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Speaker 2: a five to seventy LA Sports. The Dodgers fall to
Speaker 2: the Marlins tonight by a final score of two to one,
Speaker 2: with show Hey Otani on the mound, but not in
Speaker 2: the Dodger lineup, the Dodgers opting to allow Otani just
Speaker 2: to pitch tonight with a day game tomorrow, second time
Speaker 2: this year that O'twani has pitched but not been in
Speaker 2: the lineup.
Speaker 4: And look it's hard to argue, right.
Speaker 2: Otani, in sixty four at bats is hitting just above
Speaker 2: two hundred with the Dodgers on days games that he pitches,
Speaker 2: and he only has two home runs so on this I'm.
Speaker 4: Kind of with the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: You know, Andrew Friedman talked to us on Saturday that
Speaker 2: there are going to be times like tonight where Otani's
Speaker 2: the starting pitcher and is not in the starting lineup.
Speaker 2: There's gonna be other games where Otani is doing both,
Speaker 2: but maybe gets the next day off and is available
Speaker 2: to come off the bench late in the game as
Speaker 2: a pinch hitter. So you know, I honestly, I'm on
Speaker 2: board with this plan. The Dodgers have got to find
Speaker 2: a way to keep a thirty one year old unicorn,
Speaker 2: the most unique and greatest player in the game, healthy
Speaker 2: for the entire season. And it's not as simple as
Speaker 2: just letting him go out there and do both once
Speaker 2: a week, because the recovery is a lot harder than
Speaker 2: you may imagine, even for you know, a physical specimen
Speaker 2: like Otani.
Speaker 4: He's human.
Speaker 2: We all have to acknowledge that, and most pictures the
Speaker 2: day after they start, they have to go through a
Speaker 2: lot to recover for the next five or six days
Speaker 2: to be able to go back out on the mound.
Speaker 2: And he's doing something nobody else is doing. He's not
Speaker 2: just a guy in the lineup. He's your leadoff hitter.
Speaker 2: He's the catalyst. He's the guy that can carry You
Speaker 2: can change the game with one swing.
Speaker 4: So I'm on board with this.
Speaker 2: And we heard what Otani had to say in the
Speaker 2: Clubhouse show as far as his thoughts and all this,
Speaker 2: but I got a direct quote translated from one of
Speaker 2: the Japanese media members. This is what O'tani said when
Speaker 2: he was asked about his feelings on the Dodgers load
Speaker 2: managing him on knights that he pitches. He said, quote, Personally,
Speaker 2: I'm pretty much fine either way. I just want to
Speaker 2: go in whatever role they tell me to. If they
Speaker 2: say go, then I'm ready to go in that role.
Speaker 2: From the team's overall perspective, it's a long season, so
Speaker 2: there may be times when they want to give other
Speaker 2: players opportunities at DH as well, and for me personally
Speaker 2: in terms of staying healthy over the course of the season,
Speaker 2: having starts like this where I'm only pitching could maybe
Speaker 2: be a positive too, So I'm leaving that completely up
Speaker 2: to the team and however they want to use me.
Speaker 2: I just want to be prepared and ready to perform
Speaker 2: and whatever role they ask and ask of me.
Speaker 4: End quote.
Speaker 2: So, just like he said, during the Clubhouse show. He's
Speaker 2: basically going with what the Dodgers have laid out for him,
Speaker 2: or what they feel is the best to keep him
Speaker 2: healthy for the entire year, and we'll all I'll find
Speaker 2: out at the end of the season if it worked
Speaker 2: or not. But to me, this makes complete sense and
Speaker 2: we'll see where it goes from here. But he should
Speaker 2: be in the lineup tomorrow and look, Otani leading off
Speaker 2: changes the dynamic of any lineup. But tonight, I don't
Speaker 2: know if he would have made a huge difference considering
Speaker 2: the way the rest of the lineup performed. Outside of
Speaker 2: Will Smith, who had three hits, Dalton Rushing was the
Speaker 2: Dodger dh tonight. He was zero for four with the
Speaker 2: only run scored, and Dalton I thought, you know, he
Speaker 2: again may have had one of those social media moments,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't his fault. In the fifth inning, This
Speaker 2: to me is on home played umpire Clinton Vondracht. He
Speaker 2: was kind of off all night. He was kind of
Speaker 2: daydreaming because there's a video online and I forgot when
Speaker 2: inning this wee but Otani was trying to get his attention.
Speaker 2: He actually had to waive a few times to get
Speaker 2: the home played umpire's attention that he was coming set.
Speaker 2: And in the fifth inning, with two strikes, Dalton Rushing
Speaker 2: asked for time Sports and at La had a great
Speaker 2: replay of it. He's looking at the home plate umpire's
Speaker 2: direction and into his eyes in the same time time
Speaker 2: and I know your requesting time, and it doesn't mean
Speaker 2: that the homeplate umpire has to grant time, but come on,
Speaker 2: there was the clock was not winding down.
Speaker 4: He just needed to reset.
Speaker 2: And it just feels like at times the home played
Speaker 2: umpire was in another world. He wasn't paying attention when
Speaker 2: there was not a dead ball, but a little break
Speaker 2: in time, as evident by that example. And also Otani
Speaker 2: on the mound trying to say, hey, I'm going out
Speaker 2: of the wind up now. So that wasn't on Rushing.
Speaker 2: I thought that was on the home played umpire. Eight
Speaker 2: six six, nine eighty seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 2: phone number. Also, the fifth inning was maybe Otani's toughest inning.
Speaker 2: It started with a leadoff walk to Christopher Morell, and
Speaker 2: he got two outs after that, but loaded the basis.
Speaker 2: Kyle Stowers made him pay for that leadoff walk with
Speaker 2: an RBI single and then he was able to strike
Speaker 2: out Augustine Ramirez to end the inning. But the fifth
Speaker 2: inning was the toughest one for Otani and he was
Speaker 2: certainly not as good on the Mountain night as he
Speaker 2: was in San Francisco in his last start. Eight six,
Speaker 2: nine eighty seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 2: The Marlins win a game at Dodger Stadium for the
Speaker 2: first time since August of twenty twenty three. That's hard
Speaker 2: to believe, but they haven't been a very talented roster
Speaker 2: since then. So they squeaked by tonight two to one,
Speaker 2: and Tyler Phillips, the reliever for the Marlins that was
Speaker 2: in the game when Kyle Tucker hit the two run
Speaker 2: walk off base hit last night, was able to put
Speaker 2: up a zero in the ninth and pick up his
Speaker 2: second save of the season as the Marlins beat the
Speaker 2: Dodgers tonight two to one. Going back to Otani and
Speaker 2: his pitching tonight, you know, Rick Monday shared this with
Speaker 2: me that he has been absolutely dominant this year. When
Speaker 2: he has two strikes on a hitter, he doesn't let
Speaker 2: him come up for air. He just puts the choke
Speaker 2: hold on that hitter for the most part and on
Speaker 2: the season, when a hitter has two strikes on him
Speaker 2: facing Otani, he's just four for sixty two. Hitters are
Speaker 2: just four for sixty two when they have two strikes
Speaker 2: on him. Facing Otani tonight, the Marlins were one for
Speaker 2: fourteen when Otani had two strikes on him. But the
Speaker 2: Dodger offense just wasn't there. Eight six six nine eight
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Speaker 2: Here's something else I wanted to point out. It's not
Speaker 2: an excuse, it's just a reality. The Dodgers, and I've
Speaker 2: said this before. The only concern I have when it
Speaker 2: comes to the Dodgers is some of their veterans that
Speaker 2: have played more games than anybody else and are trying
Speaker 2: to get into their mid thirties. And you look at Monsey's,
Speaker 2: you look at Freddie Freeman's ta Oscar hernandez Is. Will
Speaker 2: Smith had to miss two games because of back stiffness
Speaker 2: just a few days ago. Over the weekend. The Dodgers
Speaker 2: are in the middle of playing thirteen in a row
Speaker 2: for the first time this year. Tomorrow will end that
Speaker 2: straight stretch. You gotta imagine it's taking its toll on
Speaker 2: these guys, and it's not an excuse. And they're still winning.
Speaker 2: They still have what twenty wins on the season. They're
Speaker 2: twenty and ten, so it's not like they're falling apart
Speaker 2: when they play these many games.
Speaker 4: In a row, but it does take its toll.
Speaker 2: And I'm not sure what it is that's been going
Speaker 2: through the Dodger clubhouse the last two and a half weeks,
Speaker 2: but there's a lot of guys under the weather that
Speaker 2: has blown them down, including Max Munsey Alex Freeland, two
Speaker 2: of the guys that come to mind right away, And
Speaker 2: that's part of this equation of playing thirteen in a
Speaker 2: row as well. So just to put that in perspective
Speaker 2: on where the Dodgers are at, you know, in this
Speaker 2: point in time of the season, thirteen in a row
Speaker 2: for the first time this year is going to take
Speaker 2: its toll on the team with the highest average age
Speaker 2: in baseball. The highest average age in baseball goes to
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, so thirteen in a row is going to
Speaker 2: take its toll. But they've been able to navigate this
Speaker 2: stretch by using Dalton rushing a lot, getting Santiago Espinal
Speaker 2: in there, and Kim and Freelan and Miguel Rojas rotating
Speaker 2: up the middle. But it is a reality and the
Speaker 2: Dodgers are going to have to play sixteen in a
Speaker 2: row beginning at the end of May. So it's gonna
Speaker 2: happen twice here before before June ends, and we'll see
Speaker 2: how the Dodgers come out of that stretch as well.
Speaker 4: Eight six, six, nine, seven, two five seventy is the
Speaker 4: phone number.
Speaker 2: By the way, the Dodger bullpen again tonight put up
Speaker 2: zeros after show Hey Otani came out of the game, Tanner,
Speaker 2: Scott Blake, Trinen, and Jack Dreyer did not give up
Speaker 2: a run. So again the Dodger bullpen put up zeros
Speaker 2: and kept the game where it was. So you have
Speaker 2: to give them some credit here. It's the four straight
Speaker 2: game that the Dodger bullpen has not giving up a run.
Speaker 2: That's fourteen consecutive innings and it's the fifteenth time this
Speaker 2: year they have combined for scoreless innings. So kudos to
Speaker 2: the Dodger bullpen, and I would have to say. On Ladies'
Speaker 2: Night with the wives picking out the walk up songs
Speaker 2: for the Pictures and the Hitters, each wife picked out
Speaker 2: the song for their man, Alex Frielan's Justin Bieber Baby
Speaker 2: Baby Baby coming off Coachella, snell Zilla Coachella got the
Speaker 2: most reaction out in the pavilion. They continued singing the
Speaker 2: song after it was over during his at bat. He
Speaker 2: may want to stick with that because that could become
Speaker 2: one of those East Coast kind of cult stupid things
Speaker 2: that happen out there that everybody falls in love with.
Speaker 2: And Blake Trenon's Warrior Eighties throwback song that was my
Speaker 2: favorite as well.
Speaker 4: All Right, we're gonna take a time out here on
Speaker 4: Dodger Talk.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we'll check in with Jose Mota
Speaker 2: and we'll give you an update on snell Zilla.
Speaker 4: He was out there in the Inland Empire.
Speaker 2: They haven't had this type of buzz in the Inland
Speaker 2: Empire since Joe Kelly. We'll get you caught up and
Speaker 2: let you hear from Blake Snell after he pitched in Ontario.
Speaker 2: If you were out in Ontario. Tonight let me know
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Speaker 1: This is Dodger Talk with David Bassa.
Speaker 2: We are taking you to the top of the hour
Speaker 2: after the Dodgers fall to the Marlins tonight two to one.
Speaker 2: Jansen Junk pitched six scoreless innings tonight. He is now
Speaker 2: two and two. He only threw seventy six pitches and
Speaker 2: he felt like the Marlins were doing the Dodgers of
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Speaker 1: It's time to go around the horn with Jose Mota.
Speaker 4: All right, Jose Mota.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers fall tonight two to one to the Marlins Show.
Speaker 2: Heotani gives up two runs. I know only one was earned,
Speaker 2: but his error led to the other one. What did
Speaker 2: you think about Otani on the mounta tonight?
Speaker 6: I think I saw two different versions of the show. Hey, tonight, Dave.
Speaker 6: When I saw the guy that tours pitch that were
Speaker 6: around eighty pitches, see some mechanically who was fighting himself
Speaker 6: a little bit more more part of his body. But
Speaker 6: nonetheless you look at it numbers and once again he
Speaker 6: went out there and give you everything. He got triple digits.
Speaker 6: Great combination of his cut fastball, his slider sweeper to
Speaker 6: up go out to neutralize a team that again battled
Speaker 6: and does not swing out started signs on.
Speaker 2: When you look at that fifth inning, why did things
Speaker 2: start to come off the rails for him at that
Speaker 2: point in time, even with two outs.
Speaker 6: I was plenty out during the broadcast that he is using,
Speaker 6: Dave the extreme side of the matter first base, but
Speaker 6: instead of finishing towards that side, as he lands across
Speaker 6: his body, it was like it was crisscrossing himself again
Speaker 6: and Dionslat just could not catch up. And that's what
Speaker 6: I saw with the inconsistency was with him. But I mean,
Speaker 6: I'm getting a little too demanding here, but I'll take
Speaker 6: this out in any single time. But I know the show. Hey,
Speaker 6: you can see him gesturing a lot today, by the way.
Speaker 6: In fact, he got rid of about three or four
Speaker 6: baseball he didn't like, so something was off with him,
Speaker 6: I think on the mechanical side. But he's so special,
Speaker 6: so gifted, wants to fight, so determined that he went
Speaker 6: out there and gave you another good stuff. But I
Speaker 6: think mechanically he's gonna find some things to clue up
Speaker 6: a little bit more.
Speaker 2: When you look at o'tani and the Dodger's decision not
Speaker 2: to have him hit tonight, do you believe that this
Speaker 2: is going to be something that o'tani will completely buy in?
Speaker 4: Do you feel like he's a little neutral on the idea.
Speaker 4: What are you gathering about his buy in to this plan?
Speaker 6: Having lived through this with the Angels, Dave, he's always
Speaker 6: gonna fight it showhy wants to be a difference maker.
Speaker 6: In fact, there's time in which Joe Madden had to
Speaker 6: beg him to please allow him to just take him
Speaker 6: out of the game, to just go out and go
Speaker 6: inside him, don't hit anymore. He wants to be out there.
Speaker 6: He wants to be a difference maker with a bat.
Speaker 6: And when he made the error today, the first thing
Speaker 6: I thought about was, I know, Show's thinking, all if
Speaker 6: I had a chance to do something with a bat
Speaker 6: to help myself out with the error, it's a difference
Speaker 6: maker for me. But this is the right thing to do.
Speaker 6: You got to navigate through a guy that dies not
Speaker 6: getting younger. He's getting older, much more miles in that
Speaker 6: body and more bullets coming out on arm for a
Speaker 6: long season. And with Shohil Tani, it's all about the
Speaker 6: termination to help and win. But certainly you got to
Speaker 6: guard against himself.
Speaker 4: Jose.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers, as I mentioned earlier, are going to be
Speaker 2: ending a stretch here of playing thirteen in a row tomorrow.
Speaker 2: How much do you believe that is affecting them during
Speaker 2: this stretch? Do you feel like when they play thirteen, sixteen,
Speaker 2: nineteen in a row, how much do you think that's
Speaker 2: going to take out of a team that's on average
Speaker 2: in their mid thirties.
Speaker 6: I know it's a narrative, a conversation. I don't think
Speaker 6: it really has a lot to do with anything nowadays
Speaker 6: day because you have guys that you don't have to
Speaker 6: play every single day. You don't have to push guys.
Speaker 6: They know what's a stake. I mean, you go through
Speaker 6: stretches sometimes, and teams that how are affected by weather
Speaker 6: go through this way more than teams out west right now,
Speaker 6: and all those things cost teams to sometimes late twenty
Speaker 6: one in a row. So for a team that's aging,
Speaker 6: a team does in good shape and in good health
Speaker 6: really basically, you know, considering everything that is going on
Speaker 6: around baseball, I don't think is really an issue of
Speaker 6: them getting affected by this overall. And sometimes guys don't
Speaker 6: want to take off dase when things are going well.
Speaker 6: So you got to take it the way it is
Speaker 6: and the way it's going with the schedule to know
Speaker 6: that you got to deal with it no matter how
Speaker 6: it goes. Because if they're twelven.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, I think our guy Jose Mota's got to
Speaker 2: get a new carrier right there. Three out of four nights,
Speaker 2: three out of four nights, right there, my man. Anyway,
Speaker 2: thanks to Jose Mota for checking in. He'll be out
Speaker 2: here early because start time twelve ten tomorrow afternoon. So
Speaker 2: we got some good insight on a tani from Jose Mota.
Speaker 2: Now I'm not sure if he was all the way
Speaker 2: out in Ontario in the Inland Empire. You know, your
Speaker 2: cell service could get a little spotty out there. But
Speaker 2: Blake Snell was out there tonight and he pitched three
Speaker 2: scoreless innings. He had six strikeouts, no walks, and allowed
Speaker 2: just one hit. His heater is starting to look frisky,
Speaker 2: and that's a good thing for the Dodgers. Here's what
Speaker 2: Blake Snell had to say tonight in Ontario after his
Speaker 2: second rehab start.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that was gonna be more patient, but that was
Speaker 7: definitely a little more aggressive to get it going.
Speaker 3: Feel really good. So yeah, excited about it.
Speaker 7: He's looking for.
Speaker 3: I thank yeah telling me, Yeah, I know that that
Speaker 3: Sunday I believe.
Speaker 7: So yeah, yeah, it's in Austin.
Speaker 5: The bosses.
Speaker 4: Are you checking as you progressed, you feel like you
Speaker 4: could even more.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just consistency. I really got to get the cards
Speaker 7: ball going. When I get that pitch going, it just
Speaker 7: makes pitching a lot easier. So this week I'm really
Speaker 7: going to focus on that. Uh, And I'm really gonna
Speaker 7: focus on uh commanding the ball a fast far better
Speaker 7: and going uh to face triple hitters. Uh.
Speaker 3: I need that a lot more. So that's gonna probably
Speaker 3: my main focus.
Speaker 7: And then on the drive, I'll figure out, I'll have
Speaker 7: time to myself to.
Speaker 3: Really talk and to come through it. What has been
Speaker 3: your biggest thing away from these reno stories?
Speaker 7: The first one was about patience, you know, not trying
Speaker 7: to you know, you wanna do good, So back.
Speaker 3: To it's been a while being hurt.
Speaker 7: So the first one I I I always say the
Speaker 7: first two are patients, but I felt I've been feeling
Speaker 7: really good. So the first one I didn't do too good.
Speaker 7: So I was pretty upset with that. And then when
Speaker 7: I got in the booth end of day, I was
Speaker 7: telling myself I was gonna be patient, but then I
Speaker 7: felt really good and felt like in control.
Speaker 3: And yeah, it's a little more aggressive to get results.
Speaker 3: You know, how do you balance the patients with aggression
Speaker 3: on this rehot process? Fear trust?
Speaker 7: You know, known if it is a smart not smart
Speaker 7: I where you are just really talking to yourself and
Speaker 7: figuring out, you know, how I feel and I felt
Speaker 7: really good, so I was like, we can kind of
Speaker 7: push it a little more and get results. And then
Speaker 7: in the third ning, yeah, I want to see the curveball.
Speaker 7: I get better. That was pretty frustrating for me, so
Speaker 7: that was more like third enning was more to follow.
Speaker 3: Me pitch getting out there again? How badly do you
Speaker 3: want to be with your teams? And I see you,
Speaker 3: you know, posting on social.
Speaker 7: With your guys, how badly do you want to be
Speaker 7: out in there?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I love I love really for him. I love
Speaker 3: their success.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 7: I definitely want to contribute. I feel like I'm a
Speaker 7: big part of the team, and yeah, I want to
Speaker 7: hope badly, So I can't wait.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be.
Speaker 7: Patient and make sure I do everything the right way
Speaker 7: and then when.
Speaker 3: It's my time, and I'll be right now.
Speaker 2: All right, there's Blake's now in Ontario after his second
Speaker 2: rehab start. A really good night for him, and yeah,
Speaker 2: the curveball wasn't there, but it's a field pitch. Only
Speaker 2: a second rehabs already's still in that spring training type
Speaker 2: of process, and like he said, he wants to get
Speaker 2: to fifty pitches in his next start, which will be
Speaker 2: for Oklahoma City this Sunday against Round Rock. And that's
Speaker 2: something that he mentioned to me yesterday when we were talking.
Speaker 2: He said, I asked him whether or not he's going
Speaker 2: to be in Ontario again. I said, Hey, if you're
Speaker 2: in Ontario, maybe I'll come out there and do Dodger talk.
Speaker 2: You know, we'll skip things and I'll just head out
Speaker 2: to Ontario. But Oklahoma City, you know, I'll pass on that.
Speaker 2: I'll pass on that. Maybe if Oklahoma City was in Vegas,
Speaker 2: I would have showed up to support snail Zilla.
Speaker 4: Hello.
Speaker 2: Anyway, he'll be against Round Rock in Oklahoma City, and
Speaker 2: I still believe he's going to come back on the
Speaker 2: next homestands and at the very latest when the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are in Anaheim. That's how well things are going and
Speaker 2: trending in the right direction for him. Things are trending
Speaker 2: in the right direction for Tyler Glass now on the
Speaker 2: major league level. I feel like he's on his way
Speaker 2: to his second All Star berth with the Dodgers. He's
Speaker 2: three and oh with an ERA of two forty five,
Speaker 2: coming off a great start in San Francisco a week
Speaker 2: ago when he went eight innings allowed just one hit.
Speaker 4: He's gonna.
Speaker 2: He's he's really showed a lot of growth since the
Speaker 2: end of last season and still starting to show that
Speaker 2: growth this year. So Glass now undefeated, going up against
Speaker 2: the Marlins Ace Sandy Alcinada, who is three and two
Speaker 2: with an ERA of three zero five. Early game Tomorrow,
Speaker 2: getaway Day for the Marlins Morongo Casino Dodgers on Deck
Speaker 2: begins at eleven am tomorrow, with first pitch at twelve ten.
Speaker 2: Thanks to Colinie back at our Burdbank Studios. Thanks to
Speaker 2: Dwayne McDonald out here at Dodgers Stadium. Thanks to you
Speaker 2: for listening in case you missed any of the show
Speaker 2: or our pregame conversation with tomorrow's starter, Tyler Glass. Now
Speaker 2: you can find it on the iHeartRadio app. Ben Mallor
Speaker 2: on Fox Sports Radio is next once again. The final score.
Speaker 2: The Marlins win their first game in LA since twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three, beating the Dodgers two to one.
Speaker 4: Have a great rest of your night. We'll talk to
Speaker 4: you early tomorrow. See you