17: and said, Uh, if you can't afford the baseball then
Speaker 17: then then why are you own the team and the
Speaker 17: guys all of the Do you know that was mister O'Malley.
Speaker 9: I go, okay, but still the shame.
Speaker 17: Uh, we're here trying to get ready to win a
Speaker 17: World Series. So now that evening there's a knock in
Speaker 17: my door, Davy Lopes in my roommate were we were
Speaker 17: watching the final four in the basketball our sweet sixteen.
Speaker 17: I'm sorry, and Ben Greer, who was mister O'Malley's personal
Speaker 17: handling in Chofur, came to doing said, Regie, mister O'Malley
Speaker 17: would like to see, well, everyone knows how the last
Speaker 17: four minutes.
Speaker 9: Are of a basketball game. There there. It took a
Speaker 9: little long, and I said, okay, I'll be right there.
Speaker 17: Well Ben wound up coming back and he said, regim,
Speaker 17: mister O'Malley, he said, and he says, he's right there.
Speaker 9: So he was outside my door in the.
Speaker 17: Golf cart, and he took me down to his suite
Speaker 17: and he said, you know to me that he said,
Speaker 17: asked me how come I wasn't afraid of him like
Speaker 17: everyone else. And I told him, well, you put your
Speaker 17: parts on one leg at a time like any other man,
Speaker 17: and when you die, they're gonna stick to your butt
Speaker 17: to the ground and you're gonna stink it. And I
Speaker 17: heard this laugh in the back room and it was
Speaker 17: missus O'Malley. And from that time on, mister O'Malley asked
Speaker 17: me you know and told me why I was there,
Speaker 17: and I thanked him for bringing me home to play
Speaker 17: in front of my parents and family at a time
Speaker 17: when I was at the best of my career. And
Speaker 17: I developed that same relationship with Peter O'Malley and he's
Speaker 17: a good friend and I understand he's going to be
Speaker 17: here today too, So I'm really excited.
Speaker 6: Not special, seventeen years of Major League Baseball, six glorious
Speaker 6: years back in LA after playing high school at Centennial
Speaker 6: High School? Was that always your dream, Reggie, to play
Speaker 6: for the Dodgers or was football in your future or
Speaker 6: how did this turn into a life?
Speaker 17: Actually I thought football was going to be in my
Speaker 17: future because I really loved the game and it had
Speaker 17: hoped and go to college to play football.
Speaker 9: But now you should life intervene.
Speaker 17: My dad got sick and it was an opportunity for
Speaker 17: me to help the family from that standpoint with a
Speaker 17: signing bonus with baseball, and my dad was a little
Speaker 17: bit upset with me at the time for choosing that route,
Speaker 17: but my mom said, hey, and that's what he wants
Speaker 17: to do, let him do it. And fortunately it turned
Speaker 17: out it was the right decision because I was able
Speaker 17: to play for twenty two years.
Speaker 6: Reggie Smith is surrounded by his family, his blood family,
Speaker 6: but also your Dodger family. Like you mentioned, Peter O'Malley,
Speaker 6: Dusty Baker's behind us, Kenny Landrew, Darryl Thomas. We saw
Speaker 6: earlier how much of a family were you guys.
Speaker 17: Just that that was fostered by not only the O'Malley family,
Speaker 17: but Tommy Lishorta. You know, that's how we treated each other.
Speaker 17: We looked out for each other. We did everything that
Speaker 17: families do. You know, we argued, but when it came
Speaker 17: time to put that uniform on, we were one, and
Speaker 17: we called ourselves like we were an octopus if one
Speaker 17: arm didn't get to the other wood And this guy's
Speaker 17: a Dusty and Garby say Bills in my late roomy uh,
Speaker 17: Davey Lopes and all of the other guys that were
Speaker 17: there made it a special time for me here, and
Speaker 17: we were a pretty good.
Speaker 11: Ball club, Reggie.
Speaker 6: When you think about your teams, they always talk about
Speaker 6: the infield, and rightfully so. But when the Dodgers acquired yourself,
Speaker 6: Dusty Baker, and Rick Monday, you pushed them over the top.
Speaker 6: Do you three have a similar bond in a different
Speaker 6: way than the infield did for all those years.
Speaker 17: We did, you know that outfield that played together for
Speaker 17: as long as we did six and a half years,
Speaker 17: and if you the infield played together for nine years,
Speaker 17: probably the longest in baseball history.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 17: We took care of one another, and like I said,
Speaker 17: we competed against each other because it was always the
Speaker 17: outfielders and the catchers hitting against the infielders and everything.
Speaker 9: So we pushed each other to excellence.
Speaker 6: Here's another thing that I've always wondered about you. Your
Speaker 6: post playing career meant so much to so many players,
Speaker 6: Mike Piazza, Tim Wallack, Eric Carrows as a coach because
Speaker 6: of the cerebral way you look at life and the
Speaker 6: way you look at baseball and hitting. Were you that
Speaker 6: way while you were playing? Or is that something that
Speaker 6: experience taught you.
Speaker 17: Experience is what gives you knowledge, and knowledge is what
Speaker 17: gives you wisdom. And I played the game how I
Speaker 17: was taught to play it and how he was believed
Speaker 17: that it's supposed to be played. And that's what intensity
Speaker 17: and uh, integrity and honesty. Uh, That's that's where I
Speaker 17: played the game. And Uh, anything that I do when
Speaker 17: I'm coaching or I'm teaching. I passed that along because
Speaker 17: I want them to not only love the game, but
Speaker 17: we have to kind of respect for it that it
Speaker 17: deserves and that's to be played.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 6: You seem like the type of person that you get
Speaker 6: more gratification health being others than what you did on
Speaker 6: the field.
Speaker 11: I mean, the list goes on and on.
Speaker 6: You know, kids that played college or high school baseball
Speaker 6: going all the way to the majors. How much do
Speaker 6: you feel like you've paid forward everything that you've learned?
Speaker 17: Well, you know, a long time ago, I learned what
Speaker 17: my purpose in life was, and that's to help people.
Speaker 17: And more importantly, you know, having my baseball hero being
Speaker 17: Jackie Robinson and living up to his motto that a
Speaker 17: life is only as important as the impact that it
Speaker 17: has on others. And that's what I endeavored to do,
Speaker 17: is whatever I can to help someone, And if it's
Speaker 17: through a gift that was passed along to me of
Speaker 17: being able to play the game and the knowledge that
Speaker 17: I gained from it, then that was a gift.
Speaker 9: And the only way to keep the gift is you
Speaker 9: have to share it.
Speaker 6: I guess you shared it with not only players, but
Speaker 6: coaches because out at and seen a Little League Reggie
Speaker 6: Smith's baseball camp. You have certainly taught the teachers.
Speaker 17: Well, that's all part of it, you know, the teaching aspect,
Speaker 17: de w Dan. They're the ones you can teach an individual,
Speaker 17: but if you teach a coach, you have an opportunity
Speaker 17: to to have an impact and teach thousands. So I
Speaker 17: do spend that kind of time in making sure that
Speaker 17: the teachers of the kids, the instructors of the kids,
Speaker 17: are knowledgeable and they understand their purpose in life.
Speaker 6: Reggie Smith is our guest. He's going to be honored
Speaker 6: in moments in the legends of Dodger Baseball. He'll be
Speaker 6: wearing that beautiful blue jacket the rest of his days.
Speaker 6: And before I let you go, since he's standing behind
Speaker 6: us there, Dusty Baker, I'm sure you heard about his
Speaker 6: book and the interviews he's done. He said if he
Speaker 6: was to pick one guy to be in a fight
Speaker 6: on his side, it would be Reggie Smith. What did
Speaker 6: you think about him saying that multiple times?
Speaker 17: Well, that's how I feel about him. I would want
Speaker 17: Dusty in my siety. He was always there for me
Speaker 17: and definitely missed the clutch. So yeah, I feel the
Speaker 17: same way about Dusty.
Speaker 6: It seems like it's a brotherhood, right, you mentioned Davey
Speaker 6: Lopes you Dusty, it seemed like a brotherhood.
Speaker 9: It is.
Speaker 17: We became brothers because not only we did the same thing,
Speaker 17: but we shared a lot of the same philosophy and
Speaker 17: attitude about how the game should be played.
Speaker 6: All right, Reggie, thanks a lot for the time, congratulations,
Speaker 6: and don't be afraid to run into Kyle Tucker for us.
Speaker 9: You got it, Okay, thank you? Alrighty, Hey David.
Speaker 6: There he is the great Reggie Smith, deservedly so being
Speaker 6: inducted into the Legends of Dodger Baseball.
Speaker 11: Tim, we'll send it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 5: All right, thanks a lot of DV. Congratulations to Reggie Smith.
Speaker 7: As we lead you out to first pitch, Dodgers and
Speaker 7: Brewers up next, we'll break down this great pitching matchup.
Speaker 5: Don't you go anywhere.
Speaker 7: I'm Tim Katson's the back to back World Cries champion
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Speaker 7: It's Dodgers and the Milwaukee Brewers on the Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 7: Congratulations to Reggie Smith, the latest legend of Dodgers Baseball
Speaker 7: ceremony wrapping up here at Uniclo Field at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 7: First pitch coming up at four fifteen.
Speaker 3: And now before the Dodgers hit the dining, we look
Speaker 3: at the pitching.
Speaker 7: Matchup, brought to you by your Toyota dealers. We make
Speaker 7: it easy. Jacob Mizowski makes it look easy. The miss
Speaker 7: eleven and five with a one seventy six RRA. That
Speaker 7: one seventy six rora is best in the major leagues
Speaker 7: by far. Chris Sale is behind him at two point
Speaker 7: one six. His two hundred and four strikeouts this year
Speaker 7: also best in Major League Baseball. He is ahead of
Speaker 7: Dylan c. Gavin Williams of the Cleveland Guardians. Massive Miserowski
Speaker 7: with two hundred and four strikeouts already this year.
Speaker 5: The twenty four year.
Speaker 7: Old and his second full season in the Big League,
Speaker 7: second time as an All Star, He right now is
Speaker 7: the front runner for the National League Cy Young Award.
Speaker 7: Fastball over one hundred miles an hour, cutter, slider and
Speaker 7: occasional curveball. Making his twenty third start this year, opponents
Speaker 7: are hitting just one forty seven against him. Last time out,
Speaker 7: six innings, three runs, four hits, nine strikeouts and a
Speaker 7: no decision against the Twins. This is his second career
Speaker 7: start against the Dodgers. Miserrowski got a three to one
Speaker 7: win in his only regular season meeting against them. That
Speaker 7: was back on July eighth of last year at American
Speaker 7: Family Feel. He wins six innings, allowed one run on
Speaker 7: four hits while striking out twelve. Another All Star, this
Speaker 7: one for the Dodgers. Getting the start today. Justin Robleski
Speaker 7: eleven and four with a three forty four ERA. The
Speaker 7: twenty six year old left ever having a great season,
Speaker 7: he has already established a career high at innings and wins.
Speaker 7: Making his twentyth start twenty first appearance, He's pitched at
Speaker 7: least six innings and fourteen of his nineteen starts years
Speaker 7: this year, last time out, three and a third innings
Speaker 7: wasn't good four runs, six hits, a home run, three walks,
Speaker 7: three strikeouts in a loss to the Diamondbacks. Since the
Speaker 7: All Star break, Justin Robleski has struggled three starts. He's
Speaker 7: oho and two with the nine to eighty eight ERA,
Speaker 7: fifteen earned runs, over thirteen and two third innings. He's
Speaker 7: also given up nine home runs in those three starts
Speaker 7: against the Brewers. Robuski oh to two with an eight
Speaker 7: ten ERA, including a loss back on May twenty second
Speaker 7: this season, where he gave up five runs on eight
Speaker 7: hits over five innings of work. Justin Robleski, Jacob Miseerowski.
Speaker 7: Dodgers and Brewers were fifteen minutes away for first pitch.
Speaker 9: Keys to the game.
Speaker 7: Our next, I'm Tim Kason is the back to back
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Speaker 7: Back out to the booth one final time, Charlie Seiner
Speaker 7: Rick Monday.
Speaker 10: Guys, All right, Tim, Now we get ready for Game
Speaker 10: three of the four game series the Dodgers coming off
Speaker 10: their three to one win last night. Thirty nine games
Speaker 10: remain in the regular season, and the Dodgers are trailing Milwaukee,
Speaker 10: the best record of the nation of the league by
Speaker 10: one game for home field.
Speaker 11: A bandage come playoff time.
Speaker 9: Well, we get a chance to see the miss today.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, don't blink, because you may miss the fastball.
Speaker 8: He's thrown eight hundred and thirty six pitches one hundred
Speaker 8: miles an hour or more. That's just the beginning. He's
Speaker 8: not allowed more than three earned runs in any start
Speaker 8: this season. That's on one side of the legend. On
Speaker 8: the other side is Justin Robleski, who hopefully has been
Speaker 8: able to kind of sort some things out. He's had
Speaker 8: too many pitches out over the late he has suffered
Speaker 8: the of the consequences because the last sixteen and the
Speaker 8: third innings that he's pitched, he has given up nine
Speaker 8: home runs. That needs to stop. And I think he's
Speaker 8: just been analyzing exactly what he needs to do to
Speaker 8: alleviate that.
Speaker 10: Game three of the four games series, the Dodgers and
Speaker 10: the burs will deal with the lineups and first pitching
Speaker 10: just a bit, Tim.
Speaker 7: All right, I'll keep it an eye on the Diamondbacks
Speaker 7: and the Padres, both in action San Diego in Cleveland.
Speaker 5: To take on the Guardians.
Speaker 7: That game just about to get underway, as is the
Speaker 7: Snakes and the Braves down south in Atlanta. David bassanids
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