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Speaker 2: this Thursday night as the Dodgers East Coast road trip
Speaker 2: will continue tomorrow in New York as they begin a
Speaker 2: three game series against the New York Mets. We're here
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Speaker 2: Tim Kates with you here on off Night Dodger Talk.
Speaker 2: As the Dodgers today spent the day in our nation's
Speaker 2: capital of Washington, DC.
Speaker 4: Yes, they had a chance to go to Capitol Hill.
Speaker 2: They had a chance to go to the White House
Speaker 2: and be showered with all the praises from the politicians
Speaker 2: that they deserve for back to back championships. And it
Speaker 2: was great to see the Dodgers' team organization, everybody, even
Speaker 2: including our own David Vasa, get showered with praise and
Speaker 2: dv who was with petrols some money, oh about ninety
Speaker 2: minutes ago, still glowing after a glorious day for the
Speaker 2: Dodgers traveling party and including David Vassa, who gets to
Speaker 2: be a part of that. The way to Washington, DC
Speaker 2: on Capitol Hill with the Congressman and senators, and then
Speaker 2: made their way to the White House to see the
Speaker 2: President and be recognized for back to back World Series championships.
Speaker 2: So just a great day for the Dodgers to be
Speaker 2: celebrated across the country for their back to back World
Speaker 2: Series championships. And then tomorrow it's back to baseball in
Speaker 2: Queens is this long nine game road trip will continue.
Speaker 4: What a road trip it has been.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers take two of three in the Bronx against
Speaker 2: the Yankees. The Dodgers take two to three against the
Speaker 2: Phillies at Citizens Bank Park, and now the Dodgers will
Speaker 2: go to New York to take on a really bad
Speaker 2: Mets team. How bad of the Mets pu they stink.
Speaker 2: They are forty three and sixty on this season, seventeen
Speaker 2: and a half games out in the NL East, and
Speaker 2: they are long out of the wildcard race. They are
Speaker 2: gonna probably be sellers if anybody will take their high
Speaker 2: price players at the trade deadline. They have spent, spent,
Speaker 2: and spent some more the last couple of off seasons
Speaker 2: with their ownership and Steve Cohen, and they have just
Speaker 2: not won. It is just not translated into winning championships
Speaker 2: in New York for the Mets, but for the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: all their work in the offseason certainly has paid off
Speaker 2: with now back to back championships, so it's gonna be
Speaker 2: an exciting weekend in Queens.
Speaker 4: No doubt. Weather looks good.
Speaker 2: They have battled weather the first two legs of this
Speaker 2: trip in New York against the Yankees, they had a
Speaker 2: rainout on Saturday, played a doubleheader on Sunday, had an
Speaker 2: eighty minute rain de lay in the second game of
Speaker 2: the three game series in Philadelphia, and then now they're
Speaker 2: going to New York again, this time to Queens, and
Speaker 2: looking at the weather, it looks really good for Friday,
Speaker 2: Saturday and Sunday. Roki Sasaki, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Immit Sheian
Speaker 2: the schedule starters. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We got a
Speaker 2: busy hour and I want you to be a part
Speaker 2: of it at eight sixty six, nine eighty seven to
Speaker 2: two five Coming up in about twenty minutes or so.
Speaker 2: MLB Networks Greg Amsinger will join us. You see him
Speaker 2: hosting MLB Tonight with Harold Reynolds and crew. He'll be
Speaker 2: in Cooperstown, New York this weekend for the induction ceremony
Speaker 2: in the Hall of Fame on Sunday. Be with covers
Speaker 2: beginning at eight am. So looking forward to talking Greg
Speaker 2: Amsinger about that, also about the Dodgers as a whole. Again,
Speaker 2: a national perspective from Greg Amsinger about where this Dodgers
Speaker 2: team is and where they stand at the Major League
Speaker 2: Baseball trade deadline, which is coming up in about ten
Speaker 2: plus days. Yes, August the third, Monday, August the third
Speaker 2: is the MLB trade deadline, and there's only one deadline.
Speaker 2: There is no second deadline at the end of the
Speaker 2: month right before September. No, there is one trade deadline
Speaker 2: to get your roster going for September and October. And
Speaker 2: quite frankly, Dodger fans, I've looked at all the different
Speaker 2: trade scenarios. I've looked at all the pundits and the
Speaker 2: insiders that are out there as far as what the
Speaker 2: Dodgers may do. Who are the Dodgers going to go
Speaker 2: after the trade deadline? Will they be buyers at the deadline?
Speaker 2: I even saw an article this that they could be
Speaker 2: sellers at the trade deadline. I don't think so.
Speaker 4: I don't think the Dodgers are going to be sellers
Speaker 4: at the trade deadline. Now.
Speaker 2: I don't think the Dodgers are going to be major
Speaker 2: buyers at the trade deadline. If Tarrek Schouoble is out there,
Speaker 2: you bet the Dodgers, I believe, will make a play
Speaker 2: for Tarrek Schouble But I don't know if the Detroit
Speaker 2: Tigers are now in the position that they want to
Speaker 2: give up their prize left hander. They have won six
Speaker 2: of their last ten. They're getting closer and closer to
Speaker 2: five hundred. They're getting closer and closer to battling in
Speaker 2: the Al Central, and it's a team that's also fighting
Speaker 2: for a wild card spot in the American League. This
Speaker 2: is the problem. There are so many teams that have
Speaker 2: turned around their seasons the last month. They have gotten
Speaker 2: back into divisional races when they were out of it,
Speaker 2: that have gotten back into wildcard races when they were
Speaker 2: clearly out of it. And now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine,
Speaker 2: nine teams that are within five and a half games
Speaker 2: of the wildcard spots, a lot of teams fighting it
Speaker 2: out for two wildcard spots, and then you got the
Speaker 2: divisional leaders as well. In the National League, you've got
Speaker 2: one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight nine teams
Speaker 2: within six games of the wildcard spots. So you've got
Speaker 2: eighteen teams now clearly back in the wild card hunt
Speaker 2: and legitimately could go on runs here and get in
Speaker 2: as a wild card, if not creep up and win
Speaker 2: their division. That's a lot of teams that have gone
Speaker 2: from being well, we're not gonna make a run, We're
Speaker 2: gonna be sellers at the trade deadline and look ahead
Speaker 2: to twenty two twenty seven, and we're gonna look ahead
Speaker 2: to the future. We're gonna throw in the white towel
Speaker 2: here in twenty twenty six. What oh, Now, all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, you've got a lot of teams saying we're
Speaker 2: not done quite yet. We may add to what we
Speaker 2: have because we feel like if we add a piece here,
Speaker 2: we add a pitcher there, we had a role player here,
Speaker 2: a right handed bat.
Speaker 4: There, we might get back into this thing.
Speaker 2: We feel pretty good about our schedule, where we're at
Speaker 2: our health.
Speaker 4: We may make a run at the division.
Speaker 2: We make make a run in a wild card spot,
Speaker 2: And now you've got a seller's market. It's supply and demand.
Speaker 2: You don't have to be an econ major understand how
Speaker 2: many teams are selling and how many teams are buying,
Speaker 2: and there are more teams with their hands out right
Speaker 2: now looking to buy and looking to get their teams
Speaker 2: and rosters better for a stretch run than there are
Speaker 2: teams looking to sell and give up on the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty sixth season. So the asking prices have gone up.
Speaker 2: Just like with how supplying to man, you got a
Speaker 2: lot of people looking at a house, you get into
Speaker 2: a bidding war, and what happens that seller starts getting
Speaker 2: a big smile on their face because they know that
Speaker 2: asking price has gone up and gone up, and you
Speaker 2: got more bidders, and it's gone up, and it's gone up,
Speaker 2: and it's gone up, and it's gone up. It's a
Speaker 2: seller's market right now at the MLB trade deadline. The
Speaker 2: problem is there aren't a lot of big names. Oh
Speaker 2: there's Joe Ryan, Oh there's Reed Detmer's Jose Sriana with
Speaker 2: the Angels. But do the Angels want to give up
Speaker 2: their rotation at this point of the season and next season?
Speaker 2: They got these guys under control, They got a good
Speaker 2: young pitching staff where three young arms could emerge. Do
Speaker 2: they want to break it up? I don't know what
Speaker 2: about Joe Ryan in Minnesota. Is he a big time
Speaker 2: pitcher on a big time stage? What about Trek Scoople?
Speaker 2: I mean, there's just not enough pitching arms that wow,
Speaker 2: you like Terry Schoogle that are out there.
Speaker 4: There just aren't.
Speaker 2: There aren't enough arms out there where you've got fifteen
Speaker 2: teams looking for another arm. There aren't fifteen top level
Speaker 2: arms that you're gonna want to go out and make
Speaker 2: a tray with and say this is a this is
Speaker 2: a difference maker. This is a guy we're adding to
Speaker 2: our rotation because he is gonna put us over the top.
Speaker 2: That's a right handed bat right there, that's gonna put
Speaker 2: us over the top.
Speaker 4: Of the problem is there are nine other.
Speaker 2: Teams looking for a right handed bat, a power hitting outfielder.
Speaker 2: They're not just one or two or three teams. There's
Speaker 2: now multiple teams all in the hunt at the trade deadline.
Speaker 2: And to me, there's just not enough of a market
Speaker 2: to go out there and say these are difference makers
Speaker 2: at the deadline, certainly not championship difference makers. There just
Speaker 2: aren't and there aren't enough guys out there that the
Speaker 2: Dodgers are gonna look at. Certainly with the roster they
Speaker 2: have injured and current on the active roster that you say, hmm, wow,
Speaker 2: that player on that team. If we bring him in,
Speaker 2: we're instantly better. I mean outside of Terry' scooble. And
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna put him on the shelf. Okay, he's
Speaker 2: a one of one right now. At the trade deadline,
Speaker 2: which the Dodgers, I think again, we'll get in if
Speaker 2: there's a bidding and the Tigers say we're making a deal.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers will certainly be there, either to get him
Speaker 2: because of necessity or to get him because they need
Speaker 2: him and they want to keep him from another team.
Speaker 2: That's the key. But let's take Terry's scooble out of
Speaker 2: this equation here, Dodger fans, is there another picture? Is
Speaker 2: there another player out there that you look at and say, man,
Speaker 2: I wish he was wearing Dodger blue, because if we
Speaker 2: plugged him in, we would we no doubt would be
Speaker 2: the team to beat.
Speaker 4: There just aren't.
Speaker 2: And then you look at the guys coming back off
Speaker 2: the injured list, and I'm gonna rattle these guys off.
Speaker 2: Will Smith at some point we assume he coming back.
Speaker 4: When I don't know.
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass now we're assuming he's coming back probably closer
Speaker 2: to September than into July. That's just my guess because
Speaker 2: he's just thrown off flat ground. But the two guys
Speaker 2: getting close, three guys for that matter, Blake Snell, A
Speaker 2: couple starts away in the minor leagues on a rehab
Speaker 2: and the next home stand, we're hearing Edwin Diaz, Key
Speaker 2: Ky Hernandez. All right, those five guys currently hurt on
Speaker 2: the injured list, Edwin Diaz, Key, Ky Hernandez, Blake Snell,
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass, now Key, Y Hernandez, tell me five guys
Speaker 2: that the Dodgers would have to give up minor league
Speaker 2: prospects for it that are better than those guys right now.
Speaker 4: I'll go toe to tone argue with you. There's none.
Speaker 2: There's not a player out there you can say, you
Speaker 2: know what, I'd rather have that guy than what's what's
Speaker 2: currently injured. And we're gonna get back and think about
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass now getting him back. At this point of
Speaker 2: this sea, it's almost like you never had them. It's
Speaker 2: been hurt so long. Edwin Diaz, I don't even remember
Speaker 2: him coming out of the bull, but I remember the trumpet.
Speaker 2: The first weekend of the season. But I don't remember
Speaker 2: Edwin Diaz. It's been that long it's been on the
Speaker 2: injured list. How about Blake Snell. Hurt comes back right
Speaker 2: back on the injured list with the loose bodies in
Speaker 2: his elbow. It's like he's never been here except for
Speaker 2: the one start. Key Key Hernandez Hurt comes back two
Speaker 2: games back to the injured list. The point is, these
Speaker 2: guys haven't played enough this year where all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: they get added to a roster next week, a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks next month. Those are like trade pickups. Those
Speaker 2: are like acquisitions at the deadline. And to me, those
Speaker 2: players I just mentioned, those players the Dodgers are waiting
Speaker 2: for to come back from the injured list are all
Speaker 2: better pickups. You're getting them off the injured list, they're
Speaker 2: already on your roster, and those guys are already better
Speaker 2: than anybody outside of Trek School that you can go
Speaker 2: out and get. That's why I don't think the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are gonna be players at the trade deadline.
Speaker 4: I think they get.
Speaker 2: Involved in Terrrek Schooble if he's available, and I think
Speaker 2: it's more so to keep him away from the Milwaukee Brewers.
Speaker 2: I think it's more so to keep him away from
Speaker 2: a New York Yankees, to keep him away from an
Speaker 2: Arizona Diamondbacks who could make a huge splash, to try
Speaker 2: to get a Schooble thinking well, all right, we're gonna
Speaker 2: go for a wild card run because like twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: who knows what could happen in October. We can go
Speaker 2: on a heater and get back to the World Series
Speaker 2: like they were three years ago.
Speaker 4: It could happen. They got hot, they knocked off the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: They ended up losing the World Series to the Texas Rangers,
Speaker 2: but they got to October.
Speaker 4: That's where a terror Schooble.
Speaker 2: I think the Dodgers will get involved in One, certainly
Speaker 2: you'd be crazy not to want them on your rotation
Speaker 2: and then your roster. Yeah, I get it. But two,
Speaker 2: and I think the bigger factor is him from going
Speaker 2: to Milwaukee. You're keeping him from going to another organization
Speaker 2: that would then only bolster their starting staff. Jim Bowden
Speaker 2: was on with Petros some money earlier, and he said, it,
Speaker 2: Harrison gets healthy in Milwaukee, and you added Terry Schoogle
Speaker 2: to go with a miz That is a one two
Speaker 2: three combination in Milwaukee that quite frankly goes toe to toe,
Speaker 2: if not better than the Dodgers front line rotation just
Speaker 2: is and Milwaukee is a good, scrappy team that scores runs.
Speaker 2: They're right there with the Dodgers as far as best
Speaker 2: record in baseball. They're good, they are. John Hayman wrote
Speaker 2: on Twitter last night from the Nambelameton Network, and I'm
Speaker 2: parents phrasing here that it's the Dodgers, Brewers and then
Speaker 2: everybody else. There's twenty eight other teams that are well
Speaker 2: below where the Dodgers and Brewers are. So if the
Speaker 2: Brewers are going after the miss, the Dodgers have to
Speaker 2: block that. The Dodgers have to be a team that
Speaker 2: comes in and says, uh uh, we're willing to give
Speaker 2: up more talent in the minor leagues to prevent Milwaukee
Speaker 2: from getting him, even if he's just a rental for
Speaker 2: the rest of the season, because who knows what happens
Speaker 2: after this year. You don't worry about that at this point.
Speaker 2: You don't start thinking, Okay, we can lock them up.
Speaker 4: Is they're gonna be a.
Speaker 2: Labor stopping You don't worry. You'll worry about winning three
Speaker 2: in a row. And that's what you look at. As
Speaker 2: far as the Dodgers of the trade deadline eight six, six,
Speaker 2: nine eighty seven two five seventy, that's what I think.
Speaker 2: I don't believe the Dodgers are gonna be major players
Speaker 2: at the deadline just because of what they have on
Speaker 2: the injured list coming back are better roster additions than
Speaker 2: what they can go out there and get in trades.
Speaker 2: And in trades you got to give up something to
Speaker 2: get something, and the Dodgers certainly have a loaded farm system.
Speaker 2: Will get you a farm report coming up in about
Speaker 2: a half an hour. The latest on Mike Sirota, The
Speaker 2: latest on host Way Depaula, some of the Dodger young
Speaker 2: outfielders who are just tearing it up at different levels. Again,
Speaker 2: in the Major League Baseball Top one hundred list of
Speaker 2: overall prospects, the Dodgers have nine of the one hundred again,
Speaker 2: one hundred top prospects in all of Baseball, all thirty teams,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers have nine top one hundred prospects. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Six of those are outfielders. Host Way to Paula, Mike Sarota,
Speaker 2: Zayer Hope top twenty prospects. So we'll get you updated
Speaker 2: on the Dodger farm report coming up in about thirty minutes. Again,
Speaker 2: we're gonna hear from Greg Amsinger coming up from the
Speaker 2: MLB Network in just a little bit. But yeah, the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: the trade deadline, we can get into an eight six, six, nine,
Speaker 2: eighty seven, two five seventy. I just don't see them
Speaker 2: being major players again. Off day today for the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: They went to Washington, DC, a little jount from Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: and as David Vasse who was on with Petro Some
Speaker 2: Money you Can podcast that, I know David's out and about.
Speaker 4: We're gonna give him a break here from calling in
Speaker 4: Dodger talk.
Speaker 2: Is it has been a world win since the All
Speaker 2: Star break, going to New York, the doubleheader, going to Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: three games there a rain delay, and then last night
Speaker 2: they had to get on a plane, which is weird
Speaker 2: because it's a really short flight from Philadelphia to Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: Get up today they spent all day Capitol Hill, the
Speaker 2: White House, and now making their way back to New York,
Speaker 2: which isn't a long bus ride.
Speaker 4: As they head up.
Speaker 2: To Queens for a three game series this weekend against
Speaker 2: the Mets. It's interesting I saw a tweet or a
Speaker 2: report from one of the Philadelphia beat writers today and
Speaker 2: just looking back at what happened the last three days
Speaker 2: of Citizens Bike Park Dodgers and Phillies. The Dodgers went
Speaker 2: in there, could have swept them, They could have, but
Speaker 2: they take two to three. And the Dodgers had what
Speaker 2: Eric Lauer on the mound, Justin Robleski on the mound.
Speaker 2: This is a Dodger series that they didn't have the
Speaker 2: three big guys out on the mound, and yet the
Speaker 2: Phillies had their three best pitchers out in that series
Speaker 2: against the Dodgers, and the report from Philadelphia was, Yeah,
Speaker 2: the Phillies are just not in that same category. The
Speaker 2: Phillies went toe to toe with the Dodgers back half
Speaker 2: of their rotation, with their aces, their top guys, and
Speaker 2: almost got swept by the Dodgers. It was almost of
Speaker 2: a shaking of the head of where the Dodgers are
Speaker 2: compared to them, almost like reality check of where they
Speaker 2: need to get him better and improve how what they
Speaker 2: need to improve their roster at the trade deadline. And
Speaker 2: that's just one example of a team like the Phillies,
Speaker 2: who the Dodgers have met up with them a couple
Speaker 2: of times in the postseason last year in October, and
Speaker 2: they know where the Dodgers are above everybody else. Eight
Speaker 2: sixty six nine eight seven two five seventy is the number.
Speaker 2: How about what the Dodgers Maximunty did last night if
Speaker 2: you were listening to Dodger Talk after the game in
Speaker 2: which the Dodgers came back and up beating up on
Speaker 2: the Phillies nine to five. Eric Lauer getting the win.
Speaker 2: Max Munsey hit a two run home run in the
Speaker 2: sixth sitting his twentieth of the year, number two hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty nine as an LA Dodger, and we brought
Speaker 2: it up on Dodger Talk. Is he the greatest Dodger
Speaker 2: third baseman of all time? Pedro Guerrero, Ron Say, Adrian
Speaker 2: Beltray Beltre as a Hall of Famer but also went
Speaker 2: on to do great things in the Seattle, Boston and Texas.
Speaker 2: Of course, Justin Turner, let's not forget old Red Turn two.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna stay on that. He'll fight for Red Turn
Speaker 2: two any day of the week. And now Max Munsey,
Speaker 2: who has turned himself into an All Star third baseman.
Speaker 2: I almost forgot pre Freddie Freeman. It's almost like Freddy
Speaker 2: Freeman's been here for so long you forget. But really
Speaker 2: he hasn't been here that long. In the grand scheme
Speaker 2: of things, Max Munsey was everyday first base. Remember he
Speaker 2: got hurt on that ball down the first base line
Speaker 2: last day of the regular season a couple of years
Speaker 2: ago and hurt his elbow. Max Monty was a second basement. Yeah,
Speaker 2: hey kids, I'm old enough to remember when he was
Speaker 2: a second baseman.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But now Max Munsey, third baseman, All Star reinvented himself
Speaker 2: as a really good third baseman defensively and a power
Speaker 2: hitting third basement for that matter.
Speaker 4: Two hundred and.
Speaker 2: Twenty nine home runs as an LA Dodger, passing Ron
Speaker 2: Say last night for second all time, only behind our
Speaker 2: buddy Eric Carrolls on the LA Dodgers' home run list,
Speaker 2: and also not only is the number two on the
Speaker 2: LA Dodger home run list, he's now top five on
Speaker 2: the Dodger franchise list. That is pretty impressive and to
Speaker 2: think he may catch Carrols in the next two years,
Speaker 2: assuming he's healthy and he continues to put up numbers
Speaker 2: he can very easily pass Eric Carrolls. But is he
Speaker 2: the Dodgers' greatest third basement of all time? I think
Speaker 2: the overwhelming sentiment was, no, he's not. And even if
Speaker 2: he passes Eric Carrolls, I think that bar by Ron
Speaker 2: Say has been set so high. And what he meant
Speaker 2: in that legacy of those four infielders together in the
Speaker 2: All Star Games and how many consecutive games they've played
Speaker 2: together for a decade and going to the World Series,
Speaker 2: finally getting over the hump and winning a World Series.
Speaker 2: And his numbers were pretty good, Ron Say, as a
Speaker 2: member of the Dodgers, pretty darn good. And I think
Speaker 2: it'd be hard for Max Muntzy to overtake him. I
Speaker 2: think he overtakes Adrian Beltrie. I think he overtakes certainly
Speaker 2: Pedro Guerrero. But Ron Say number one all time dodge
Speaker 2: a third basement and I'm gonna go two A, two
Speaker 2: B and you can put in whatever you order you want,
Speaker 2: Justin Turner, Max.
Speaker 4: Munsey, and don't tell me it's recency bias. I don't
Speaker 4: want to hear it.
Speaker 2: Don't tell me it's just because it's the two most
Speaker 2: recent Dodger at third base, and I don't want to
Speaker 2: hear it what the Dodgers have done during the period
Speaker 2: of Max Monthy at third and Justin Turner at third.
Speaker 2: I mean, look back to World Series starting in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 2: back to back World Series appear and is in seventeen
Speaker 2: and eighteen, but losing then finally winning in twenty What
Speaker 2: he's met. Both these guys have meant to this Dodgers team.
Speaker 2: Big hits, big home runs, three World Series championships overall
Speaker 2: from Muncie. I mean, Justin Turner was here for twenty
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean what they've done speaks for itself.
Speaker 2: But I just don't think they catch on. Say all right,
Speaker 2: we'll take a break, we'll come back. We'll try to
Speaker 2: get to some of your phone calls. Expect you to
Speaker 2: join by Greg Amsinger from MLB Network, you know the
Speaker 2: big guy deep voice. If you watched MLV Network on
Speaker 2: their nightly MLB Tonight with Harold Reynolds and crew. He'll
Speaker 2: be in Cooperstown this weekend for the Hall of Fame
Speaker 2: Induction ceremony covers beginning at eight am. And we got
Speaker 2: a big Dodger event coming up that you want to
Speaker 2: tell you about. It's a big one on Monday night
Speaker 2: at Dodgers Stadium Dodgers All Access twenty twenty six with
Speaker 2: former Dodgers current Dodgers two panel discussions with John Hartungue
Speaker 2: and Oral Hersheizer. Blake Snell's gonna be there. Key k
Speaker 2: a Hernand is going to be there. Dave Roberts will
Speaker 2: be in there. They got interactive activities, Dinners, Brock Stewart
Speaker 2: will climb, Mickey Hatcher, Bill Russell, Jerry Harrison Junior, Dennis Palell,
Speaker 2: Rick Dempsey, Jimi Hadden will be there. You can find
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Speaker 2: Dodgers All Access twenty twenty six. We'll get into it
Speaker 2: more coming up as well. It's a great event on
Speaker 2: a Dodger off night out at the Ravine on Monday night.
Speaker 2: Get your tickets, get out there. A great event for
Speaker 2: all Dodger fans to do at least once. All right,
Speaker 2: we'll come back. Greg Amsinger from MLBN networre can expect
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Speaker 2: out in the series opener. Dodgers today in Washington, DC,
Speaker 2: doing their post World Series celebration in our nation's capital.
Speaker 2: Already four and two on this East Coast road trip,
Speaker 2: winning a series in New York against the Yankees and
Speaker 2: winning the series in Philadelphia last night with a win
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Speaker 2: MLB Networks Baseball Hall of Fame Induction ceremony coverage beginning
Speaker 2: at eight am this Sunday morning from Cooper's Town. Greg,
Speaker 2: Welcome to Dodger Talk on this Thursday night.
Speaker 4: How you doing.
Speaker 3: I'm doing great, Jim Y. I look forward to driving
Speaker 3: up to Cooperstown, New York, each and every year, and
Speaker 3: I try to stay out too late on Saturday night
Speaker 3: because it's an early show on Sunday morning, so the
Speaker 3: goal is to try to go to bed around midnight.
Speaker 3: That's always my goal.
Speaker 2: I was there in nineteen ninety nine as a young
Speaker 2: man watching Robin Young, Nolan, Ryan George that class go
Speaker 2: in to Cooper's Down. I remember it being one hundred
Speaker 2: degrees with like ninety eight percent humidity.
Speaker 4: But what a day it was.
Speaker 2: What a week in it with all the Hall of
Speaker 2: Famers that can make it there get the Upstate in
Speaker 2: New York. And this year's class is a good one
Speaker 2: with Belle Tran and Andrew Jones and Jeff Kinn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's great. It's good to see a class that
Speaker 3: has like multiple people go in and I've been doing
Speaker 3: this for a very long time and they're expecting seventy
Speaker 3: eight degrees in sunny skies on Sundays.
Speaker 5: That is just perfect.
Speaker 3: We do a two and a half hour pre ceremony
Speaker 3: show and these interviews are just epic. I mean, Bob
Speaker 3: Costas is down with each and every one of these
Speaker 3: Hall of famers. We look back at their careers, some
Speaker 3: very interesting conversations. I'll be on the set with Harold
Speaker 3: Reynolds and Tom Ferducci. John Morossi will also be doing
Speaker 3: interviews with people in the crowd, luminaries. It's just going
Speaker 3: to be wonderful to watch someone like Andrew Jones not
Speaker 3: just get accepted into the legacy of greatness and all
Speaker 3: the Hall of Famers that are sitting behind him. But
Speaker 3: how about the Braves brotherhood. They've been having a missing
Speaker 3: It's Chipper, and it's small Seed and Glavin and it's Maddocks,
Speaker 3: and they've all been waiting. You could throw Fred McGriffin there.
Speaker 3: They've all been waiting for Andrew Jones to finally get
Speaker 3: the call. That day will come, and I'm excited to
Speaker 3: see it.
Speaker 2: It's a special weekend from Major League Baseball at the
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame induction ceremony. You can see it on
Speaker 2: MLB Network this Sunday. All right, Greg, The Dodgers off today.
Speaker 2: They're off to a four and two road trip on
Speaker 2: the East Coast. Our guy John Hayman, who works with
Speaker 2: you at the MLB Network, friend here on a five
Speaker 2: to seventy, tweeted out last night there's an obvious gap
Speaker 2: between the Dodgers and Brewers and then everyone else. Twenty
Speaker 2: eight teams have significant work to do. Is is that
Speaker 2: where we're at right now? At this point of the
Speaker 2: season Dodgers, Brewers and then everybody else.
Speaker 3: Now I disagree with that, Asses, I really disagree with that.
Speaker 3: I think the Atlanta Braves are about to take off.
Speaker 3: Drake Balwin had another home run today. He was just
Speaker 3: so out of sorts when he came off the il
Speaker 3: Austin Riley last weekend hit three home runs. If they
Speaker 3: can get him going, they've got no production out of him.
Speaker 3: Rustl lineup, Michael Harrison the second playing like a superstar,
Speaker 3: Met Olson, and no one's hit more home runs at
Speaker 3: that position than he is. Ral the Couney Juniors on
Speaker 3: a rehab assidement. He's gonna come back at some point,
Speaker 3: maybe by the weekend. Okay, they've got the best back
Speaker 3: end of a bullpend. Those three guys in the back
Speaker 3: are Tough swore Is and Dylan Leef from the left side,
Speaker 3: right Sell Iglacias. They check a lot of boxes. They're
Speaker 3: gonna get a starter, they might get two starters. They
Speaker 3: are alexandoppolos Is all in to win right now. I
Speaker 3: believe the Atlanta Braves are very much in the same
Speaker 3: conversation of the Los Angeles Dodgers than Milwaukee Brewers, and
Speaker 3: even the Philadelphia Phillies. When you roll three guys like
Speaker 3: that out every five days that are in the starting
Speaker 3: rotation for them, A Wheeler and Christopher Sanchez. Those two
Speaker 3: guys just hone in there. The way they're pitching is otherworldly,
Speaker 3: throwing hayeshus Lozzardo. I think the Philadelphia Phillies. There are
Speaker 3: four legit teams and then oh yeah, there's the American League.
Speaker 4: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 2: Greg Amsinger with us from the MLB Network here on
Speaker 2: off Night Dodger Talk. Dodgers back at it tomorrow at
Speaker 2: City Field in New York as they start a three
Speaker 2: game series against the Mets. The Major League Baseball trade
Speaker 2: deadline coming up on August third, and here in La
Speaker 2: Dodger fans wondering will they be buyers?
Speaker 4: Will they be sellers?
Speaker 2: No, they're not gonna sell, But what do they need
Speaker 2: to do to add to this team? And the argument,
Speaker 2: Greg is nothing. They've got five players that are currently
Speaker 2: hurt set to come back. That I would argue, outside
Speaker 2: of Trek Schooble, there's no other guys out there via
Speaker 2: trade that are better than a Blake Snell, than a
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass now than a Will Smith and a key k,
Speaker 2: a Hernandez and Edwin Diaz, who should be coming back
Speaker 2: in the next Homestand.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something, Andrew Freeman could stop on
Speaker 3: the sport if he wants to the road blocked prospects
Speaker 3: that are in the Dodgers' farm system, which is overflowing
Speaker 3: with talent. There are so many prospects down there. He's
Speaker 3: got the inventory that the Tigers want. Andrew Friedman could
Speaker 3: literally just decide we're gonna win the World Series. We're
Speaker 3: not evenna try to make this close if they I
Speaker 3: literally woke up in cold sweats thinking that Ken Rosenthal
Speaker 3: broke the story that Trek School was traded to the Dodgers. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's a nightmare for me. That's a nightmare someone that
Speaker 3: loves parody in the game, right, I don't want to
Speaker 3: see Trek School go to the Dodgers. All of your
Speaker 3: listeners right now would love to see Trek School go
Speaker 3: to the Dodgers. But to me, that is that is
Speaker 3: such a move that I don't think Andrew Freeman needs
Speaker 3: to make. To me, that's waving a flag of I
Speaker 3: kind of don't think we're a cut above everyone else.
Speaker 3: Like John Hayman says, we are. I think we need
Speaker 3: to do this. Andrew Freeman, I want you to pound
Speaker 3: your chest and go no, no, no no. I don't
Speaker 3: need Trek School. I don't need to overpay for a rental.
Speaker 3: I don't need to do that. We're still the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: We're better than everyone else. I'm hoping that's what he does,
Speaker 3: because if Terrek's School goes to Dodger Blue, what are
Speaker 3: we doing? What are we doing right? Put it with
Speaker 3: the Rays, put it with the Brewers. Put it with
Speaker 3: a team that's going to actually change the complexion of
Speaker 3: the World Series chances. Put up with the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: And this is something they've tried to avoid the last
Speaker 2: few off seasons. Greg is getting to the deadline and
Speaker 2: having to overpay for a move because you get the
Speaker 2: offseason moves of Tanner Scott and then this last year
Speaker 2: Edwin Diaz. These were moves made you can argue at
Speaker 2: a cheaper price than having to be held over a
Speaker 2: barrel out the trade deadline.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we have to remind our listeners right now,
Speaker 3: this is going to be a record haul for a
Speaker 3: rental for a few weeks of performance. This is going
Speaker 3: to be a record Tarrek Scoogle is going to garner
Speaker 3: young players that I'm not even making this up. Within
Speaker 3: three or four months, you're gonna go, wow, why do
Speaker 3: we overpaid? Whoever decides to do this is gonna have
Speaker 3: to overpay to get Trek's school because he changes the
Speaker 3: complexion of any postseason series that you're in. Now, all
Speaker 3: this could be a moot point because the Tigers keep
Speaker 3: winning and Troy Milton, he's the real deal, six foot four,
Speaker 3: former San Diego State Aztech. He was a fourth rounder
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty two. This kid's he raised will blow two.
Speaker 3: He has been a win day guy and that surprised
Speaker 3: everybody that they got a fourth legit starter. Ye, Casey
Speaker 3: Mies has to be healthy, but he's been great before
Speaker 3: he doubles some injuries. I'm telling you the Tigers, if
Speaker 3: they keep winning, then school goes off the board. Then
Speaker 3: you're going, Okay, who's the next guy that can change
Speaker 3: the complexion of a rotation. Maybe that's Joe Ryan, Maybe
Speaker 3: that's Santale Contra, maybe it's Mason Miller. You know, were
Speaker 3: our minds are going to start spinning. But the Schoovil
Speaker 3: sagas captivating the entire industry.
Speaker 4: It's interesting.
Speaker 2: A month ago there were a lot of teams that
Speaker 2: were just below five hundred and looking like they were
Speaker 2: going to be sellers at the deadline. Now, all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, with these teams now back in the wild
Speaker 2: card race in both the National and American League, Greg,
Speaker 2: you've got now teams that are looking to add to
Speaker 2: their rosters.
Speaker 4: It's become a seller's market outside of school.
Speaker 2: As you mentioned, there isn't a lot of big time
Speaker 2: names out there unless teams are willing to give up
Speaker 2: at a contra down in Miami, which I doubt they're
Speaker 2: trying to do. I mean, Angels of all teams might
Speaker 2: have two pitchers, including Jose Soreo, that could be sought
Speaker 2: after by teams.
Speaker 3: Yeah. To me, I watched Walbert Urania pitch against sing
Speaker 3: those cars the other night. How do you hit that
Speaker 3: guy one hundred and one hundred and two at sink?
Speaker 3: I mean, that's fixing Jury's familia for seven innings. Like
Speaker 3: that's unbelievable. I don't see why the Angels, with John
Speaker 3: Mosaic running the ship there now, just on a temporary basis,
Speaker 3: you finally have three legit starters. I think red debtmers
Speaker 3: is a legit lefty what good swing and miss Soriano
Speaker 3: with Urania and debt mes Now I feel like you
Speaker 3: got something right. Why would you part ways of that? Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh wait oh? Because the Ale West is such a
Speaker 3: juggernaut of a division. I think the Angels, I'm all
Speaker 3: for trading my trout if my trout's willing to waive
Speaker 3: his not trade. If John Mosala can pull that off, yes,
Speaker 3: move him, move him, trade them. The Philadelphia Affilies get
Speaker 3: a haul in return, whatever, but you get the money
Speaker 3: off the books. But in terms of where this team
Speaker 3: is heading, the rotation looks like it's got a lot
Speaker 3: of upside now out of nowhere because of the emergency
Speaker 3: of and Soriano, and I still like dem So. In
Speaker 3: a division where as we sit here, Tim the first
Speaker 3: place Rangers are at five hundred, I think this could
Speaker 3: be a quick turnaround if John Mozilla can somehow get
Speaker 3: Mike Trout to waive that note trade.
Speaker 2: Going back to the Dodger Show, Hey Otani throw a
Speaker 2: bullpen session. Yesterday's gonna throw another one over the weekend
Speaker 2: in New York. The knee is flamed up a little bit.
Speaker 2: He had the procedure done missed the All Star Game.
Speaker 2: There doesn't seem to be a lot of concern, though
Speaker 2: Greg amongst Dodger people, that this is going to be
Speaker 2: a problem later on this second half of this season.
Speaker 2: Now there's kind of a thought that, you know, maybe
Speaker 2: they're just slow playing a little bit. We don't need
Speaker 2: him now, we need him in September. In October.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I went back and forth on this. I'm like, wait,
Speaker 3: this missing time on the mound is going to hurt
Speaker 3: his chances to be the n Osai Young Award winn,
Speaker 3: which I believe that that was show Hay's goal. That's
Speaker 3: the one piece of hardware he didn't have. He wants
Speaker 3: that in the worst way. But now that I'm thinking
Speaker 3: about it, I think Showhy makes all these decisions. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I truly believe that. And I think show he was like,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'm not feeling one hundred percent in
Speaker 3: this knee, and I don't want my state, my stats
Speaker 3: to be inflated. I want to win the cy Young
Speaker 3: And I think he's making sure that his lower base
Speaker 3: is feeling great before he steps on the rubber again.
Speaker 3: And when you have such a gigantic lead like the
Speaker 3: Dodgers have in the NS. Makes sense that they would
Speaker 3: slow play this and show Hey, we go. You know
Speaker 3: what I want to end the year of the sub
Speaker 3: two e ra. I want my Kate pri nine to
Speaker 3: hang with Mizerowski and Christopher Sanchez. The innings might not
Speaker 3: be there, but we've seen guys win the cy Young
Speaker 3: with one hundred and sixty plus innings like That's it
Speaker 3: doesn't take a lot of innings anymore to win the
Speaker 3: cy Young. I think this is a move that Shohey
Speaker 3: is making because he's not at a full one hundred
Speaker 3: percent physically when he pitches, and he doesn't want anything
Speaker 3: altered in terms of his stuff, nothing compromised. He wants
Speaker 3: one hundred out of the on the four seemer, he
Speaker 3: wants all the spin on a slider, he wants all
Speaker 3: the stuff with the split, he wants it all working.
Speaker 3: So I think this is show Hey demanding that when
Speaker 3: he does pitch, he's full throttle at one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: You can watch Greg on MLBNW Works Baseball Hall of
Speaker 2: Fame Induction ceremony coverage beginning at eight a m. Pacific
Speaker 2: coming up this Sunday from Cooperstown. Greg Love the Stuff
Speaker 2: on the MLB Network. Love watching every night and can't
Speaker 2: wait to see this weekend all the pompus circumstance, and
Speaker 2: rightfully so for the three Hall of famers going into
Speaker 2: Cooperstown this weekend.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the time you gotta tam. We'll do it
Speaker 3: again soon.
Speaker 2: All right, there he goes Greg Amsinger from the MLB Network,
Speaker 2: will continue here on Dodge Talk eight sixty six nine
Speaker 2: eighty seven two five seventy. More of your phone calls,
Speaker 2: plus we'll get a farm report when we come back.
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Speaker 2: an off night for the Dodgers, who are in Washington,
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Speaker 2: before we get back out to the phones, let's get
Speaker 2: you a farm report. Yes, the Dodgers up tomorrow. What
Speaker 2: are they doing today down in Triple A Double AA ball.
Speaker 2: A lot of names we have heard about during spring training,
Speaker 2: during the first half of the season, names you've heard
Speaker 2: about in the different trade rumors that are out there
Speaker 2: as we are getting closer to the Major League Baseball
Speaker 2: trade deadline coming up on August third. So let's tell
Speaker 2: you how they're doing down on the farm post way
Speaker 2: to Paula, the Dodgers number one overall prospect at twenty
Speaker 2: one year old outfielder in Double A Tulsa. MLB dot
Speaker 2: Com has them ranked as the number four overall prospect
Speaker 2: in all of baseball.
Speaker 4: He sucks at high in the ear It's at t
Speaker 4: play Field and gone.
Speaker 2: Host Sway de Paula with a go ahead two run
Speaker 2: homer in the top of the ninth didding and Tulsa
Speaker 2: takes the lead in the top of the ninth.
Speaker 4: Tulsa Radio Network with the call host Sway Depaula.
Speaker 2: Three to sixteen average, a nine to forty seven ops,
Speaker 2: sixteen home runs, twenty seven doubles, seventy one ribies.
Speaker 4: He is having a great season.
Speaker 2: He played in the Futures Game at the MLB All
Speaker 2: Star Weekend in Philadelphia, the second straight year that he
Speaker 2: has played in it. He's starting to develop into that
Speaker 2: big frame that he's got as an outfielder. And we
Speaker 2: keep hearing host Way to Paula's name. He is the
Speaker 2: chip that everybody is asking for as far as any
Speaker 2: trade at rumors that are out there. So we'll see
Speaker 2: what the trade deadline has in store for host Way
Speaker 2: de Paula. Mike Sirota, you heard it with David Vase
Speaker 2: on Dodger Talk during the All Star break. He too,
Speaker 2: went to the Futures Game in Philadelphia. Twenty three year
Speaker 2: old outfielder drafted by the Reds. He was in the
Speaker 2: Gavin Lux trade two years ago. He's in Double A
Speaker 2: Tulsa as well. The Dodgers number two overall prospect. MLB
Speaker 2: dot COM's gone ranked as the number eleven overall prospect
Speaker 2: in all of baseball.
Speaker 6: Bitch swung on and driven deep the opposite way right
Speaker 6: center field, long long run for Sunstrom. He can't get it.
Speaker 6: It hits off the short wall and kicks back into
Speaker 6: right center field. Farmelo retrieves it, Soota headed for third.
Speaker 6: The thrown not in time. It's a triple Tulsa.
Speaker 2: Radio with the call, Mike Serna three twenty four average,
Speaker 2: eight thousand ops, fourteen home runs, fifty four ribbis on
Speaker 2: this season for Mike Serota, who also is a name
Speaker 2: we keep hearing about as one of the Dodgers' top
Speaker 2: minor league prospects. Zayier Hope twenty one year old outfielder
Speaker 2: number nineteen overall on MLB dot COM's Top prospect list.
Speaker 2: He is in Double A Tulsa as well, two ninety
Speaker 2: eight average, nine hundred ops, twenty one home runs, eighty
Speaker 2: four ribbies. He is having a great season as the Dodgers'
Speaker 2: number three overall prospects. These three outfielders, to Paula, Serota Hope,
Speaker 2: three of the six outfield prospects the Dodgers have in
Speaker 2: the MLB dot Com Top one hundred joining them. Eduardo Quintaro,
Speaker 2: twenty year old outfielder number three overall prospect in all
Speaker 2: of baseball.
Speaker 4: He is in Great Lakes with the Loons.
Speaker 2: Pitch Kintaro swings, rocking in the air to center Smith
Speaker 2: was playing in He's trotting back, still.
Speaker 4: Going and another granny. Eduardo Quintaro.
Speaker 2: Second straight game with a homer, this time the dead
Speaker 2: center for twenty three one oh five off the bat,
Speaker 2: talk about rocking the boat for the Pontooners Louns Radio
Speaker 2: with the call ed wardo Quintaro two ninety four average,
Speaker 2: nineteen doubles, eight home runs, forty eight ribbies, an eight
Speaker 2: eighty three ops for the Great Lakes Loons. Outfielder Emil Morales,
Speaker 2: nineteen year old shortstop. He started a year in Ontario
Speaker 2: with the Tower Buzzers. Now forty six games in Great Lakes.
Speaker 4: With the Loons.
Speaker 7: Counts three and one to a mil Morales to pitch
Speaker 7: east wings and lists it out towards right field, rushing
Speaker 7: to his left this novel.
Speaker 4: It gets by him in into the corner.
Speaker 7: Wagner will round third, Amil Morales is headed the second
Speaker 7: and there's the first run of the game.
Speaker 2: Loons Radio with the call Morales with the two eighty
Speaker 2: seven average, seventeen home runs. He is an on base machine.
Speaker 2: He started as a shortstop, plays outfield as well. MLB
Speaker 2: dot COM's got him as the forty fifth overall prospect
Speaker 2: in Baseball. River Ryan at top ten prospects still for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers in TRIPAA, Oklahoma City with the Comets, eight
Speaker 2: starts three to one with a four to forty six
Speaker 2: e R. Charles Daveling. Not a big guy, but this
Speaker 2: young man carries a big stick to.
Speaker 7: Two pitch lifted deep up the line and right dabbling
Speaker 7: gets a hold of this one, it is long gone.
Speaker 4: His buddy Logan Wagner just did it.
Speaker 7: Lasting at four four hundred and twenty three feet, this
Speaker 7: one four hundred and twenty two.
Speaker 4: Great Lakes Lons Radio Network at the call.
Speaker 2: Dodger prospect number eighty three overall on the Top one
Speaker 2: hundred list. He is a twenty two year old five
Speaker 2: foot nine, one hundred and ninety pounds. Not a big guy,
Speaker 2: but a thick guy. He's got a lot of power.
Speaker 2: He was the forty first overall pick in the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five draft out of Arkansas. He's got fourteen home
Speaker 2: runs on this season, fifty ribbies and an eight eighty
Speaker 2: one ops. He is one of those six outfielders we
Speaker 2: keep talking about in the MLB Top one one hundred.
Speaker 2: Christian Zazeta, right handed pitcher, twenty one year old out
Speaker 2: of Mexico.
Speaker 4: He is a strikeout machine.
Speaker 8: Delivers festball ninety seven. Blows it by Christian Zezweeda looking
Speaker 8: sharp here in the early going chases that one out
Speaker 8: of the zone for a strikeout. Here's the one ball,
Speaker 8: two strike pitch swung through, struck him out. He punches
Speaker 8: up side as wait as fifth strikeout of the game.
Speaker 8: Swung out and missed change up there got him Christians
Speaker 8: as Wada has got seven punch outs. Here tonight call
Speaker 8: third strike.
Speaker 2: The inning is gonna come to a close. Zsweta with
Speaker 2: an eight strikeout performance against Wichita, Tulsa.
Speaker 4: Radio with the call.
Speaker 2: Started the year in Great Lakes ten starts, sixty six
Speaker 2: strikeouts in forty eight and two third Innians. Now in
Speaker 2: Double A Tulsa four starts to twelve era, twenty seven
Speaker 2: strikeouts in just seventeen Innians. James Tibbs the third. We
Speaker 2: had him on off Night dot Chi Talk a few
Speaker 2: weeks ago, a top one hundred minor league prospect, number
Speaker 2: nine overall for the Dodgers. He one of these six
Speaker 2: outfielders we keep hearing about in the top one hundred
Speaker 2: on MLB list of top prospects in all of baseball.
Speaker 2: In TRIPLEA, Oklahoma City, the guy's just a home run machine.
Speaker 5: Third payoff pitch off, Tibbs said, finally stroked it play deep,
Speaker 5: so left center field and Tips sends it out of here.
Speaker 5: His twenty first of the season leads the Pacific Coast League.
Speaker 5: James Tibbs easy choice to left center field.
Speaker 4: Comments Radio with the Call.
Speaker 2: The twenty three year old outfielder twenty one home runs,
Speaker 2: got twenty one doubles, seventy two RBIs a nine to
Speaker 2: fifty nine ops for James Tibbs, the third just knocking
Speaker 2: on the door to get to the big league. How
Speaker 2: about Jackson Farris, twenty two year old left hander in
Speaker 2: Triple A Oklahoma City. He rose through the ranks the
Speaker 2: last few years as one of the Dodgers' top pitching prospects.
Speaker 2: He's come back down to earth a little bit this year.
Speaker 2: The game has kind of caught up to him. In
Speaker 2: Triple A fifteen starts zero to five. You don't really
Speaker 2: look at the winning lost record in Triple A. You
Speaker 2: look at the erara, you look at the strikeout, the
Speaker 2: ball ratio, and right now he's got seven to twenty
Speaker 2: two ERA fifty five strikeouts in fifty seven plus. Any So,
Speaker 2: there's your Dodger's top ten minor league prospects and how
Speaker 2: they're doing. A couple other guys want to point out
Speaker 2: Adam Serwinowski, left tended pitcher in Double A Tolsa. He's
Speaker 2: only twenty two years old. It's got eighteen starts in
Speaker 2: Double A. The big left hander has one hundred and
Speaker 2: one strikeouts this year in eighty two and two third innings.
Speaker 2: So there you go, the lateiest on the Dodgers' top
Speaker 2: minor league prospects. And we give you this update because
Speaker 2: we're getting close to the Major League Baseball trade deadline,
Speaker 2: which is coming up on Monday, August the third. Some
Speaker 2: of these names could be out there and you're gonna
Speaker 2: be hearing the rumors if the Dodgers become buyers, they
Speaker 2: got to give up something to get something, and these
Speaker 2: are the names that you're going to be hearing going
Speaker 2: back in a possible trade.
Speaker 4: We'll see.
Speaker 2: Maybe the Dodgers don't make any trades and they hold
Speaker 2: on to this young group. But again we mentioned it earlier.
Speaker 2: You got six outfielders in the top one hundred list
Speaker 2: on MLB dot COM's minor league prospects. You look at
Speaker 2: the major league level right now, Andy Pajez isn't going anywhere.
Speaker 2: Kyle Tucker's under contract for a few more years was
Speaker 2: ta Oskar Hernandez's future Keith A.
Speaker 4: Hernandez.
Speaker 2: You know, not a lot of room at the big
Speaker 2: league level in the outfield spot for the Dodgers, so
Speaker 2: maybe that is a place they could give up some
Speaker 2: minor league prospects.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: Thanks to Michelle, Thanks to all you Dodger fans for
Speaker 2: being a part of the show. Thanks to Greg Amsinger
Speaker 2: from MLB Network for being a part of Dodger Talk tonight.
Speaker 2: Check them out this Sunday on the Hall of Fame
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Speaker 2: they start a three game series at City Field in
Speaker 2: New York against the Metswell Morongo Casino Dodgers on deck
Speaker 2: at three o'clock, first pitch at four to ten.
Speaker 4: Until then, have a great, safe rest of your Thursday night.
Speaker 4: So long, everybody,