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Talk. Like back damn cats Well
I Dave fill with mixed emotions for the

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Dodgers here at Dodgers Stadium. They
get a three nothing a win over the

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Kansas City Royals. Shohi Otani goes
deep twice, Freddie Freeman hit back to

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back home runs with Otani in the
sixth enning. Tyler Glass now gets back

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on track with seven shutout innings for
the win, his first since May fourth.

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Dodgers take two or three from the
Royals with a three to nothing shutout

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win, all to have it come
to a temper with Mookie Betts finding out

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that he has a fractured left hand
after getting drilled in the seventh inning by

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Royals reliever Dan Altavila a ninety eight
mile an hour fastball off his life left

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hand. He went down. He
was down for several minutes in pain.

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Dave Roberts and the Dodger training staff
rushed out to Mookie Bets. He was

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on the ground riding in pain for
several minutes before being helped off the field.

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You knew right away this is not
good. If Mookie Bets is in

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this much pain and where he got
hit directly by a ninety eight mile an

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hour fastball, it does not feel
like this is going to be a good

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thing. And sure enough they did
X rays a fracture in his left hand.

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Dave Roberts informed us during the Clubhouse
show as we heard from him and

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his postgame thoughts about Mookie Betts,
and then we heard from Mookie himself say

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it's just going to take rest,
no surgery. He will meet with the

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hand specialists here tomorrow in Los Angeles
to find out more the extent of the

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injury, and I assume we'll find
out what the time table looks like for

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Mookie Bets and this fractured left hand
surgery noted. That is great news.

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That certainly brings down the recovery time
dramatically. Now it's just a waiting game

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as far as rest and how quickly
that left hand can heal for Mookie Bets.

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Now it's the middle of June,
his father's day, It's June sixteenth.

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You still got half a season to
go, which is good news.

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You don't want to see this happen
at any time of the year. But

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as Dave Roberts was asked in his
media session, if it's gonna happen,

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aren't you thankful what happened right now
so he's got time to come back and

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get ready for October. And the
answer is yes, you don't want this

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to happen ever, but you certainly
don't want to happen late in the season

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where you lose a guy potentially for
October. So that is the silver lining

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I guess out of this. Yes, Mookie's out with a hand injury.

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It's fractured, no surgery, shorter
timetable, and it happened here in June

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to give him time to come back
and be a part of this team September

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and October. Eight sixty six nine
eighty seven two five seventy is the telephone

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number. Eight sixty six nine eighty
seven two five seventy. On top of

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all that, with Mookie beds,
we find out from Dave Roberts more about

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Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Now, last night, the Dodger right hander came out of

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the game after throwing twenty eight pitches
in two innings. And after the words

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we found out it was tricep tightness
in his right tricep in this throwing arm.

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Goes on the il today and and
in doing so we find out afterwards

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it's not in the tricep, it's
a strained rotator cuff. Now not a

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doctor, but kind of feels like
those are different parts of your arm.

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The rotator cuff more up in your
shoulder area, whereas the tricep certainly behind

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your bicep more on your arm.
Feels like two different spots. But certainly

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they're able to pinpoint what it is
and no surgery is required. Just like

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Mookie Bets, so positive to silver
lining. Injury stinks, but the silver

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lining is it could have been worse. It's a strain in the right rotator

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cuff. Rest, rest and rest
feels like you when you go the doctor

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and you get an injury, you
feel sick and they say, hey,

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just lay down, rests, take
it easy, get off your feet.

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Well, that's what it is.
For Mookie Bets, rest, rest,

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rest, get that broken bone in
the hand healed. And for Yoshinoba Yamamoto,

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rest, rest, rest, get
that shoulder strain, the inflammation down,

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get that pain out of it and
come back, hopefully in a few

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weeks and start being able to throw
a baseball again. He won't throw for

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a few weeks. Dave Roberts made
that known. They're shutting him down for

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a few weeks to give him complete
rest. He will not be throwing a

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baseball to let that inflammation, that
strain in the right shoulder subside, and

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hopefully he can get right here post
All Star break. And I say post

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All Star break because we're what a
month away from the All Star Game,

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the All Star break that's mid July. We're mid June. We're four weeks

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away. If he's not going to
pick up a baseball for a few weeks,

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it's got to get ramped back up. Might as well just keep him

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out until after the All Star break. That's just my thoughts. Got eight

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game lead in the division, you
got Bobby Miller coming back. You got

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a good bullpen that's got arms that
are fresh. Guys are coming back healthy

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in the bullpen as well, Kyle
Hurts, you know, off in the

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distance, you don't need to rush
your Yoshin wib Yamamodo back just to have

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him for July games. Have them
ready for September and October. That is

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the most important part of the baseball
calendar. Eight sixty six, nine,

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eight seven to two, five seventy, so a lot to get into Dodger

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fans. And I want to hear
from you. I don't want to hear

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doom and gloom. I don't want
to hear sky is falling. I don't

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want to hear this season is over. You heard Dave Roberts. This team's

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got to move on. Yeah,
it sucks. The Mookie Betts got hit

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by a ninety eight mile an hour
fastball on his left hand and is now

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out. It stinks, But somebody's
gotta play shortstop tomorrow, and Denver,

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somebody's got a bat leadoff. You
can't go to Coursfield tomorrow and say I'm

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playing eight. We're gonna have a
hole at shortstop and I've got no leadoff

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batter, because what are we supposed
to do? No Mookie Betts. Now,

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you gotta get out there tomorrow and
get ready to play a series against

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the Rockies. And they got Miguel
Rojas that can play every day at shortstop.

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They got Key k Hernandez who can
play in shortstop as well. They've

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got show hey Otani who can move
up and bat lead off. They can

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maneuver the lineup around because it's a
deep lineup, as we've seen, not

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just one guy one through nine that
they rely on. No, Mookie's part

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of a big three, a big
four, big five in this Dodgers lineup,

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and it's a huge hole. Don't
get me wrong, this stinks.

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You don't want to lose anybody.
You certainly don't want to lose one of

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your superstar MVPs. But the Dodgers
have to keep moving on and they've got

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the depth to do it. This
isn't a franchise or a team here in

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twenty twenty four that has no depth
and has got no answer, and it

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has to go out and do it
via trade or bring in somebody who is

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obviously not, as you know,
a fit and shortstop or not gonna bring

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the offense like a Mookie Bets.
So you're gonna have to find other guys

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to re elevate their game now to
help fill the void, no doubt,

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because it is not easy or daring
near impossible to find somebody to do what

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Mookie Betts does at the top of
the lineup like he brings every single night.

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But again, the Dodgers have got
to get ready for Denver now,

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and they've got the bodies and they've
got the players to do it. I'm

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confident. I'm confident that they can
ride this through now. As I was

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speaking here, we're gonna get to
your phone calls in just a couple of

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minutes because I know a lot of
Dodger fans have got a one line open.

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You want to jump on board was
looking up during the break and Manny

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Machado of the Padres last year went
on the injured list after he had a

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fractured metacarpal. A fractured metacarpal in
his left hand. Okay. Initially X

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ray said it was clean, but
further testing revealed that he had a small

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factor, a small fracture in the
left hand. Now, Manny Machado went

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on the injured list a year ago. Colin Ye looked it up on the

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game blog, and I appreciate Colin
doing this as we're talking, Colin Ye

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looked it up. Manny Bachado small
fracture hit on the hand. May fifteenth

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was backed by June second. He
missed fourteen games. Let's call it two

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and a half weeks he was out. That was it now, No,

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no, no, I don't want
to get you too excited and start thinking,

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well, well, same injury.
He'll be back in two Weeks's pump

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the brakes a little bit. This
is just to give you an example of

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another player recently. Last season,
Manny Machado hit in the left hand.

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It was a small fracture. I
don't know the difference in fractures a fracture

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my book. If it's cracked,
it's cracked. If it's broke, it's

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broke. Doesn't matter. If it's
a small crack, big crack's it's it's

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all fracture, right, got to
heal it now. If Mookie Betts,

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from what we understand, fracture left
hand be evaluated again tomorrow by a hand

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specialist. If it's the same sort
of injury, I don't know if he

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comes back like Manny Machado does in
two and a half weeks and miss only

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fourteen games. But the point is
it wasn't a season ending injury for Manny

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Machado just a year ago. It
wasn't a three month injury for Manny Machado

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last year, same injury, fractured
left hand hit by pitch last May,

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Manny Machado. Today Mookie Bets hit
by pitch, fractured left hand middle of

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June. So there's some positivity there
in my mind, there's some hope that

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this won't be a long il stent. Now, with that being said,

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you want Mookie Bets back healthy and
ready to go, not a Mookie Bets

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that forces his way back, maybe
rushes his way back, just to get

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back on the field. You need
him to be at its best because they

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can't flare up. You don't want
to be a linger injury. You won't

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don't want to be something that bothered
him all year moving forward. The same

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time, somebody just reminded me Miguel
Vargas got hit in the hand last year

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in spring training and could not hit. Miguel Vargas, I'm gonna look up

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how much he missed in spring Traine. Remember he was in the box and

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just kind of standing there and taking
pitches and wasn't able to swing because he

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got hit. So there's some positive
to what has been a somber afternoon here

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at Dodger Stadium. The only bright
spot a Dodger win. The somber news

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of Mookie Betts going now on the
il with the fractured left hand after getting

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hit by a pitch, and of
course Yoshinobu Yamamoto having these strained right rotator

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cuff and going to miss significant time
as well, at least not throw the

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baseball for a few weeks. All
right, let's go out to the phones.

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We'll start off with Dake from Dodger
Stadium. Dake, you're out here.

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You're one of the fifty two thousand
and seven eighty nine. Hope you

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had a great time until the seventh
thinning. How you doing, Dake,

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I'm doing pretty good, Uh,
I said, talk to you again,

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and uh shout out to show heal
Thani for two jacks and uh first second

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Fred helped him and he got back
to back Zack and we hope Mookie's gonna

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be okay. He's gonna be okay, and uh shout out to glass mountains.

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He didn't let anybody hit except like
he he had seven in the pitch

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nowhere and runs right right and what
we're talking about. Yeah, and he

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served up sharp shards to the other
team and they were walking on broken glass

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over there, right. Yeah,
Dake, I appreciate it. Hear from

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you. We also want to wish
a happy Father's Day to you, Tim

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Kates. We know your father shout
out to Don Kuko's as always, all

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right, appreciate it, Thank you, Dake and today's dad. I appreciate

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the shout out. I appreciate the
Father's day. Love, Happy Father's Day,

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right back at to you as you
are a great father. And having

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your boy watch some baseball and Dodger
baseball and join it here on a Sunday

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and getting to see a Dodgers win. Certainly, Uh. The news tempered

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by the fact that rookie Betts is
going on the entured list with the fractured

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left hand, and again, uh, certainly we wish the best for him.

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Miguel Vargas, it was broken fingers
in spring training, so I mean

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it was the pinky, it was
on his right hand, A little different,

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a little different. So I think
the Manny Machado injury last year in

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which he got hit on the left
hand and it was a fracture in his

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left hand, I think that's more
of something we could look at as a

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similar injury and hopefully fingers crossed prayers
up that it's the same kind of timetable

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moving forward for Mookie Bets. In
that last year, Manny Machaddla just missed

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two and a half weeks officially fourteen
games that he was on the IL.

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Let's keep going on the phones,
Josh Sierra Madre, Thanks Josh for being

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patient. Welcome to postgame Dodger talking
with the Dodgers beat the Royals three to

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nothing. Hello, Tim, I
appreciate you. I appreciate you taking my

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call. I want to with you
and your family. Happy Father's Day.

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Thank you. Somewhat of a somber
weekend. It's great they took the series,

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but it's definitely a bit summer when
you see two of your big cogs,

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Bets and Yamamoto go down. I
mean when you saw Bets go down

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and the type of pain that he
was, he didn't even want to stand

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up because he was in so much
pain. You kind of knew right away

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that there's going to be some kind
of fracture. Hopefully that you know it's

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since it is the same fracture that
Machado suffered, he'll be in a similar

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timeline, maybe a bit longer,
although I'm not going to try to rush

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him back. Sure, but between
the two injuries. I am much more

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concerned about Yamamoto because when you hear
a rotator cuff, you hear anything in

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the shoulder that usually doesn't go away
within a month. So we'll see what

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happens. Obviously he's gonna get rest
and everything, but you know, I

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keep thinking about seeing CODEI Senga on
the injured list after he through last season

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with a lot of pitches with a
ton of velocity. Yamamoto threw a lot

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of pitches in Japan and especially in
the Japan Series last year. The Japanese

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pictures, they gets squeezed a lot
out in their home league before they come

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over to North America, and sometimes
you know, they tend to be damaged

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good when they come over here.
So you hope, you just really hope

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that you know, some rest can
do the job, because in my opinion,

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if the Dodgers do not have Yamamota
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see the Dodgers making a deep run. I hope he comes back, but

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I'm much more concerned about Yamamoto than
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appreciate the phone call, Thanks for
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with you. If we're gonna look
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and the severity of it. I
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more concerned with Yamamoto in the way
that he has pitched most recently the game

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in New York. I go back
to that game at Yankee Stadium last Friday,

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seven shutout innings, he threw one
hundred and six pitches. Now,

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keep in mind, he has four
straight starts in which he threw over one

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hundred pitches, and he was pitching
into the sixth than seventh inning, and

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all four of those starts, and
he goes two and one with a no

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decision. In the last one against
the Yankees, he was fantastic. Seven

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punchouts, scattered two hits, threw
one hundred and six pitches. He had

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his rest days extended to a full
week in between that start. A Yankee

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stand him until last night, and
then we find out afterwards, Yeah,

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they did it because he just didn't
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on Thursday, so they pushed him
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Now, from what I understand,
last night, he said he was feeling

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some discomfort and then he felt better. It was gone, and then he

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felt it again last night during the
second inning. Now, if that's the

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case, if it went away and
came back, maybe this extended arrest will

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certainly be the cure to help that
strained right rotator cuff. Let's hope.

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So you never want to root for
anything worse. I mean, come on,

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you don't want that. And certainly
Dodger fans are a hope that this

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is just the case that you need
some rest and get him back, you

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know my words, post All Star
break, because looking at the schedule a

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month away is the All Star break? If he's gonna not throw a baseball

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for a few weeks, a few
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not throwing a baseball. Is he
gonna be ready to come back right away

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and pitch a week before the All
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we're looking at post All Star break
at the soonest for Yoshinobu Yama Modo to

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come back. In my opinion,
based on the schedule in front of us

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and the way it lays out.
With that being said, we knew these

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starting pitchers were gonna have to get
rests and then the game in which baseball

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is now in twenty twenty four and
looking at numbers, and you divide the

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numbers by how many starts, and
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It's all math, it's all done. It's not just hey, every

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five days, let's see how long
you can go. Chuck it, throw

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it, and in five days we'll
see how your arm feels. There's a

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little bit more strategy to that.
Look at how many innings we project,

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how many starts, let's divide that, let's get to how many innings we

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think. There's workload, there's taxiing
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It's all factored in, right,
the human eye and the numbers. And

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with that being said, maybe this
break will be a good thing for him

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to reset post All Star break,
get ready for the second half of the

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season, because he was really good
up until last night, in which he

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had to shut it down. Look
at his last four starts, seven shutout

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innings against the Yankees, no decision, six innings, one run, seven

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hits in a win against the Rockies. Before that, he got touched up

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in Cincinnati, but that was an
awful series against the Reds before that,

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pitched into the seventh inning, eight
strikeouts and got a win against the Arizona

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Diamondbacks. So again, you hope
for the best. You hope this is

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a short term. Just get rest, get right, get the inflammation out

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of that strain right rotator cuff,
and he can come back here after the

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All Star break. Again, those
are my words post All Star break,

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because somebody tweeted at me, well, how do you know the timeline?

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I'm just looking at the calendar.
So June sixteenth, when they say they're

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shutting him down for a few weeks, he won't throw baseball. We're now

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into July. The All Star breaks
mid July. You're not gonna just bring

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a guy back who hasn't thrown a
baseball in a few weeks. Got to

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rap him back up. It's got
to get a rehab assignment or two underneath

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his belt, a couple of SIM
games and do the math. That's a

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month away, So post All Star
break is what you're looking as for is

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yos Yoshanobu Yabamodo at the earliest,
in my opinion, Mookie Betts again,

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Colin ye great at looking this up
here. Fourteen games missed by Manny Machado

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a year ago. He had a
small fracture in his left hand when he

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was hit by a pitch on May
fifteenth. He was back on June second.

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He missed fourteen games. To me, that's something you can look at

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as an example for Mookie Best.
Every injury is different. I understand that.

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I get everybody heals different. Every
injury where it happens is different,

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and so that can change the timeline. I understand that, okay, But

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if we're just trying to find an
example of what a similar injury and the

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timetable for somebody that went through it, there is one many Machado just a

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year ago eight sixty six, nine, seven seventy, Ish, Ish was

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that the game today? Hopefully you
got one of those cool hats that all

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the dad's got coming into the game
today. Sold out crowd fifty two,

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seven eighty nine s on the Dodgers
shut out the Royals. How you doing,

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Ish? Hey, pretty good,
tim man, thanks for taking our

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call here and happy Father's it to
you. Guys man. We had a

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pretty pretty awesome time over at the
game. Man, it was it was

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so much fun, so much fun
until you know, of course, uh

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the seventh anym so. But but
you know what No, I definitely wanted

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to put it positive on it.
You know, obviously your heart goes out

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to Mookie. You know, he
has been working hard this this season,

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and uh, it's obviously this is
something that nobody wants. But I don't

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know, I think that him as
a student of the game, I have

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a feeling he's just gonna sit.
He's gonna ingest as much as he can,

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you know, as far as the
Dodgers system and whatnot. And I'm

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willing to put, you know,
put it down that he's going to come

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back, you know, raring and
ready to go. And I think we're

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we ain't seen nothing, you know
what I mean. That's that's kind of

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what I feel. But anyways,
I just wanted to check in with you

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guys see how it's going. Happy
Father's Day to my father as well.

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Happy Father's Day, Dad. We
love you, man, And it's going

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to be upward and upward and onward, you guys, no doubt. I

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just appreciate the phone call. Mookie
Bett made the move to shortstop during spring

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training, and David Veasse has alluded
to this and talked about it a lot.

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Rick Monday's chimed in and talked about
it as well, having move positions

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when he was a professional player for
so many years. It's not an easy

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thing. And to move to shortstop
is downright hard to do. And to

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look at what he has done in
seventy two games coming into this game,

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seventy three today, almost three hundred
at bats, and the tax that it

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takes on your body to play shortstop
and to learn the shortstop position on the

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fly this season, and all the
amount of ground balls that he takes every

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day. And I was here before
the gates open to the stadium and saw

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Mooki going through it with Dino Ebol
and Miguel Rojas at shortstop daily. David's

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mentions daily he's at Dodger Stadium and
taking ground ball after ground ball after ground

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ball, and practicing and bettering his
craft at shortstop. This injury. Now,

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you don't want to see anybody get
hurt, understand me. You don't

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want to see anybody get hurt,
but mentally and physically outside of the now

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fractured of the wrist which needs to
heal, but every other part of his

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body. This is a chance for
him to exhale and to physically get right.

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If he wasn't one hundred percent.
Now he can get back to one

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hundred percent if he was feeling tired, and he would never admit this,

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even mentioned last week with David Devas
say that he feels better than he ever

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has. Okay, that's great.
What else is he gonna say? But

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for Mookie, this is a chance
to throttle down during the season. Ll

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get that hand right, mentally,
get right with the daily grind of seventy

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three straight games, learning to position
at shortstop. You can step back from

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the situation, exhale a little bit, mentally, reset, physically, reset

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for the second half of the season. Because again, I'm gonna look at

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this timeline here of Manny Machado missing
fourteen games two and a half weeks last

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year with a fraction in his left
hand, and I'm looking Mookie Betts two

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weeks, two and a half weeks. What does that look like right before

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the All Star break? Do you
bring him back or do you give him

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an extra what seven days of rest
with the All Star break to get right

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for this second half of the season. My opinion, just like Yamamoto,

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my opinion, if he's even ready
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I'm holding him back until after,
just to make sure it is right.

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Now again, we'll find out more
on the timetable. We just don't know

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yet. But if we're gonna go
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in the same thing, that he
could be back in a couple weeks.

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But again, every injury is different. Kind of preface this by saying that

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every injury is different, everybody heals
different. Certainly eight six six nine eighty

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seven two five seventy. Do we
want to take a quick time out,

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Colin, Let's do it eight six
six nine eighty seven two five seventy on

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a line open. We'll come back. Get to your phone calls. Dodgers

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win the game, they win the
series, but they lose Mookie Betts fractured

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left hand after getting hit by a
fastball into seventh Inny. Yoshinobu Yamamoto officially

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on the injured list as well.
He's got a strained rotator cuff in his

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right shoulder. He is being shut
down for a few weeks, will not

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throw a baseball. So a solemn
day for the Dodgers injury wise, but

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they get the win over the Royals. They improved to forty four and twenty

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nine, and they pick up a
game in the division. Now eight up

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over the Padres in the NL West. Your phone calls when we continue,

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four and twenty nine. They're off
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the Rockos Rockies at beginning tomorrow.
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Let's go out to kenon Newport Beaches. Next up here on Dodger Talk,

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can how you doing? Hey,
Tim? Heavy Father's Day and good winn

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bad break for Mookie bet I have
a question for you. As a former

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catcher, you know that shortstop is
an area where you get a lot of

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line drives, a lot of hard
ground balls. Do you think when Mooki

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comes back, just to make sure
it does the honor recurrence of the injury,

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they'll put them out in the outfield
and make it easier for him where

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he's only getting two or three balls
to night. Possibly, Man, it's

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the left hand, so it's the
glove hand, so it's not like it's

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the throwing hand and it's gonna be
exposed out there and shortstop maybe. I

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mean, I think it depends on
how he's feeling and what he wants to

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do. He'll be the one making
the decision. I believe when he does

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come back. So I don't know. I think they can waive this,

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get through this, this injury bug
here. I think ken they can get

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through it. The Yamamoto injury,
as the caller alluded to earlier, that's

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the one that scares me more.
How about you, Well, here's my

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question about Yammoto. Japanese baseball.
The ball was smaller, and when he

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was in Japan, he would pitch
every sixth day, and I don't think

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he was throwing the ball as hard
as he is the last couple of games.

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And you got to remember, he's
only what five eight, one hundred

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and sixty five pounds, and I
always wondered how he could sustain that with

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a larger ball in the major leagues. So that's such a little concern of

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mine. But it's been really,
really good and I hope it doesn't change

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it, but it's just a thought. Yeah, we'll find out kan great

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to hear from you. We'll check
in with you in a couple of days,

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but certainly yeah, fingers crossed and
the rest will help out this strained

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rotator rotator cuff for Yoshidobu Yamamoto and
some reaction on Twitter, and I appreciate

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bartleyy weighing in on Twitter about the
injuries. Again, not a doctor,

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just using the Manny Machado injury.
And again, every injury is different.

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Fractures, a fracture and non displaced
fracture is different. I get all that

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versus a full fracture, but last
year it was two and a half weeks

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fourteen games from Manny Machado. If
the injury is similar, again, everybody

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heals differently. Every injury is different. We'll find out if it's four to

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six weeks, who knows, We'll
find out if a cast is needed.

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I don't know. We'll find out
more from the specialists tomorrow that Mookie Bets

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will see, but certainly not good
news when he's in pain. As tough

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as Mookie bets Is to see him
riving in pain on the ground. You

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know it hurts, You know he's
in pain. You know it's something.

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And we found out it was a
fracture in his left hand and it'll be

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re examined tomorrow. Yoshioba Yamamoto strain
right rotator cuff. He has been shut

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down for a few weeks, will
not throw baseball for the next couple of

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weeks. According to Dave Roberts,
Dodgers with the win now head to Colorado.

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They got baseball to play. They
can't just stop the season and wait

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for Yamamoto to come back and wait
for rookie Betts to get healthy and that

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that bondy heel. They got to
keep playing baseball. And so it's off

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to Colorado for a four game series. Raoul and Fontana is next up here

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on Dodger Talk. Raoul, how
you doing, how your Father's day?

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Hey, Jim, thanks for taking
my call. Yeah, I was fortunate

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enough to be at the game today. It was a great game. Yeah,

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unfortunately with the injury with Mooki and
I'll touch on that in the second.

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My hat's off to Tyler Glasstow for
great performance after that first and second

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inning, and I knew he was
gonna at least strike out seven, and

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he walked off with nine strikeouts.
And it was great that he was able

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to give the pool pants on some
rest, especially coming up on that four

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game series in Colorado, and just
wanted to touch on, you know,

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Mookie, the fans I might be
upset or you know, you know,

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pumped out because you know, they
think that maybe the Casey pitcher might have

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done it on purpose. It is
baseball, Unfortunately, things like that aren't

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going to happen. But I don't
see it. I don't think that the

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Kasey pitcher did it on purpose.
I kind of feel like, with you

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know, him having to two runners
on and knowing that uhs on Dick,

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I don't think he wants to face
show hey with with you know, the

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basis noted coming up, you know, so, and you know, Casey's

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in the middle of, you know, of a race too. They're five

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behind Cleveland right now in the Al
Central, so you know, they you

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know, they were eager to win
win the ball game as well, so

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you know, but it went in
our favor, and uh that's all I

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gotta say for now. Taking my
call. No, absolutely I appreciate the

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phone call, Rabel. Yeah,
certainly it was not intentional from Dan Altavilla,

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the right hander for the Kansas City
Royals. It was a ninety eight

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mile an hour fastball in on the
hands. It gets Mookie on the hands.

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Mookie, you heard his post game
comerdence say that the guy's got a

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wipeout slider. He throws hard inside
and then he gets you with to try

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to chase on the slider. So
he was in on it and didn't want

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to duck out of the way,
and you can't be scared to play it.

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All this stuff that you hear from
hitters, you heard from Mookie Bets

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post game. So it wasn't intentional. I don't believe it was a no

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Dodger Fans booed the right hander Altavilla
as he came off the field serly and

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uh not happy with what they did
to Mookie Betts and hitting him on the

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hand there. But I don't think
it was intentional at all. Eight sixty

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six, nine eighty seven two five
seven. Let's wrap things up with Marcos

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and ben Rovi's gonna be our final
call here on this Father's Day Dodger talk.

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How you doing Marco's I'm good,
Happy Father's Day. I appreciate it.

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H I was watching the game,
and uh, I kind of fell

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asleep. But before I fell asleep, I saw Sohio Turney hit the home

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run. And the one stat that
kind of stuck with me when I woke

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up was Mookie Betts hadn't had a
day off and you know, God forbid

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that he got hurt today, and
he did get hurt, and uh,

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I was just wondering if since he's
an awesome batter and he's like our you

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know, our leadoff spot, but
we have, we can give him like

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a day off like once a month
or something, right, I mean to

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kind of give him a little break
because I mean he's getting a break forcefully

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because of his injury, which is
a bumber. I wish I could switch

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risks with him, but unfortunately these
things happened. I don't think it was

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intentional at all. It's part of
the game. And uh, as far

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as I can't pronoun the day,
I'm sorry. Other pitcher that got hurt.

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Yeah, him getting hurt. I
think, like a previous color I'd

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mentioned is the ball is different because
I used to play Japanese baseball. It's

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like a batting cage ball. It's
like softer and the balls take a little

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bit of backspin. That's why the
hitters are so good coming from there,

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because it teaches you how to just
go with the pitch. But as far

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as his shoulder, I think because
the ball is a little bit heavier,

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that's the only thing. But he's
an awesome, phenomenal, lights out type

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of picture, and uh, I
think this is just gonna make him better.

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I mean, uh, we had
similar injuries to uh uh Man,

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I can't think of his name of
Bobby Miller, right, and uh yeah,

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and even even uh Buehler coming back. So it's not a it's not

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it's not something to to. I
mean, it's it's a concern, but

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I think he's gonna come back stronger, and uh, you know, we

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have a good bullpen that's actually kind
of been holding us up, and we're

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gonna get a lot of guys back, So you know, Joe Kelly looks

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he's gonna be coming in soon as
early as uh July seventh. It looks

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like so you know, just hanging
their Dodger fans. We're gonna be all

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right, no doubt about it.
Appreciate the phone call. Thanks for checking

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in, Marcos. Yeah, if
you could switch risks with them, that's

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it's amazing that you would give up
your wrist to give the Mookie best uh

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to play immediately. But he'll be
okay, he'll heal, he'll get better.

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How long will he be out We'll
find out, I assume tomorrow,

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in the next couple of days,
he's going to see a hand specialist here

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in La tomorrow, probably the same
hand doctor David Vassay saw when David Vassa

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had to have surgery on his wrist
after smashing into the wall at the slide

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at Miller Park. So David veasse
can certainly weigh in on that. I

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thought I totally forgot about David Vassa's
injury. I don't think it was to

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the hand, more so the risk
for David vess But certainly David Vessie had

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to see the hand specialist, maybe
just the same hand specialist that Mookie Betch

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has seen. Tomorrow, we'll find
out in the next couple of days.

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Certainly, Dodgers heading to Colorado to
take on the Rockies. That's gonna do

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it for postgame dodge talk. Many
thanks to Colin. Ye many thanks to

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you for being a part of the
show here on this Father's Day again,

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Happy Father's Day to my dad.
Happy Father's Day to all you dads out

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there. And certainly appreciate you being
a part of the show on this Sunday.

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A lot of things you could have
done with your time. We appreciate

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you. Join Little Dodger Baseball,
a little postgame Dodger talk with this here

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on AMPHI Sports. Dodgers back at
it tomorrow. Well, they'll take on

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the Colorado Rockies. James Paxson,
the big Maple, the left hander will

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be on the mountain for the Dodgers, right Hendra cal Quantrell. We'll go

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for the Rockies. Moroco Casino,
Dodgers on deck. We'll get it all

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started at four thirty, first pitch
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the morning to Colin Cowherd, to
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bets, you will find out right
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five seventy LA Sports. Have a
great safe rest of your Sunday afternoon.

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Again, be safe out there,
enjoy the day. Enjoy the afternoon.

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Happy Father's Day. So long,
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