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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 print money.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers just can't continue.
Speaker 5: It's not fair.
Speaker 1: Are making plans.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a singular focus on controlling what they can control.
Speaker 3: Now your pregame host of the World Champion LA Dodgers, Tamcats.
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Speaker 7: Hope you're enjoying this Memorial Day weekend on this Saturday,
Speaker 7: May twenty third, as you're back to back World Series
Speaker 7: champion Dodgers thirty one and twenty on this season, first
Speaker 7: place atop the NL West. But after dropping the first
Speaker 7: game of this weekend series of Milwaukee last night, looked
Speaker 7: to bounce back tonight with Rochi Sasaki on the mound,
Speaker 7: first pitch coming up at four fifteen. Between then and now,
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Speaker 7: Dave Roberts, will dive deeper to this pitching matchup. David
Speaker 7: vat Sego's one on one with Fox Sports is on
Speaker 7: Adam wayn Wright.
Speaker 5: He was a pretty good pitcher in his day.
Speaker 7: We'll get his thoughts on this Dodgers team about the
Speaker 7: quarterway point of the season. We got your Dodgers magical moment.
Speaker 7: In just a few minutes, we will check in with
Speaker 7: Tim Neverett and James Loney out at the Galloping Ford
Speaker 7: Broadcast booth. Well, last night was a rough one for
Speaker 7: Justin Roblesky. He got into trouble early. Yes back to
Speaker 7: back singles from Jackson Turio and Bryce terrang first two
Speaker 7: runners reached in the bottom half of the first inning.
Speaker 7: Then William Contrera sent one deep Christian Yelich.
Speaker 8: The DH on deck pitch swung on in hammer deep
Speaker 8: to left field.
Speaker 2: It is three to nothing Milwaukee.
Speaker 9: An upper deck shot three straight hits off of Robleski
Speaker 9: to stype the game, and the Brewers begin this one
Speaker 9: tonight with a bang fourth home run of the season,
Speaker 9: four contreras, and it's the third home run alive this
Speaker 9: season by.
Speaker 5: Robleski, bing bang boom.
Speaker 7: Just like that, a four hundred and ten foot blast
Speaker 7: over the left field wall and the Brewers had a
Speaker 7: three to nothing lead. Robleski would retire Christian Yelich before
Speaker 7: Andrew Vaughn, then a couple of more singles loaded the pass.
Speaker 7: Vaughn then scored Milwaukee's fourth run of the first inning
Speaker 7: on South Frelicks sack Fly. The Brewers put a four
Speaker 7: spot up on Robleski after one inning. Well in the second,
Speaker 7: Milwaukee extended their lead to five to nothing with Andrew
Speaker 7: Vaughn's two out double driving in William Contreras. Logan Henderson
Speaker 7: meanwhile went to work against the Dodgers last night, who
Speaker 7: offensively would struggle throughout the game. Just three hits for
Speaker 7: this Dodgers offense. They drew six walks, but zero for
Speaker 7: seven with runners in scoring position. Henderson would go five
Speaker 7: shutout innings, gave up just two hits, struck out seven
Speaker 7: along the way. The Dodgers scored their low run in
Speaker 7: the top half of the seventh inning, when finally they
Speaker 7: got a runner into scoring position and Shoho Tani Sackfly
Speaker 7: brought in Taoscar Hernandez. As the Brewers go on and
Speaker 7: win it by a final of five to one over
Speaker 7: the Dodgers. Logan Henderson gets the victory He's now two
Speaker 7: to one on this season. Justin Robleski would go five innings,
Speaker 7: five runs, eight hits, four strikeouts and pick up the loss.
Speaker 7: He falls to six and two on this season. A
Speaker 7: tough loss for the Dodgers. Their lost well, they're starting
Speaker 7: to mount up against the Brewers in the regular season.
Speaker 7: Their last regular season win against Milwaukee a seven to
Speaker 7: two decision back on August thirteenth of twenty twenty four. Yes,
Speaker 7: the Dodgers got swept last year during the regular season,
Speaker 7: but when account of the Dodgers would sweep the Brewers
Speaker 7: in the NLCS. But the Dodgers looking to get back
Speaker 7: at it tonight, just a half game lead over San
Speaker 7: Diego going into play in Milwaukee, as the Dodgers sent
Speaker 7: Roki Sasaki out to the mound first pitch at four
Speaker 7: fifteen and with more let's head out to the Galloping
Speaker 7: four broadcast booth as we welcome in Tim Nevertt and
Speaker 7: James Lodi.
Speaker 2: Guys, Tim, thank you very much.
Speaker 8: It is a pretty nice evening outside, but they've just
Speaker 8: closed the roof here in Milwaukee as we get set
Speaker 8: for game number two of this three game series. The
Speaker 8: Brewers winning last night by a five to one score.
Speaker 8: Brewers now thirty and eighteen, and with the Cubs losing,
Speaker 8: they built a three game lead over the Cups two
Speaker 8: and a half over the Cardinals. In the Central Division,
Speaker 8: the Brewers have won twelve of the last fourteen, but
Speaker 8: as far as the Dodgers are concerned, they have won
Speaker 8: the last nine straight regular season games over the Dodgers. However,
Speaker 8: when you look back not just to last year, but
Speaker 8: a few other games and years before, the Dodgers seem
Speaker 8: to win the postseason games, the ones that matter most
Speaker 8: against the Brewers. Dodgers start the day half a game
Speaker 8: in front of the Podres thirty one and twenty in
Speaker 8: the National League Western Division. Ro Ki Sasaki looks to
Speaker 8: follow up a career best performance over the Angels last
Speaker 8: week two and three, five oh nine in the era
Speaker 8: for the right hander. Left hander Robert Gasser will pitch
Speaker 8: for the Brewers, no decisions in an era of four
Speaker 8: and a half and James. When you look at things today,
Speaker 8: the Dodgers have made an adjustment in the batting order.
Speaker 8: First of all, Will Smith is back in, but they've
Speaker 8: dropped Kyle Tucker down to the sixth spot today, as
Speaker 8: he's been struggling a little bit higher up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think they're just looking for a little more
Speaker 4: hard contact of Kyle Tucker. You know, he's always a
Speaker 4: guy who's kind of confidence, he's gonna go up there
Speaker 4: being ready to hit the first pitch, in which I
Speaker 4: love that about him. But I think he would tell
Speaker 4: you, you know, he's not probably exactly where he wants to be.
Speaker 4: You know, drop him in the lineup and guess what.
Speaker 4: When a guy has this caliber of talent that he
Speaker 4: guess what he's doing and hopefully he's due with people
Speaker 4: on base being in that spoty order.
Speaker 8: Max Munsey is not in the lineup after being hit
Speaker 8: on the right wrist last night late in the game.
Speaker 8: Santiago Espinal will play third base and will bat ninth
Speaker 8: and Dave Roberts was asked about a possible IL stint
Speaker 8: for Max. He doesn't think he's gonna need to go on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're definitely hoping he does not have to. You know,
Speaker 4: it didn't look pretty last night. You can get him
Speaker 4: out there, I mean, get him out of the game
Speaker 4: last night, get him some rest, and you know, hopefully
Speaker 4: it's a short timetable because you know, he's been hitting
Speaker 4: for good average for us this year, right, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's not two ninety three hundred like the top average
Speaker 4: guys are. But for him, what he's been doing with
Speaker 4: the Homers with the average, you need that bat in.
Speaker 2: The lineup in the maintime. Reinforcements may be on the way.
Speaker 8: They've saying that Monday, Keith k Hernandez will rejoin the
Speaker 8: club against the Colorado Rockies a Memorial Day and he'll
Speaker 8: also be in the lineup, so they'll get key Key
Speaker 8: Hernandez back, who's been playing very well in Oklahoma City.
Speaker 8: What does he add to the lineup coming back?
Speaker 4: I mean, he had everything you want to have a ballplayer.
Speaker 4: He has the energy, he has the versatility, and you know,
Speaker 4: we obviously seen what he can do in the postseason
Speaker 4: with the bat and just the leader that he is
Speaker 4: in the clubhouse right, the vibes that he brings, and
Speaker 4: I just really feel like he's itching to get back.
Speaker 4: He's ready to be productive for this team. You can
Speaker 4: insert him in so many different places. You can put
Speaker 4: him in different areas in the batting lineup. He can
Speaker 4: bund a guy over for you, he can hit it,
Speaker 4: you know, get guys over when you need to with
Speaker 4: the bat. So I just feel like he's gonna bring
Speaker 4: the dynamic that you know, we've probably been missing that
Speaker 4: this year.
Speaker 10: I think the team is missing that energy.
Speaker 8: Meantime, a ball game to win here today in Milwaukee
Speaker 8: is the Dodgers and the Brewers play the middle frame
Speaker 8: of this three game set.
Speaker 7: Tim all right, thank you guys, as we caunt you
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Speaker 7: You're gonna hear back or hear from the manager, Dave Roberts.
Speaker 7: We will check in with David Vase. We dive deeper
Speaker 7: into this pitching matchup for Milwaukee. But up next to
Speaker 7: your Otani, your rewine added, we'll hear from Justin Roblaski.
Speaker 7: And that's all coming up. As we lead you up
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Speaker 7: Sasaki Robert Gasser of the pitching match of game two
Speaker 7: of this three game weekend set. First pitch coming up
Speaker 7: at four fifteen.
Speaker 1: This is the Otani.
Speaker 8: Rewhy so he waits and now the two two these
Speaker 8: swings and the lines at the right field.
Speaker 2: That's the first hit of the game.
Speaker 8: Solid shot to right by Otani, and the Dodgers have
Speaker 8: the leadoff man aboard one o pitch and Otani swings in.
Speaker 2: It's a high fly ball.
Speaker 8: The regular depth left field making the catch is Bowers
Speaker 8: tagging and scoring standing up as taoscar Hernandez and heads
Speaker 8: up for Dalton rushing advancing first to second. On the
Speaker 8: sacrifice fly by Otani, the Dodgers get on the board.
Speaker 2: It is five to one.
Speaker 5: Show hey.
Speaker 7: Otani won for three on base twice, including a walk,
Speaker 7: his sack fly. As you heard there in the seventh
Speaker 7: Inny scoring ta Oscar Hernandez the only run of the
Speaker 7: game for the Dodgers, as Shoey O'tany at the top
Speaker 7: of the lineup got on base. The Dodgers had only
Speaker 7: three hits total as an offense last night as they
Speaker 7: lose to the Brewers by a final of five to one.
Speaker 7: Dodgers Baseball is brought to you by Cars for Kids,
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Speaker 7: got the start, gave a three run home run three
Speaker 7: batters into the game, give a four runs in the first,
Speaker 7: one more in the second. Dodgers were down five to nothing.
Speaker 7: Robleski would go five innings, five runs, eight hits, four strikeouts,
Speaker 7: So he would settle in throw a one hundred pitches.
Speaker 7: The offense just couldn't get going after that big hole
Speaker 7: that he put him in.
Speaker 11: And afterwards talk to the media. Yeah, they put the
Speaker 11: ball in play and they were hits. I mean, that's
Speaker 11: just kind of how it goes. And obviously that the
Speaker 11: home run there, that's what kind of hurts the hole outing.
Speaker 11: But yeah, they put the ball in play and credit
Speaker 11: to them, they were hits. They did a good job.
Speaker 6: Is there an adjustment that you made because it did
Speaker 6: seem to find a way to get through five innings
Speaker 6: after that second inning, you're a bit more efficient.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, it wasn't anything in particular that I
Speaker 11: did differently. I just think, you know, when they put
Speaker 11: it in play, it was out as opposed to being hits,
Speaker 11: and that's just the way the game goes sometimes. Yeah,
Speaker 11: I mean, I think the execution probably got a little better.
Speaker 11: Is outing progressed and you know, therefore the stuff like that, whatever,
Speaker 11: we're a little bit better. But yeah, I mean it
Speaker 11: sucks to kind of only get through five there and
Speaker 11: kind of give up those runs in the first and
Speaker 11: kind of put our team in a hole.
Speaker 12: I don't know where you wanted it or just kind
Speaker 12: of ambush you there.
Speaker 5: It was a cutter and he ambushed it, you know.
Speaker 11: I think hindsight's twenty twenty probably Yeah, just not a
Speaker 11: great spot for it, not a whatever, But he got it.
Speaker 6: In credit to him, found a lot of success in
Speaker 6: being so aggressive in the zone when the results in
Speaker 6: the first twinnings aren't there.
Speaker 4: How important is it for you to stick to that approach.
Speaker 3: Even if you know it wasn't the way that you
Speaker 3: started or wanted the way to start it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean I think that's kind of what I've
Speaker 11: what I've always said and kind of harped on, like
Speaker 11: you do the right thing enough times and the results
Speaker 11: are going to go your way. And today it was
Speaker 11: one of those days where obviously it didn't you know,
Speaker 11: kind of you know, still was getting ahead and counts
Speaker 11: pretty good, still was getting hitters out relatively quickly, kind
Speaker 11: of towards the back half of the outing. But yeah,
Speaker 11: obviously the homer is kind of the one that gets
Speaker 11: you there. So that's yeah, like that's always what I'm
Speaker 11: gonna do, is go out there and attack, and there's
Speaker 11: not a lot to tend to scare me off that.
Speaker 5: All right, there's Justin Robleski.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they put the ball in play against him, and
Speaker 7: he's not a guy who racks up the strikeouts. They
Speaker 7: can get to him, and yesterday they just found some
Speaker 7: green grass and took a five nothing to lead and
Speaker 7: ended up winning at five to one as Justin Robleski
Speaker 7: falls to six and to still the coming here am wrong,
Speaker 7: but because you know, Dodges on deck will dive deeper
Speaker 7: into this pitching matchup tonight with rookie Sasaki on the
Speaker 7: mount David Veasse. We'll check in as he goes one
Speaker 7: on one with Adam Wayne Wright, former Big league superstar
Speaker 7: now with Fox calling the game this afternoon.
Speaker 5: But up next we'll get you an injury report. Hey, well,
Speaker 5: here for the manager, Dave Roberts.
Speaker 7: Hope to get an update on Max Mounsey in that
Speaker 7: right wrists the Dodgers and Brewers Game two of this
Speaker 7: three game weekend set for Milwaukee.
Speaker 5: I'm Tim Kates.
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Speaker 1: This it's the LA Dodgers Injury Report.
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Speaker 7: Angeles Dodgers. Max Munsey hit on the risk last night.
Speaker 7: The right wrist X rays or negative last night. We'll
Speaker 7: get an update from Dave Roberts here in just a minute.
Speaker 7: Jack Dryer on the i L. Blake Snell on the
Speaker 7: IL after surgery on Tuesday, Tyler Glass now on the
Speaker 7: IL with lower back spasms, brock Stewart on the I
Speaker 7: L ed When Diaz on the IL, Tommy Eman on
Speaker 7: the I L. Keith Hernandez sixty day.
Speaker 13: I L.
Speaker 7: Looks like he's gonna play one more game in Oklahoma
Speaker 7: City and then make his return on Monday after off
Speaker 7: season elbow surgery. All right, we head back out to Milwaukee.
Speaker 7: Let's get an update from the manager, Dave Robert Dave.
Speaker 1: Questions for Dave, Dave, can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 3: Can you talk about the pressure in the dugouts with
Speaker 3: Dave Roberts.
Speaker 14: Well, what can you tell us about Munsey? How do
Speaker 14: he come in today?
Speaker 6: And do you feel like it's a little bit worse
Speaker 6: than originally thought.
Speaker 13: I think it's kind of what we thought obviously. The
Speaker 13: X rayser negative came in today sore, So we're gonna
Speaker 13: kind of give him a rest day to kind of
Speaker 13: try to get that swelling out and then see where
Speaker 13: he's at tomorrow. And like I said, he'll be down
Speaker 13: for the weekend and we'll kind of see where we're
Speaker 13: at we get to on Monday, but kind of what
Speaker 13: we expected.
Speaker 6: When you get to Monday, Kik is able to join
Speaker 6: you guys with that and play. Does that make you
Speaker 6: guys feel like you can be a little more cautious
Speaker 6: with month?
Speaker 13: See absolutely, Keith, you will be here on Monday and
Speaker 13: then he'll probably be in the lineup against Freeland and
Speaker 13: you know, well, so it gives us that an extra
Speaker 13: day certainly for Max.
Speaker 4: And Max mentioned like last time he got hit there
Speaker 4: like the initial actrade and it took a little while
Speaker 4: to be positive.
Speaker 10: Is he going to go for any further like imaging
Speaker 10: or anything?
Speaker 5: Right now?
Speaker 10: Are you guys satisfied?
Speaker 12: I think we're good right now.
Speaker 13: But you know, once we get to Monday, get back home,
Speaker 13: I think we'll see where we're at to see if
Speaker 13: we need to get a CT scan with the hoon.
Speaker 7: It possibility when you get to Monday that the ale
Speaker 7: still remains a fight for Max.
Speaker 13: I'd be surprised.
Speaker 10: I think.
Speaker 13: I'd be surprised, but it's it's obviously should be considered,
Speaker 13: you know, depending on how he responds. You know, over
Speaker 13: the next couple of days, but I doubt it.
Speaker 11: So I'm taking.
Speaker 15: Reps at thirds that just back up more options or
Speaker 15: just to see where he's at.
Speaker 13: That's just kind of just to get a little work there,
Speaker 13: just to kind of give us some more options. Yeah,
Speaker 13: remember where you.
Speaker 11: Were twenty four years ago.
Speaker 13: Today, she's twenty four years What are we.
Speaker 10: In twenty Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, you're doing it right now. Is this Sean Green today?
Speaker 13: Yeah? Sean was scuffling before we got here, and then
Speaker 13: he had he went four for six for six, four homers.
Speaker 13: I forgot how many, nineteen total bases maybe, and they
Speaker 13: had a lefty.
Speaker 12: On the mound, so I was on.
Speaker 13: I didn't start, so I got to I got to
Speaker 13: watch Sean Green have a huge day.
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Speaker 14: I accept everybody for who they are.
Speaker 1: This is Dodger insider David Basse.
Speaker 5: All right, DV.
Speaker 7: It sounds like for now the Dodgers avoided disaster with
Speaker 7: Max Munsey. But anytime you get hit on the wrist
Speaker 7: or the hand, it kind of lingers, does it?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I was on the team bus on the way to
Speaker 6: American Family Field with Max Munsey. He was the last
Speaker 6: one to get on the bus, I might add, maybe
Speaker 6: because he was carrying around like a therapy machine for
Speaker 6: his right wrist and when he get on the bus.
Speaker 6: You know, we had our sarcastic, playful interaction which told
Speaker 6: me that he's okay. It could have been a lot worse.
Speaker 6: He said that after the game, and he said he
Speaker 6: broke his right wrist in the same kind of area
Speaker 6: back in twenty nineteen, and he had a nauseous feeling
Speaker 6: when he broke the wrist, and he said he did
Speaker 6: not have that feeling again, So that's a good thing.
Speaker 6: He's not going to play tomorrow either, and he's not
Speaker 6: going to play Monday. Keith Y Hernandez is wrapping up
Speaker 6: his long extended rehabit Simon in Oklahoma Alma City, and
Speaker 6: Dave Roberts said the Rockies are throwing left hander Kyle
Speaker 6: Freeland at the Dodgers, so key Key Hernandez will buy
Speaker 6: Monsey one more day and get the start at third base.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, his name's Andrew Vaughan. He was a top five
Speaker 6: pick by the White Sox and they kept on waiting
Speaker 6: and hoping that he would reach his potential. Last summer
Speaker 6: they released him. Matt Arnold, the Brewers president of baseball Operations,
Speaker 6: picked him up. He was in the minor leagues for
Speaker 6: ten days. Made his major or Brewer's debut against the
Speaker 6: Dodgers when they were here in the middle of last
Speaker 6: summer tim and all of a sudden exploded. He had
Speaker 6: a Grand Slam and now has played seven games against
Speaker 6: the Dodgers. Last night he was two for four with
Speaker 6: an RBI double. Andrew Vaughan in seven games against the
Speaker 6: Dodgers since joining the Brewers regular season, hitting four hundred
Speaker 6: with one home run and eight RBIs. I mean, you
Speaker 6: can't make this stuff up. And Andrew Vaughn had a
Speaker 6: great year with the Brewers last year, but it all
Speaker 6: started against the Dodgers, and it continued last night against
Speaker 6: the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: All Right, everybody knows what happened to you, DV.
Speaker 7: When you went down the slide, you broke your wrists,
Speaker 7: had to have surgery on it. But is there really
Speaker 7: a Dodgers player who wants to go down the slide?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 6: Look, Alex Call came up to me around two o'clock
Speaker 6: this afternoon before he went out for his outfield work.
Speaker 6: And a lot of times players will say I have
Speaker 6: a bone to pick with you because it's something I
Speaker 6: said on Dodger Talk. But his bone to with me
Speaker 6: was the fact that he believes I ruined the slide
Speaker 6: experience for everybody else because when he was with the Nationals,
Speaker 6: he asked to go down and it was after twenty
Speaker 6: twenty two, and he said he was told he was
Speaker 6: not allowed or anybody was allowed to go down Bernie's
Speaker 6: slide because I broke my six ribs and right wrist.
Speaker 6: But now they have opened the slide to the public,
Speaker 6: but no players, active players are allowed to go down
Speaker 6: the slide. So Wisconsin native Alex Call is going to
Speaker 6: have to wait until he's done playing to go down
Speaker 6: and really really achieve his bucket list of going down
Speaker 6: the same slide I did.
Speaker 7: That's why we don't have nice things, David, because somebody's
Speaker 7: got to get hurt and that person was you.
Speaker 6: Real quick, I don't want blood on my hands if
Speaker 6: Alex Call went down that slide and speaked an ankle.
Speaker 7: That's a great point by you, real quick, Key Key Hernandez.
Speaker 7: He's on a rehabit, sigmon now forever it feels like
Speaker 7: in Oklahoma City.
Speaker 5: How has he done down there?
Speaker 6: Well, he's only played one position, third base. He's played
Speaker 6: third base every single game down there, and the results
Speaker 6: have not been that great. But like some Dodger official
Speaker 6: told me, it's not October in Oklahoma City either. But
Speaker 6: he's gotten enough enough reps down there, so he'll be
Speaker 6: ready to go on Monday.
Speaker 5: All right, Time down to pick the ponies.
Speaker 7: We're picking races head to head during the spring season
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Speaker 7: out of Santa Anita, four and a half furlongs currently
Speaker 7: and eight horse race.
Speaker 5: Who do you like tomorrow, David?
Speaker 6: I'm going with Scammelert in your honor, Tim, the number
Speaker 6: three horse.
Speaker 5: That's who I was gonna go. I'll go with the
Speaker 5: four horse early Encore.
Speaker 7: All right, good pick by you, though, David, Thank you,
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Speaker 5: Rokie Sasaki, Robert Gasser.
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Speaker 7: track after a five to one loss last night. First
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Speaker 14: I say hello, Tim.
Speaker 6: I'm back with James Loney, who, in his brief Dodgers
Speaker 6: radio broadcasting career, has not seen the Dodgers beat the Brewers, James,
Speaker 6: this is.
Speaker 14: Becoming an issue. You need a win today.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you're trying to make me the common denominator here.
Speaker 6: Well, Dave was trying to blame me for jinxing the
Speaker 6: scoreless inning streak by the bullpen, saying that the relievers
Speaker 6: may be looking at my tweets and thinking about their
Speaker 6: thirty two consecutive scoreless innings.
Speaker 14: So this is on me. I guess too.
Speaker 10: I don't think they're looking at your to.
Speaker 6: Dave claims he doesn't, but hey, that's pretty impressive, James,
Speaker 6: to have not just one or two guys or three guys,
Speaker 6: but it's been eleven different relievers that have pitched scoreless
Speaker 6: innings over the course of this streak.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean what I've noticed is they're coming in at
Speaker 4: tack mode. A lot of times, when you have a
Speaker 4: street going, you start thinking about it, or I'm not
Speaker 4: saying you get nervous, but you're like, okay, I gotta
Speaker 4: be so perfect to keep the street going. I don't
Speaker 4: see them pitching like that. I see them pitching not
Speaker 4: necessarily to contact, but to their plan.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 4: They have this plan, they have this approach that I'm
Speaker 4: definitely trying to get strike one. But I'm trying to
Speaker 4: hit my spot. I trust that I'm hitting my spot,
Speaker 4: and they've been doing a great job with that. I
Speaker 4: feel like they're feeding off each other and they're just
Speaker 4: passing the baton.
Speaker 6: I guess what's interesting. The Dodgers under Andrew Friedman have
Speaker 6: started a lot of trends. And we always heard about
Speaker 6: relievers wanting to find roles. Well, the Dodgers were the
Speaker 6: first team to define roles by groupings of hitters, not
Speaker 6: by the inning you pitching.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, leave it up to the Dodgers to
Speaker 4: find a way, right, because I feel like they're always
Speaker 4: thinking outside the box. You know, I played under Andrew
Speaker 4: Freeman in Tampa Bay, so I really feel like, you know,
Speaker 4: like he said, the didn't have the budget then, right,
Speaker 4: but they were still making things work.
Speaker 10: They bring he brings that mentality over here and.
Speaker 4: Says, Okay, we're good, right, we have great star players,
Speaker 4: you know, we have all this how can we even
Speaker 4: get even better?
Speaker 10: And I feel like that's just like a perfect example
Speaker 10: right there.
Speaker 6: You said on the call last night you felt like
Speaker 6: the Dodgers were taking too many first pitch strikes. Do
Speaker 6: you feel like that approachests to change today against Robert Gasser, who,
Speaker 6: I'll be quite honest with you, I'm not sure how
Speaker 6: much we know about him.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Right, there's a difference between just taking and then being
Speaker 4: ready to hit and taking, and a lot of times
Speaker 4: it just seems like they weren't engaged to swing. And
Speaker 4: then sometimes you can even actually there's actually a third way.
Speaker 4: You can even be in between. You can be thinking
Speaker 4: you're ready to hit and then you're like, okay, I
Speaker 4: want to see the ball, and then it's too late.
Speaker 10: Right, So it's like this in between phase.
Speaker 4: I've been there before where I thought I was ready
Speaker 4: to hit, and you know, you only have so much
Speaker 4: time to react your eyes. You know, you only have
Speaker 4: so much time for your eyes to say swing. So
Speaker 4: when I'm up there, you know you want your hitters
Speaker 4: to be in swing swing, swing mode, but the eyes
Speaker 4: telling you that you're in swing mode and not, you know,
Speaker 4: you're just waiting, hoping and then trying to react too
Speaker 4: late because you, like you said, you don't have that
Speaker 4: much time.
Speaker 6: How strange was it for you to see Mookie Betts
Speaker 6: take three strikes be called out in his first at
Speaker 6: bat on three strikes that seems to go against everything
Speaker 6: you're talking about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, you know, I've seen guys strike out
Speaker 4: looking right, but either they got fooled maybe or they
Speaker 4: just got caught off guard in some capacity. Yeah, that
Speaker 4: at bat, you know, he's got the little leg lift right,
Speaker 4: the little leg kick, So you've got to.
Speaker 10: Time that right. You've got to start that on time.
Speaker 4: And like I said before, with the leg even with
Speaker 4: the leg kick even more so, you've got to know
Speaker 4: that timing because when you're up there in the bat,
Speaker 4: you're like, Okay, I think I'm on time, and then
Speaker 4: by the time your foot gets down and your hands
Speaker 4: are raised to fire, it might be too late. So
Speaker 4: I really want to see him in the attack more.
Speaker 4: You know, I saw that even with him a little
Speaker 4: bit last year, where he was taking some pitches I
Speaker 4: thought that were hit able early in the count. And
Speaker 4: you know, I think, and honestly, I think pitchers are
Speaker 4: noticing that. I think teams have that in their reports
Speaker 4: and know that, Hey, you know, I think we can
Speaker 4: get away with this first pitch strike.
Speaker 6: Are we getting closer to seeing mooke beds take off?
Speaker 6: I know last night was not a great game for him,
Speaker 6: but from what you see he is he hitting the
Speaker 6: ball hard and not getting results.
Speaker 14: Where is Mookie Beds at right now?
Speaker 4: I would say a little bit between. I've seen him
Speaker 4: where he's hitting the ball hard on the line or
Speaker 4: he's hitting the ball hard on the ground. I'm not
Speaker 4: seeing him driving the ball with a lot of authority.
Speaker 4: And you know, it is what it is, right, He's
Speaker 4: not the biggest guy in the world like a show, hey,
Speaker 4: where he can get away with you know where show
Speaker 4: he can get away with some fly balls that leave
Speaker 4: the park. So I've noticed where MOOKI you know, he
Speaker 4: hit the ball pretty good, but you know they're just
Speaker 4: flyball outs. They're not carrying, and it's harder to hit
Speaker 4: to the opposite field with power than it is to
Speaker 4: the pool side. So I think if he can get
Speaker 4: you know, if he can get those as line drives
Speaker 4: and get his base hits, they'll have the poolside power.
Speaker 10: So I think he's just got to balance that out.
Speaker 14: All right. Thanks James, great to do this with you.
Speaker 6: We'll do it one more time tomorrow, but James Loney
Speaker 6: and Tim Nevertt will join us a little bit later
Speaker 6: in the show, and of course on the call tonight
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Speaker 6: It's the Dodgers and Brewers getting said for first pitch,
Speaker 6: and it's on a national stage. Joe Davis will be
Speaker 6: joined by aj Prazinski and Adam Waynwright, who spent his
Speaker 6: entire career with the Saint Louis Cardinals. Thanks a lot
Speaker 6: for the time, appreciated, Adam.
Speaker 12: Yeah, thanks for having me on.
Speaker 14: All right, let's lead it off right here.
Speaker 6: I tap into Freddie Freeman as my baseball compass, So
Speaker 6: I said, Hey, I'm talking to Adam Waynwright today. What's
Speaker 6: the first thing that comes to mind? And he said,
Speaker 6: it's not anything baseball related. It's all the work that
Speaker 6: you've done off the field.
Speaker 12: Oh. I appreciate that.
Speaker 17: Yeah, that's we've we've uh, you know, we've been given
Speaker 17: cool platforms and uh, it's just just it would be
Speaker 17: a shame to not use it for good, you know.
Speaker 17: And so we've been able to have a lot of
Speaker 17: great opportunities to help a lot of people in the
Speaker 17: eat and that's uh, I'm glad you Reckon.
Speaker 12: That's cool.
Speaker 6: That's the one thing that he said, everything that you've
Speaker 6: done off the field seems to be your legacy just
Speaker 6: as much as anything you did on the mound.
Speaker 17: Well, that's the legacy that I would prefer to have
Speaker 17: almost you know, it's the opportunity to go out and
Speaker 17: make a difference in the world.
Speaker 12: We just don't have very long to do that.
Speaker 17: You know, this very finite world that we live in,
Speaker 17: very finite, very finite profession, especially where we only get
Speaker 17: three or four years to actually do something that matters
Speaker 17: maybe and for most of the people, and then you know.
Speaker 12: We might get ten or twelve.
Speaker 17: I was lucky to have more, and so we have
Speaker 17: to use our time wisely and to the most of
Speaker 17: to the best of our ability to get cool things
Speaker 17: done for people to.
Speaker 6: Need some of the fun stuff that you've done, to
Speaker 6: generate money for people overseas. And you know, less fortunate
Speaker 6: is the fantasy football charity event that you had when
Speaker 6: you played, and Freddie said that is that still going, yeah.
Speaker 17: Still doing, still chugging along. It's a lot harder when
Speaker 17: you get outside the game to generate the same kind
Speaker 17: of interest. You know, even if you have great career
Speaker 17: doesn't really matter. I mean, you got to be there
Speaker 17: and be you know, with the people a lot. And
Speaker 17: and we're still we're still chugging along though.
Speaker 12: We're still doing a lot of great things.
Speaker 17: I think big league impact through fantasy football events, karaoke events,
Speaker 17: top golf, sporting plays. You know, we've raised thirteen million
Speaker 17: dollars so for people in need food, feeding people and
Speaker 17: giving them clean water and basic essential needs and and
Speaker 17: that's all really rewarding at the end of the day.
Speaker 6: Adam Wainwright is our guest before first pitch between the
Speaker 6: Dodgers and Brewers. Clayton Kershaw is dealing with some of
Speaker 6: the stuff that I'm sure you dealt with after you retired.
Speaker 6: You went through so much to continue to pitch into
Speaker 6: your forties. He found a way to come back from
Speaker 6: a couple of different injuries to continue to go out
Speaker 6: his own way. How important do you believe it was
Speaker 6: for him, like you to go out on your own terms.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, I mean, just you still want to have regrets,
Speaker 17: you know, you don't want to look back and and
Speaker 17: uh and say I wish I would have played one
Speaker 17: more year. You know, you give it everything you have
Speaker 17: and play as I remember, uh, Jeff Soupond told me
Speaker 17: one time, play as long as you can, you know,
Speaker 17: because you can't come back into this game ten years
Speaker 17: after you get done and go back in and play
Speaker 17: Major League Baseball.
Speaker 12: Just not how it works.
Speaker 17: So our bodies are are are a lot of a certain
Speaker 17: amount of time, you know, and you got to you
Speaker 17: gotta grind through some injuries, and you gotta play through hurt,
Speaker 17: and you got to learn how to get the job
Speaker 17: done sometimes when you feel like crap, And that's just
Speaker 17: part of it.
Speaker 12: That's part of being a pro. And I always love
Speaker 12: that part of it.
Speaker 17: You know, Like if I could, if I could get
Speaker 17: my team to believe that no matter what, I was
Speaker 17: gonna go out there and fight, no matter how I felt,
Speaker 17: they knew I was going to compete my butt off,
Speaker 17: you know, that was a win for me right there.
Speaker 14: How much mutual respect do you and Clayton have for
Speaker 14: each other?
Speaker 17: Well, I don't know about From his side, I have
Speaker 17: lots of respect for him, and from my side, I
Speaker 17: think we're you know, he's a he's a good friend
Speaker 17: of mine and he was one of the guys.
Speaker 12: I told him this. He hated.
Speaker 17: He always hated when I because I'm a hugger and
Speaker 17: I'm a words of affirmation guy. Yeah, and he's he's
Speaker 17: not so much, and so he would be like, gosh,
Speaker 17: I hate when.
Speaker 10: You do this.
Speaker 17: But you know, I always love to tell him, like, listen, man,
Speaker 17: you're one of the guys that pushes me to be better.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 12: They're one of the guys that when.
Speaker 17: I go into the gym, I know I got to
Speaker 17: get that third fourth set when I don't want to.
Speaker 17: You know, you're one of the guys that I get
Speaker 17: up early to do this stuff for and and and
Speaker 17: put those extra sweat you know, beads on your forehead
Speaker 17: because I know guys like him were doing it, you know,
Speaker 17: And so I always was chasing him.
Speaker 12: I wanted to be the cy young guy every year.
Speaker 17: He just never would let me because he kept having
Speaker 17: a one ady r a you know. And and uh,
Speaker 17: and I see guys when the cy young now, I'm
Speaker 17: like man's because they don't have Clayton Kershaw and his
Speaker 17: prime to go up against.
Speaker 12: You know, Max Schurz are in.
Speaker 17: His prime, royality and his prime like a bunch of
Speaker 17: my years, I'm like, that could have won, you know,
Speaker 17: and today, but uh, it was always so fun competing
Speaker 17: against Clayton. He's just as as great a competitor as
Speaker 17: there's ever been in our game. He he made me
Speaker 17: go to bed early and wake up earlier, you know,
Speaker 17: just to try to compete with him.
Speaker 12: So I'll always be appreciative him that.
Speaker 6: You both were known for, Uncle Charlie, did you ever
Speaker 6: look at the curveballs and the similarities. I know you're
Speaker 6: a right hander, he was a left hander, but was
Speaker 6: there any parallels.
Speaker 12: Well, I think we used we used them similarly.
Speaker 17: I mean, his his curveball was such a contrast to
Speaker 17: his fastball.
Speaker 12: Though. You know, he's coming.
Speaker 17: Hard in the fastball, hard end with that nasty slider,
Speaker 17: and and that was probably like ninety percent of the
Speaker 17: time you were going to see fastball slider, and then
Speaker 17: all of a sudden, you know, he'd pop that that
Speaker 17: straight over the top like he's throwing a washer into
Speaker 17: a five gallon bucket curveball, and you just can't even
Speaker 17: it looked so different out of his hand. You can't
Speaker 17: look for that because you had to be ready for
Speaker 17: ninety four ninety five in heavy and so it just
Speaker 17: was such a surprise. Everybody was always out front of
Speaker 17: it mine, you know, they kind of knew it was coming.
Speaker 17: Eventually you faced me, You're gonna see a curveball most likely,
Speaker 17: And and I never had Clayton's great fastball really, so.
Speaker 12: We used them. We used them similarly.
Speaker 17: To get him off our fastballs, you know, he he.
Speaker 17: He did it as more of like a like a
Speaker 17: there's no way you can look for this. I did
Speaker 17: it as a I need to get you out with
Speaker 17: my heater, so I want you to try to hit
Speaker 17: this curveball. And if you try to hit this curveball,
Speaker 17: most likely you're gonna get out. So that so then
Speaker 17: you know, it kind of played in my favor that way.
Speaker 12: But as I got.
Speaker 17: Older and I lost my heater, uh, the curveball wasn't
Speaker 17: that much of a contrast anymore.
Speaker 12: It became very hard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I know Clayton Hall has used to talk
Speaker 6: about change up envy, but he never wanted to compromise
Speaker 6: just his other pitches by throwing that pitch. Did you
Speaker 6: ever have anything any change up envy or any other
Speaker 6: pitch envy?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I always I always wanted a great change up
Speaker 17: and I had an absolute banger of a change up
Speaker 17: every spring training that I got lots of outs with.
Speaker 17: I got lots of outs in spring with my change
Speaker 17: up every year, and it was always with a new
Speaker 17: grip and a new swagger.
Speaker 12: I always I called it my Devastator.
Speaker 17: And ever go into every year like really confident to
Speaker 17: throw my Devastator. And I'd come out of the first
Speaker 17: game of the season and I would have thrown one.
Speaker 12: Or two, you know, and it's like, dang it.
Speaker 17: I thought I was gonna throw twelve or fifteen of them,
Speaker 17: you know, And so I did a little bit. But
Speaker 17: the same thing he said, you know, I knew that
Speaker 17: I could get you out with my sinker and my
Speaker 17: curveball and my cutter. He knew he could get you
Speaker 17: out with his four seemer and his slider and his curveball.
Speaker 17: And you know, what you don't ever want to do
Speaker 17: is give up extra base hits or put yourself in
Speaker 17: a bad count throwing your fourth best pitch if you
Speaker 17: don't have confidence in it.
Speaker 14: Hey, h before I let you go.
Speaker 6: One thing that Clayton always talked about, especially towards the
Speaker 6: end of his career, is just go out there and
Speaker 6: compete with what you have.
Speaker 14: That's something you did as well.
Speaker 6: Is there anybody or any few guys in the game
Speaker 6: that stand out to you now that have that same
Speaker 6: type of compete that you and Clayton had.
Speaker 17: Well, my favorite guy to watch is Zach Wheeler. You know,
Speaker 17: I just love I love watching him pitch. And he's
Speaker 17: an actual pitcher, you know, he goes out there and competes.
Speaker 12: I mean guys like.
Speaker 17: Trek Scooble, they're they're so great because he has he
Speaker 17: has the mindset to go along with the stuff. There's
Speaker 17: tons of guys of our in our game that have stuff.
Speaker 17: There's tons of guys that throw upwards one hundred miles
Speaker 17: an hour now, uh, but they.
Speaker 12: Don't have that dog inside of them, you know.
Speaker 17: And and Zach Wheeler and uh and Terrek they're they're
Speaker 17: they're my probably my two favorite guys because they're just
Speaker 17: out there. They're putting their cajonas on the line every pitch.
Speaker 17: You know, they're they're they're out there just fighting like dogs.
Speaker 12: And I love that.
Speaker 17: You know, as a pitcher, if you're not competing your
Speaker 17: tail off your team, I don't really know what you're
Speaker 17: doing out there.
Speaker 14: I love it, Adam, Wayne right is our guest.
Speaker 6: So much reaction from guys that you overlap with guys
Speaker 6: that you never faced. How much does that make you feel, like, hey,
Speaker 6: some of these guys remember old Wayno here.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's always good to come back and see faces,
Speaker 17: you know, and and and and I've started to get
Speaker 17: to the age where where guys are like I loved
Speaker 17: watching you growing up, you know, and that kind of stuff,
Speaker 17: and that that makes me feel special because I know
Speaker 17: I had those guys too. And when I played golf
Speaker 17: with Lavin and Maddox the other day, and you know,
Speaker 17: I had them sign my scorecard at the end, and
Speaker 17: they were kind of like, what the heck? And I
Speaker 17: was like, Bro, I'm still a huge fan, you know,
Speaker 17: Like you know, I've patted my game after y'all, So like,
Speaker 17: I don't think you should ever lose that fandom of baseball.
Speaker 14: Adam, thanks a lot for the time.
Speaker 6: I'm a little kid right now, because watching you do
Speaker 6: your thing so impressive and so much respect. Even though
Speaker 6: you wore that cardinal red and beat the Dodgers in
Speaker 6: thirteen and fourteen, we all remember those dates. But what
Speaker 6: you stand for off the field, from your peers and
Speaker 6: what they shared with me obviously speaks for itself. So
Speaker 6: thank you so much for your time.
Speaker 12: Thank you very much for saying that.
Speaker 6: Adam Waynwright's on the call today with Joe Davis and
Speaker 6: aj Persinski on Fox.
Speaker 14: We'll send it back to you, Tim, all.
Speaker 7: Right, thanks a lot of dv Adam Wayne right, not
Speaker 7: one of the good guys, one of the great guys
Speaker 7: in baseball on and off the field.
Speaker 5: Leading you up to.
Speaker 7: First pitch Dodgers and Brewers, first pitch coming up in
Speaker 7: four fifteen. We're gonna dive deeper in this pitching matchup.
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Speaker 7: Robert Gasser on the mound, twenty six year old left
Speaker 7: hander picked by the Padres in twenty twenty one, traded
Speaker 7: to the Brewers and the Josh Haterer deal in twenty
Speaker 7: twenty two. Got hurt in twenty twenty four after five starts,
Speaker 7: missed all I'm pretty much all of last year, making
Speaker 7: his second start now with the big leagues this year,
Speaker 7: sweet Bert Sinker fastball change up cutter last time out
Speaker 7: four innings, three runs, three hits, three strikeouts, two walks
Speaker 7: and a no decision against the Twins. Dodgers saw him
Speaker 7: not the regular season before, but in Game two of
Speaker 7: the NLCS in Milwaukee last year, pitch two thirds of
Speaker 7: an innying Rookie Sasaki for the Dodgers two and three,
Speaker 7: five h nine er rate. Making his ninth start last
Speaker 7: time out arguably his best, seven innings one run, four hits,
Speaker 7: eight strikeouts, zero walks in a win over the Angels.
Speaker 7: Will face the Brewers for the first time in the
Speaker 7: regular season. He saw them three times in the NLCS,
Speaker 7: tossing the combined two and two third innings Rookie Sasaki,
Speaker 7: Robert Gasser, Dodgers and Brewers for fifteen minutes away for
Speaker 7: first pitch.
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Speaker 7: Lead you up to Dodgers and Brewers Rookie Sasaki Robert
Speaker 7: Gass for the pitching matchup. As we get you ready
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Speaker 8: Guys, Tam thanks again, we're counting you down to the
Speaker 8: first pitch of the ballgame. Here tonight in Milwaukee, the
Speaker 8: roof will be closed once again.
Speaker 2: And that is a temperature thing. No threat of rain
Speaker 2: in the area.
Speaker 8: It's just when it's below sixty five degrees, they will
Speaker 8: close the roof here and play indoors. So that's the
Speaker 8: situation here tonight. But the Brewers continued to make a
Speaker 8: lot of contact. One thing to keep an eye on
Speaker 8: is how Roki Sasaki can handle them. In the first inning,
Speaker 8: they have one of the best run differentials in all
Speaker 8: of baseball, plus fifteen, meaning they've scored fifteen more runs
Speaker 8: in the opposition in the first inning alone. Only the
Speaker 8: Yankees have a higher first inning run differential at plus sixteen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think we saw last night how aggressive they
Speaker 4: were in the count. They did not want to get
Speaker 4: to Robski slider late in the count. They were showing, hey,
Speaker 4: we can hit the ball the other way, we can
Speaker 4: pull the ball. They're showing you everything they can do.
Speaker 4: They're really similar to last year's team, So hopefully Roki
Speaker 4: can keep the ball down. You know, he's giving up
Speaker 4: some hard contact this year, more hard contact than you
Speaker 4: know he's but coming off the last start, who worked,
Speaker 4: you know, the forkball he has to split.
Speaker 10: Just being able to control the pitchers, right, that's going
Speaker 10: to be his thing because the stuff is always going
Speaker 10: to be there.
Speaker 8: Well, He's gonna throw a lot of splitters, and Dave
Speaker 8: Roberts was asked what he wanted to see from Roki today.
Speaker 8: He said he wanted to see him throw that splitter
Speaker 8: for strikes again. Coming off a career high eight strikeouts
Speaker 8: against the Angels, but one thing Sasaki worked on in
Speaker 8: spring training and he rolled out early in the season
Speaker 8: was the cutter. Last game against the Angels, he didn't
Speaker 8: throw a single one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think he was just trying to abandon it,
Speaker 4: control the pitches that he's comfortable with. He knows, hey,
Speaker 4: if I can have this, can control, I can get
Speaker 4: these guys out. I get early outs too. I want
Speaker 4: to go deep into the ballgame, preserve the bullpen, and
Speaker 4: be a starter, you know, for many years to come.
Speaker 4: Because he know there's guys waiting to come back to
Speaker 4: be starters.
Speaker 2: Well, face the left handed Robert Gasser, who will.
Speaker 8: Come with a low three quarter delivery and a lot
Speaker 8: of sweepers and sliders and things like that. So we'll
Speaker 8: see what happens today. As far as Gasser is concerned
Speaker 8: with the Brewers, Roki Sasaki going for the Dodgers. Dodgers
Speaker 8: and Brewers Game two. This three game set lineups the
Speaker 8: first pitch right around the corner too.
Speaker 7: All right, thank you, guys, don't forget when this game
Speaker 7: is over. David Vessey's got you cover with all the
Speaker 7: postgame festivities, reaction high lights, and then of course Dodger
Speaker 7: talk as well. Dodgers going into play first place atop
Speaker 7: the NL West at thirty one and twenty the Brewers
Speaker 7: first place atop the NL Central at thirty and eighteen.
Speaker 5: Dodgers.
Speaker 7: They're leading the division just a half game over the
Speaker 7: San Diego Padres.
Speaker 5: Padres in action.
Speaker 7: Later on tonight at home against the Athletics, coming up
Speaker 7: first pitch from Milwaukee. Can Rookie Sasaki duplicate what he
Speaker 7: did last week against the Angels. We'll find out. Game
Speaker 7: two of this three game set is next. Enjoin everybody.
Speaker 7: I'm Tim Katson. This is the back to back World
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