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Speaker 5: forty five and twenty six on the season, first place
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Speaker 5: We got the latest Dodgers' injury news. Charlie Steiner will
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Speaker 5: a few minutes we all head out to the Galloping
Speaker 5: Forward broadcast booth. And here from Tim Neverett and Rick Monday. Well, yesterday,
Speaker 5: so close, Yamamoto came to be imperfect, but in the
Speaker 5: end the Dodgers still got the w and he got
Speaker 5: a lot of run support yesterday, something Yamamoto has not.
Speaker 4: Gotten a lot of over his brief career.
Speaker 5: Now in the major leagues, his third year with the Dodgers,
Speaker 5: and he got it instantly. Second pitch of the game,
Speaker 5: Show Hey Otani, a home run to right field as
Speaker 5: the Dodgers took a one to nothing lead on home
Speaker 5: run number fourteen for Otani. But they weren't done. A
Speaker 5: few batters later, up came Max Munsey.
Speaker 2: Stretching the three to zero pitch, Mounts swings.
Speaker 1: He hits a drive to right field and teeth this
Speaker 1: ball back. This ball's gone.
Speaker 2: Maxwell swinging the sober hammer in the Windy City and
Speaker 2: it's three nothing Dodgers.
Speaker 4: He ran number fifteen for Munsie.
Speaker 6: And evidently Max is feeling better as well.
Speaker 2: That was an absolute no doubter fastball right down the middle,
Speaker 2: four hundred and fifteen feet.
Speaker 5: Max Mounsey with the two run home run in the
Speaker 5: first inning, and that was home run number fifteen on
Speaker 5: this season. Dodgers an instant three to nothing lead before
Speaker 5: the White Sox would even batch, but the Chicago offense
Speaker 5: limited yesterday.
Speaker 4: More on that.
Speaker 5: In the second is Kyle Tucker and the third added
Speaker 5: to the Dodgers' lead with an RBI single, scoring Mookie Betts.
Speaker 4: Dodgers with a four nothing lead, and then in the six.
Speaker 5: They basis loaded walk to Kyle Tucker brought him to
Speaker 5: the Dodgers' fifth run of the game. They were up
Speaker 5: five to nothing. Meanwhile, Yoshinobu Yamamoto was cruising. He was
Speaker 5: retiring batter after batter, putting Zeros up on the scoreboard,
Speaker 5: and he was working on a no no through four,
Speaker 5: working on a no no through five, then through six,
Speaker 5: then through seven. In the top of the eighth inning,
Speaker 5: Max Munsey would add to the Dodgers lead with his
Speaker 5: second home run of the game, a two run shot
Speaker 5: to center that made it a seven to nothing Dodgers lead.
Speaker 5: On the sixteenth home run of the season by Max Munsey.
Speaker 5: Yamamoto retired the first twenty three batters before Chase Mydraw
Speaker 5: reached on a two out air from shortstop Mookie Bets
Speaker 5: in the eighth inning.
Speaker 4: Perfect game over.
Speaker 5: Jacob Gonzalez then bounced out to second that into the
Speaker 5: eighth inning, so Yamamoto three outs away from a no
Speaker 5: Note it was electra electric in Chicago as the fans
Speaker 5: were anticipating possibly a no hitter for the Dodgers, the
Speaker 5: first solo no hitter since Clayton Kershaw did it back
Speaker 5: in twenty fourteen, when Tristan Peters led off the bottom of.
Speaker 2: The ninth the twenty three no hitter, he the most
Speaker 2: of any Major League franchise, the White Sox with the
Speaker 2: second most They've got twenty.
Speaker 1: This ball's hit.
Speaker 2: Hard and down the right field line, and it is gone.
Speaker 2: It's a home run for Peters. The no hitter is gone,
Speaker 2: the shutout is gone. As Peters hits his third home
Speaker 2: run of this season. He got a fastball middle middle
Speaker 2: and hit it out to make it a seven to
Speaker 2: one ball game.
Speaker 5: No hitter over on a solo home run from Tristan
Speaker 5: Peters just inside the foul pull down the right field line,
Speaker 5: a ninety six mile an hour fastball taken deep. As
Speaker 5: the no hit bid comes to an end, Yamamoto would
Speaker 5: go on to face one more batter, eight and a
Speaker 5: third one run, just the one hit, seven strikeouts, zero walks,
Speaker 5: one hundred and nine pitches for Yamamoto.
Speaker 4: Alex Vesi got the final two outs of the game.
Speaker 5: Yamamoto so close to perfection, so close to a no hitter,
Speaker 5: he gets the win, though he's now seven to four
Speaker 5: on this season. Dodgers get the seven to one victory
Speaker 5: as don't look now, Mookie Betts three for five, couple
Speaker 5: of home runs, show Hey Otani on base four different
Speaker 5: times with they hit three walks, and how about Mookie
Speaker 5: Betts three hits yesterday? Maybe he's starting to get closer
Speaker 5: to turn things around offensively. Dodgers now go for the
Speaker 5: series win today at Rate Field in Chicago. They said
Speaker 5: at forty five and twenty six. Emmitt Sheen on the mound.
Speaker 5: Quick turnaround from yesterday first pitch at eleven ten and
Speaker 5: with more we head out to the galpin Ford Broadcast
Speaker 5: booth as welcome in, Tim Neverett and Rick Monday.
Speaker 4: Guys, Tim, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Nice afternoon for baseball on the South side of Chicago,
Speaker 2: White Sox hosting the Dodgers in this interleague series, final
Speaker 2: game of it even at a game a piece rubber game.
Speaker 2: Today features emmittt Shean, the right hander, pitching against Brian Hudson.
Speaker 2: He will start as the opener. Eric Fetti will follow
Speaker 2: as the bulk guy. The White Sox thirty seven and
Speaker 2: thirty two, the Dodgers forty five and twenty six, remaining
Speaker 2: eight games in front of the pondres in the National
Speaker 2: League Western Division. Now, before we get more on today,
Speaker 2: got to really reflect on yesterday the absolute piece of
Speaker 2: art that Yoshinova Yamamoto put out there on the mound,
Speaker 2: retiring twenty three straight backed up to retiring twenty two
Speaker 2: straight angels in his previous start, so forty five in
Speaker 2: a row. That is the second best all time, tied
Speaker 2: with Mark Burley and Yosmera Petit in twenty fourteen had
Speaker 2: retired forty six in a row for the major league record.
Speaker 2: But Yamamoto was absolutely sensational in every way yesterday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and the crowd on the edge of the seats.
Speaker 6: I mean, there was an air with two outs in
Speaker 6: the bottom of the eighth inning that took away the
Speaker 6: possibility of the perfect game. And then the leadoff home
Speaker 6: run in the bottom of the ninth on the fastball
Speaker 6: of pretty much down the middle to Tristan Peters. But
Speaker 6: all in all, I mean just sensational what he was
Speaker 6: able to do. I mean we mentioned before the ballgame
Speaker 6: when Yamamoto has gotten a head in counts just a
Speaker 6: one thirty eight batting average against. Well, he was ahead
Speaker 6: and the count only four times he had to go
Speaker 6: a three ball count in the ballgame. And now you
Speaker 6: look at Yamamoto the last thirty five and two thirds innings,
Speaker 6: He's allowed just a one forty four batting average against.
Speaker 6: He is really something to watch.
Speaker 2: Sensational seven and four now for Yamamoto as he puts
Speaker 2: that game behind him and looks ahead to his next start,
Speaker 2: and the Dodgers looking ahead to today, show Hey Otani
Speaker 2: with a home run yesterday, got on base three other times.
Speaker 2: He's walked three times. Max Munsey had a multi home
Speaker 2: run game, his fourth multi home run game of the season,
Speaker 2: and Mookie Betts had three hits. Mooki's still under two hundred,
Speaker 2: but getting a little closer at one ninety four to
Speaker 2: start action today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and for BET's better swings. We made mention of that.
Speaker 6: Really on this road trip. Even in Pittsburgh, a couple
Speaker 6: of line drives hit right at people, so he had
Speaker 6: the three hissage in mintioned for Munsie. Besides the three
Speaker 6: hints had a couple. He should have been tired after
Speaker 6: the game because he's on base all five times. And
Speaker 6: I think also Otani answered the question how's your knee
Speaker 6: feel well the second pitch of the ballgame yesterday, hit
Speaker 6: the home run, walked three different times himself. So all
Speaker 6: in all, the Dodgers said, would love, obviously to have
Speaker 6: the victory and have a happy flight on the way home,
Speaker 6: although it would not be with Dave Roberts because Dave
Speaker 6: Roberts is attending the graduation of his daughter today.
Speaker 2: That's right, Amy Roberts is graduating from Stanford. Dave is there,
Speaker 2: He said, he's going to check in after the game.
Speaker 2: He's going to be checked out during the game, taking
Speaker 2: care of a family. But Danny Layman will have the
Speaker 2: rains this afternoon in Chicago. So the Dodgers taking all
Speaker 2: the Chicago White Sox, hoping to win a series on
Speaker 2: the road and come back with a four to two
Speaker 2: road record as they get set for a game tomorrow
Speaker 2: against the Tampa Bay Rays. But today it's the White
Speaker 2: Sox and the Dodgers from rate field.
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Speaker 2: One deep right, failed con one nothing instant offense for
Speaker 2: shaw Hey O'tani. That is his twenty ninth career leadoff
Speaker 2: home run his fifth season, is twenty third with the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: and his two hundred and ninety second career home run
Speaker 2: in the blink of an eye. The Dodgers have a
Speaker 2: one nothing leave.
Speaker 4: I guess his knee feels better. I guess it does.
Speaker 5: Now hitting three h five on the season, his fourteenth
Speaker 5: home run of the year for show Hey o'tani as
Speaker 5: he goes one for three yesterday, but also on base
Speaker 5: three more times via the Walk Show. Hey Otani Now
Speaker 5: in the month of June is hitting four thirty six.
Speaker 5: He's got four home runs, three doubles of triple three
Speaker 5: or ten RBIs ten walks.
Speaker 4: He's got an on base.
Speaker 5: Percentage of five point fifty one and an ops of
Speaker 5: fourteen hundred.
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Speaker 5: today on the South Side, but without their manager Kirson.
Speaker 7: Yes, it's gonna look a little bit different than the
Speaker 7: Dodgers dug out today. So Dave Roberts, his youngest daughter,
Speaker 7: Emmy is going to be graduating. She is graduating from Stanford.
Speaker 7: So he left last night after the game was able
Speaker 7: to get to the Bay Area so that he could
Speaker 7: be there for his daughter and with his family as
Speaker 7: she graduates. So you know, he's made it so clear
Speaker 7: when it comes to this team and even now what
Speaker 7: we're seeing in the league, there is opportunity for very
Speaker 7: important moments in regard to their families. Obviously we don't
Speaker 7: have the attorney list guy step away for the birth
Speaker 7: of their children. There is a briefman of things. Obviously
Speaker 7: if somebody passes and their family, they need to be there.
Speaker 7: So for this, we've seen Dino Ebel be at the
Speaker 7: graduation in the high school graduation of his boys, and
Speaker 7: so now for Dave just to be at his daughters
Speaker 7: graduation so special. So that means that Danny Lehman is
Speaker 7: going to be stepping in as the manager. And Dave
Speaker 7: said he of course has got it under control. He
Speaker 7: will not be available during graduation, but he looks forward
Speaker 7: to opening up his phone and seeing a Dodgers win
Speaker 7: later today.
Speaker 5: Hopefully the Dodgers can get it out there with the
Speaker 5: series win like they did before that in Pittsburgh. And
Speaker 5: one guy really heating up and helping out this Dodgers'
Speaker 5: offense is Max Maisey.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Max has been essentially red hot. If you look
Speaker 7: at his last ten games. Last night he wins three
Speaker 7: for three with the two home runs. And you know,
Speaker 7: when I was talking to Max ahead of the game yesterday,
Speaker 7: not only were we talking about the All Star Game,
Speaker 7: but we were talking just about where things look like
Speaker 7: for him right now. Offensively, he's having one of his
Speaker 7: best career seasons ever. And you know, he was saying,
Speaker 7: there's been a few injuries, of course this year. We
Speaker 7: saw the collision in Arizona, of course, getting hit by
Speaker 7: a pitch on his wrist, and he said, after that
Speaker 7: hit by a pitch, it took a little bit of
Speaker 7: time for him to really kind of just get his
Speaker 7: wrist to feel better and to be healthy. And he
Speaker 7: said with that he felt like he was missing kind
Speaker 7: of like the flick of his wrist in his swing.
Speaker 7: Now that that is back, he's seeing just not only
Speaker 7: the power come back, to slug comeback, but everything just
Speaker 7: being more in sync. So he's someone who he put
Speaker 7: in a lot of work this offseason. We talked to
Speaker 7: it during spring how he came in slimmer. He's been
Speaker 7: doing so many things amazing defensively at third base. So
Speaker 7: he put himself in a position because not that he's
Speaker 7: typically someone who has personal goals, but this year he
Speaker 7: did set a goal to be named an All Star.
Speaker 7: He would love to share this experience with his three
Speaker 7: children now, and so he wants that vote. The voting
Speaker 7: is open. Let me say it again, the voting is
Speaker 7: open right now. He wants it, and he would love
Speaker 7: to also see Andy Pahez alongside him in the game.
Speaker 7: So you know, they're putting up amazing numbers and they're
Speaker 7: very deserving of it. But Max ultimately is feeling very
Speaker 7: very good right now. I'm looking to keep it going.
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Speaker 5: hasn't played in a game yet, still cover recovering from
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Speaker 5: on it Tuesday. Well, last night, the Dodgers got a
Speaker 5: big win over the White Sox. Of course, Yamamoto almost
Speaker 5: had a perfect game, almost had a no hitter, show
Speaker 5: Io Tani on base four times including the home run,
Speaker 5: and afterwards talk to the media.
Speaker 2: Do you know what consted and is it related at
Speaker 2: all to what he went through with the surgery.
Speaker 8: In twenty nineteen?
Speaker 9: Gain what the shoots cut up?
Speaker 4: Thank god?
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Speaker 5: And I know that.
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Speaker 9: That it's actually hard to pinpoint at what moment this happened.
Speaker 9: All I can really know for sure is that I
Speaker 9: think my mechanics wasn't quite great in terms of my
Speaker 9: pitching side, so I believe that had something to do
Speaker 9: with this.
Speaker 10: Did you feel anything throwing today, and what's your level
Speaker 10: of confidence that you'll be able to start on the
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Speaker 11: Tom is gone. It's juven uh. I'll city talking to them.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it wasn't one hundred percent today, but I you know,
Speaker 9: with the next three four days, I feel pretty confident
Speaker 9: with enough recovery that I should be able to make
Speaker 9: the next start.
Speaker 4: All right, there's show.
Speaker 5: Hey Otani, He's gonna get his next start and should
Speaker 5: be good to go on Wednesday in the series finale
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Speaker 5: It's happened one time in the history of the Dodgers,
Speaker 5: a perfect game that of course Andy Kofax, and we
Speaker 5: almost saw another one yesterday.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it came so close in the eighth inning to
Speaker 12: allow Yamamoto to take a perfect game into the ninth inning.
Speaker 12: No guarantees it would have happened, but Tristan Peters broke
Speaker 12: up the no hitter and the shutout as well in
Speaker 12: that ninth inning with the leadoff home run. Yamamoto phenomenal
Speaker 12: enough said as far as that goes, but you gotta
Speaker 12: give the catcher a little bit of the credit. Not
Speaker 12: getting in the way and being there with him, and
Speaker 12: that was Dalton Rushing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean everything was on makes things little easier
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Speaker 10: And yeah, obviously I can't say anything else other than
Speaker 10: it was really, really, really fun to work with him today.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So Dalton Rushing obviously felt the weight of what was having,
Speaker 12: what was going on, and felt the weight of wanting
Speaker 12: it and being part of it. For Yama Moto, here's
Speaker 12: something else to remember. Tim Yamamoto pitched so great yesterday,
Speaker 12: taking that perfect game into the eighth inning, had the
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Speaker 12: last time the Dodgers played on the South side of
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Speaker 12: Stone pitched a complete game shutout. So there's been two
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Speaker 6: game until the two outs in the eighth there was
Speaker 6: an air made behind him. So when you're on the road,
Speaker 6: Charlie's you know this is you're on the road, and
Speaker 6: you have silence in the crowd because they understood full
Speaker 6: well what was going on. Possibility first of all, the
Speaker 6: perfect game, and then the possibility of a no hitter,
Speaker 6: and then the leadoff home run hit by Tristan Peters
Speaker 6: the lead off the bottom of the ninth inning. So
Speaker 6: the no hitter was spoiled, But what was not spoiled
Speaker 6: was just just a fantastastic pitching performance by Yashinobu Yamamoto,
Speaker 6: who goes eight and a third, one run, only one hit,
Speaker 6: struck out seven, did not walk a single batter, And
Speaker 6: to say he was in control as an understatement.
Speaker 13: Not only was he in control yesterday, going back to
Speaker 13: his last start on June sixth, he had retired forty
Speaker 13: five batteries in a row until the bets Er, and
Speaker 13: in his last five starts going back to May eighteenth,
Speaker 13: Yallamoto's gone thirty five and two thirds four to one record,
Speaker 13: a one oh one er, opponents hitting one forty four
Speaker 13: against him, thirty two strikeouts, five walks. He had a
Speaker 13: couple of no hitters in Japan, and the way things
Speaker 13: are going, they'll have a couple of more, at least
Speaker 13: on this side of the Pacific.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's had pretty good statements of being able to
Speaker 6: kind of lead up to that. You start to look
Speaker 6: at also at the last five outings that he's had,
Speaker 6: He's given up a total of just four earned runs.
Speaker 6: So he has been abs undeniably a special product when
Speaker 6: he takes the mound.
Speaker 13: Did this game yesterday remind you of the Kershaw almost
Speaker 13: perfect game and eventual no hitter was twenty fourteen against the.
Speaker 6: Rockies, Well, it reminded me of that. It also reminded
Speaker 6: me talking about the Rockies if you look at Hideo
Speaker 6: no mo through the no hitter in Denver, which was unexpected,
Speaker 6: unexpected for a lot of different reasons. First of all,
Speaker 6: it was high altitude. Nobody realized that, you know, hey,
Speaker 6: can you throw a no hitter at then Coors Field,
Speaker 6: don't really think so. Then there was a rain delay
Speaker 6: on top of that. There are special games that you
Speaker 6: look at and you say, hey, look one inch here,
Speaker 6: one inch there. As far as the location of a pincher,
Speaker 6: maybe one good swing can either make a history and
Speaker 6: you look into record books, or it can be disappointment.
Speaker 6: And that's kind of what we saw both sides of
Speaker 6: that spectrum here yesterday and.
Speaker 13: Again the Kershaw game. It was an error by Hanley Ramirez,
Speaker 13: it broke up a per fit game, and a young
Speaker 13: third baseman filling in a sleek fielding third baseman Miguel
Speaker 13: Rojas made a spectacular play that maintained the no hitter
Speaker 13: for Kershaw. And so there were so many moments watching
Speaker 13: the game unfold yesterday reminding us of what eleven twelve
Speaker 13: years ago.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, and the thing that we forget sometimes is like yesterday,
Speaker 6: there were a couple of rockets that were hit right
Speaker 6: at people, including in the seventh inning, the second out
Speaker 6: of that, Miguel Vargas hit a line drive to left field. Well,
Speaker 6: if it's five feet one way or another, is that
Speaker 6: a base hit? I mean, that's why pitching a no
Speaker 6: hitter much less deep into the ballgame with a perfect
Speaker 6: game is really has you on the edge of your seat.
Speaker 6: See if you followed baseball at all, and the big
Speaker 6: crowd yesterday of over thirty seven thousand, they were on
Speaker 6: the edge of the seat because they saw that there was,
Speaker 6: you know, maybe history of been in that ballgame.
Speaker 13: So the Dodgers begin the day at forty five and
Speaker 13: twenty six eight in front of San Diego, nine and
Speaker 13: a half in front of Arizona. The Dodgers have won
Speaker 13: nine of their last fourteen on the road. On the year,
Speaker 13: They've got the highest run differential of any team, plus
Speaker 13: one hundred and forty three. The White Sox fall to
Speaker 13: second place in the American League Central at thirty seven
Speaker 13: and thirty two, now a half a game behind the
Speaker 13: Cleveland Guardians, and so today hopefully a happy flight back
Speaker 13: home for a three game series beginning tomorrow night with Tampa.
Speaker 6: It's going to be that way. Before we go, I
Speaker 6: just want to say, very briefly, congratulations to your knicks,
Speaker 6: because I know since you were a kid in New
Speaker 6: York growing up, the New York Knickerbockers were your team,
Speaker 6: and to see them win the NBA Championship last night, Noah,
Speaker 6: had to be a special moment for you.
Speaker 1: It really was.
Speaker 13: And again, it's been a long time coming. Seventy two,
Speaker 13: seventy three, their last title sixty nine seventy. I think
Speaker 13: that team, for me was the most per perfectly constructed
Speaker 13: team of any sport I had ever seen at that point.
Speaker 13: And again, there are teams in the fifties and early
Speaker 13: sixties that simply weren't very good. But I do remember
Speaker 13: Carl Brawn and Richie Gern and Ray Felix, all of
Speaker 13: these old guys who never got a hint of a championship.
Speaker 13: They were always in the same division as the Celtics.
Speaker 13: But here the Knicks are and it became the eighth
Speaker 13: different world champion in the last eight years in the NBA.
Speaker 13: And that Jalen Brunson, he's something special, something special. Today,
Speaker 13: Dodgers wrapping it up with the White Sox, come home
Speaker 13: and begin a three game series with the Tampa Bay Rays.
Speaker 13: That's tomorrow, Dodger Stadium lineups, the first pitch coming for
Speaker 13: this afternoons game in just a moment.
Speaker 4: Tim all right, thank you, Charlie.
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Speaker 1: And now what will likely be Vassy fielding insults from
Speaker 1: a Dodger player.
Speaker 4: It's an engagement of endearment.
Speaker 3: This is high end join right now by the newest
Speaker 3: Dodger employee. He's part of the Dodgers front office staff
Speaker 3: now with Andrew Freeman as his special assistant. And that
Speaker 3: is sixteen year veteran World Series Champion, All Star and
Speaker 3: great guy Jason Hayward back in the Dodgers family.
Speaker 14: First off, David, I appreciate it, man. It's so good
Speaker 14: to be back here, back around family, back around very
Speaker 14: familiar faces. And you know, we talk about being a
Speaker 14: part of the Dodgers organization. It's amazing to just know
Speaker 14: everyone's working together as the team. As our good friend
Speaker 14: Chris Archer here, what's just saying. But now it's good
Speaker 14: to be back and good to have an opportunity. No
Speaker 14: much appreciation on behalf of Andrew Gombs of carving out
Speaker 14: some space for me. Dave Roberts as well. I told him,
Speaker 14: I'm curious. I want to learn this side of the game.
Speaker 14: I like to work towards being in a front office
Speaker 14: member one day and contributing to a franchise. And here's
Speaker 14: an opportunity to get the ball rolling. So super grateful.
Speaker 3: Some of the best started from the ground up. As
Speaker 3: far as this part of the life, what will.
Speaker 9: You be doing.
Speaker 3: Will you be going to the minor leagues? Will you
Speaker 3: be just canvas seeing the entire organization.
Speaker 14: I will be going to the minor leagues. I'm talking
Speaker 14: about visiting every affiliate. The unfortunate thing for me in
Speaker 14: my mind is that then I'm starting now and the
Speaker 14: season's already be gone, but I will be doing my
Speaker 14: best to catch up. I'll be traveling around with the
Speaker 14: likes of David Finley, Chris Archer, Tyson Ross rabul lebon Is,
Speaker 14: of course communicating with Rock Oball Delhi, some of the
Speaker 14: outfeel people. Just doing whatever I can right now, present day,
Speaker 14: right like putting sixteen years of experience as an outfielder,
Speaker 14: as a defender, as a world champion, and all those things.
Speaker 14: And when I say that, it's you know, the sacrifice
Speaker 14: and contributing to the player development side, and at the
Speaker 14: same time going to affiliates, learning the scouting area, learning
Speaker 14: how to evaluate players and be a support system. You know,
Speaker 14: while I can right now, present day.
Speaker 3: Did you have this vision the last few years of
Speaker 3: playing or did you ever have this vision while you
Speaker 3: were in the thin of it.
Speaker 14: I don't want to say I had the vision because
Speaker 14: I don't think that's fair to say. I feel like
Speaker 14: I was heavily invested in doing whatever my role was,
Speaker 14: especially a latter part of the career. So maybe that's
Speaker 14: a start. Maybe that's coming off the bench, Maybe that's
Speaker 14: being a guy who's evaluating my teammates and doing my
Speaker 14: best to get the best out of them, to support
Speaker 14: them in a sense. But the more I looked at it,
Speaker 14: coming down to, like the last couple of years, it's like, man,
Speaker 14: don't turn the page on the game yet, you know, like,
Speaker 14: see what else you can get out of it? And
Speaker 14: what I know is is I enjoy having conversations about baseball.
Speaker 14: I enjoy having competitive conversations about how can we win,
Speaker 14: how can we do the best to put the right
Speaker 14: people in the right situation. And I know that sounds
Speaker 14: a lot like front office. It sounds a lot like
Speaker 14: building culture, building an organization and getting the best out
Speaker 14: of the players that are a part of the system.
Speaker 14: So that's that's that was my curious issue, and I
Speaker 14: appreciate them. Let me have a stab at it.
Speaker 3: Since you're not that far removed from playing, you just retired.
Speaker 3: I bet you have the appreciation or I should ask you,
Speaker 3: do you have the appreciation of the blend of the
Speaker 3: analytics and what makes a player tick and what their
Speaker 3: character and their makeup is.
Speaker 14: Oh, one hundred percent, one hundred percent. And I think
Speaker 14: that's a unique thing that I have as well. Starting
Speaker 14: in twenty ten, seeing the game change rapidly, going into
Speaker 14: that heavy analytic phase, and now we're starting to see
Speaker 14: it come out of it a bit. You know, it's
Speaker 14: still there, It's still a part of the DNA. It's
Speaker 14: still the terminology and how front offices, how coaching staffs,
Speaker 14: and how players now are learning to communicate every day.
Speaker 14: But you understand it. There needs to be the field, right,
Speaker 14: There needs to be those conversations of having someone who's
Speaker 14: had the experience, how do you handle this situation as
Speaker 14: a rookie, How do you handle this situation facing a
Speaker 14: closer right? How do you handle a situation like maybe
Speaker 14: a guy needs a day off, needs to breathe it?
Speaker 14: And I think that is very, very cool that the
Speaker 14: game is going to more of a collab between the
Speaker 14: field and analytics.
Speaker 6: For sure.
Speaker 3: Jason Hayward is our guest. He's now part of the Dodgers'
Speaker 3: front office as a special assistant. When you started to
Speaker 3: explore this opportunity with the Dodgers. What was Andrew Friedman's
Speaker 3: reaction when you made that first phone call.
Speaker 14: The reaction was, well, first, honestly, it was a lot
Speaker 14: of texting and I'll give you know, Gomer and Andrew
Speaker 14: credit because the season at our started, like I said,
Speaker 14: and you know, they're on pace for you know, trying
Speaker 14: to have another championship season and that's that's winning three
Speaker 14: in a row. So a lot of responsibility on their end.
Speaker 14: But no, we we did a lot of texting back
Speaker 14: and forth. Andrew said, look like we're gonna pull up
Speaker 14: our sleeves here and see what we can do to
Speaker 14: find find space for you to come on and for one,
Speaker 14: contribute in ways we think you can help today. But
Speaker 14: I also give you that opportunity you're asking for, and
Speaker 14: that's to learn, and that's to see what this side
Speaker 14: of the game looks like. So again like super grateful
Speaker 14: for the opportunity. And then the rest of the way
Speaker 14: with Brandon Gomes, you know, doing what he's done of court,
Speaker 14: former player, so he has that perspective, he's been in
Speaker 14: my shoes, and he's been a great sounding board to
Speaker 14: talk to on like what this may look like, how
Speaker 14: this feels right? And and again like Tyson Ross Chris Archers.
Speaker 14: No same guys as well that have that have done
Speaker 14: the same thing, all sharing perspective, but no, our our
Speaker 14: two front office guys, like our head Honchos so to speak,
Speaker 14: they've been absolutely instrumental and just you know, creating an
Speaker 14: opportunity for me this year to do so love it.
Speaker 3: Team player. Jason Hayward, Thanks a lot and congratulations.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Good to be with you there.
Speaker 3: He is the man, Jason Hayward, a new special assistant
Speaker 3: with the Dodgers. They are better for it. We'll send
Speaker 3: it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 5: Tim, all right, thanks love DV lead you out to
Speaker 5: first pitch on this Sunday Dodgers in Chicago taking on
Speaker 5: the White Sox. When we come back, we'll break down
Speaker 5: this pitching matchup White Sox going with an opener.
Speaker 4: How long will leave you out there? We'll tell you.
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Speaker 5: The White Sox going with an opener and Brian Hudson,
Speaker 5: twenty nine year old left hander. He's in his second
Speaker 5: season with the White Sox. The name sounds familiar.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Briefly he pitched with the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: In fact, he made his major league debut with the
Speaker 5: Dodgers in twenty twenty three. Pitched two winnings at his
Speaker 5: debut back on June seventeenth, twenty twenty three. He was
Speaker 5: mostly in Oklahoma City all year. He allowed three runs
Speaker 5: on four hits and a walk. He pitched in six
Speaker 5: games at the big league level for the Dodgers that year.
Speaker 5: He allowed seven runs and eight plus innings. He owns
Speaker 5: a zero Eerra with one hit allowed in three times
Speaker 5: as an opener this season, He's pitched three and a
Speaker 5: third innings. Don't expect him to be out there too long.
Speaker 5: They'll come back with the right hander Eric Fetti, the
Speaker 5: thirty three year old veteran in his ten season, now
Speaker 5: the big league second stint with the White Sox, making
Speaker 5: his ninth appearance this season last time out, five innings,
Speaker 5: two runs, six hits, four strikeouts in a no decision
Speaker 5: against the Braves. Immitt Sheen looking to get back on
Speaker 5: track for the Dodgers, the big right hander three and
Speaker 5: three with four to seventy e twenty six year old
Speaker 5: and his four season now in the big leagues and
Speaker 5: finally healthy here in twenty twenty six, making his thirteenth
Speaker 5: start last time out, second shortest of his career. One
Speaker 5: in the third innings, two runs, three hits, two walks.
Speaker 5: They pulled them in the second inning and lost to
Speaker 5: the Angels because he was already a forty nine pitches.
Speaker 5: Dave Roberts had seen enough before that. Six and the
Speaker 5: third innings he was solid, two runs, only three hits,
Speaker 5: but a victim of no run support and the loss
Speaker 5: to the Diamondbacks. Looking for his first win this year
Speaker 5: since May fourteenth against the San Francisco Giants, so he
Speaker 5: is due for a victory today. Today his first time
Speaker 5: facing the Chicago White Sox ever in his career. So
Speaker 5: it's Immate Sheen going for the Dodgers. Brian Hudson, the
Speaker 5: left hander, will start as the opener. Should be out
Speaker 5: there just for the first inning or so of course
Speaker 5: the show. Hey O Tani leading off for the Dodgers
Speaker 5: and the Dodgers left handed.
Speaker 4: Here is the top the lineup.
Speaker 5: Then it'll be Eric Fetti the pitcher, right hander who
Speaker 5: hasn't been very good one in five with the four
Speaker 5: to sixty nine Era. To follow Dodgers and White Sox
Speaker 5: final game from Chicago. We're fifteen minutes away from first pitch.
Speaker 5: Keys to the game are coming up next.
Speaker 4: I'm Tim Kates. Is the back to back World Series
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Speaker 5: Dodgers wrapping up this road trip in Chicago finals game,
Speaker 5: looking for the series win against the White Sox, and
Speaker 5: she and looking for her winners first since mid May.
Speaker 5: Left hander Brian Hudson will go for the White Sox
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Speaker 2: Tim, thanks again. We count you down to the first
Speaker 2: pitch of this ballgame here this afternoon, as the Dodgers
Speaker 2: take on the White Sox trying to win this three
Speaker 2: game series. Emmachian will pitch the rubber game three and three,
Speaker 2: his record four seventy the era Sheen had a short
Speaker 2: outing against the Angels last time out only and ending
Speaker 2: in a third face nine batters, five of them reached base.
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts said, just not his day took him out early,
Speaker 2: so Imachian should be plenty rested today to attack these
Speaker 2: White Sox.
Speaker 6: It may not have been his day, but he did
Speaker 6: not help himself, in particular with two strengths he kind
Speaker 6: of had somewhat early in the counts, but seven different
Speaker 6: batters he had two strengths on and four of the
Speaker 6: seven reach base. And that is really out of character
Speaker 6: for emasan who really thrives on I think, surprising hitters
Speaker 6: with that elevated fastball after he gets ahead early in account.
Speaker 6: So hopefully turns that around here this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Eric Fetti will pitch the bulk of the innings, at
Speaker 2: least that's the plan for the White Sox. Left hander
Speaker 2: Brian Hudson will start as the opener. The opener has
Speaker 2: been a decent formula though for the White Sox, because
Speaker 2: of the eighteen innings they've had an opener in there
Speaker 2: this year, they've only allowed three runs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I still flinch a little bit at the opener,
Speaker 6: because why not go with your quality guy to begin
Speaker 6: with instead of the opener. I get the transitions, Well,
Speaker 6: maybe the first time through the lineup, or at least
Speaker 6: the first inning, you've got one guy, then you bring
Speaker 6: in the other guy and you've got to make adjustments.
Speaker 6: I get all that, but I've had a couple of
Speaker 6: pitches that tell me former pitches, and why would you
Speaker 6: start with the guy that's coming out of the bullpen
Speaker 6: for a short period of time, instead of going with
Speaker 6: your known entity, this pitch well enough to be in
Speaker 6: your rotation.
Speaker 2: That's certainly a question around baseball. How do you make
Speaker 2: the starting pitcher just that much more important like it
Speaker 2: always was?
Speaker 1: M hm.
Speaker 2: So we'll find out today if it works out for
Speaker 2: the White Sox or not. Emma Shean Brian Hudson the opener,
Speaker 2: with Eric Fetti to follow.
Speaker 5: Tim all Right, Dodgers forty five and twenty six, going
Speaker 5: into action, eight games up on the Padres, nine and
Speaker 5: a half games up on the Diamondbacks.
Speaker 4: Padres already in action. Don't look now.
Speaker 5: They got to two nothing to lead over the Baltimore
Speaker 5: Orioles in the top half of the second. Any Meanwhile,
Speaker 5: the Arizona Diamondbacks losing in Cincinnati, down one nothing as
Speaker 5: they go to the second. We'll keep you updated, of course,
Speaker 5: off the postgame show fort you all the reaction highlights
Speaker 5: and Dodger top when this game is over.
Speaker 4: Enjoyed everybody.
Speaker 5: Dodgers going for this series win on the South side
Speaker 5: of Chicago.
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