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 6: Are making plans.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a singular focus on controlling what they can control.
Speaker 8: Now your pregame host of the world champion LA Dodgers,
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Speaker 3: deck on this Wednesday, June the third, as your back
Speaker 3: to back World champion. Los Angeles Dodgers sit atop the
Speaker 3: NL West thirty nine and twenty two overall in this season.
Speaker 3: After splitting the first two games in the Desert, the
Speaker 3: Dodgers and Snakes are back at it tonight with show
Speaker 3: hay Otany on the mound. First pitch from Chase Field
Speaker 3: and Phoenix is coming up. Six forty coming up over
Speaker 3: the next hour here on Morogo Casino Dodgers on deck.
Speaker 3: You were gonna hear from the manager Dave Roberts's David
Speaker 3: Vas sass down with the Dodger skipper for forty five minutes,
Speaker 3: we'll hear from Mookie Betts. We'll dive deeper into this
Speaker 3: pitching matchup. Of course, DV checks in throughout the hour.
Speaker 3: We got your Dodgers magical moment. Shortly, Kirsten Watson from
Speaker 3: Sports in at LA will join us from the booth
Speaker 3: there in Phoenix, and in just a couple of minutes
Speaker 3: we'll head out to the gallop before broadcast booth with
Speaker 3: Tim Neffertt and Rick monday Well. Last night, Eric Lower
Speaker 3: the left hander, got the ball and he got some
Speaker 3: early run support to work with Dodgers going up against Well,
Speaker 3: one of the better pitchers for the Diamondbacks this year,
Speaker 3: and Michael Soroka. He was seven to two coming in.
Speaker 3: Now that changed quickly in the first show, Hey O
Speaker 3: Tani got on board. Then Freddie Freeman brought them both in.
Speaker 2: Want to pitch to Freddy swings hits a drive to
Speaker 2: right field, way back. This ball is gone, it's tuned
Speaker 2: up and Dodgers Freddy Freeman home run number nine, the
Speaker 2: three hundred and seventy sixth career home run in the
Speaker 2: thirtieth in his career against the Diamondbacks. Oh in a
Speaker 2: shot by Freeman to get the scoring going here.
Speaker 6: Tonight and only the fifth home run off of Soroka
Speaker 6: this year.
Speaker 3: Freddie Freeman delivers right away in the first inning with
Speaker 3: a two run home run, his ninth last over the year.
Speaker 3: Dodgers up two and to nothing, and then in the second,
Speaker 3: Showy Otani, after a double in the first, tripled down
Speaker 3: the right field line of the second, scoring rushing in
Speaker 3: Freeland that doubled the lead.
Speaker 5: The Dodgers were up ford to nothing.
Speaker 3: Eric Lower had some run support to work with, but
Speaker 3: he gave back a couple of runs. Corbyn Carroll home
Speaker 3: run in the third and a sack fly in the fifth.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, it was a Forded two game.
Speaker 3: Laura is out to the bullpen.
Speaker 5: They went.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers offense, though, provided some insurance runs which proved
Speaker 3: to be key. Started off at the top of the seventh.
Speaker 3: Andy pot haz a sack fly to left. That's called
Speaker 3: score Dalton rush. She made it a five to two
Speaker 3: Dodgers lead. Then Mookie Betts tacked on another one.
Speaker 2: Oh he swings rips us left field backs so base hit.
Speaker 9: Oh Tony will come on and score.
Speaker 1: It is six to two.
Speaker 9: Herky Bets with a two out run scoring single.
Speaker 6: Oh, this is a Dodger ball club right now, and
Speaker 6: right in this inning, it looks like a very well
Speaker 6: oiled machine.
Speaker 5: Indeed, they did.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers in the seventh inning, attack on two more.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers up six to two, feeling good about where
Speaker 3: they were sitting with the bullpen pitching as well as
Speaker 3: they have been. Unfortunately, the Diamondbacks just would not go away,
Speaker 3: as Nolan Arenado doubled the left scoring a pair that
Speaker 3: made it a six to four game.
Speaker 5: Then a walk from Will Klimb.
Speaker 3: Brought in another run made it a six to five
Speaker 3: Dodgers lead. What was a four run lead was down
Speaker 3: to one in the eighth, though Will Klein would come
Speaker 3: back out Tanners Scott would get the ninth, would give
Speaker 3: up a hit, strike out a batter, no damage done
Speaker 3: as the Dodgers hang on for a six to five
Speaker 3: win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Blake Tryning gets the winning relief.
Speaker 3: Tanner Scott picks up his sixth save of the year.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers hand Michael Soroka his third loss of the
Speaker 3: year after he gave up four runs over six innings.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers back on the winning track now at thirty
Speaker 3: nine and twenty two on the season. With the win
Speaker 3: over the Snakes and the Padres also losing yesterday, the
Speaker 3: Dodgers gain ground in the NL West, now six games
Speaker 3: up over San Diego, six and a half games up
Speaker 3: over Arizona going into play tonight, and they give the
Speaker 3: ball to show Hey Otani, who will pitch and hit
Speaker 3: as a designated hit her first pitch at six forty.
Speaker 3: With more, Let's head out to the Galloping four broadcast
Speaker 3: booth as we welcome in Tim Nevertt and Rick Monday.
Speaker 9: Guys, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Tim Roof closed again here for the third straight ballgame
Speaker 2: in Arizona, as the Dodgers take on the Diamondbacks. Start
Speaker 2: the night the six game lead over the Padres, who
Speaker 2: are in action currently against the Philadelphia Phillies. The Diamondbacks
Speaker 2: six and a half back at thirty two and twenty
Speaker 2: eight nineteen and eleven at home, the Dodgers an identical
Speaker 2: record bought on the road nineteen and eleven, thirty nine
Speaker 2: and twenty two overall. Show hal Tony makes his tenth start,
Speaker 2: five and two and a zero point eight two earn
Speaker 2: run average, he'll go against right hander Zach Gallon Gallon
Speaker 2: three and four in a five sixteen era. Last night,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers did things in pairs. They got two runs
Speaker 2: in the first two and the second and two in
Speaker 2: the seventh. It's a good thing they got those two
Speaker 2: in the seventh, hope, because they needed every single one
Speaker 2: of them to come away with that six to five.
Speaker 6: With Yeah, so many times we take the bootpin for granted,
Speaker 6: that was not the case last night. With three walks
Speaker 6: that were issued in that seventh ending in for Arizona,
Speaker 6: they took advantage of it. In fact, overall four walks,
Speaker 6: three given up by Kyle Hurt, which is really out
Speaker 6: of character for him to come in. So we're going
Speaker 6: to see Otani tonight. There's a great line when Heroldo
Speaker 6: Prodomo of the Arizona time the backswes asked about Otani.
Speaker 6: His quote was, he's from another planet. He's the only
Speaker 6: guy that can do it and dual purpose tonight. But
Speaker 6: Dave Roberts is telling you a little bit earlier, he's
Speaker 6: going to get well a rest tomorrow.
Speaker 2: He will get a rest tomorrow, and maybe he's from
Speaker 2: another planet, but he is doing things that nobody's heard
Speaker 2: of before, and we're here in the month of June.
Speaker 2: He's now popped up in the top ten in batting
Speaker 2: average in the National League. He's got the lowest RA
Speaker 2: at eight two MO. We're legitimately talking about a guy,
Speaker 2: and granted there's a lot of season left, we're talking
Speaker 2: about a guy who mathematically could win the Cy Young
Speaker 2: Award and the batting title in the same season.
Speaker 6: Never been done, no, But when you look at the
Speaker 6: last seventeen games, he's hit four point fifteen, He's twenty
Speaker 6: seven for sixty five. He's had seven doubles in that
Speaker 6: period of time, two triples, he's had three home runs
Speaker 6: knocked in sixteen scored thirteen and as you mentioned that below,
Speaker 6: one also in that time span. So this is the
Speaker 6: ball club, but one guy can't do it. And the
Speaker 6: Dodgers last night they needed everybody to contribute. That's exactly
Speaker 6: what took place. And there's two more games left to
Speaker 6: play in this series. Dodgors liked nothing better to do,
Speaker 6: obviously than to make it three out of the four
Speaker 6: in the win column.
Speaker 2: Will Smith back in the lineup doing the catching tonight.
Speaker 2: He'll bat seventh for the Dodgers, and the lineup has
Speaker 2: some length to it. I mean, you've got a guy
Speaker 2: like Will Smith batting seventh in your lineup. Things are
Speaker 2: pretty good in front of him. Moki bats did have
Speaker 2: a hit last night. It was an important hit. Freddy
Speaker 2: Freeman had three hits last night. Otani had two hits
Speaker 2: last night, and he's been on base now on eighteen straight.
Speaker 6: Max Munsey showed some frustration yesterday in batting practice. Back
Speaker 6: when his batting practice session ended, he retired a baseball
Speaker 6: bat wound up in a couple of different pieces. Didn't
Speaker 6: see Munsey's swinging the bat today, but he would like,
Speaker 6: obviously to get a going that. I just need his
Speaker 6: bat in there. And interesting, Alex call is in there
Speaker 6: batting in the eighth spot and playing in left field tonight.
Speaker 2: Diamondbacks thirty two and twenty eight, the Dodgers thirty nine
Speaker 2: and twenty two. Dodgers trying to take a lead in
Speaker 2: this series. That's even at a game. Apiece, lineups and
Speaker 2: first pitch not that far away.
Speaker 3: Tim, all right, thank you guys, as we count you
Speaker 3: down to first pitch on this Wednesday night.
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Speaker 3: in with David bad Say, will you dive deeper into
Speaker 3: this pitching matchup. It's a good one show. Hey, Otani
Speaker 3: on the mount what up next? We'll get your o
Speaker 3: Tani rewind. Hey, we'll hear from Kirsten Watson from Sports Net.
Speaker 1: Ally.
Speaker 3: That's all coming up as we lead you up to
Speaker 3: Dodgers and Diamondbacks on this Wednesday night, Game three of
Speaker 3: this four game set from the Desert.
Speaker 5: Thanks for being with us.
Speaker 3: I'm Tim Kates as the back to back World Series
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Speaker 3: Shoe Hate Otanians Dak gallon the pitching matchup. First pitch
Speaker 3: coming up at six forty.
Speaker 1: This is the Otani.
Speaker 2: Rewide one one pitch to Otani. He swings, rips it
Speaker 2: to right field. That's headed to the corner.
Speaker 9: Show a rounding first. He's on his way to second.
Speaker 2: He'll be in with a stand up leadoff double double
Speaker 2: number fourteen on the season for Otani. Two on one out,
Speaker 2: Soroka checks the runners out of the stretch, delivers home
Speaker 2: and this one pulled down the right field.
Speaker 1: Side fairball right on the line.
Speaker 2: Around third, comes rushing, He'll score. Freeland's gonna get waved
Speaker 2: around Otani around second. He's in the third with a
Speaker 2: pop up side safe. It's four k nothing Dodgers on
Speaker 2: a two run triple for show Hey Otani.
Speaker 3: Show, Hey Otani, his fourteen double of the year, his
Speaker 3: second triple of the year. He scored twice, drove in
Speaker 3: a pair of runs, on base three times in all.
Speaker 3: Now aboutting two ninety three on this season. As the
Speaker 3: Dodgers held on to beat the Snakes last night, six
Speaker 3: to five.
Speaker 8: This is Kirston's Corner with Kirston Watson.
Speaker 9: Hey Kirson.
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Speaker 3: series in Phoenix against the Diamondbacks and tonight It's show
Speaker 3: hey Otani night.
Speaker 5: As he is pitching and hitting.
Speaker 10: Kirston, he's doing it all like he always does. But
Speaker 10: for him, you know, as much as he has been
Speaker 10: excellent this year, there's a few things he wants to
Speaker 10: lock in tonight. Obviously we've seen the back get going,
Speaker 10: we've seen what he's been able to do on the mound,
Speaker 10: but if you look at his last few starts, the
Speaker 10: fastball command just hasn't really been there, and it's been
Speaker 10: a bit of a grind. Even after the games, he's
Speaker 10: talked about how he just didn't feel right, and I
Speaker 10: think of look at his last outing, that was probably
Speaker 10: the first time we actually saw some true frustration from
Speaker 10: him and what he was able to do on the mound,
Speaker 10: even though even though of course it was six no
Speaker 10: hit innings, but you could still see just the frustration
Speaker 10: that he was dealing with trying to navigate through that outing.
Speaker 5: So for him.
Speaker 10: Today, it's hoping to kind of get that back going,
Speaker 10: and then obviously he's been excellent at the play it.
Speaker 10: I believe it's an eighteen game on bay streak, so
Speaker 10: looking to continue to either give himself some run support
Speaker 10: or even just set the tone offensively.
Speaker 3: Now I'm listening in the background. It feels like a
Speaker 3: buzz in the air with show Hey pitching tonight. Does
Speaker 3: it feel different with show Hay pitching against Zach Gallen
Speaker 3: a Dodger's Diamondback series in Arizona was show Hay pitching.
Speaker 5: You know what it does.
Speaker 10: But I also think there's a few lairs to it.
Speaker 10: It feels different because you look at how these first.
Speaker 5: Two games have been.
Speaker 10: They haven't been easy wins or I guess, only one
Speaker 10: win last night, But it hasn't been an easy matchup
Speaker 10: for the Dodgers. We saw in Game one unable to
Speaker 10: get things going offensively early, the Diamondbacks being really aggressive.
Speaker 10: Of course, we saw the long ball for them in
Speaker 10: that Game one. Then last night the Dodgers take a
Speaker 10: big lead, the Diamondbacks once the bullpen comes in, start
Speaker 10: chipping away trying to get things going. We saw one
Speaker 10: too many walks yesterday. So it's been clear that this
Speaker 10: series has been far from an easy one, and obviously
Speaker 10: they didn't expect that coming in considering how well the
Speaker 10: Diamondbacks have been playing as of late. But I do
Speaker 10: think it's proven to be a little bit more challenging
Speaker 10: than maybe the Dodgers had expected. So when you have
Speaker 10: a matchup like Zach Gallan, who technically the numbers this
Speaker 10: year have not been his best, but when he's of
Speaker 10: course going up against a lineup like the Dodgers, I
Speaker 10: have to imagine he's going to get back to the
Speaker 10: Zach Gallon that we are so used to seeing, the
Speaker 10: very successful one. And then you have someone with show
Speaker 10: Heyo Tani who has been lights out all year, and
Speaker 10: it's also kind of just what can he not do?
Speaker 10: So even Dave Roberts said this afternoon that so show
Speaker 10: how Tani is actually going to be down tomorrow. He's
Speaker 10: not going to be in s the DH he will
Speaker 10: be available late off the bench if need be. So
Speaker 10: that means he can truly empty the tank today. What
Speaker 10: does that mean to me? That means that show he
Speaker 10: might throw a no hitter with three home runs, but like.
Speaker 5: We don't know, you know.
Speaker 10: So that I think brings a little extra buzz to
Speaker 10: this matchup tonight, into this game, because you do have
Speaker 10: two aces that are going up against each other, and for.
Speaker 3: Show Hey O Tani, a little run stopport would be great,
Speaker 3: like the Dodgers did last night, at least early on
Speaker 3: for Eric Lauer, and the Dodgers' injury update continues to
Speaker 3: get good news, getting some arms.
Speaker 5: Back and down in Triple I.
Speaker 3: Looks like Tommy Edmund Kirston is slowly building himself back up.
Speaker 9: He sure is.
Speaker 10: You know, he's gonna be down in with ok see
Speaker 10: for at least like three weeks to get the full
Speaker 10: time with his i el stint. But Dave Roberts day
Speaker 10: was saying that, you know, he's playing in left field tonight,
Speaker 10: and a part of that, you know, when he had
Speaker 10: first started gearing up for his rehab assignment, everything was
Speaker 10: about how you know he's gonna focus on the infield,
Speaker 10: focus on playing second and right now Dave has said
Speaker 10: that he's gonna be doing doing a few things. He's
Speaker 10: obviously a utility player, so left tonight, we've seen him
Speaker 10: in center field. He'll take some reps at second, He'll
Speaker 10: do a few reps at third. Now second is still
Speaker 10: the priority. But Dave Roberts did say today that by
Speaker 10: having him kind of play all over, a part of
Speaker 10: it is a testament to the confidence that they have
Speaker 10: truly had in a guy like Alex Freeland, and even
Speaker 10: in general with some of these younger players are really
Speaker 10: stepping up right now. Dalton Rushing is getting more opportunities
Speaker 10: behind the plate, and it feels like kind of the
Speaker 10: list goes on. So when it comes to Tommy and specific,
Speaker 10: he's kind of going to be doing a little bit
Speaker 10: of everything, but it does still feel like a bulk
Speaker 10: of the work will be at Second when he returns.
Speaker 5: We appreciate you, Kirston. We will check in with you
Speaker 5: after the game.
Speaker 3: Coming up here on Dodgers on Deck, David vas say
Speaker 3: we'll join us. He'll he'll go one on one with
Speaker 3: Dave Roberts, the Dodger manager, get his thoughts on this series.
Speaker 3: But up next we'll get you an injury report and
Speaker 3: we'll hear from Mookie Betts as we leads up to
Speaker 3: Dodgers and Diamondbacks on this Wednesday night, first pitch of
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Speaker 3: Hey Otani and Zach Gallon. The pitching matchup, first pitch
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Speaker 8: This is the LA Dodgers Injury.
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Speaker 3: Los Angeles Dodgers. Teoscar Hernandez on the IL with the
Speaker 3: left hamstring strain, kyk Hernandez on the IL with the
Speaker 3: left oblique injury. Tyler glass Now on the iel the
Speaker 3: lower back spasms, Blake Snell sixty DAYIL after the elbow surgery.
Speaker 3: He joins Edwin Diaz who had that same nanoscope injury
Speaker 3: and surgery performed by doctor Neil Eltroje brock Stewart on
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Speaker 3: Tommy Edmond, as Cursten alluded to as an Oakle, I'm
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Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 3: Last night, the Dodgers held on for a six to
Speaker 3: five win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. What proved to be
Speaker 3: the game winning run was an RBI single the seventh
Speaker 3: for Mookie Betts, who also had a great night with
Speaker 3: the glove and afterwards talk with David Besse.
Speaker 7: Mookie bets huge for the Dodgers in the final three
Speaker 7: innings of tonight's game. He drives in what turns out
Speaker 7: to be the difference in the game, and also great
Speaker 7: defense at shortstop.
Speaker 9: Mookie, first of all, in.
Speaker 7: The seventh inning with the Diamondbacks threatening, Freddie had the
Speaker 7: presence of mind to come to you on that ground
Speaker 7: ball by Peven Smith.
Speaker 9: Were you expecting that?
Speaker 5: H No?
Speaker 4: But I mean when you're just playing the game, especially
Speaker 4: with people like Freddy, you just get smart and you
Speaker 4: just know how to take the take the easy outs,
Speaker 4: you know, And that was kind of a play that
Speaker 4: just kind of happened, and it made it pretty easy Mookie.
Speaker 7: Eighth inning, again, all you at shortstop, not an easy
Speaker 7: double play to turn.
Speaker 9: How different coat was it to be able to track
Speaker 9: the ball.
Speaker 7: With the runner in front of you and the runner
Speaker 7: bearing down on second base?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know it was. I mean, they paid me
Speaker 4: to take to fill the ground ball, so you know,
Speaker 4: that's a that's a play I gotta make there. It's
Speaker 4: just this field sometimes takes some weird hops. But again,
Speaker 4: I get paid to do it, so I better make
Speaker 4: it happen.
Speaker 9: You also get paid to hit the ball.
Speaker 7: How good does it feel to know that the Diamondbacks
Speaker 7: came back and you grind it through a game and
Speaker 7: your RBI was the difference tonight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, it's it's it's just good to know.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, like I said, I look up
Speaker 4: at the number and it's not very encouraging. But I
Speaker 4: feel like I've been contributing to the team and wins
Speaker 4: and whatnot. So that's all I really care about. As
Speaker 4: long as I contribute and they help the boys win.
Speaker 5: You know, that's I can go to sleep at night.
Speaker 7: You've been doing that since twenty twenty. You do it
Speaker 7: in the regular season. Again, Thanks Mookie, so their thanks fast.
Speaker 3: All right, there is Mookie Bets with David Vatsa after
Speaker 3: the Dodgers six to five win.
Speaker 5: Hanging on and beating the snow last night.
Speaker 3: When we continue here on Dodgers on Deck, we will
Speaker 3: check in with David Basse live from Chase Field in
Speaker 3: Arizona as we leaves up.
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Speaker 3: I'm Tim Kates as the back to back World Series
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Speaker 3: All right, DV show, Hey O Toani the two tonight.
Speaker 3: But what's the plan after tonight?
Speaker 7: Well, Dave Roberts, who you're going to hear from later
Speaker 7: in the show, laid it out for us. But sneak
Speaker 7: peek spoiler alert show Aotani will not be in the
Speaker 7: starting lineup tomorrow. It's a planned day off, but Dave
Speaker 7: Roberts said it's one of those days that he could
Speaker 7: come off the bench as a pinch hitter if needed. So, uh, tonight,
Speaker 7: O'tani will be the two way player, something he prefers,
Speaker 7: but in the interest of keeping Otani fresh for the
Speaker 7: entire year, the Dodgers decided in this situation they're not
Speaker 7: going to have Otani play tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: The part of the reason why tim the Dodgers have
Speaker 7: lined up Otani to make his starts on Wednesdays. If
Speaker 7: you look at the Dodgers' schedule, especially in the first
Speaker 7: half of the season, you'll notice that there's a lot
Speaker 7: of off days on Thursdays. And my understanding, you know,
Speaker 7: I thought that Sunday would be the best day to
Speaker 7: load manage him and start him, but I guess he
Speaker 7: prefers not to start those day games a consistent basis,
Speaker 7: So Wednesdays make the most sense for him because of
Speaker 7: that Thursday off day. But in a case like tomorrow,
Speaker 7: where this is a four game series, the Dodgers can
Speaker 7: do with Dave Roberts' plans, and that's to have Otawi
Speaker 7: not in the starting lineup but available to come off
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Speaker 5: Looks like the Bulldogs record's gonna survive.
Speaker 9: David, Yeah, how about this.
Speaker 7: A reporter, a national reporter, jumped the gun on Oral
Speaker 7: Herscheizer while he was on the field. He thought Sanchez
Speaker 7: was done after six innings and started to ask Oral
Speaker 7: questions about Sanchez possibly breaking his record. But that reporter
Speaker 7: didn't realize that Sanchez was going out for the seventh inning,
Speaker 7: and he got the first two outs before giving up
Speaker 7: a run. So the streak for Christopher Sanchez ends at
Speaker 7: fifty to two thirds consecutive scoreless innings. So at least
Speaker 7: for now, Oral Herscheiser's record is safe at fifty nine
Speaker 7: consecutive scoreless innings. It was the Padres that scored that
Speaker 7: run off of Sanchez, who has been marvelous in fact him.
Speaker 7: You probably know this, but a lot of younger generation
Speaker 7: don't realize this or all. Herscheizer's consecutive scoreless inning streak
Speaker 7: is actually sixty seven because he pitched eight scoreless innings
Speaker 7: in Game one of the NLCS. Now, we don't count
Speaker 7: the postseason, but in reality, he did pitch sixty seven
Speaker 7: consecutive scoreless innings.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna go ahead and county because it does count,
Speaker 3: even though it is the postseason.
Speaker 5: All right, David.
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Speaker 3: We're looking ahead of this weekend's races as we picked
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Speaker 5: What do you like in this one?
Speaker 7: I'm going with the number six horse, free and humble.
Speaker 3: Oh, always free and humble, David Vets say, I'm gonna
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Speaker 7: Well, we got to start this off by saying thank
Speaker 7: you to Rick Monday, who had lunch with one of
Speaker 7: his fancy famous friends and got me an autograph.
Speaker 6: One of my college buddies, Bobby Herbeck, who used to
Speaker 6: tell us I've got this idea maybe doing a movie
Speaker 6: or something like that, and might have animals and they
Speaker 6: can talk, and we'll do this and they do that.
Speaker 6: We would turn it and said Bobby, just be quiet. Well,
Speaker 6: Bobby Herbeck was one of the originators of the teenage
Speaker 6: Mutant Ninja turtles.
Speaker 9: Oh I've heard of that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, you've heard of that. So I had lunch
Speaker 6: with Bobby today, not to drop a name, but a
Speaker 6: former Arizona State guy. And he said, hey, by the way,
Speaker 6: I promised David Bassey an autographed poster. So I was
Speaker 6: just the mailman today.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I appreciate that, Rick, and thank you to Bobby.
Speaker 6: And a wonderful guy and a lot of amusement. And
Speaker 6: it's just very creative. He's been an actor. He does voiceover.
Speaker 6: In fact, there's a navigation app but I will not
Speaker 6: mention the name that he actually has his voice on it.
Speaker 6: So I changed that today, and it's kind of an
Speaker 6: upbeat and kind of hip and you know, it says, hey,
Speaker 6: if you don't mine which am I making a turn?
Speaker 6: And he does in a different voice.
Speaker 9: So he'll he'll be with you wherever you go from
Speaker 9: now on.
Speaker 6: Well, it depends on which way you're going to go.
Speaker 9: Okay, gotcha?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Hey, we know which way show hey o Tani
Speaker 7: is going and it's going in a very good way.
Speaker 7: As a pitcher and a hitter, Rick, will you ever
Speaker 7: get tired of seeing this?
Speaker 9: Do you feel a little something extra?
Speaker 6: No, I've said this before, and I imagine I'm will
Speaker 6: continue to say. You don't dare take your eyes off
Speaker 6: of him, David. You see things that you just had
Speaker 6: not seen before, whether it be swinging a bat, whether
Speaker 6: it be running the bases. Tonight it's going to be,
Speaker 6: you know, throwing the baseball on top of it. You
Speaker 6: just don't dare take your eyes off of him. There
Speaker 6: was a great quote also today and you start to
Speaker 6: look at well, how is he perceived by you know,
Speaker 6: by others, and if we're looking at the herald of
Speaker 6: Perdomo he was asked about show heyo, Tan, he goes
Speaker 6: the guy's got to be from another planet.
Speaker 9: I don't think you ever thought you would see a
Speaker 9: player like this, Rick.
Speaker 6: No, not on a consistent basis. You know, we've seen
Speaker 6: guys that can pitch, we've seen guys that can hit,
Speaker 6: but to do it to the level that he does, David,
Speaker 6: and I think you know the other thing too, how
Speaker 6: about the inner toughness that he has because the spotlight
Speaker 6: is always on him. I mean from the moment he
Speaker 6: comes out of a dungout, the cameras are there, He's
Speaker 6: aware of it, but he does not let it interfere
Speaker 6: what he has to do and to be able to
Speaker 6: get ready. I know what it took from a hitter
Speaker 6: standpoint to get ready for a game. Well, he's getting
Speaker 6: ready for games to hitt. And this is after he's
Speaker 6: only been in the outfield or in the bullpen working
Speaker 6: on the pitching. I mean, the stamina that he has
Speaker 6: is off the charge to begin with, and the accomplishment
Speaker 6: that he has is really off the charge.
Speaker 9: I'm glad you brought that up.
Speaker 7: How much do we that never played the game at
Speaker 7: this high level fail to appreciate the fact that, yes,
Speaker 7: he has gifted athletically, but how mentally tough does he
Speaker 7: have to be to do this?
Speaker 6: Yeah, because to get to this level, I don't understand it,
Speaker 6: to be honest with you. But he's so meticulous in
Speaker 6: what he does when he's warming up to throw the ball,
Speaker 6: whether it be in the bullpen or just throwing in
Speaker 6: the outfield, He's always analyzing his release point, his stride,
Speaker 6: have the ball's moving, what's the spin rate, what's the
Speaker 6: ball doing as far as is it different today than
Speaker 6: it was yesterday or the day before? And then you
Speaker 6: start to figure out and oh, by the way, as
Speaker 6: a hitter, well, the last seventeen games, he's only hitting
Speaker 6: four or fifteen.
Speaker 9: I guess he's figured things out.
Speaker 6: Might be onto something right there.
Speaker 9: Hey, I was going to ask you one other thing.
Speaker 7: You've seen and broadcasted a lot of games at Coursefield
Speaker 7: and here at Chase Field. Does it feel like this
Speaker 7: ballpark sometimes plays as small as Coursefield at times?
Speaker 6: Well, remember when they had a couple of other pitchers
Speaker 6: that were here with Arizona. You think of shilling Shilly,
Speaker 6: for one, said that he did not want the roof
Speaker 6: closed when he was pitching because he felt it the
Speaker 6: boll traveled much better when the roof was closed. Well,
Speaker 6: this is the third game in a row in this series.
Speaker 6: The roof is going to be closed. I don't know
Speaker 6: how much it affects this or that.
Speaker 11: That part.
Speaker 6: I don't really know, Leave it up to physicist on
Speaker 6: that end of it. It's cooler air obviously with the
Speaker 6: roof closed that it is outside where it's about one
Speaker 6: hundred degrees right now.
Speaker 9: It's a dry heat, Rick, don't forget it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, so's the desert by the way, we're in,
Speaker 6: not the desert beve. We're in the valley of the Sun.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the sun's going down, by the way.
Speaker 9: I like your Arizona State Polo today.
Speaker 6: At least once every trip got to go to the
Speaker 6: ASU with shirt so with the little devil on the
Speaker 6: left sleeve.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I love it. Just a reminder.
Speaker 6: Well, especially I had lunch today with a fellow sun devil.
Speaker 9: That's right, I'd say both successes.
Speaker 6: So Bobby says, enjoy the poster.
Speaker 9: Thanks Rick, thanks a lot for stopping my pleasure.
Speaker 11: Pal.
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Speaker 7: little bit later with the roof close at Chase Field.
Speaker 9: We'll send it back to you Tim Slack.
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Speaker 7: It's time for our Managers meeting. Brought to you by
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Speaker 7: on Otani Day. Dave, thanks a lot for the time
Speaker 7: and great to be in the desert with you.
Speaker 11: Great to be with you, Dave.
Speaker 12: You know, as we're sitting here in my office getting
Speaker 12: ready for this game, it was nice to get a
Speaker 12: win last night. How we got the win, so now
Speaker 12: we have a chance to go up to one of
Speaker 12: the series. And as you said, it is O tawny day.
Speaker 12: He's going to be pitching and hitting today, so it
Speaker 12: should be a good one.
Speaker 7: Does it feel different on the days that he's doing
Speaker 7: this two way thing, because I don't know, there seems
Speaker 7: to be a little heightened level around the clubhouse, around
Speaker 7: the stadium whenever he's doing this.
Speaker 12: There is I think that you know, with certain pitchers
Speaker 12: on their start day, I think there's that extra kind
Speaker 12: of buzz in the air in the locker room, and
Speaker 12: you have that with show hey and even just watching them,
Speaker 12: you know, walk past my office earlier. There's a different
Speaker 12: kind of folks on days that he's pitching and you
Speaker 12: know that heightened sense of intensity.
Speaker 7: Joey Vado said recently that we may be witnessing the
Speaker 7: single greatest season by any player in baseball history.
Speaker 11: Is it hard to.
Speaker 7: Even wrap your head around that when you're in it
Speaker 7: every day?
Speaker 12: It is, But I think that I think the people
Speaker 12: here appreciate, you know, because you see it every day
Speaker 12: in one sense. In another sense that you appreciate all
Speaker 12: that goes into his preparation and the expectations and the mental,
Speaker 12: the physical and all that kind of stuff, the emotions.
Speaker 11: But I agree with Joey.
Speaker 12: I just think that, you know, we get so caught
Speaker 12: up and he should have a twelve hundred ops and
Speaker 12: he's not hitting fifty homers, but not appreciating what he's
Speaker 12: doing on the pitching side, and it's just something that
Speaker 12: we haven't seen ever to this caliber, and I don't
Speaker 12: think we ever will.
Speaker 7: In all of his starts except one he's touched the
Speaker 7: sixth inning, what more can he do as a pitcher
Speaker 7: to you allow himself to have greater results?
Speaker 12: Well, I mean, if you just kind of separate the
Speaker 12: pitching part of it, I think it's just speaks to
Speaker 12: the command. I think that the pitch efficiency. His last
Speaker 12: few haven't been great per his standards, and so if
Speaker 12: he can do that, then it's the six seven innings,
Speaker 12: eight innings, things like that. But I think the last
Speaker 12: few starts he's been fighting himself his delivery, and then
Speaker 12: you know, just hasn't had that command.
Speaker 7: I remember both you and Showhay said after his start
Speaker 7: in San Diego he was fighting himself, but there was
Speaker 7: something a little bit more, maybe the body wasn't responding.
Speaker 7: Is that what you were alluding to. I don't want
Speaker 7: to put words in your mouth.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's a little bit of it.
Speaker 12: And I think that's kind of a Joe Evado's point
Speaker 12: in the sense of you're an everyday hitter and you're
Speaker 12: swinging the bat, you run the bases, and you're obviously
Speaker 12: been productive really a lot recently, and so then now
Speaker 12: you've got to turn into the picture and your body's
Speaker 12: got to be synced up, because as a pitcher, all
Speaker 12: you do all week is kind of get your body
Speaker 12: in tune with being a pitcher. So it's it's two
Speaker 12: different movements for the pitcher of the hitter, and so
Speaker 12: it is a little bit tougher to kind of, you know,
Speaker 12: get it is easier to get out of whack, and
Speaker 12: so those are things that he's been fighting. But even
Speaker 12: when he is fighting himself, he still go good enough
Speaker 12: to go you know, five innings, scoreless.
Speaker 7: Dave Roberts is our guest the Manager's Meeting, presented by
Speaker 7: Downey Hyundai. Dave, you seem to predetermine when Otani will
Speaker 7: hit and pitch and maybe even the day after.
Speaker 9: Have you decided about tomorrow.
Speaker 12: Yeah, he's not going to hit tomorrow, so tomorrow will
Speaker 12: be in our recovery day. But he'll be ready to
Speaker 12: come off the bench if we need it.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 12: As a manager, I find it sometimes beneficial to get
Speaker 12: ahead of it, to let you know, in this case,
Speaker 12: let show hey empty the take on the pitching the
Speaker 12: hitting side, to know that tomorrow he's going to be
Speaker 12: down and so not kind of play to any type
Speaker 12: of results. And I think sometimes as a player, as
Speaker 12: a former player, it was freeing to know so kind
Speaker 12: of what's to come in the coming days, and I
Speaker 12: think that that's a good thing.
Speaker 7: Does it also help you no matter what takes place.
Speaker 7: He could hit for the cycle tonight and you know,
Speaker 7: go eight innings, but helps you not to be tempted
Speaker 7: to say, Okay, tomorrow you're going to hit.
Speaker 12: Yeah, And you know the things that that game is
Speaker 12: a dangerous game to play because then it doesn't speak
Speaker 12: to process. And there's also a little bait and switch
Speaker 12: from the player. And you could also argue that he
Speaker 12: hit for the cycle because he was freed up knowing
Speaker 12: he can empty the tank. So those are things that
Speaker 12: for me, I have a clear kind of idea and
Speaker 12: what I do, and you've got to be willing to,
Speaker 12: you know, stay with that process and that decision making consistently.
Speaker 7: Speaking of the process, you had a process as a player.
Speaker 7: You hear your players talk about loving the process. As
Speaker 7: a manager, now do you still love the process? How
Speaker 7: much do you love the process of being the manager
Speaker 7: of the back to back world champion Dodgers and being
Speaker 7: a huge part of the process to help them win.
Speaker 11: I do. I love it. Don't take it for granted.
Speaker 12: I think in that vein, you know, just making sure
Speaker 12: that I, for example, keep Will Smith rested to kind
Speaker 12: of involve Dalton rushing, which we've done. We talked about
Speaker 12: that earlier, you know, in the spring, you know, assimilating
Speaker 12: you know, Alex Freeland or Hay Soong, Kim Moore and
Speaker 12: using Mickey ro as a mentor and giving him spots starts,
Speaker 12: which we've done. And you know, one of these next
Speaker 12: couple of days, I'm gonna give Andy a day off,
Speaker 12: you know, four days on the turf, and I want
Speaker 12: him to play. He wants to play, but I think
Speaker 12: that getting Alex Call in there, which we've done, keeping
Speaker 12: him relevant to allow him. So those are things that
Speaker 12: you know we do. And there's gonna be some pitchers
Speaker 12: tonight in the bullpen that are going to be down today.
Speaker 12: Could they pitch, absolutely, but I think that it gives
Speaker 12: other guys an opportunity. So that's part of the process
Speaker 12: that I think that really good about.
Speaker 9: Dave Roberts is the best at it, no doubt.
Speaker 7: Without him, the Dodgers would not have the type of
Speaker 7: six says that they have enjoyed since he took over,
Speaker 7: highest winning percentage in modern baseball history, three World championships,
Speaker 7: and the ball just keeps going another day for Dave
Speaker 7: Roberts and his process. Thanks a lot for the time
Speaker 7: and the insight, and we look forward to a big o'
Speaker 7: tawny day.
Speaker 11: Appreciate you, Dave. Here We go there.
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Speaker 5: All right, thanks a lot.
Speaker 3: DV lean you up to first pitch, Dodgers and Diamondbacks
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Speaker 3: Zach Gallon on the Mount, thirty year old right hander
Speaker 3: three and four five h six Eerra, sitting on one
Speaker 3: thy fifty nine strikeouts, six away from time Brandon Webb
Speaker 3: for second most in franchise history in Arizona, only behind
Speaker 3: Randy Johnson. His seventeenth career start against the Dodgers eight
Speaker 3: at home. In the seven starts at home, one and
Speaker 3: one with a three eighty six r Dodger sw him
Speaker 3: back on an opening day at Dodger Stadium four earned
Speaker 3: runs over four innings in a loss for Zach Gallon
Speaker 3: show Hey O Tanya on the mount, thirty one year
Speaker 3: old right hander five and two with a zero point
Speaker 3: eight to eer Ray. Making his ten start this year,
Speaker 3: he has given up one or zero earned runs at
Speaker 3: eight of his nine starts, has not allowed more than
Speaker 3: two runs in eighty start and is zero point eight
Speaker 3: to Eerra. Ranks first in the Major leagues amongst pitchers
Speaker 3: who have tossed at least thirty five innings. Last time out,
Speaker 3: six no hit innings, one run, four walks, seven strikeouts
Speaker 3: on a win over the Rockies, will face the Diamondbacks
Speaker 3: for the third time in his career, searching for that
Speaker 3: first win against them. Both starts have come at Chase Field.
Speaker 3: He owns a one to sixty four era in those
Speaker 3: two starts with sixteen strikeouts. Show, Hey Otani Zach Gallon,
Speaker 3: Dodgers Diamondbacks were fifteen minutes away from first pitch from
Speaker 3: the desert.
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Speaker 2: Guys, Tim, thanks again, we get you ready for this one.
Speaker 2: At Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. Roof is closed again
Speaker 2: one hundred and five degrees outside currently, so they expect
Speaker 2: to have it closed anytime it's triple digits outside Show
Speaker 2: Hey Otani makes his tenth start of the season. Now,
Speaker 2: the one thing we're looking at with Otani when you
Speaker 2: look at the league leaders and the sheet that the
Speaker 2: Leak puts out every day, he's not on there as
Speaker 2: the leader in earn run average, And part of that
Speaker 2: reason is he's five inning shy of qualified. Now, qualifying
Speaker 2: means got to pitch an inning for each team game played,
Speaker 2: So he's not quite there yet. But that's a byproduct
Speaker 2: of pitching once a week. He's going to come up
Speaker 2: inning shy. But as far as the Dodgers are concerned,
Speaker 2: that's gonna be good come October.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and Dave Roberts saying before they're going to dream
Speaker 6: the battery tonight with the Show Hey Otani, depending upon
Speaker 6: how he is feeling as the game progresses. But this
Speaker 6: is a Todger bonk club too, Tim that understands they
Speaker 6: look okay. They won eight of the last ten. Yes,
Speaker 6: they have a six game lead in front of San Diego,
Speaker 6: six and a half in front of Arizona. But I
Speaker 6: think the overall flavor this team that they believe that
Speaker 6: they can truly play better baseball than they're playing right now.
Speaker 2: Zach Gallen will be the opposition starter tonight. He comes
Speaker 2: off a season worst three home runs allowed in a
Speaker 2: game against Seattle last Friday, gave up five runs overall.
Speaker 2: He is susceptible to the long bowl.
Speaker 6: Well the susceptive long boil, and he's also had troubles
Speaker 6: with the second, third, and fourth hitter in the ball
Speaker 6: game and the bottom part of the lineup as well.
Speaker 6: And eight starts the last eight starts against the Dodgers
Speaker 6: two and four with an ERA above six and a half.
Speaker 2: Zach Gallon and show Hey Otany in a battle of
Speaker 2: right handers in game three of this four game series tonight,
Speaker 2: Tim all Right.
Speaker 3: Dodgers going to play tonight and knowing that the Padres
Speaker 3: have already lost their fourth in a row, eight of
Speaker 3: their last ten, so Dimonbacks and Padres right now both
Speaker 3: six and a half games back in the Western Division
Speaker 3: of the National League, going into play tonight, Dodgers looking
Speaker 3: to make it more with the win tonight.
Speaker 5: Show Aotani the hitter.
Speaker 3: We'll step into the box against Zach Allen to start
Speaker 3: this game off. Next enjoyed, everybody, I'm Tim Katson. This
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