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millions of Angelinos for over twenty five
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Talking like the Back, David Vasse. We are live at Dodgers Stadium after

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the Royals defeed the Dodgers tonight by
a final score of seventy two. Welcome

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the Dodger Talk David Vase with you
until the top of the hour. Phone

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lines are open at eight six six
nine eighty seven two five seventy. The

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bigger loss for the Dodgers was Yoshi
Yamamoto, who had to leave the game

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after the second inning because of right
tricep tightness. And I can't get enough

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of watching the video clip of Mark
Pryor running through the dugout to get roberts

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attention to let him know things were
not good with Yama Moto, and that

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just tells me. Dave Roberts was
taken a little bit by surprise. As

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you heard him during the Clubhouse show. He said that obviously the Dodgers were

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aware that Yamamoto had tricep tightness in
his right arm during this past week,

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and in fact I was too,
maybe not the exact diagnosis, but it

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was a little concerning on Tuesday afternoon
when I got to Dodger Stadium and you

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see Yamamoto out there playing catch on
flat ground, which is normal for starters

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after making a recent start. But
what was abnormal was how many people Dodger

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personnel were watching Yamamoto play catch.
That is not normal. You had both

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pitching coaches out there, you had
the GM of the Dodgers out there,

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Brandon Gomes, you had a group
of trainers out there along with his translator

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Hero That is not normal. And
we found out the day after that,

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on Wednesday, that Yamamoto would not
be making his start on Thursday, and

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in fact, would be pushed back
two more days, a total of seven

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days of rest. Five days of
rest is not quote normal rest. That's

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extra day rest, which the Dodgers
have been doing since the beginning of the

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season for Yamamoto, but you know
Paxton, but primarily for Yamamoto, who's

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used to that type of schedule pitching
in Japan. So we all knew,

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or if you were paying attention,
you would know that something was up.

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And it wasn't just the Dodgers saying
he exerted a lot of energy. They

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obviously did not want to give up
any sort of competitive advantage by revealing exactly

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what was going on with Yamamoto.
But you heard what Yamamoto had to say

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during his press conference after the game
that he did feel tightness again as he

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was warming up in the bullpen,
and felt it even more as the game

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was going along. So this was
not a surprise to anybody, but certainly

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disappointing to everybody. Because Yama Moto
is going on the IL, let's be

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very clear about that. He's not
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days rest. The good news for
the Dodgers is, with Yamamoto going on

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the IL, Bobby Miller is set
to return, and he's going to come

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back on Wednesday at cors Field.
And this is the reason why when you

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call in and you say, oh, man six six man rotation, how

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are the Dodgers going to do it? Who's being sent down when Bobby Miller

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comes back. This is why those
questions are essentially irrelevant because so much can

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happen between then and now, and
a lot can happen between now and then

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as far as games being played and
the possibility of injuries, especially to pitchers.

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So when you know petro some money
and Fred Rogan are asking me,

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well, who's the odd man out
in the rotation? Uh, well,

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this is the reason why there is
no odd man out, because injuries occur,

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especially when you have two very fragile
pictures at the top of your rotation.

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And let's be clear, the biggest
challenge for the Dodgers the rest of

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the year is keeping glass Now upright
and sharp at the same time, and

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also finding a way to get Yamamoto
back because you need both of these guys.

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And I know there's been a lot
of attention to the Dodgers acquiring another

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bat in the outfield. In the
infield, yes, I would say I

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wouldn't be opposed to that, but
I know a lot of people that cover

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the Dodgers that are around the feel
like, you know what, they could

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probably use another starting pitcher that could
possibly start a Game three of a playoff

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series. And this is a sobering
reminder that you never have enough pitching.

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Eight six six nine, eight,
seven two five seventy is the phone number.

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Royals beat the Dodgers tonight seven to
two. Blake Trinan gave up his

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first runs of the season. Prior
to tonight, he had pitched in fifteen

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games and was dominant in each and
every one of those. But in the

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sixth inning you could see he wasn't
sharp with his pitches. He was walking

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guys, Guys were hitting the ball
even though they were outs to the warning

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track. And then MJ. Melendez
battled Trinan for a twelfth pitch at bat

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and got him on the twelfth pitch
on a grand slam. Melendez, leading

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up to that fouled off six consecutive
pitches and finally hit a flat cutter for

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a grand slam. Let's head downstairs
right now to hear from Blake trying.

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That's probably the pitch I had the
most field fortnite, but it also handcuffed

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me because I can't keep throwing anybody
in this league the same pitch over and

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over again. The biggest thing is
just what the walks. I mean,

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I don't walk people, and when
I walk people, you know, this

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league makes you pay. It doesn't
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You can live with solo shots,
you can live with, you know,

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a couple of knocks, but when
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never puts with us, So it's
a frustrating one from that perspective. Yeah,

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with that at that was that one, and just I guess you kind

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of said defelt handcuffed. Just the
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you had anything kind of else tonight. Yeah, I mean with pass Quentina,

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he tried to two seamer away with
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mean his way off on competitive,
so it's kind of takes away that opportunity.

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And against Melndez and you don't hop
through him a good slider the pitch

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before and you know he was on
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slider down and the one before that, I tried to go back foot he

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spit on. So he just started, you know, trying to figure out

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how you're going to get weak contact. And you know, any of one

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of those pitches he popped up could
have been, you know, a pop

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fly out down the line, stayed
in bowns for Barnes, or stayed in

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play for Barnes. But they just
they just carried and you know, he

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won the battle. It's unfortunate for
us. You know, it's ever fun

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being the guy that you know gives
up a Grand Slam it kind of takes

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the wind out of the sales for
the team. All Right, there is

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Blake Trinan who gave up his first
runs of the season. It's going to

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happen. And quite honestly, what
Trinan had done in his first fifteen appearances

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was remarkable. Eight six six nine, eight seven two five seventy is the

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phone number. The reason being remarkable
is because he had n't pitched in a

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major league game for two years and
came out as nasty and dominant as we

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have seen him. Let's go out
to Rex, who was at Dodgers Stadium

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tonight. Hi, Rex, you're
on Dodger Talk. Hey, David,

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great to talk to again. Hey, we were at the game. We're

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obviously rooting for the Dodgers. You
and I have this conversation about this time

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every year, and I just looked
at Dave Roberts when he went to the

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mounds, and I looked at my
girlfriend and I said, this is not

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going to be good. And somehow, some way, you give up the

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worst possible results that you could give
up. I'm just can I just stop

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you right there? I felt like
Dave Roberts actually did a great managing job

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there unfortunately trying and just couldn't deliver
for him, because after Roberts went out

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there to you know, look in
Tryna's eyes, not send out his pitching

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coach, he went out there himself
to gauge the temperature of where Trina was

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at and also get the feedback of
Austin Barnes. I loved that, but

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unfortunately Trynon just couldn't put away a
buck sixty one hitter in MJ. Melendez.

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If he does, we're all talking
about what a great move that was.

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Would you have put in another picture
at that point, knowing that he

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had fled off balls? Well,
Rick Corix, it was getting it was.

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He did bring in another pitture after
that, because after the Melendas at

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bat and the Grand Slam, it
was at thirty nine pitches for trying at

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that point in time. Ideally,
Tryna would have retired the next two batters

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on a minimum number of pitches.
It didn't work out that way. But

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I will say this, if you
remember back when I first started hosting Dodger

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Talk, Kevin Kennedy uh was my
co host, and one of his cardinal

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rules and most managers' rules, is
you don't bring in a reliever with no

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margin for air at that point in
time, bases loaded one out, not

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a lot of margin for air for
Anthony Banda. No disrespect to Anthony,

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who's been really good for the Dodgers. I want Blake trynon out there,

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to try to get out of his
own mess. I just feel like tonight

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was not his night, and that
was Dave Roberts chance to go, Hey,

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I need to make a smart decision
hair bring in someone else. And

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the result was at that point,
essentially the game was over. I mean,

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we were rooting for the Dodgers to
come back, but that's a death

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blow. And it just seems like
in these critical moments we've got to make

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different decisions in the management. That
was a different decision. He didn't take

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him out, and if he was
going to take him out, he should

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have done it before the bases were
loaded. But I thought what he did.

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I love seeing he bet on a
veteran reliever that has been absolutely dominant.

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But you're right, he wasn't good
tonight. He was off tonight.

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But I feel like if it works
out after he goes out there to look

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in his eyes to actually he talked
to him directly and not send out his

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pitching coach, and it works out
and he gets out of that jam.

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You and others are calling in to
say, well, probably not even calling

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in because nobody calls in when it
works out. All right, thanks for

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the phone call, It's true.
Eight sixty six nine eight seven two five

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seventy is the phone number. I
have tapped in to a few of my

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trusted doctors around the city of Los
Angeles, and without going into their doctors

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speak, including my father in law. Basically, Yamamoto's tricep tightness is not

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what the panic on social media is
suggesting that it's automatically directly related to the

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elbow, the ligaments around the elbow. It's not. So let's all take

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a step back and wait to hear
what the examination of Yamamoto is tomorrow.

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But this is not an automatic Tommy
John surgery. In fact, if you

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talk to a doctor, an orthopedic
surgeon, you will find out that it's

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anything but that. Eight six six
nine seven two five seventy is the phone

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number. Let's go out to Dan
who was at the game tonight. Hi,

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Dan, you're on Dodger Talk.
Hey Dave, how's it going.

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Hey, I'm here with my dad. We're leaving the game right now.

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He's there. Hey, Happy Father's
Day, Dad. Hey, So we

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were excited to see Yamamoto tonight.
We hope for the best for him.

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My question to you, Dave is
you know, I think Blake is a

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more of an eighth or ninth inning
guy to bring him in in the sixth

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instead of Yarborough, who came in
the ninth. I just want to get

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your thoughts on that. I think
Yarborough maybe should come in the ninth and

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save Blake for later. What do
you think? Well, number one,

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I'm sure Dave Roberts did not want
to bring in Ryan Yarborough at all.

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He had just thrown three innings in
that bullpen game two games ago. This

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game went sideways, Dan, This
is not what the Dodgers wanted to happen.

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Dave Roberts was trying to piece together
a game that saw one of his

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best starters leave after the second inning. So, uh, you know,

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this bullpen has been used quite a
bit the last three games. Two bullpen

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games in the last three games.
So if anybody's calling into question how Dave

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Roberts deployed his pitchers, I mean, this is a fire drill after Yama

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Moto comes out in the second inning. Well, good answer, Dave,

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thank you all right, it's the
right answer. Eight six six nine eight

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seven two five seventy is the phone
number. We're gonna take a time out

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here on Dodger Talk. When we
come back, more of your phone calls.

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And also we will check in with
Jose Moto. We'll get his thoughts

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on what he heard from Yamamoto and
Dave Roberts earlier on the Clubhouse Show.

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The Royals beat the Dodgers tonight seven
to two on A five seventy LA Sports

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and available my podcast on the iHeartRadio
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David Bassi. We are live at
Dodgers Stadium. This is Dodger Talk after

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the Dodgers fall to the Royals seven
to two tonight at Dodger Stadium. And

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they're looking to win the series tomorrow
afternoon or face losing both of these series

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that the Dodgers came home to play
against the Rangers and the Royals, that

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would not be good. And they're
looking for Tyler Glass now to give them

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an ace type of start. What
makes an ace is not just winning twenty

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games or eighteen games. These are
the type of games that make aces.

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We have seen Clayton Kershaw do it
for the majority of his career, and

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that's what the Dodgers need from Tyler
Glass now tomorrow, which is given the

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Dodgers a quality start, limiting the
Royals to three runs or less, but

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also going beyond the sixth inning and
hopefully getting through seven at the very least,

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to give the bullpen a little bit
of a breather, because not only

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do they lose Yamamoto tonight and essentially
have to go to a bullpen game,

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but because they were trying to give
Yamamoto a couple of extra days, they

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went to a bullpen game on Thursday. So they've had two bullpen games in

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the last three days and they have
to go to Corse Field starting on Monday

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for a four game series. Did
I mention the Dodgers are in the middle

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of playing twelve in a row.
Those are the layers that a manager like

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Dave Roberts has to deal with in
real time. That was not an understatement

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to the last caller. Tonight was
a fire drill with that bullpen. Daniels

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Dream. It's time to go around
the Horn with Hosean Mota. Dodgers fall

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to the Royals tonight seven to two, and jose Mota More importantly, the

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Dodgers lose. Yoshi Yamamoto likely headed
to the fifteen day IL. Have you

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ever heard of pictures going on the
IL with tricep tightness and how severe has

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it been with others? Yes,
I have heard about this. I've seen

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it happen with a couple of teams
actually close friends of mine that went through

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it as before. And it's one
of those muscles where obviously you know you

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have connecting muscles and going in different
directions. Happy to be careful because you

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start favoring one part, like you
start forcing the shoulder too much and then

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starts affecting the elbow and then you
start kind of pronating baseball. It's not

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a good thing. The best thing
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between your shoulder and your elbow,
to take it as easy as possible to

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get letigate fully stretched out because of
a muscle needs to be stretched out for

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your pitch. And you got to
play the safest card here because obviously you

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do not want to risk anything else
on somebody that he just signed for long

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term. Bill. Yeah, no
doubt, and the Dodgers have done a

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great job of airing on the side
of caution. They gave him two extra

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days rest because he was feeling that
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direct effect of his big start at
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in that start Jose lost in the
ninety eight miles an hour and the one

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hundred and seven pitches. Was he
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Then he has as a Dodger,
do you feel like maybe that created some

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tightness or soreness with that many sliders
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as I understand it really didn't throw
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said it gave him some pain.
So Dave that's a backstory right there that

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it's viable. It's something that you
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sliders, was the fact that he's
throwing it more. I know that the

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Dollgers were very careful when they reintroduced
his pitch, and he was very careful

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too, not bring it into a
game right away until he felt comfortable,

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because they went to a different grip
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bothering him in Japan when he threw
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affecting him here. Now with all
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the way Yoshi throws, the way
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It's not as linear as other guys. Do. You know, he doesn't

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have the in between star routine that
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modern baseball and pitchers with the weights
and different things like that. But now

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you also have the biometrics issues with
baseball, where guys know exactly where they

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stand. They have so many ways
to measure this. They put a band

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on you in different parts of your
body to see how muscards are twitching,

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how fast you're reacting. So the
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franchises in all the sports with disregard
is I've been by players themselves had known

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everything about what's going on with Yamamoto, and they were not gonna put it

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at risk. But at the same
time, feedback they're getting is that perhaps

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at this time they need to be
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Did you notice anything in those first
two innings that tipped you off that maybe

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he was not feeling his best outside
of the fact his fastball velocity was significantly

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lower. The last pitch he threw
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hour. I looked at Peppa looked
at me, and I'll go, what

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happened there? That was the only
indication I got, And I go,

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maybe it was his cut fastball,
because obviously your cut fast was not gonna

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throw at ninety five ninety six miles
in all. But I did see the

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ninety six on the first batter of
Michael Garcia. So at that point,

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Dave, I didn't have a clear
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I just thought, well, maybe
you know, we didn't see ninety

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six at sinning because he's will throw
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fast from So that was pretty much
all I can base it on. Yeah,

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it wasn't it wild Jose. You
see ninety eight at Yankee Stadium,

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and then night you see him with
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then ticking down to ninety three,
then ticking down to ninety two. It

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always opens eyes in Remember this happened
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I remember this, and he's throwing
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hour. Two starts later, he's
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had nothing to do with his arm. But with the fact that you say,

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who's fatigued. I'm not saying there's
a case right now with Yamamoto,

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But I know for a fact that
when things start to bother somebody like Yamamoto,

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they're gonna take the most contious way
of saying, I'm not going to

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battle through this. I gotta be
honest and open about this, because he

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so concentrated on the team that I
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I don't want to put the team
in jeopardy, he expressed obviously after

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his last start, when he had
the soreness to be open about him not

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sure I muscles did it. So
you know, in all this day the

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thing is like culturally, it's incredible
learning lesson for these guys when they come

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to America to face this some circumstances
and demand the situation. So at least

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he's very open about saying this is
how I felt. So I'm not going

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to go out there and geopardize my
team losing and obviously geopardize my health.

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Jose Mota is joining us after the
Royals beat the Dodgers tonight seven to two.

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All right, obviously the Yamamoto story
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But how do you explain Seth Lugo
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I know he's been really good all
season long and was good with the Padres

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last year, but this is supposed
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seeing. You know what, Seth
lugu reminded me of Michael Lorenzen. You

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go back and look and put these
guys right next to each other, screen

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the screen, and pretty much where's
the heart of the plate. How many

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pitches did he make there? How
much of the repeat pitches and repeat location?

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And they I mean the Dodgi's offense. We know they they want to

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sit on patterns and they're very good
about that. And when they say but

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he tipping is they saw you know
Lugu did last year. They can get

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to it fast. But now Seth
Lugo is not the same Seth Lugo that

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they saw in San Diego. And
they guy that come you know into today

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with an era over six against the
Dodgers is again a learners lessons about what

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to stay away from and what to
go to in situations where the Dodge looks

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like another pitcher because he has such
good command of all those pitches, he

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was able to go up and baffle
them. So Lorenzo Lugo, you put

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it next to each other and you
see a lot of similarities. So this

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team on the offensive side needs to
find a way to figure out byf like

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this because a it'll get around the
league very quickly. When you're not hitting

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fastball, they're gonna see a lot
of fastballs. But when you're not hitting

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things that will be a mixed and
pitch backwards to also is going to get

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around. So the jonsphes must come
very quickly. Yeah, and tomorrow it's

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not going to get any easier against
Brady Singer, who has really stifled the

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Dodgers in his first two starts against
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Are you talking about the same style
pitcher tomorrow? Sinker slide? He

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can do the same thing. Now, he's more of a power sinker.

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He's not a you know, he's
not dunning throwing the ball at eighty nine

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nine to aive miles an hour.
So the adjustments are going to have to

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be made in terms of what's going
to be a strike, what's going to

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be a ball. And that's where
you have to go out there and say,

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Okay, he's got enough power to
get the four scene to me and

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maybe get it in on me,
but you got to get something up to

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gain something. And I know that
last time they faced him in Kansas City,

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he was nothing by getting bent over
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and did not give up. So
we'll see what kind of patter he brings

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tomorrow, especially when he gets a
little bit of trouble, because he will

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stay with that until you beat him. And on all the mentality with you

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know, Kansas City, the pitching
coaches, you know, Brian Sweet has

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been starting the game for a long
time. He's got a nice you know,

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a lifelong but lines in baseball and
it's about until you get beat by

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with this pitch, don't change anything. So we'll see how it started.

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But you got to go out there
and take away that sinker and do something

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the batter's box that takes away movement
and challenges him and gets it, gets

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it. Maybe out of that mentality, perhaps you can buy yourself a couple

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more four seems, which is what
everybody wants to hit. It will be

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nice if the Dodgers can score early
and give Tyler glass Now a lead to

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work with, because if they do
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for success for glass Now and the
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And then you know you have a
guy that you have baptized Zace. Obviously

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tomorrow the day aces are meant to
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and from Tyler glass Now. Another
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the guys that are beating the Dodgers, and I don't know that anybody in

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the batters box can beat you in
the big League. But go back to

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Jonathan India's go back to Jack Zoinski, go back to and J Blendez today

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and go back to Tran Gusha.
That's a pattern that perhaps I would like

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to see stop, because they're beating
not the big guys beating there, but

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guys with lesser names of being with
a whole run ball. Great point,

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Jose, thanks for bringing that up, but it's reality, and you're right.

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Yeah, you don't want the judges
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don't want the one to sixty one
hitters to beat you as well. We'll

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talk to you tomorrow after the game, Jose. Hopefully it's a happy flight

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to Denver. Yes, sir,
have go with there, He goes,

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Jose Mota, part of the Dodgers
Spanish radio broadcast with Fernando Valezuela and Pepe

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and Ningez. Eight six six nine
eighty seven two five seventy is the phone

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number. Dodgers fall to the Royals
tonight seven to two. Yamamoto likely headed

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to the IL but the one thing
we know is certain Bobby Miller will be

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back. He will pitch Wednesday at
coors Field. Let's go out to West

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Covina. David, you're on Dodger
Talk how you doing, David? Good,

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David, how you doing? I
appreciate your work, man, but

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I have a question again about the
second half of the lineup. Why are

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we not shaking up the lineup?
Why can't we get the sixth hitter in

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the fourth spot or the fifth spot
shake it up a little bit because we're

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not producing and Andy Rose down there, we're getting hit every now and then,

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but that's about it. What is
Robert speaking with the bottom half and

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why can't he mix it up?
Okay? Well, first and foremost,

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David, if you heard Rick Monday
during the broadcast tonight, he pointed out

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the fact in the last sixteen games
the Dodgers seven to eight nine hitters are

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hitting a combined two ninety, so
they are starting to turn it around.

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The biggest frustrating part tonight out of
that group of hitters was Cavin Bigio,

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who got the start at third base
tonight and he struck out looking three times.

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And that's very much on brand.
He's a guy that walks a lot

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and doesn't swing the bat, and
our understanding is that's part of the frustration

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the Blue Jays had with Bigio and
ultimately decided to trade him. So he's

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got to start swinging the bat on
pitchers inside the strike zone. Gavin Lux

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tonight drove in the only two runs
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So it's all not just lumping everything
into one bucket, David. There

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are different guys, and obviously right
now the Dodgers are starting to get more

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production out of their seven, eight, nine hitters. Okay, so,

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but so Vargas got sent down,
Alman's down, Alman's doing better. Do

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you think Alman will come back if
there's an injury. He will, But

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I'm not sure who you would bring
him up to play for, because the

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Dodgers are not going to call up
Autman just to sit on the bench.

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That would derail the momentum he's built
at Oklahoma City to try to work his

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way back and getting closer to getting
his swing back. So, unless there's

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an injury, I don't see it
happening, David, So correct me if

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I'm wrong. CT three is going
to remain on the team because he's got

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some upsite. Is that what it
is? Because he's a bench player and

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only plays twice a week. He's
a veteran that has come up with a

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lot of big hits, including his
first big hit of the season last night,

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a game tying home run. I
don't want to bring up a Vargas

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or an outman and sit them for
five of the seven games you're playing in

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a week. Chris Taylor is used
to that role. He's a veteran uh

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and obviously scuffling. You don't want
those two guys to come up here and

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sit. Okay, my last question, a Braa was released with the Astros.

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Correct, Yes, what wouldn't that
be something to pick up and hoping

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that we can fix him because he's
got some history of being really, really

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good. We know that. Where
would he play? Are you gonna play

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him over Freddie Freeman? You're gonna
play him over? Show Aotani outfield.

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He does not play the outfield.
They all play, I mean with utility

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wherever we can use that bad because
he can't do anything. It's not good.

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Do you think the Astros would have
defaid him, owing him forty million

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dollars if he was still good?
Well? I don't know. I know

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the don is sixty I've before.
Hey, thanks for my call. All

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right, you're welcome for your call. Eight six six nine eight seven two

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five seventy is the phone number.
Yeah, let's just wave a magic wand

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over Jose Abraeu and he'll become a
great player. Craig Bigio is here,

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how about the Dodgers add him to
the roster and they'll fix him and get

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him to play at fifty years old, eight six six. I bet Craig

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Bigio would swing the bat. You
should tell Cavin to start swinging it a

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little bit more. Let's go out
to Ben and Conoga Park. Ben,

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you're on Dodger Talk. How you
doing, Ben David? Thank you for

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taking my call. Yeah, you
know, I think I've seen enough of

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Bizio to be honest. I didn't
mike his air the other night when he

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was playing third base and he came
up in a big spot with the bases

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loaded, and he's struck out looking. And that wasn't the first time you

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did that in the ballgame. I'm
having flashbacks to JD Drew. Right,

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and listen. I loved your interview, by the way with Bobby Witt Junior.

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I listened to that in the pregame. I wish you would give some

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of those interviewing tips to Mookie bet
all right, Ben, thank you,

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Bobby Wood Junior a great young man. I really enjoyed meeting him, first

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time I ever met him, and
it was great, So I appreciate it.

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Ben, thank you, and you
can find that interview on the iHeartRadio

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app. Bobby Wood Junior actually revealed
to us that his father, Bobby Wood

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Senior, only hit one home run
here at Dodger Stadium, and it was

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against right hander Ishmael Valdez, who
was known for having a lot of blisters.

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Eight six six nine, eight seven
two five seventy is the phone number.

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Let's take one more phone call,
Gilberto and San Diego. You're on

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Dodger Talk. How you doing,
Gilberto? Movie? Oh, Tom,

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bien todo bien ustada ki, I
see enjoy and joined the games. I

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mean jewin some, you lose some, but uh, I don't know what

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a lot of people are seeing.
But the bottom half of the lineup they're

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starting to produce. They're starting to
take good at bats, and that thing

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is gonna be turned around. And
I feel bad for Yamamoto, but I'm

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so glad that Friedman always has a
lot of pictures. We always have a

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lot of pitching, So this is
gonna be a good stretch. For the

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Dodgers, and they had to pull
pull it together, and they will.

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That's yeah. The good news is
Bobby Ice is on his way back next

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Wednesday. So I know everybody was
wondering who's the odd man out. Well,

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Yamamoto is on the il. So
Bobby Miller's return is coming at a

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great time. Yeah. Just remind
him to keep the boat low. Okay,

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over there, just keep it low. He loves doing that. He's

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one of the few young pitchers that
practices pitching fastballs down and a way from

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right hander, so he's good at
that. Hey, Gilberto, a last

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de la padre man. Okay,
he one manday and listen. I remember

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two years ago that you mentioned about
an upcoming star for the Dodgers, and

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we can see it right now.
His name Gavin Stone. I remember you

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saying that he is gonna be electric, and he has become a great picture

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right now. I hope he keeps
it going. Okay, he will.

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He's a great young man and doesn't
get too big of a head. He's

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still humble and hungry. Thanks Gilberto. That'll do it for us on Dodger

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Talk tonight tomorrow, the Dodgers will
try to win this series against the Royals.

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Tyler Glass now will be on the
mound for the Dodgers on Father's Day.

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He's six and five with an ERA
at three twenty four, going up

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against Brady Singer, who's four and
three with an ERA of three point thirty

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and two career starts against the Dodgers. He has done pretty well. He's

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only given up one run in thirteen
innings, including going seven innings last year

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in Kansas City and limiting the Dodgers
to one in a nine to one Kansas

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City victory. But the Dodgers are
looking to change that tomorrow afternoon. Our

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coverage begins at noon with Morongo Casino
Dodgers on deck. First pitch on Father's

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Day from Dodgers Stadium with Rick Monday
and Tim Neverett at one ten thanks to

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calling me back at our Burbank studios. Thanks to Dwayne McDonald who's already on

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the five Freeway basically unplugged and ready
to go. Wow, Hey, Casey

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missed any of the show, Dwayne, You can find it on the iHeartRadio

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app in our pregame conversation with Bobby
Wood Junior. Just kidding, Dayne's the

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best Colin's the best, lucky to
have both of them once again. The

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final score tonight the Dodgers fall to
the Royals seven to two. Have a

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great rest of your night, See
you