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The Dodgers and Yankees getting set for
Game two and tomorrow night. Tyler Glass

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now will be on the mound for
Sunday Night baseball at Yankee Stadium. Tyler

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thanks a lot for the time.
Appreciate it. Yeah, thanks for having

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me, dude. Yeah, I
know this will be a new experience for

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you. You've pitched here before,
but this will be the first time you're

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wearing a Dodger uniform. I'm sure
you're aware of the history between these two

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teams, so it must be exciting. Yeah, it's great just being from

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here, and obviously like a big
baseball fan growing up watching the Yankees and

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the Dodgers. It's just cool to
be a part of it as a player

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this time and not a fan.
Can we go back to last night Johann

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Ramirez. We all know what went
down in Cincinnati for him to go out

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there and face the heart of the
Yankees' lineup and be able to get it

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done. What was the vibe in
the dugout during that eleventh inning? It

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was awesome. This stuff is electric. When he's in the zone, he's

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nearly unhittable, so it was awesome
for him to come out. He looks

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super confident, was executing pitches,
getting ahead of guys. It was it

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was amazing. And they tried to
make that defensive play at the end of

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the game and Will came out got
it, but it was it was an

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awesome ending. That was just his
personality, right, being very excitable,

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trying to do too much there.
Yeah, he did a great job last

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night. Can you explain to us
how does it go from where it was

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in Cincinnati to where it was last
night? I think we all are trying

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to wrap our heads around that.
Just pitching is very inconsistent at times.

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I think sometimes you got it,
figured it out. Sometimes it's it's hard,

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And I think it's just such a
confidence game. And I think Dot

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going out there and giving him that
support and Cincinnati was really helpful for him.

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And I think after that moment it
seemed like he's been executing a lot

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ever since then. We could go
into pitch shapes, you know, all

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the different analytics that go into pitching. But how much is confidence a big

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part in what you do and what
everybody else does in this game? Yeah,

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it's huge. It's kind of like
the chicken or the egg. You

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know, it's like you feel good
than you're confident, or you're confident,

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then you feel good. It's just
it's one of those like throughout the course

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of a six month, seven month
season, you're always going to have ups

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and downs. But as long as
you can kind of find your center,

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I guess of like what makes you
good and what makes you confident, you're

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usually gonna end up having a pretty
good season or more consistent anyway, even

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at this stage of your career,
are you still building upon each and every

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start? Yeah, for sure,
there's always stuff to learn every start.

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I think the good ones, the
bad ones, there's always something to take

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away from it. So I think
just the experience of doing it over and

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over and over again is always helpful. For the majority of the season,

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the Dodgers have had you and the
rest of the rotation on five days rest.

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Tomorrow will be normal rest, four
days rest. Whatever flackground work you

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were doing today, Is that any
different than what you would do the day

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before start? No, same stuff, Just I would usually just have like

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one extra day of light throwing and
then just like a normal post day or

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pre day whatever. Yeah. Yeah, Tyler Glass now is our guest.

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Just before first pitch between the Dodgers
and Yankees Gavin Stone on the Mountain Night,

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Tyler, I know you're much different
pitchers, But what's impressed you the

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most about what he's been able to
do this year. I just I love

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his consistency. I feel like until
he physically everything, he's always the same.

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He doesn't tinker too much with his
mechanics, he's always His timing in

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between pitches is always really similar.
I think he just has a really consistent

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headspace and then allows him to move
consistent physically. It feels like he's a

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baseball rat because he's always talking baseball
and always has a baseball in his hand

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and trying to still shape his pitches
to be the best for sure. I

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think too, even last year just
coming up and struggling and kind of feeling

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that, and then coming into this
year and basically like dominating. I just

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think the way he pitches is so
impressive. He is always watching the game,

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He's always got a ball in his
hand. I do think he I

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mean, he's work ethic is insane
too. He's been extremely impressive this year

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so far. Do you take notice
of that? Of these young guys?

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Just Bobby Miller, I know he's
been on the al but the way these

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guys go about their five day routine, Yeah, I think like a lot

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of stuff is kind of behind the
scenes. A lot of people don't see

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you do a lot of pre stuff
in your lift. It's like you don't

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see everything. But for the most
part, I try to watch everybody and

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I think at this level and I
think how good the minor leagues is now,

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Like everyone kind of harps on like
getting a five day routine, and

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guys want to feel good every day
to go out. So it is interesting

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to see everyone's five dad But everyone's
pretty pretty buttoned up on this team.

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I'm not gonna pretend like I know
the intricacies of pitching, but the one

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thing that I feel like I can
tell is the competitiveness, the mound presence

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that guys have. Is that part
of what makes pictures great, Having that

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type of competitive spirit like Blake trying
it. Yeah, for sure. I

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think, Uh, if another team
can pick up on the confidence of a

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picture, it's a huge benefit.
I think, Yeah, anytime you can

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go out there and have good mound
presence and feel good and feel confident,

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it's always going to go in your
favor. It's gonna be obviously better than

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not having it. Yeah, isn't
that the difference though, between nights that

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you don't have your best stuff and
the nights where everything's working, where you're

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just out there competing. And that's
what separates the good ones to the you

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know, mediocre ones. I think
it's like everyone always feels good or bad.

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I think it is true. The
ones that can like separate when they

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don't feel good and just try to
go out and compete with what you have

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is always better off than kind of
going out there and like tinkering and trying

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to figure stuff out. So I
think it's more about accepting it you're not

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always going to feel perfect and just
trying to compete as hard as you can

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every game. I see you in
between starts and how much dedication you have

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in your work. What is the
balance between preparation and not trying to over

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tinker to make things even better.
It's kind of one of those things.

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It's good to try to separate it
between practice and the game. I think

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you can think about all you need
to think about before the game and whatever

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in the bullpen or all your work
a week if there's stuff you want to

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work on. But once you get
on to the mound, it's best to

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just try to let it go,
pick up the glove, and just try

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to execute bitches. All right,
look forward to it tomorrow night, Tyler,

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Yankee Stadium. Yeah, I appreciate
it, man, Thanks