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Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Last night in Milwaukee, it was a pitching clinic put
Speaker 2: on by Snell.
Speaker 5: Zilla. Hello Blake Snell.
Speaker 2: Eight shutout innings, allowed just one hit and that hit
Speaker 2: that he gave up. He let the pick off the
Speaker 2: runner at first, so didn't matter. Ten strikeouts for Blake Snell,
Speaker 2: one hundred and he pinches. He left the game with
Speaker 2: the lead as the Dodgers in the sixth. Then he
Speaker 2: Freddy Freeman broke up a tie game full count.
Speaker 5: Patrick's payoff.
Speaker 6: Freeman hits win high in the air right field, drifting
Speaker 6: back Turio on the warning track.
Speaker 5: He's at the wall.
Speaker 2: It is gone.
Speaker 7: Freddie Freeman with a sky scraping home run here in
Speaker 7: game one, a ball that just kept gone, carrying and
Speaker 7: carrying and carrying out, and so Freeman breaks the ice
Speaker 7: with a solo home run one nothing Dodgers in the sixth.
Speaker 8: I'll tell you what that ball was hit up in
Speaker 8: trade table territory. I'm talking about planes coming in to land.
Speaker 5: He crushed that home run, a solo shot to right.
Speaker 2: That's the top tier play the game, brought to you by
Speaker 2: Arco quality, top tier gas for less. That one run
Speaker 2: would be enough for Blake Snell, who was cruising on
Speaker 2: the mound. Twenty four batters faced, twenty four batters would
Speaker 2: be in.
Speaker 5: As he was really good.
Speaker 2: Over eight innings, he would leave with ten punchies full count.
Speaker 5: Blake Snell steps back.
Speaker 2: Here's his payoff.
Speaker 7: He struck him out, froze him with a curve ball
Speaker 7: in Snell Zilla terrorizing Milwaukee with eight shutout innings, a
Speaker 7: new postseason career high ten punch outs for Blake Snell.
Speaker 2: Still won nothing Dodgers. As we finished the eighth, Blake
Speaker 2: Snell the eight innings. In the top of the ninth,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers would load the bases, mookie bets through a
Speaker 2: basis loaded walk. Dodgers with a huge insurance run up
Speaker 2: two to nothing, it was it for Blake Snell. Dave
Speaker 2: Roberts elect you to go to Rookie Sasaki. He's been
Speaker 2: fantastic up until last night. A base hit, giving up
Speaker 2: a couple of walks, he left the game. Blake Trinon
Speaker 2: came in, the Brewer would score a run on a
Speaker 2: sack fly.
Speaker 5: It was a two to one game.
Speaker 2: The bases were loaded before Blake trying In got a
Speaker 2: final strikeout to end the game. Dodgers hang on and
Speaker 2: win last night two to one over the Milwaukee Brewers,
Speaker 2: as they take a one to oh series lead, and
Speaker 2: tonight they're back at it Game two from an American
Speaker 2: family field. Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the Hill for the Blue
Speaker 2: with more we head out to Milwaukee and the gallupin
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Speaker 6: Guys, Tim katshope you and every Dodger fan out there
Speaker 6: caught their breath after Game one of the LCS. I
Speaker 6: know Rick Monday and myself, we were just thrilled to
Speaker 6: be here and agonized to be watching that game at
Speaker 6: the same time. But Mo, that was just a classic
Speaker 6: postseason game and an all time performance from Blake Snell.
Speaker 6: There was a lot that happened in that one. When
Speaker 6: we got back to the hotel last night and as
Speaker 6: you're getting ready to go to sleeper, as you woke
Speaker 6: up this morning, what was sticking out to you?
Speaker 8: First of all, just trying to get this leeper now?
Speaker 8: Really for everybody you know, that was a close game
Speaker 8: and a heartbreaking loss for the Milwaukee in Game one
Speaker 8: of this championship series. But there were so many things
Speaker 8: involved in that game. I think with our question, you
Speaker 8: have to talk about Blake Snell. I mean twenty seven
Speaker 8: in a row because he did pick off or runner
Speaker 8: the gut on base. I mean for Snell, if you
Speaker 8: look at the last six starts, he's worked forty innings,
Speaker 8: given up only fifteen hits. I want to repeat that,
Speaker 8: in the last six starts he's worked forty innings, folks,
Speaker 8: he's given up a total of fifteen hits. Is all
Speaker 8: his era zero point six y eight. But what he
Speaker 8: did last night not only people looking at the record books,
Speaker 8: but the fact that he absolutely was in control of
Speaker 8: that ballgame from the very first pits that he threw,
Speaker 8: which was a strike and it was a changeup, and
Speaker 8: that was the delivery of the message as well. And
Speaker 8: you know, Pat Murphy, the manager for the Milwaukee Brewers,
Speaker 8: was talking about the game a little bit earlier this afternoon.
Speaker 8: He said, look, we kept waiting to push Snell out
Speaker 8: of his routine, and Snell didn't budge. He stayed with
Speaker 8: what worked.
Speaker 6: I'll be honest, I was kind of surprised that we
Speaker 6: never saw the Brewers again the infield hit base running
Speaker 6: extraordinaire that they are try to disrupt that dropping down
Speaker 6: a bunch. I mean, they flashed it here and there,
Speaker 6: but they didn't really execute to try and disrupt that rhythm.
Speaker 6: I was surprised by that, and I'm curious to see
Speaker 6: if they try to do that tonight against Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Speaker 6: here in Game two. But mo, you know, the Dodgers
Speaker 6: won sixteen to the last twenty postseason games. They haven't
Speaker 6: lost back to back games, and there now after last night,
Speaker 6: eight and oher in playoff games decided by two or
Speaker 6: fewer runs. They're just so experienced in those nail biting
Speaker 6: postseason games.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know what that means about tonight, Absolutely nothing,
Speaker 8: because the Dodgers have to do a better job. I
Speaker 8: full well expect they being the Brewers tried to stoleton
Speaker 8: base last night and I got picked off, yep, picked
Speaker 8: off and con steely. I thought that was a big
Speaker 8: momentum change at the time, and this was this was
Speaker 8: a ball game last night that we saw with it.
Speaker 8: Everybody was on the edge of the seats. I don't
Speaker 8: care who you were rooting for, everybody. And then it
Speaker 8: comes down to, well, you mentioned the base running. There's
Speaker 8: some base running we don't want to talk about. Tiascar
Speaker 8: hernanis owned up to its early this afternoon as best
Speaker 8: he could. But I think that if the Brewers get
Speaker 8: on tonight, I think they are going to try and
Speaker 8: push the issue and send runners, and they've got a
Speaker 8: lot of guys that can steal bases.
Speaker 6: And the Dodgers should try to push the issue as
Speaker 6: well and take both games on the road, just like
Speaker 6: the Mariners did in the ALCS against Toronto, because in
Speaker 6: postseason history, tim when teams lose the first two at home,
Speaker 6: in a best of seven series, those clubs are three
Speaker 6: and twenty five, and in general, when losing the first
Speaker 6: two and a best of seven, just fifteen and seventy
Speaker 6: eight all time. The Dodgers have their regular season ace
Speaker 6: Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mount against Freddy Peralta. We'll dive
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Speaker 6: when we visit with you a little bit later.
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Speaker 2: Yoshinobu Yama model on the mound and Kirsten if he
Speaker 2: can duplicate or even get close to what Blake Snell
Speaker 2: did last night in the series opener, Well, it's going
Speaker 2: to be a good night for the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it would be a huge night. What Blake
Speaker 3: Snell did last night was essentially a pitching clinic. I
Speaker 3: mean as much as technically, no, he was not perfect,
Speaker 3: he was the definition of perfection on the mountain. And
Speaker 3: what he was able to do yesterday, how he set
Speaker 3: the toe, how he's limited just any base runner, anything
Speaker 3: that the Brewers were trying to do. We know that
Speaker 3: this is a team that has very good back to
Speaker 3: ball skills, not as much as being and miss and
Speaker 3: the fact that he was able to bring that into
Speaker 3: their game was huge. Yes, they were able to get
Speaker 3: some traffic at the end of the game against the bullpen,
Speaker 3: but ultimately what Blake Snell did, he just set the
Speaker 3: tone not only for that game yesterday, but really for
Speaker 3: this series. So the hope is that Yoshi will be
Speaker 3: on Loto can do the same thing today. Or for
Speaker 3: Yoshi and Blake, you know, they've developed a really special
Speaker 3: relationship in which they essentially break down their starts together.
Speaker 3: So for Blake yesterday, he wasn't necessarily reliant on that fastball,
Speaker 3: went more with the breaking stuff. So it'll be interesting
Speaker 3: to see if Yoshi knows who goes with a similar
Speaker 3: plan attacking the Brewers. So we'll see what's that. But
Speaker 3: for Yoshi's last outing here in Milwaukee specifically was less
Speaker 3: than ideal one you'd probably say it was definitely forgettable.
Speaker 3: So for Yoshi, he has made some adjustments. He feels
Speaker 3: like he's in a really good spot coming into this start,
Speaker 3: so hopefully that will reflect and his performance on the
Speaker 3: bound As far.
Speaker 2: As the offense is concerned, a lot of hard hit balls,
Speaker 2: but just not a result. Hopefully the Dodgers can start
Speaker 2: finding some of that field and scoring.
Speaker 3: Some more runs exactly. And you know, Tasker Frananas, he
Speaker 3: spoke with the media this afternoon, and you know, it's
Speaker 3: just kind of like, listen the play in center field
Speaker 3: yesterday where they thought it wasn't out. He basically in
Speaker 3: you know, maybe a different word was used, but he
Speaker 3: was like, I messed that up. You know, it's as
Speaker 3: simple as that, I made a mistake. And they should
Speaker 3: afford more runs yesterday, and ultimately they were limited just
Speaker 3: to too. So they come into this one understanding that,
Speaker 3: you know, they want to have a few more, they
Speaker 3: want to cut the tone early, they want to find
Speaker 3: ways to get to Parolta early in this one. So
Speaker 3: hopefully they'll be able to do that. But they know,
Speaker 3: you know, they runs are out of premium come October.
Speaker 3: But they did have really good at bats and should
Speaker 3: be in a better position. Should then turn some of
Speaker 3: those hits and different on base walks, things like that
Speaker 3: into some more runs to support Yoshinobu today.
Speaker 2: Let's hope that could be the case, Kirsten. We appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: Questions for Dave, Dave, can you just describe Dave? Can
Speaker 4: you talk about the pressure in the.
Speaker 9: Dugouts with Dave Roberts, I think just thinking about, you know,
Speaker 9: where they're at as a staff, they're gonna need length
Speaker 9: out of Freddy and so just to you know, feel that,
Speaker 9: you know, having Max in the five, I think it
Speaker 9: just makes a little bit more challenging for him and
Speaker 9: just understanding that, you know, trying to beat the starter.
Speaker 9: And I felt this line of construction's the best way
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Speaker 10: How much of a advantages to win a game one
Speaker 10: in which they have to use so much of their
Speaker 10: high leverage pitching in the way that game played out.
Speaker 9: It's, uh, you know, as a game when not every
Speaker 9: win's important, but when you can, you know, win a
Speaker 9: ballgame and get looks at their leverage guys and they've
Speaker 9: obviously you know, had to expend a lot of energy
Speaker 9: getting to this point, and so when you're looking at
Speaker 9: four games in five days and still securing a win,
Speaker 9: was was huge for us, and you know, feel good
Speaker 9: where we're at on the itching side and obviously getting
Speaker 9: a look at a handful of guys yesterday as well.
Speaker 10: And then in your bullpen, Roki's fastball velocity is ticked
Speaker 10: down a little bit over the course of the postseason.
Speaker 10: How much of a concern is that is there? Is
Speaker 10: that just kind of part of you know, the more
Speaker 10: you pitch him, the more kind of my legits on
Speaker 10: the arm or what do you attribute that to?
Speaker 9: You know, that's that's interesting. Yeah, it's we've notified identified that.
Speaker 9: I don't know the answer. You know, we'll see how
Speaker 9: today goes. But it's one of those things that we're
Speaker 9: still in sort of uncharted territory with him, and so
Speaker 9: we're still gathering information and he's doing every everything he
Speaker 9: can to stay ready and be ready and be productive.
Speaker 9: So but it's something that's certainly on our radar. And
Speaker 9: I don't know if it's you know, I don't think
Speaker 9: it'd be fatigued, but or if it's mechanical, but it
Speaker 9: may be a combo like most things are.
Speaker 11: Sonya in the second round, David, would that make Rogie
Speaker 11: unavailable today? Potentially?
Speaker 9: I wouldn't say unavailable, but it is unlikely that that
Speaker 9: we'll use him.
Speaker 11: And you know, you've continued to use trying and in
Speaker 11: some high leverage spots, even with the ups and downs
Speaker 11: of a season. What has kind of led you to
Speaker 11: kind of keep that faith in him and wanted to
Speaker 11: put him in those positions.
Speaker 9: I think it's uh, yeah, I think he I know,
Speaker 9: he's pitched in huge spots for us. I think he
Speaker 9: does a great job of handling his emotions. And when
Speaker 9: you're pitching in playoff games in big spots, it doesn't
Speaker 9: matter what the season e ra is, it's what you
Speaker 9: do in a particular moment. And I think that for me,
Speaker 9: I'm willing to bet on certain players in big spots,
Speaker 9: regardless of you know, other things that it might have
Speaker 9: led up to a particular of their moment. And Blake's
Speaker 9: one of those guys.
Speaker 2: All right, there's the manager, Dave Roberts. So it sounds
Speaker 2: like rookie Sasaki probably not available tonight in Game two
Speaker 2: if needed out of the bullpen, and Blake Tron and
Speaker 2: kim In closed it out last night. Certainly a guy
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts leans heavily on. We'll continue here on Wrongo
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Speaker 2: did last night with the eight shutout innings retiring twenty
Speaker 2: four up and twenty four down.
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Speaker 2: Insider David ba RDV. Everybody's still buzzing around baseball about
Speaker 2: that fourth inning double play last night.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and Taoscar Hernandez did not meet with the media
Speaker 12: after last night's game, but he was in the pregame
Speaker 12: press conference room today to give his first hand account
Speaker 12: of what took place and his base running mistake, and
Speaker 12: he was pretty stand up about it and even used
Speaker 12: the word that I don't usually hear, Taoscar.
Speaker 4: Use it was one of those plays. If you would
Speaker 4: have ask me two days ago, what would you do
Speaker 4: in these situations?
Speaker 5: I would have said, as soon as the ball touched
Speaker 5: the glove, I.
Speaker 6: Would have gone.
Speaker 5: But in the moment.
Speaker 2: I got blocked, I think, and there's not an explanation,
Speaker 2: and I just got up.
Speaker 4: It's that's simple.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's gonna be any explanation that it's
Speaker 2: gonna be occur.
Speaker 5: I saw it when.
Speaker 2: The ball hit the glove, I went, and then I
Speaker 2: saw I bounce it off the glove and I just
Speaker 2: react bad, And you know, one of those moments that
Speaker 2: you blug your mind.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it is. There's nobody to blame by myself,
Speaker 5: and it happens.
Speaker 4: Yes it does, And there's a new day today.
Speaker 12: Ta Oscar Hernandez not hitting third, Uh, he usually does
Speaker 12: that against left handers. Freddy Peralta on the mound today,
Speaker 12: so ta Oscar dropped lower in the Dodgers' batting order.
Speaker 12: But that's a play that we saw last night that
Speaker 12: not many people, if anybody, had ever seen, especially in
Speaker 12: a postseason game, and the chances of seeing it again
Speaker 12: are very slim.
Speaker 5: Tim David is brought to by Ford.
Speaker 2: It's time to see Ford in a new light. Last night, David,
Speaker 2: six different Brewer pitchers we saw coming to that game
Speaker 2: where the Dodgers said, too out of the bullpen? Of course,
Speaker 2: the eight fabulous innings from Blake SNeW. What is Milwaukee
Speaker 2: gonna do with their pitching now?
Speaker 12: Well, if you remember they went five games against the
Speaker 12: Cubs and used a lot of those pitchers in that series,
Speaker 12: and in that game five yesterday, I know we felt
Speaker 12: like it was supposed to be a bullpen game. It
Speaker 12: turned into that for the Brewers, but they were hoping
Speaker 12: to get at least five innings from Quinn Priester, who
Speaker 12: came in after Ashby started the game, and the Dodgers
Speaker 12: I was with a group of players on the way here.
Speaker 12: I'm not gonna divulge exactly what they were saying. But
Speaker 12: what they were saying was that they were happy they
Speaker 12: saw all those relievers in the very first game of
Speaker 12: the series because they got to look at them.
Speaker 4: And some were even say.
Speaker 12: That the Brewers may have done Otania favor by seeing
Speaker 12: one of their few left handers in the very first
Speaker 12: inning of yesterday's game. So the Dodgers are very confident
Speaker 12: with their scanting report that they have gotten against the Brewers'
Speaker 12: pitchers and then getting a first hand look at so
Speaker 12: many different ones that are going to come into key
Speaker 12: situations the rest of this series. So the Dodgers are
Speaker 12: feeling pretty good about seeing all those pitchers. And for
Speaker 12: the Brewers, they've got injuries, no Brandon wood Rough, They're
Speaker 12: a little bit thin now with their pitching staff. So
Speaker 12: the Dodgers certainly have the advantage in that and that
Speaker 12: very important category.
Speaker 2: On the flip side, David, last night we saw Rookie
Speaker 2: Sasaki and Blake Trent and what do they do tonight
Speaker 2: late in a game.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's interesting if Dave Roberts would bring Sasaki in
Speaker 12: second straight game back to back days. And obviously Sasaki's
Speaker 12: velo is dipping with each and every pitch that he threw.
Speaker 12: I would venture to say the Dodgers have not lost
Speaker 12: confidence in Sasaki, but maybe they want to stay away
Speaker 12: from him even if things didn't go sideways on him
Speaker 12: in last night's ninth inning, because he's not really used
Speaker 12: to pitching back to back days, maybe for one hitter.
Speaker 12: But even if they don't use Sasaki tonight, Tim, it's
Speaker 12: not because they have lost confidence in him.
Speaker 4: It's about the usage, all right.
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Speaker 12: Rick Game two of the NLCS and I'm not sure
Speaker 12: we'll see a wacky play like we saw in the
Speaker 12: fourth inning of last night's game that was You might
Speaker 12: be the best person to ask, have you ever seen
Speaker 12: that play in a postseason game?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 8: And I'm not seeing that play in a regular season game.
Speaker 8: Remember back in New York with Michael Conforta the runner
Speaker 8: at second base, there was a bobbleed in the outfield
Speaker 8: on the fly ball. Confordo knew the rules and as
Speaker 8: soon as the ball was touched, initially on the glove,
Speaker 8: he took off from second, went to third, the ball
Speaker 8: went up into the air and it was regrasp. Well,
Speaker 8: I'm still shocked as many players that don't understand the rules. Oh,
Speaker 8: there are little rules here and there that are kind
Speaker 8: of ticky tacky. They're very difficult to follow. For me,
Speaker 8: that's a basic one and it was put in years
Speaker 8: and years and years ago because outfielders would be able
Speaker 8: to to go into a ball that maybe was too
Speaker 8: deep for them to catch and make a throw. Pop
Speaker 8: the ball up in the air, purposely, get closer to
Speaker 8: home plate, pop it up in the air again, get
Speaker 8: closer to home bleate, then finally catch it and then
Speaker 8: you have a shorter throw so that's why that rule
Speaker 8: was put into place, and it was terrible base running,
Speaker 8: and not just for ta Oskar Hernanez. Will Smith was
Speaker 8: at second base directing the runner does it first to
Speaker 8: go back to the bag there as well, so a
Speaker 8: learning situation. It could have been a lot worse because
Speaker 8: that could have led to a very big, big inning
Speaker 8: and disappointing from a standpoint. Bases loaded at that time
Speaker 8: and went out in the ballgame. And speaking a ballgame,
Speaker 8: I don't know if you're going to see a a
Speaker 8: better pitched game than what we witnessed last night with
Speaker 8: Blake Snell absolutely superb.
Speaker 12: That was almost a perfect game if not for a
Speaker 12: broken back single from Durban in the third inning. That
Speaker 12: was as close to a perfect game without it being perfect.
Speaker 8: So let me guess you did not have too many
Speaker 8: calls last night postgame Dodger talk of complaints.
Speaker 12: No complaints, but some questions about whether or not I
Speaker 12: would have allowed Snell to go the distance.
Speaker 8: Well, it's one of those things, David. I think this
Speaker 8: is the perfect time to kind of you know, we're
Speaker 8: in postseason play. You field a lot of different calls,
Speaker 8: you do a terrific job on that so I told
Speaker 8: you last night after the game. Then I punched in
Speaker 8: some numbers in the computer and I said, can you
Speaker 8: write a quick poem about David Bassey And that's all
Speaker 8: it is. This AI stuff really works. So I'm going
Speaker 8: to bore everyone and exactly what it was it was said,
Speaker 8: and this is an ode to David Bassa. I did
Speaker 8: not put in the fact that you were with the
Speaker 8: Dodgers and doing the postgame show. But here we go
Speaker 8: in Dodger Blue, beneath the lights, a voice rings true
Speaker 8: on summer nights. With Mike in hand and heart ablaze,
Speaker 8: he walks the line through baseball's maze, from dugout steps
Speaker 8: to press box calls. He braves and hies and stumbles
Speaker 8: and falls. Yet through it all, with wit and flare,
Speaker 8: you'll find David Vassy always there, a friend to fans
Speaker 8: of foe to dull. Each tale he tells is never dull.
Speaker 8: A crack of the bat, a postgame grin he brings
Speaker 8: us deep beneath the skin. So here's the day, with
Speaker 8: style and grace, a steady voice in LA's race. Through
Speaker 8: wins or losses, one thing's cleared with With Bassay's voice,
Speaker 8: the game feels near an ode to David Vasse.
Speaker 12: Only your pipes can do ai justice. Munday, I'm very
Speaker 12: much again.
Speaker 8: We all feel the same way because you do have
Speaker 8: an inner workings and understand with the players, and you
Speaker 8: bring it home every night on postgame, and you know,
Speaker 8: we waited till postseason, but you're still here. So we
Speaker 8: just wanted to acknowledge that you did a terrific job.
Speaker 12: Well, I just want to let you know. You might
Speaker 12: not like hearing this. Yeah, I grew up listening to
Speaker 12: you call games and host weekend Dodger talk back in
Speaker 12: the day, so there's a standards.
Speaker 8: You were probably one of those little Brady kids who
Speaker 8: was calling up and complaining you.
Speaker 12: I was too intimidated to call you, but I would
Speaker 12: call the other guy.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that works.
Speaker 4: We'll send it back here in the studio to my
Speaker 4: heart is beating.
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Speaker 5: Still to come.
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Speaker 2: Not sure there's any more poems still to come. We'll
Speaker 2: get to the keys of the game. But up next
Speaker 2: we go high and tight with Max Muncy Dodger and
Speaker 2: third baseman Dodgers Brewers. Game two of the National League
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Speaker 12: We're getting set for Game two of the NLS. Yes,
Speaker 12: I'm join right now by Max Monsey. Max, thanks a
Speaker 12: lot for the time and congratulations on a.
Speaker 4: Game one win.
Speaker 12: Sure anytime, Dave, I thought you handled it really well
Speaker 12: after the game last night. How you were a little
Speaker 12: self deprecating on that fly ball in the fourth inning.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean, look, you have to get a job
Speaker 14: done right there, and I didn't get it done. You know,
Speaker 14: I gotta I gotta find a way to say a
Speaker 14: double play, and you know, next time, I got to
Speaker 14: be a little bit better.
Speaker 12: You know, this team seems to eat sleep, drink baseball.
Speaker 4: Even on the bus right.
Speaker 12: Here with a group of your teammates, they were still
Speaker 12: talking about last night, they're talking about today. Has that
Speaker 12: carried over from last postseason and the success you guys had.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you know, I think there's a little bit of
Speaker 14: you know, we we talked with this team about culture,
Speaker 14: about you know what the Dodger culture is that's been
Speaker 14: created over many, many, many years, and you know, I
Speaker 14: think last year was kind of the start of a
Speaker 14: different playoff culture and you know, just a different way
Speaker 14: of going about business. Once you get October and you know,
Speaker 14: it's definitely carrying over from last year. And you know,
Speaker 14: it's really cool to see. It's really cool to see
Speaker 14: all the guys bought in on it, and you know,
Speaker 14: ultimately this time of year, nothing else that's going on
Speaker 14: really matters. It's what are we going to do to
Speaker 14: try to get a win tonight? And you know, the
Speaker 14: guys that really bought into.
Speaker 12: That, Max Unfairly, everybody believes that you guys are just
Speaker 12: so talented. You show up at seven o'clock and things happened.
Speaker 12: But it feels like you guys don't take for granted
Speaker 12: the talent that you have and the opportunity you have.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you can't.
Speaker 14: I mean, I've been a part of some extremely talented teams,
Speaker 14: you know, in my career here with the Dodgers, and.
Speaker 4: You know, you've seen it.
Speaker 14: We've had teams that have won one hundred and eleven
Speaker 14: games and we get knocked out in the first round.
Speaker 14: And you know, I've been this. Our team last year
Speaker 14: didn't win one hundred games. We won the World Series
Speaker 14: in eighteen, we hardly won ninety games, and you know,
Speaker 14: we went to the World Series, and you know, it's
Speaker 14: kind of the same thing this year. It's it's the
Speaker 14: talent can only take you so far. It's really about
Speaker 14: how you're preparing and how you're going out there and
Speaker 14: playing the game. And October talent really means nothing, you know,
Speaker 14: It's it's if you're going out there and you're expecting
Speaker 14: the out talent the other team, you're not gonna do
Speaker 14: very good.
Speaker 4: So you have to you have to be prepared properly.
Speaker 12: You guys have the experience as well. You've won two
Speaker 12: World Series with the Dodgers. Your first year, like you said,
Speaker 12: was winning Game seven here in the NLCS. Could you
Speaker 12: feel the experience factor play out last night?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean, I think I shift. You get in
Speaker 14: these types of environments. You're on the road for Game one,
Speaker 14: it's it's loud. They you know, they're playing the music
Speaker 14: extra loud. It's a you know, you start to feel
Speaker 14: that a little bit, and you got to find a
Speaker 14: way to just slow the heartbeat. And you know, you
Speaker 14: look around the infield and you know, you just you
Speaker 14: look at guys in the dugout and you just you
Speaker 14: find a calming presence with everybody. No one's getting too
Speaker 14: worked up about anything, and you know, it just that
Speaker 14: that comes from having an experience. If you've never been
Speaker 14: in this situation, you don't really know how to handle it.
Speaker 14: And uh, you know, we we've talked many, many years
Speaker 14: about how there's a lot of teams that play with
Speaker 14: a ton of emotion in the playoffs and you know,
Speaker 14: that can get you really far, but it can also
Speaker 14: be a huge negative. And you know, for us, we've
Speaker 14: always tried to stay even keel on that. And I
Speaker 14: think with the experience that we have, that's that's right
Speaker 14: where we're at.
Speaker 12: Do you remember the postseason game or the postseason series
Speaker 12: where you became so comfortable and became this guy that
Speaker 12: doesn't seem like anything phases him.
Speaker 14: No, I just think that's something that happened over time,
Speaker 14: because I do remember my first postseason and you know,
Speaker 14: I was really amped up. I was really gearing to
Speaker 14: get out there, and you know, my I was definitely
Speaker 14: wearing my emotions on my sleeve, and every good thing
Speaker 14: that happened, I was, you know, top of my lungs,
Speaker 14: and every bad thing that happened, I was top of
Speaker 14: my lungs in a negative way. And you know, I
Speaker 14: just think that's something that you get over time. And
Speaker 14: I don't know when that switched for me. And you know,
Speaker 14: I think it's just having the opportunity to play in
Speaker 14: so many postseason games.
Speaker 4: Before I let you go.
Speaker 12: I remember when you returned from the IL, you were
Speaker 12: telling me that you change your pregame routine as far
Speaker 12: as heating up cooling down with you taking batting practice
Speaker 12: on the field with the team. Is that a sign
Speaker 12: that things are more normal for you?
Speaker 4: I'm hoping so.
Speaker 14: No, it's just really more on the road. Your VP
Speaker 14: time is so close to game time that there's not
Speaker 14: really a cool down period after BP, and so for
Speaker 14: me it's a chance to get some work in and
Speaker 14: that's something that I haven't entirely been able to do.
Speaker 14: You know, recently has get a lot of work in
Speaker 14: and you know, we're definitely feeling better film closer to normal,
Speaker 14: but you still gotta be careful.
Speaker 12: A bout some things, all right, Max, thanks a lot
Speaker 12: for the time. I know you're getting ready for the game.
Speaker 12: We'll see after sounds good, there he goes. Max Munsey
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Speaker 4: Tim, we'll send it back to you.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks a lot of dv Yeah, you think
Speaker 2: back to how many postseason games now Max Munty has
Speaker 2: been a part of during this long stretch of run
Speaker 2: for the Dodgers in October base you go back to
Speaker 2: twenty eighteen of what he was able to do there
Speaker 2: against the Boston Red Sox. Really getting onto the scene
Speaker 2: there with the Dodgers in the postseason leading after first pitch,
Speaker 2: Dodgers and Brewers coming up. We'll dive deeper into this
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Speaker 2: Perrault on the mound for the Brewers, twenty nine year
Speaker 2: old right hander at the Dominican Republic, is eighth season
Speaker 2: now in the Big Leagues. An All Star this year, fastball, changeup, curveball,
Speaker 2: occasional slider makes thirty three starts during the regular season,
Speaker 2: where he had seventeen wins. Most of the National League
Speaker 2: he was seventeen and six with a two to seventy
Speaker 2: ERA and two hundred and four strikeouts. He made two
Speaker 2: starts in the NLDS against the Cubs five and two
Speaker 2: third innings, two runs, four hits, nine strikeouts in a
Speaker 2: winning game one then took the loss in Game four
Speaker 2: against the Cupies at wrick Lea Field against the Dodgers
Speaker 2: in his career four and two with a three to
Speaker 2: twenty nine erora. Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the Mountain. Twenty seven
Speaker 2: year old right hander made thirty starts during the regular season.
Speaker 2: He finished amongst the National League leaders an ERA whip
Speaker 2: opponent's batting average, strikeouts for nine innings and strikeouts, he
Speaker 2: was top ten in that category. He was pitcher of
Speaker 2: the Month in April, and he was the pitcher of
Speaker 2: the Month in September. He had a sub one ra
Speaker 2: held bat to a sub one hundred batting average in
Speaker 2: four starts. Remember he also had that no hitter almost
Speaker 2: in Baltimore in September when he went eight and two
Speaker 2: third innings. He is making his second start. Make that
Speaker 2: third start now in the postseason six and two thirty
Speaker 2: inights against the Reds in the Wildcard round that he
Speaker 2: went four innings, allowing three runs six hits in a
Speaker 2: loss to the Phillies in the NLDS. Looking, I have
Speaker 2: a bounce back game tonight, Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Freddie Peralta the
Speaker 2: only star they got left in Milwaukee. Will dive deeper
Speaker 2: into the keys to the game with Steven and Rick
Speaker 2: coming up. As we're fifteen minutes away from first pitch.
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Speaker 2: Dodgers Brewers Game two the National League Championship Series from
Speaker 2: Milwaukee is coming up. We'll head back out to the
Speaker 2: booth with one final time with the two guys on
Speaker 2: the call, Stephen Nelson and Rick Monday.
Speaker 6: All right, TC, back at it with Rick Monday. First
Speaker 6: pitch in just a moment here at American Family Field.
Speaker 6: Freddy parolta veteran right hand for the Brewers. Yoshinobu yam
Speaker 6: Moto for the Dodgers. Yamamoto back in a ballpark mode
Speaker 6: in which he had the shortest outing of his big
Speaker 6: league career when he saw them in the beginning of July,
Speaker 6: did not get out of the first inning through forty
Speaker 6: one pitch, who's got knocked around, didn't record a single strikeout.
Speaker 6: He's got a chance for some redemption against the Brewers
Speaker 6: and a chance to bounce back after his first career
Speaker 6: postseason loss against the Phillies.
Speaker 8: Yet I don't think that Yamamoto will have anything to
Speaker 8: do with the resemblance of that outing that you're referring
Speaker 8: to here. He didn't really have any command of any pitch,
Speaker 8: including that splitter. I think that's going to change. And
Speaker 8: on the flip side, doctors have to figure out Parolta.
Speaker 8: Nothing new on this end of it, as far as
Speaker 8: Parolta and Parolta might be the right handed version of
Speaker 8: a Blake Snell what we saw last night from the
Speaker 8: usage of the changeup, he has a good one. He
Speaker 8: will use it a lot. And for Parolta, he's done
Speaker 8: a lot of things, including how about at home this
Speaker 8: year a one point seven to seven earned run average.
Speaker 8: He is lights out at home. And the Dodgers have
Speaker 8: to make adjustmice because so far in postseason, both against
Speaker 8: the Reds and if you look at the Phillies in
Speaker 8: the first game last night, they're barely hitting right at
Speaker 8: the Mendoza line. And there's a like referred to here
Speaker 8: in Milwaukee, in particular the Bob Ucker line.
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Speaker 6: get it back to you leave you with one thought
Speaker 6: on the Dodger offense. The last three games, just six
Speaker 6: total runs. They're hitting two ten as a club, twenty
Speaker 6: four strikeouts compared to fourteen walks in the first four
Speaker 6: games of the postseason. They were scoring close to seven
Speaker 6: runs per game, six point seven to five per so
Speaker 6: they're trying to get back on track. It's an easier
Speaker 6: said than done thing against Freddy Perolta, though, first pitch
Speaker 6: in just a few moments.
Speaker 2: All right, buck up, here we go Game two the
Speaker 2: National League Championship Series. Freddy Peralta and Yoshinobu Yamamoto the
Speaker 2: pinching matchup win we come back. Dodgers took Game one
Speaker 2: last night with a two to one win, and then
Speaker 2: get out of Milwaukee, come back to start this series
Speaker 2: in Dodgers Stadium on Thursday.
Speaker 5: Up two games to nothing.
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