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Speaker 3: and twenty on the year.
Speaker 5: After a win last night in the series.
Speaker 3: Opener against the Phillies, the Dodgers have now won six
Speaker 3: in a row. They maintain a four and a half
Speaker 3: game lead in the division. They look to do it
Speaker 3: again tonight against Philadelphia Onta. Oscar Hernandez see He's Bobble
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Speaker 5: Seven to ten.
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Speaker 3: In about forty five minutes, we go high end tight
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Speaker 3: Don Maddie.
Speaker 5: Looking forward to hearing from him. Coming up.
Speaker 3: David Vase will check in of course, throughout the hour
Speaker 3: we'll dive deeper into this great pitching matchup.
Speaker 5: We got your Tony.
Speaker 3: Rewind coming up in a few minutes, and also we
Speaker 3: will check in with Steven Nelson and Rick Monday out
Speaker 3: at the Galloping Ford broadcast Well. Last night, robo was
Speaker 3: a machine on the mound while the Dodgers Boppers provided
Speaker 3: the offense. Justin Robleski his best outing of this season, heck,
Speaker 3: maybe his best outing of his young career. The Dodger
Speaker 3: leftender went seven in ans. He allowed one run on
Speaker 3: one hit while striking out a career high nine. He
Speaker 3: was working on a no hitter last night until the sixth. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: the Dodgers offense went to work early against Zach wheeler
Speaker 3: in the first Freddie Freeman wheeler.
Speaker 7: Into the line.
Speaker 5: Differs are swinging and it is It's gone. It's a
Speaker 5: whole run. It just narrowly got into.
Speaker 4: The left field stands front row of foot fare.
Speaker 5: I'm the Dodgers take a want to nothing lead.
Speaker 8: And we're beginning to see Freeman hit the ball all
Speaker 8: over the ballpark in particular. Then, man, this is the
Speaker 8: second home runner row. He's gone the opposite way down
Speaker 8: the line. It's staying right on top of the ball.
Speaker 3: Solo home run for Freddy, his eighth of the season,
Speaker 3: fourth in the last nine games. Career home run number
Speaker 3: three seventy zero five for Freddy, Dodgers a one to
Speaker 3: nothing lead in the second Max Months he got into
Speaker 3: the fun solo home runner right center field, his thirteenth
Speaker 3: of the year. That puts him in a tie with
Speaker 3: Andy Paiez for the most on the Dodgers. They had
Speaker 3: a two to nothing lead and the third show, Hey
Speaker 3: Otany drilled the ball down the right field line out
Speaker 3: of the park for his tenth home run of the season.
Speaker 5: Dodgers three home runs a three to ninhing lead.
Speaker 3: Then in the fifth, more muscle from the Dodgers this
Speaker 3: time Will Smith.
Speaker 9: Smith, the right handed hitter, Kiball Right, peeld and Deep.
Speaker 5: At the Wolf con a home run.
Speaker 10: The Dodgers just keep hitting.
Speaker 9: Home run after home run.
Speaker 7: Freeman in the first, Monthly in the.
Speaker 9: Second, O'tanni in the third.
Speaker 5: And Smith leads off with.
Speaker 9: A home run on the fifth and the Dodgers league
Speaker 9: fourth to nothing.
Speaker 3: Solo home run for Will Smith, his sixth of the season.
Speaker 3: That's the top tier to play the game brids you
Speaker 3: by ARCO Quality, top tier gas. For the last the
Speaker 3: Dodgers offense four home runs off a Zach Wheeler. The
Speaker 3: Phillies right hander had allowed just one home run in
Speaker 3: his previous thirty seven innings, with the Dodgers tattooed him
Speaker 3: last night. Meanwhile, Justin Robleski took a no no into
Speaker 3: the sixth. Kyle Schwarber though into that, taking him deep
Speaker 3: to center for a solo home run that made it
Speaker 3: a four to one game. The Phillies would score one
Speaker 3: more in the eighth off at Guardo en Riquez, but
Speaker 3: that was it. Dodgers beat the Phillies last night, four
Speaker 3: to two. Justin Robleski improved to seven and two on
Speaker 3: the season after going seven innings to strike it out
Speaker 3: of a career high nine tanners. Scott pitched the ninth.
Speaker 3: He picked up his fifth save of the season. Dodgers
Speaker 3: rolling right now. They've won six in a row. They're
Speaker 3: now thirty seven to twenty on this season, first place
Speaker 3: atop the NL West, and tonight back at it looking
Speaker 3: to extend that streak. Rochi Sasaki on the mound first
Speaker 3: pitch at seven to ten, and with more we head
Speaker 3: out to the galloping four broadcast.
Speaker 5: Both as we welcome in Steven Nelson and Rick Monday.
Speaker 2: Guys, all right, Tim, It's a gorgeous Saturday here at
Speaker 2: Unicole Field at Dodgers Stadium, the Dodgers and Phillies preparing
Speaker 2: for Game two this three game series, and mo the
Speaker 2: Dodgers on a season long win streak up to six
Speaker 2: games after last night's win.
Speaker 5: Any win is gonna feel good.
Speaker 2: But when you beat a pitcher like Zach Wheeler in
Speaker 2: that fashion God giving up one home run all year
Speaker 2: four home runs, that alone is reason to feel great.
Speaker 2: And then you throw in Justin Leski's performance on the mount,
Speaker 2: picking up his seventh win of the year. A lot
Speaker 2: of smiles are on the yard today.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think really, if you go back and look
Speaker 8: at that game itself, that was one heck of a
Speaker 8: ball game.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, the Dodgers powered.
Speaker 11: As you mentioned the four home runs.
Speaker 8: Speaking of power, about the fact the last three games
Speaker 8: the Dodgers have hit twelve home runs. But sometimes you know,
Speaker 8: live by the sword, die by the sword. The Dodgers
Speaker 8: need some other hits, but hits were not that prevalent
Speaker 8: on either side. Philly is only three hits and one
Speaker 8: a john by Justin Robleski, who kind of stretched things
Speaker 8: out when seven innings no runs, make that one run
Speaker 8: that was on the home run, the only hit that
Speaker 8: he gave up, and then the bull Bank comes in
Speaker 8: and does it. The expectations of the Dodgers' pitching staff
Speaker 8: is getting better and better and better as we go along.
Speaker 2: And now they turn the ball over to Roki Sasaki
Speaker 2: and the Dodgers look to continue this run they've been on.
Speaker 2: They've won thirteen of the last fifteen games, and they
Speaker 2: just they've looked very Dodger like. You know, the last
Speaker 2: couple of weeks, I would say Max Munsey and he
Speaker 2: told the media last night, and I told you guys,
Speaker 2: in a couple of weeks we're gonna start playing good baseball,
Speaker 2: and here we are. Even though they've had some injuries
Speaker 2: and guys go down, they keep comming along on.
Speaker 10: Really all fast.
Speaker 8: And it's not just in one area as you're talking about,
Speaker 8: in multiple facets of the game itself. What gets overlooked,
Speaker 8: I think is the way that they have played defense.
Speaker 8: It has been spot on. I watched a couple of
Speaker 8: games today on being televised, and I could not believe
Speaker 8: the difference in the defense as far as thinking ahead
Speaker 8: of what we see on a daily basis, a nightly basis,
Speaker 8: occasionally you know, things fall through the cracks, but overall,
Speaker 8: it's not just the offense. It's not just the pitching.
Speaker 8: Is certainly not just the relief corps. But the defense
Speaker 8: does not allow themselves to get into a bad spot
Speaker 8: a whole lot of times.
Speaker 2: On the heels of that last thing, I want to
Speaker 2: hit you on that, not to single him out, but
Speaker 2: just to use defense as a jumping off point for
Speaker 2: the question. The one air the Dodgers made last night
Speaker 2: was Kyle Tucker and right field. It has been a
Speaker 2: frustrating year first year with the Dodgers so far for
Speaker 2: Kyle Tucker and again, we're barely a third of the
Speaker 2: way through the one hundred and sixty two game marathon.
Speaker 2: How easy is that for a player to have the
Speaker 2: game sort of speed up or spiral and all facets
Speaker 2: when you're struggling to find yourself in the batter's box.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we hear so many times about a player. It
Speaker 8: gets to a point, whether it be a hitter or
Speaker 8: a defense of really combined overall, attempting to get into
Speaker 8: a spot where you have that comfort level to where
Speaker 8: you were able to slow the game down. Now that
Speaker 8: sounds a little strange that people haven't played it, But
Speaker 8: I think back to years ago, the great Mori Wills
Speaker 8: told me at a ballgame the Dodgers had to win.
Speaker 8: They were playing in Cincinnati. Frank Robinson was going to
Speaker 8: be the batter, and Morey, in his eighth year in
Speaker 8: the major league level, had to call time out, not
Speaker 8: because he had to tie his shoelace, which he did,
Speaker 8: because he felt the game was getting ahead of him.
Speaker 8: He needed to take a breather and let they came
Speaker 8: back to him. And that was in his eighth year
Speaker 8: at the level. It's mind over matters sometimes, and sometimes
Speaker 8: we really have to control what we're thinking about. So
Speaker 8: he's gonna be fine. He'll he'll break out of it.
Speaker 8: And I imagine in a month what we're talking about.
Speaker 8: What a turnaround.
Speaker 2: Now, it'll be a tough thing to do tonight against
Speaker 2: the Lefty is talented as Jesus Lozzardo, but Kyle Tucker
Speaker 2: talented enough to do just that. We're gonna take a
Speaker 2: breather here, Tim, get it back to you in the
Speaker 2: studio and be back a little bit later with a
Speaker 2: key from moment.
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Speaker 9: Otani's tenth home run of the year into the Philly Bullpen.
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Speaker 3: tail on the engine list tonight.
Speaker 12: Yes, but he is hoping to still be throwing seeds.
Speaker 12: He said that as long as he can be here,
Speaker 12: he's going to be in that dugout, hoping to be
Speaker 12: supportive of the guys, especially when they're hitting the long ball,
Speaker 12: which they've been doing a lot recently. But you mentioned
Speaker 12: ta Oscar Hernandez and being on the ils. He was
Speaker 12: placed on the al with a Grade one hamstring strain.
Speaker 12: And we saw, you know, immediately when it happened. He
Speaker 12: said that as he was kind of getting closer to
Speaker 12: the bag, he felt something like a tight pain in
Speaker 12: the back of his hamstring slash behind his knee, and
Speaker 12: he said, immediately he just felt something was not right.
Speaker 5: He has never dealt with.
Speaker 12: A hamstring injury in the past. This is his first one.
Speaker 12: Last year, you know, he dealt with a groin injury,
Speaker 12: but he said this one feels completely different. So he
Speaker 12: did add though it feels like grade one hamstring strain
Speaker 12: was best case scenario for him. So they haven'tly talked
Speaker 12: too much about just timelines, but Taoscar did say that
Speaker 12: he believes that he could be good to go in
Speaker 12: a month. Dave Roberts added, now he feels comfortable with
Speaker 12: that as well, but obviously they're going to make sure
Speaker 12: that he gives himself the proper time to heal. Right now,
Speaker 12: he has kind of shut down, but once he can
Speaker 12: start kind of stretching out that hamstring, putting himself in
Speaker 12: a better position and having just kind of more flexibility
Speaker 12: of movement, then he should be able to start ramping
Speaker 12: things back up, and then we'll likely need to rehab
Speaker 12: assignment just to really test things.
Speaker 3: Certainly they hope that they can get him back sooner
Speaker 3: rather than later. But reinforcements are here, and the Dodgers' offense,
Speaker 3: even without him last night the last couple of games, Man,
Speaker 3: this offense is starting to explode, Kirston.
Speaker 5: They really are.
Speaker 12: If you look at the last three games, they've got
Speaker 12: twelve home runs, and you know, in this team, when
Speaker 12: they hit home runs and bunches, they are the odds
Speaker 12: are very much in their favor to pick up the win.
Speaker 12: And I was talking to Dave Roberts about this, talking
Speaker 12: to a couple of the guys. Even if you kind
Speaker 12: of look at the breakdown, seven of those twelve home
Speaker 12: runs are off of the fastball. The fastball had been
Speaker 12: providing a little bit of issue when the offense was struggling,
Speaker 12: and right now Dave was just saying that what he
Speaker 12: is seeing, he's not only saying his confidence at the plate,
Speaker 12: but guys are getting back into their swings. They're a
Speaker 12: bit more synced up. And look, there are multiple things
Speaker 12: I go into it. It's pitch selection, it's execution, but
Speaker 12: right now everything is just aligning for the offense. But
Speaker 12: it's kind of funny. Of course, I had to ask
Speaker 12: some of the hitters and just being like, you know,
Speaker 12: what do you think is leading to it?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 12: It's getting warmer outside, it's going to be summer, and
Speaker 12: they were like, Y know, it's just baseball. It's just
Speaker 12: things like this.
Speaker 5: It's random.
Speaker 12: It happens. And right now we accept that the home
Speaker 12: runs are coming in bunches.
Speaker 5: It's like baseball.
Speaker 3: They always say, you can't get too high, you can't
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Speaker 3: Los Angeles Dodgers. Tascar Hernandez unfortunately on the IL with
Speaker 3: the left hamstring strain, but he's being recognized tonight with
Speaker 3: the mister Seeds bobble head. Keyk Hernandez on the IL
Speaker 3: with the left obique injury. Tyler Glasstow on the IL
Speaker 3: with the lower back spasms. Jack Dryer on the IL
Speaker 3: with the left shoulder discomfort. Blake Snell shifted to the
Speaker 3: sixty day IL after surgery to remove bodies from his
Speaker 3: elbow a couple of weeks ago. Brock Stewart on the
Speaker 3: IL with the left bone spur in his foot, and
Speaker 3: when Diaz on the il recovering from elbow surgery. He
Speaker 3: is doing baseball activities though. Tommy Edmond is in Triple
Speaker 3: A Oklahoma City on a minor league rehab assignment. He's
Speaker 3: playing now a couple of games in Triple A, working
Speaker 3: his way back soon. Ben Casparius, Landon, Nat, Gavinstone, Evan Phillips,
Speaker 3: Bruce dar Grad Role all on the il, but in
Speaker 3: a Phillips looks.
Speaker 5: Like he's trending in the right direction.
Speaker 3: All right, let's head back out to the stadium and
Speaker 3: check out the Dodger skipper.
Speaker 7: Anything else?
Speaker 11: The questions for Dave Dave? Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 10: Can you talk about the pressure in.
Speaker 1: The dugouts with Dave Roberts.
Speaker 13: You know, guys are getting back into their swings there.
Speaker 13: They seem more synced up, more confident. Certainly, pitch selection
Speaker 13: is another part of it. I think getting into some
Speaker 13: good counts is another part of it. So there's a
Speaker 13: lot of, you know, components, but I think at the
Speaker 13: end of the day, guys are just starting to feel
Speaker 13: a little bit more confident the play.
Speaker 1: It feels like.
Speaker 12: We're saying that just amongst the group as collective.
Speaker 1: The confidence with rookie, you look at his lasting bout
Speaker 1: and this one, how have you felt to him? Just
Speaker 1: kind of really paint that step in the right dun
Speaker 1: where they're just filled off each outing.
Speaker 13: I think with the rookie, he's just more I think
Speaker 13: I've seen over the last you know, a handful of weeks,
Speaker 13: he's just more comfortable. And you know, whether it's the
Speaker 13: comfort leads to more or success or the success leads
Speaker 13: to him a little bit, you know, more comfortable, but
Speaker 13: more engaging. Certainly with the split, kind of changing that,
Speaker 13: adding the velocity of that, I think has kind of
Speaker 13: helped the success.
Speaker 11: But yeah, he's in a good spot.
Speaker 12: Feel like a potential tests.
Speaker 11: Yeah, this is a good test, you know.
Speaker 13: Certainly they've got some talented guys over there, and you know,
Speaker 13: I just you know, expect him not to run from
Speaker 13: it and not to learn from this challenge and go
Speaker 13: after these guys.
Speaker 14: The fastball seem better too, And how much of that
Speaker 14: is because the split has been more effective as a secondary.
Speaker 11: Option for a month, you know, I think that.
Speaker 13: The fastball has been better, you know, And I don't
Speaker 13: know if it's because the split can kind of protect
Speaker 13: the fastball a little bit, so he has a little
Speaker 13: bit more confidence and you know, attacking with it than
Speaker 13: he did before.
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Speaker 3: It's a celebration of tay Oscar Hernandez, the mister seeds
Speaker 3: bobbleheads and I unfortunately he's on the ils.
Speaker 5: So the hamstring, how bad is it?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 6: Brandon Gomes and Dave Roberts both told us the last
Speaker 6: couple of days that it's going to be three to
Speaker 6: four weeks. We had a chance to talk to ta
Speaker 6: Oscar Hernandez earlier this afternoon for the first time since
Speaker 6: he injured his left ham string.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I mean, I was feeling really good. That came out
Speaker 14: of nowhere, But I understand at the same time, it's
Speaker 14: part of the part of the process, is part of
Speaker 14: the game. Like you said, I trained so hard these
Speaker 14: offseason just to be on the field every single day
Speaker 14: for the team, for my teammates, and but unfortunately it happens.
Speaker 14: Now it's a different time. Need to get stronger, need
Speaker 14: to get better, and just be back as soon as possible.
Speaker 6: As soon as possible tim means a month. Ta Oscar
Speaker 6: Hernandez has a Grade one left ham string strain, but
Speaker 6: they're tricky, and he was told that it's going to
Speaker 6: be an until he returns to the Dodger lineup.
Speaker 5: He did also say that.
Speaker 6: If he would have continued to try to play through it,
Speaker 6: he would have made it worse and could have been
Speaker 6: out three months. So it's a good thing that he
Speaker 6: pulled the court at the time that he did, because
Speaker 6: it could have been a lot worse. Also, like you mentioned,
Speaker 6: it's his bobblehead night. He said, if there is one
Speaker 6: of his teammates that hit a home run tonight, it's
Speaker 6: going to be his bobblehead that flicks the seeds at
Speaker 6: his teammates instead of him tonight.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to see that. Hopefully he's doing it
Speaker 5: a couple of times.
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Speaker 6: Why well, Ryan Ward is on the forty man roster.
Speaker 6: That makes it a lot more seamless to be able
Speaker 6: to just call him. And what's so funny about this,
Speaker 6: tim is all we heard about last year from fans is.
Speaker 7: Why aren't the Dodgers calling up Bryan Ward? Why not
Speaker 7: Ryan Ward?
Speaker 6: Now they call up Ryan Ward to give him an
Speaker 6: opportunity and left field with Alex Call and all we're
Speaker 6: hearing about is James Tibbs. And James Tibbs has had
Speaker 6: a great season at Triple A, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 6: but all of a sudden, now everybody wants to be
Speaker 6: Twitter GM and say why not James Tibbs. We had
Speaker 6: a chance to ask Dodger GM Brandon Gomes that very question.
Speaker 15: I mean, I think he's performing great, obviously, the numbers
Speaker 15: are fantastic, you know. I just think Wardo has done
Speaker 15: this for a while and it's certainly earned it. And
Speaker 15: his numbers were nothing to scoff at in Triple A either,
Speaker 15: especially when you break out just the the v right stuff.
Speaker 15: So Wardo has done it before. You know, he's done
Speaker 15: it for a while, and it's it's good to get
Speaker 15: him back up and into the mix and hopefully get
Speaker 15: a real opportunity here.
Speaker 6: Ryan Ward the PC Player of the Year last year.
Speaker 6: He's twenty eight years old and has been waiting patiently
Speaker 6: for his opportunity. He got his major league debut earlier
Speaker 6: this season when Freddy Freeman was on the paternity list.
Speaker 6: He is going to get a longer runway now with
Speaker 6: Teoscar Hernandez out for a month, along with Alex Call
Speaker 6: Calls in there tonight against the lefty Lozardo. Tomorrow, Ryan
Speaker 6: Ward will be in left field against the righty Andrew Payner.
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Speaker 5: Well the Dodgers take it on the Philly.
Speaker 3: As we go back to September sixteenth, last year, Remember
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four show Otani mister fifty to fifty with
Speaker 3: fifty four home runs. Well last year he was searching
Speaker 3: for fifty again and against the Phillies did it.
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Speaker 2: against Robertson, the one to oh pitch, Otani launches pie.
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Speaker 4: On a night he started the game and through five
Speaker 4: no hit innings. He then comes up to the plate
Speaker 4: of the eighth and launches home run number fifty on
Speaker 4: the season. It went four hundred and thirty feet and
Speaker 4: we got a one.
Speaker 8: Run game, and it's a nice beginning. Now you need
Speaker 8: some runners, hit some runners on base, one run game
Speaker 8: and try and turn the tables.
Speaker 3: Sholley O'tani, with his fiftieth home run off David Robertson
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Speaker 9: Charlie star All right, Tim, the Dodgers doing absolutely nothing
Speaker 9: this afternoon except watching the Padres lose in DC and
Speaker 9: so as play begins tonight, the Dodgers all full five
Speaker 9: games in front of the Padres and Arizona the d
Speaker 9: Backs in Seattle tonight. After the Dodgers four to two
Speaker 9: win over the Phillies last night, Robleski was sensational. We
Speaker 9: were having questions about him. Yeah, got off to the
Speaker 9: great start, and he caught a slumbered a bit.
Speaker 10: But last night he was on the beam.
Speaker 8: He was on the beam and went three bowl count
Speaker 8: just one time in the seven innings that he worked.
Speaker 8: And he started off in fine fashion as well. Struck
Speaker 8: out all three batters at the top of the first
Speaker 8: inning and it did not allow a runner. Well, there
Speaker 8: was not a runner that even reached bays until there
Speaker 8: was an air was won out in the fourth inning.
Speaker 8: And for Roubleski, he gave up one hit that was
Speaker 8: a home run to Kyle Skworber in the sixth inning.
Speaker 8: Other than that, Roubleski really went back. Charlie, you know
Speaker 8: you and I talked to begin with. You know, the
Speaker 8: first six starts for Rubleski had last year he went
Speaker 8: five and oh is he was one in a quarter
Speaker 8: and then the last three outings prior to last night
Speaker 8: is the ray with just under six and a half.
Speaker 8: There was a big, big turnaround, but he was aggressive
Speaker 8: and through strengths and challenge hitters to put the ball
Speaker 8: in plane. I think part of that reason is we
Speaker 8: continue to talk. This Dodger defense has really stood tall
Speaker 8: at this point in the season.
Speaker 9: Defense has been good. Offensively, they're about the best in
Speaker 9: the National League. The Dodgers team batting average two sixty one,
Speaker 9: the best on base percentage three forty five, the best
Speaker 9: home runs eighty, the best extra base hits second. The
Speaker 9: tm era is the best. It's remarkable what the Dodgers
Speaker 9: have done to this point in the season. And as
Speaker 9: we mentioned last night, it feels like they're beginning to
Speaker 9: pull away from the Padres and the Diamondbacks. It's early
Speaker 9: in the season, but when we look back on this season,
Speaker 9: we'll look back around the end of May early June.
Speaker 9: Was this the time they absolutely pulled away from everybody?
Speaker 9: And by the looks of it looks like they are.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And that's in spite of some injuries. I mean, you've
Speaker 8: got two big guys in the starting rotation the pitchers,
Speaker 8: Snell and also Glass. Now now you've got Kicki Hernanez,
Speaker 8: who is back for just one plus game. He went
Speaker 8: back on the injured list. You got Tioscar Hernanus. He
Speaker 8: goes on the injury list yesterday. So this is a
Speaker 8: ball club that they're supplemented by some other players that
Speaker 8: understand that, and the other part, too, is Padres are
Speaker 8: not playing good baseball. As you mentioned, they lost today.
Speaker 8: Arizona has put on a charger. They came into last
Speaker 8: night's game having won nine of their last ten, and
Speaker 8: the Dodgers after tomorrow they go over to Arizona for
Speaker 8: four games, and you know that the Diamondbacks are thanking themselves, Charlie. Hey, look,
Speaker 8: this could be a huge series for them, but there's
Speaker 8: two games before that series even takes place over in
Speaker 8: the Valley of the Sun.
Speaker 9: After the win last night, the Dodgers have won six
Speaker 9: in a row, eight of ten, thirteen of their last fifteen,
Speaker 9: nineteen out of thirty, so they're on a heater. The
Speaker 9: Phillies twenty nine and twenty eight. They're in second place
Speaker 9: in the Nacht the League East, but nine and a
Speaker 9: half behind it Land. They've won five of ten. And
Speaker 9: one of the things we have discovered about the Phillies
Speaker 9: now seeing them with our own eyes.
Speaker 11: They don't hit very well.
Speaker 9: You look at the numbers, okay, but they come to
Speaker 9: the plate. Is there a thought process or do they
Speaker 9: just go up there whaling?
Speaker 8: You know, you bring up an excellent point, because I'm
Speaker 8: just talking to someone with the Phillies organization, and they said,
Speaker 8: what would you think about last night? And I said,
Speaker 8: your hitters had time to me appeared to go to
Speaker 8: home plate with the second hand on the clock. It
Speaker 8: was going to tick down in a hurry. Is if
Speaker 8: there was a time limit that they were allowed to
Speaker 8: stay in the box because they swung a lot of
Speaker 8: first pitches. They swung at a lot of pitches that
Speaker 8: were not really in that strike zone initially in the
Speaker 8: first two pitches of the game. So yeah, they kind
Speaker 8: of go toe to toe. And the Dodgers, by the way, yes,
Speaker 8: they hit four home runs last night. That's twelve in
Speaker 8: the last three games. But they need to get on
Speaker 8: base other dimension and besides just trying to hit the
Speaker 8: ball out of the ballpark.
Speaker 9: Roki Sasaki, who's pitched very well his last two outings
Speaker 9: against ass Lizardo Sasaki in his first seven games in
Speaker 9: the ERF almost six in his last two games in
Speaker 9: the RF two of the quarter Loazardo four and four
Speaker 9: and a four to thirty eight ER.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Dave Roberts talking to media a little bit earlier, talking
Speaker 8: about the fact of Sasaki now he's not trying to
Speaker 8: throw M one hundred miles an hour and miss here
Speaker 8: and there and go deep into counts. That ninety seven
Speaker 8: and ninety eight works just fine. But for Sasaki, don't
Speaker 8: fall behind in the count, because when he's ahead in
Speaker 8: the count, it's a one seventy one batting average against.
Speaker 8: But when he's behind in the count, hitters at this
Speaker 8: point if hit just over four hundred against him, don't
Speaker 8: want hitters to feel that they can be selective and
Speaker 8: pitches they're going to swing in.
Speaker 9: Oh on that Otani fella. In his last fourteen games,
Speaker 9: he's hitting four to twelve, fifteen RBIs, ten extra base hits.
Speaker 9: He is every bit as hot as this Dodger team.
Speaker 9: Phillies and the Dodgers Game two of the three coming up.
Speaker 5: Dem all right, thank you, Charlie.
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Speaker 3: into this pitching matchup Rookie Sasaki going for the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Steven and Rick will have the keys to the game.
Speaker 3: But up next, David vat Sego's hide and tight with
Speaker 3: former Dodger manager now Phillies Intrium head coach. Last year
Speaker 3: the bench coach for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Speaker 5: Don Mattingly.
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Speaker 1: What will likely be vast a fielding insults from a
Speaker 1: Dodger player.
Speaker 5: It's an engagement of endearment.
Speaker 1: This this high and tight.
Speaker 6: Well, when I need a baseball spiritual cleansing, A man
Speaker 6: of righteousness.
Speaker 7: I come to see my guy, Don Mattingly. Don, thanks
Speaker 7: a lot for the time.
Speaker 6: Great to see you, and you haven't aged a single
Speaker 6: day since we last saw you in a Dodger uniful lot.
Speaker 10: From the inside, it's just totally cording.
Speaker 6: Did you ever expect to be in this position again,
Speaker 6: Don managing?
Speaker 10: I really didn't, you know.
Speaker 16: I went to Philly really with kind of just doing
Speaker 16: really what dave you know, kind of you know, thought
Speaker 16: about the role for me. It's just an experienced guy
Speaker 16: this club to help TOMPs as much as I could,
Speaker 16: and and so I can't say I thought about it
Speaker 16: at all. I really thought we'd be get off to
Speaker 16: a better start and I'd just be doing my job
Speaker 16: on the other side of the bench.
Speaker 6: Don Mattingly taught me two things that stand out the
Speaker 6: most while he was managing the Dodgers. Number One, don't
Speaker 6: ever go into another manager's dugout.
Speaker 10: That's the truth.
Speaker 7: Do you remember that?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I still feel that way.
Speaker 16: Try to anybody ask me about a decision or something
Speaker 16: the other team did. I'm like, n try to stay
Speaker 16: out of his dugout. I don't know what's going on
Speaker 16: over there.
Speaker 6: Number Two, you said it's not about the team's record,
Speaker 6: it's about when you catch that team. So when are
Speaker 6: the Dodgers catching the Phillies?
Speaker 10: Uh? Okay, I think. You know, we come out of
Speaker 10: San Diego.
Speaker 16: We we swept those guys, but we didn't really score.
Speaker 16: We had we've been, we've been had more trouble, I
Speaker 16: think putting runs up.
Speaker 10: In general.
Speaker 16: We were able to keep San Diego down before against
Speaker 16: Cleveland we got three you know, really well pitched games.
Speaker 10: So we didn't really score, so that hurt us. So
Speaker 10: they're catching us, okay, I think.
Speaker 16: But we're always you know, we're always pretty good because
Speaker 16: we throw the ball pretty good.
Speaker 7: Definitely, Zach Wheeler.
Speaker 6: You got Christopher Sanchez making oral herscheizer very nervous these days,
Speaker 6: Donnie very nervous.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he should be. He should be.
Speaker 6: Hey, Bryce Harper, we take for granted that first base
Speaker 6: is a new position to him. Obviously, you are a
Speaker 6: pretty good first baseman in your day. Now that you're
Speaker 6: with the Phillies, even when you were the bench coach,
Speaker 6: how much have you worked with him? How open has
Speaker 6: he been to try to get better there with you
Speaker 6: being on the same side.
Speaker 10: No, he's been open, very open. I think he wants
Speaker 10: to be good over there.
Speaker 16: He's gotten dinged a little bit by some of the
Speaker 16: metrics this year early just because of some balls that
Speaker 16: got through in the hole, and then you know, it
Speaker 16: felt like we needed to push him further off the bag.
Speaker 10: That's one thing we've tried to do recently. But he's
Speaker 10: been great.
Speaker 6: When you look at Freddie Freeman, a guy that is
Speaker 6: on his way to the Hall of Fame, he's kind
Speaker 6: of Don Mattingly asked, not looking for the home runs,
Speaker 6: a good defensive first baseman. The list goes on and on.
Speaker 6: When you think of Freddie Freeman, what do you love
Speaker 6: about the way he's played his career.
Speaker 16: No, Freddie's I've seen way too much of Freddie in.
Speaker 10: Atlanta there when I was in Miami.
Speaker 16: So Freddy's guy just gets big hits for me all
Speaker 16: the time, Like I hate seeing him out there with
Speaker 16: men in scoring musician, really good defender at first, he'll
Speaker 16: steal a bag on you if you don't pay attention.
Speaker 16: So Freddie's just kind of that day in day out
Speaker 16: guy that just keeps footing up numbers.
Speaker 7: Donnie.
Speaker 6: Last year you were part of John Schneider's staff with
Speaker 6: the Blue Jays. Something that nobody seemed to really point
Speaker 6: out or put a spotlight on was Game one of
Speaker 6: the World Series lineup cards are exchanged and John Schneider
Speaker 6: gave you the lineup card to go out there to exchange.
Speaker 7: How much did that mean to you?
Speaker 10: It was pretty cool. It was fun. You know. I
Speaker 10: meant a lot to get to the World Series.
Speaker 16: Honestly, that's something that you fight to get to and
Speaker 16: have an opportunity to win. Obviously that didn't happen. But
Speaker 16: being able to get to my first World Series and
Speaker 16: then snide, you know, want me to do that, it
Speaker 16: was It.
Speaker 10: Was pretty cool.
Speaker 7: Were you surprised by that gesture?
Speaker 10: I was?
Speaker 7: I was, When do you spring it on you?
Speaker 10: I don't know. I was way too nervous for that.
Speaker 7: Don Mattingly is our guest. Before I let you go.
Speaker 6: I thought it was fitting your first game back in
Speaker 6: la as the manager of the Phillies. Clayton Kershaw happened
Speaker 6: to be here front row. Did you catch him?
Speaker 10: I didn't. I didn't. I heard that. I heard that later. Actually,
Speaker 10: Laurie told me that Clayton was there.
Speaker 16: I guess his kids were with him and stuff, because
Speaker 16: I've seen if you guys kind of chatting over there,
Speaker 16: and I was like, figure out who else?
Speaker 10: Could you know?
Speaker 16: There's some celebrity there right in LA But no, I didn't.
Speaker 16: I hope I get a chance to see him. Don't
Speaker 16: know if he's still here or not.
Speaker 7: I'll let him know that you were looking for him.
Speaker 6: I was, I am can you describe the relationship that
Speaker 6: you had with him? Because you were managing peak Kershaw?
Speaker 7: And I'm not.
Speaker 6: Afraid to say that maybe peak stubbornness of Kershaw. There
Speaker 6: were a lot of moments where he didn't want to
Speaker 6: come out of games. You guys had some tough conversations.
Speaker 6: But how did your relationship endure all that where he
Speaker 6: has the utmost respect for you?
Speaker 16: No, it was always good, And I'd tell guys, I
Speaker 16: don't I never get mad when a guy doesn't want
Speaker 16: to come out of the game. Obviously you don't want
Speaker 16: him to show you up on the mound, but you're
Speaker 16: not asking guys to be happy to be.
Speaker 10: Coming out of the game.
Speaker 16: And remember Clayton told me one time, he says, you
Speaker 16: take me out whatever you think he goes, but don't
Speaker 16: take me out because you think I'm tired.
Speaker 10: Because he says, I don't get tired, right, so.
Speaker 16: I'm like, oll get girls, so I always like that.
Speaker 7: Thanks a lot for the time. It's great to see
Speaker 7: our Dave.
Speaker 10: You two.
Speaker 7: We won't get too emotional here, you know, kissing Dave.
Speaker 7: None of that Okay, sounds good.
Speaker 6: Don Mattingley will receive a gift card that works to
Speaker 6: Capitol Grill. Thanks a lot, all right, thanks Dave. There
Speaker 6: he is the man, Don Mattinglee. Some people go to
Speaker 6: work in some high rise, some vacation at the Gulf
Speaker 6: of Mexico. But this guy's with the Phillies and the dugout.
Speaker 10: You liked that way too dramatic, Dave. You said that
Speaker 10: like you're on TV.
Speaker 6: Don Mattinglee, always keeping me honest. A cleansing, a spiritual cleansing.
Speaker 6: We'll send it back to you in the studio, Tim.
Speaker 5: All right, thanks a lot of DV. Great to hear.
Speaker 5: Don Maddingley.
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Speaker 3: Hey, sus Lozardo on the Mountain four and four with
Speaker 3: a four thirty eight ERA, twenty eight year old left
Speaker 3: hander in his eighth season, now in the Big Leagues,
Speaker 3: the A's, the Marlins, and now the second season with
Speaker 3: the Phillies. Sky sweeper forcing fastball change up. Sinker making
Speaker 3: his twelve start this season. He has top ten in
Speaker 3: the National League in strikeouts, also in quality starts. Last
Speaker 3: time out, six shutout innings, four hits, six strikeouts in
Speaker 3: a win over the Padres at Petco Park. Tonight is
Speaker 3: his sixth start, seventh appearance again the Dodgers, one and
Speaker 3: one with the three to twelve ERA and thirty three strikeouts.
Speaker 3: Rookie Sasaki on the mound for the Dodgers three and three,
Speaker 3: four ninety three ere er twenty four year old right
Speaker 3: hander in his second season. Now with the Dodgers, making
Speaker 3: his tenth start in the month of May, We've seen
Speaker 3: Sasaki kind of stack good outing after good outings two
Speaker 3: and one with a three fifty two ERA, twenty one
Speaker 3: strikeouts and twenty three innings. Last time out, five innings,
Speaker 3: three hitch, four strikeouts, four hits in a win over
Speaker 3: the Brewers. Before that, seven innings, one run, four hits,
Speaker 3: eight strikeouts in a win over the Angels. He started
Speaker 3: last year against the Phillies and gave up just one
Speaker 3: run in four innings into Philadelphia, then in the postseason,
Speaker 3: made three appearances against the Phillies in the NLDS out
Speaker 3: of the bullpen, firing four to third scoreless innings. Rookie Sasaki,
Speaker 3: Hey sus Lazzard of the pitching matchup. Dodgers and Phillies
Speaker 3: were fifteen minutes away for first pitch.
Speaker 5: Keys to the game. Our next, I'm Tim Kates is
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Speaker 3: It's the Dodgers and the Phillies, Game two of this
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Speaker 3: final time. Stephen Nelson Rick Monday, guys.
Speaker 2: All right, TC, First pitch soon from Roki Sasaki against
Speaker 2: Jesus Lozardo, Game.
Speaker 5: Two of three for the Phillies.
Speaker 1: Mo.
Speaker 2: The biggest key in this game.
Speaker 8: Is, well, I think for Susaki, just to get ahead
Speaker 8: in the count. Here's why, the very simple numbers. When
Speaker 8: he's ahead in the count, it's a one to seventy
Speaker 8: one batting average against. When he's behind in the count,
Speaker 8: it's over four hundred. Obviously, there's importance to not let
Speaker 8: the hitters be that selective, and the Dodgers need to
Speaker 8: be select against Lozardo, who not only has an exquisite
Speaker 8: fastball it's in the upper nineties, but they've seen the
Speaker 8: very good slider, the changeup and the breaking bowl and
Speaker 8: Lozardo pitched very well. If we think back Game four
Speaker 8: the Nation League Division Series in Rokie Sasaki. By the way,
Speaker 8: in that game four went three sparkling innings.
Speaker 2: Can't wait for this one to get going, Tim. We'll
Speaker 2: get it back to you, all right.
Speaker 3: Dodgers thirty seven and twenty on the season, first place
Speaker 3: atop the NL was Charlie mentioned it earlier. The Padres
Speaker 3: have already lost today, so they are five games back
Speaker 3: as we speak going into action tonight behind the Dodgers
Speaker 3: Diamondbacks in Seattle, getting ready to take on the Mariners
Speaker 3: as we speak. Dodgers five games up on the Padres,
Speaker 3: five and a half games up on the Diamonbacks, fifteen
Speaker 3: games up on the Giants, and the Colorado Rockies sixteen
Speaker 3: and a half games back in the Western Division of
Speaker 3: the National League. Coming out first pitch, Rokie Sasaki takes
Speaker 3: the mound. Dodgers Phillies is next. Enjoyed everybody. I'm Tip Kates,
Speaker 3: the back to back World Series champion Dodgers Audio Network