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Talking Fight Back, David Vasse. We are live in the Bronx at Yankee
Stadium after the Dodgers defeat the Yankees in eleven innings two to one. Welcome
and we are with you until nine o'clock on Dodger Talk eight six, six,
nine, eight seven, two five seventy. What an atmosphere here tonight
at Yankee Stadium, the first time that Dodgers have been back here since twenty
sixteen. I haven't been back here without Andre Ethier, Matt Kemp and Yacio
Puig. That's how long it's been since the Dodgers returned to Yankee Stadium.
But tonight standing room only capacity crowd of forty eight thousand and forty eight.
And I know you hear the hyperbole from brock Caster saying it was playoff like
atmosphere, no joke. You can sense it from the time batting practice started
until the final out tonight that this was playoff atmosphere. There was the moment
where Aaron Judge was facing Blake Trinan in the ninth inning with two outs and
two runners on full count, everybody on their feet. Ten pitch at bat,
judge works a walk, but everybody was on their feet for that.
Everybody was on their feet when trina was able to get John Carlos Stanton to
hit a lazy fly ball to center field to send it into extra innings.
This was playoff like atmosphere and it was truly a pleasure to be able to
witness this game tonight because it's two of the best teams in Major League Baseball.
The Dodgers come into Yankee Stadium, yes not playing their best, but
pitching really well, and tonight they showed it again. Starting pitching Yoshi Yamamoto,
seven scoreless innings, pitches, one hundred throws, one hundred and six
pitches against one of the best offenses, in fact, the best offense in
all of baseball, albeit without Jan Soto in the starting lineup because of a
left forearms strain. Probably won't see him tomorrow, maybe see him on Sunday,
but he is a huge presence in this lineup. He is having one
of the best seasons of any player in Major League Baseball this year. So
certainly the Yankees were without one of their best, but nonetheless a scoreless tie
into the eleventh inning, where ta Oscar Hernandez hit a go ahead two run
double in the eleventh inning. I thought there were a couple of different big
plays in the game tonight, DJ Lemayhew hitting into an inning ending double play
in the seventh after Yamamoto was almost taken out, Caleb Ferguson in the eighth
inning, the former Dodger coming in facing show Hey Otani, Freddie Freeman,
and Will Smith. He's able to throw a curveball to freeze Will Smith in
the eighth inning to get his former catcher looking. I thought that was a
big inning on the Yankee side. Bottom of the eighth I mentioned it,
Blake Trinon has to come in ten pitch walk to Aaron judge with the game
on the line. And then in the tenth inning, there were a few
questionable well, I shouldn't say questionable, just poor execution right both teams.
Bottom of the order for both teams and they could not move the gifted runner
from second base to third base with less than two outs. Gavin Luck strikes
out looking with the runner at second base, leading off the tenth and he
doesn't even think about bunting. I thought that was ridiculous. And then Trent
Grisham, the former padre, could not get a bunt down, so to
me, I thought those were the big plays in this game. That was
scoreless until Teoscar Hernandez broke the tie with a go ahead two run double to
score Otani and Freddie Freeman. Speaking of Otani, Aaron Judge lived up to
the billing on his side. He was on base four times tonight. He
had two hits, including a double, and he drove in the only Yankees
run in the eleventh inning. Shohei otani slump continued in his last twenty games.
Otani is now only hitting two oh nine after going zero for five tonight.
Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone number you
may be asking why Michael Grove and why Johann Ramirez were the last two pitchers
Dave Roberts u used well. He already had used Blake Trinon in the eighth.
He already had used Daniel Hudson in the ninth. Evan Phillips was not
available after a thirty pitch eighth inning yesterday in Pittsburgh. Dave Roberts was not
too pleased with the misplays and the errors that cost Evan Phillips more pitches in
that eighth inning and other relievers in that game more pitches, and it showed
itself tonight. Evan Phillips not available and also Alex Vesia was not available because
he was used in two out of the three games against the Pirates, so
he was not with those two key relievers, and that's why he had to
go to Grove and then he had to go of all pitchers, Johann Ramirez.
Yes, that Johann Ramirez, where Dave Roberts had to go out stop
the game and say some words of encouragement to Ramirez after he hit a couple
of batters in mop up duty in Cincinnati during the last road trip. That's
the first introduction we had to Johann Ramirez. And here he was at Yankee
Stadium facing the teeth of the lineup for Dugo a Judge Stanton and Anthony Rizzo,
and somehow, some way he gets out of it with just an RBI
single to Aaron Judge. I personally would have considered walking Judge by the way
in the eleventh inning. You don't want him hitting a game tying home run
right there. But Dave Roberts allowed Ramirez to face him. He got away
with just a single, and then he was able to free Stanton, and
then he was able to get Anthony Rizzo to pop up to Will Smith in
foul territory, which certainly was more of a circus than it should have been,
because Johann was a little excitable on the mound right there. Eight six
six nine, eight seven two five seventy is the phone number. Dodgers beat
the Yankees two to one eleven innings tonight. Let's go out to the phones.
Polo being patient in San Diego. You're on Dodger Talk. Hi Polo,
Hi David, Hey my god, what a game? You know.
I had to go to my next old neighbor, you know, whom is
a cardiologist. I had to borrow his the fibrillator. What a game?
Yeah, and it's only June, Polo, But it felt like a playoff
game, that's for sure. But he felt like one. But I,
you know, I was. I was going to say the same thing,
you know why. The only issue that I have is why to pitch to
Judge when you have, you know, I'd like to take my chance with
Stanton. But anyway, it went good and then you know it's okay,
it's it's all good. But it's another question about childish Tie. How is
he doing? I mean, is he all right? I have been here.
He hasn't been on the radio for for Is he okay? Uh?
He actually uh started the season on the I L with back issues, Pallo.
And he still has not been able to get over the hump. But
we're hoping to have Charlie back at some point this season. But number one,
his health is the primary concern and we want him to get better.
But I'm sure Charlie appreciates you thinking of him absolutely. Thank you, David.
All right, Pallo, thanks for the phone call. Eight sixty six
nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone number. Let's go out to
Jordan into Hanga. You're on Dodger Talk Live from the Bronx Jordan. Oh
my goodness, can you believe it? That's fantastic. I haven't been to
the new to the new Yankee Stadium, but I've been to old Yankee Stadium.
I went to see Adrian Beltrie hit a home run when he was playing
for the Seattle Mariners, and I was going for the Mariners because West Coast
baby, Okay, I wanted to say. I wanted to say, guys,
you know, uh show hey, I hope really talks to our big
guns like Freddy and like movie about how to hit in clutch situations and how
to be a champ. But that's not why I'm calling. I'm calling because
I want to get props to Dave Roberts. He's the best manager in baseball.
He's the best human being in baseball, and you know, I just
want to I just want to say, like, you know, his poise,
you know, as a leader on the bench, you know, and
he gets a lot of Look. Man, I'm one of those Twitter Dodger
fans that's like always on Twitter and I read what everybody's talking about, and
nobody holds back on Twitter. And they're mean to Dave. And I don't
think he deserves it at all. Man, means to everybody. I know,
they're mean to everybody. But I'm just saying I think he's one of
the greats. And I love Dave Roberts and I'll support him forever. And
you know, I know, I know you feel the same way. And
I know you've been critical of him, but I know you feel the same
way. Let's let's sweep the Yankees, Go Dodgers. Love y'all, all
right, Jordan, thanks a lot for the phone call. Look, if
you're gonna put blame at Dave Roberts' feet, you've got to give him credit.
You just can't tear him down and not give him props when it's due.
And I think Dave Roberts did his best job managing last season, and
I feel like he's done a pretty good job to start this year. For
sure. It's not just managing nine innings. It's managing up. It's managing
your players, it's managing your coaches, it's managing all this attention the Dodgers
have everywhere they go. And he's really good at it. Yeah, there's
some managers that are good at managing the game and x's and o's and being
a tactician, but not good at everything else that the job requires. And
Dave Roberts is really good at that. And his staff really is a great
support for him. He has one of the best coaching staffs in all of
baseball. He's not doing it alone. He's got a lot of help.
And speaking of Dave Roberts, I want to hear what his thoughts were after
the game tonight after Johann Ramirez, who, as he likes to say,
needed to be loved on and Cincinnati was able to come through for him tonight
at Yankee Stadium. Man, what a game. Wow, Dodgers Yankees coming
in here and watching Yoshiobu his best outing as a Dodger. You can just
see it. He felt it, he knew we needed it, and it
brought out the best in him. So you know, I can't say enough
about his effort tonight when you see just an uptake and velocity for him as
well as even someone like Michael Grove later in the game. Do you think
that's just kind of the adrenaline of the moment or what do you kind of
I guess allude to that. I think it was, you know, guys
picking each other up. I think that obviously, you know, everyone's excited
about this series, but you know, looking at where our pen was at
coming into the game, I know that Yoshi wanted to go deep and give
us a chance to win a ball game and kind of spare guys and you
look at the guys in the bull and they've been taxed recently. And for
those guys to take the baseball, not run from it, pick each other
up, that was huge And it just speaks to the camaraderie that they have
for one another and we need every bit of it. And so you know,
those guys picked us up big time and fortunately took eleven innings, but
we got a big hit and Tao came through tonight. We've seen this format
extra innings for a few years now. Is it frustrating or disappointing to watch
the tenth inning and see you don't even advance the guy from second? Yeah,
it is, and I think Aaron feels the same way. So you
know, those guys that are on the mound are still trying to prevent that
guy from advancing. So you know, I wish it was as easy as
just get the guy over, but clearly you see it every night and baseball
that it's just not a given that they can advance them. So you know,
the pitching's tough. I'm not making excuse for it. We still got
to get guys over, but it's certainly not easy. How much have you
enjoyed seeing what Johann's done since that that Dane Cincinnatian been coming in that spot
tonight. I've just watched his growth like in real time. It's you see
the confidence, You certainly see the joy, and I'm happy for him.
He's gotten some big outs for us and he's helped us out a lot.
So I'm happy that he's in a good spot, you know, physically and
most importantly mental. All Right, there's Dave Roberts after tonight's two to one
win in eleven innings. Thanks to sports net LA for bringing us the Dodger
manager. Eight six six seven two five seventy is the phone number. We
have two lines open. When we continue from the Bronx Yankee Stadium, we
will get to your phone calls. Also, we'll let you hear from Mookie
Betts and his first hand thoughts on the way things have gone at shortstop up
for him. So a lot to get to between now and nine o'clock after
the Dodgers defeat the Yankees two to one in eleven innings on a five to
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insider David Basset. Nothing in two on Hernandez. Hernandez hits one hard left
field that will get down, then split the gap all the way to the
wall. Here comes Otani, Freeman follows Ti Oscar, Hernandez has the doctors
in front ta Oscar. Hernandez breaks a scoreless tie in the top of the
eleventh thinning to score Otani and Freeman. That would be the difference in the
game as the Dodgers defeat the Yankees in eleven innings two to one. This
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the Dream. Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone
number we will hear from Mookie Bets in a second. We will get back
to the phone calls in just one moment, but I want to remind you
that the Dodgers tonight, with the win, win their fortieth game of the
season. They haven't an They have an eight and a half game lead over
the Padres in the NL West, and with the Yankees losing tonight the Orioles
winning, the Yankees lead in the AL East is down to two in the
lost column. Eight six six seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Let's go out to Joe in Long Beach. You're on Dodger Talk. Where
are you at, Joe? You at phil Trainees? Are you at Nico's?
Where are you at, Joe? I'm actually a lift driver and I
have passengers in here. Oh they must be Dodger fans. Hey, Dave,
listen first the lift driver calling in and it being a group phone call,
So I hope, I hope those ladies in the backseat tip you,
Joe. With the Dodgers winning, just the chap, Hey, Dave,
listen, I was calling you because, uh, what's the chances of us
going after uh Baschett putting the mookie back at second and maybe and maybe letting
a lux go I think he's already played past his time. Yeah, well
number one Joe. The Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins came out a couple of
days ago and said he is not going to tray Bobashett or Vladimir Junior.
But sometimes they say that publicly and things change. What won't change is a
lot of pressure on the Blue Jays to win up there, and if they
start tearing it down again, it's not going to go over well with those
Canadians. So Bobashett I wouldn't rule it out, but I would at this
point say the chances are less than fifty to fifty. I feel like you
can't just look at a shortstop. You got to look at a second basement
if you can't find one, because there's not too many available. And honestly,
Joe, I feel like Mookie Betts. I know, every time he
makes a mistake, people think the sky is falling. But for a guy
that hasn't played this position ever since high school, basically, I'm going to
say, ever, he's done a pretty good job. Hey, one more
thing, Dave, what's the He plays sometimes like a little leaguer. I
mean when the balls hit to the third base side, why are you going.
Yeah, that was a bad running play there, Joe. The you
know, you're you're very wise knowing that the ball was hit in front of
you. You got to stay home at second base in the tenth inning.
That was not five beta Kapa. Joe, you're right. Luckily it did
not cost the game, but it could have. So. Yeah, that
that's a great job by you to point it out. All right, Dave,
have a good night. Hey, wait a minute, where are you
going. Aren't you gonna tell us the names of your customers in the back
seat. Yeah, so it's Jessica, Christy, Rudy and Hull Colleen,
and we're going to alter society brewing. So long, all right, see
you when the Dodgers get back from this road trip. Yeah, thank you.
All right, have fun, be safe there they go, Joe and
the crew in the lift car. Eight sixty six nine eighty seven two five
seventy is the phone number. Okay, David, refocus, focus, Let's
move on from that. Mookie Bets we were talking about him at shortstop.
Really appreciate Mookie stopping for us before the game to join us on the pregame
show. There was a playoff like Atmosphere in the stands playoff like Atmosphere.
Media coverage wise and MOOKI talked to us about Shortstop and just how he's taking
it in at this point in time in the season a week into June.
Yeah, I'm definitely. I'm super proud of myself for, first of all,
just taking on a challenge because a lot of people, you know,
they may not and you know that a lot of failure is gonna come with
it. And I knew that going in. You know, there's really only
negatives that can come out of it. Only positive is doing this for the
team, you know, And but you know nobody wants to. I knew
people wouldn't want me to play short and think I can't do it, and
this, that and the other, and I still accepted it. And so
I'm very out of myself for how far I've come, and I know I
have a long long way to go, you know, I obviously you know
I hate making errors and whatnot, But I mean there's no there was no
time to learn. There's there's no lag time. I mean as soon as
I took on the challenge, I mean, hell, it was game one,
you know, there was no spring I didn't get into the spring training,
I didn't get an off season. I didn't get any of that.
So I understood it, and I know that's not an excuse. It's just
a I'm kind of learning on the job, and you got to take your
bumps and bruises, and it's hard to take them, but there's no other
choice, all right. That's part of our conversation with Mookie Betts, and
I thought he was as candid as he has ever been when it comes to
the questions about him playing shortstop, how he's keeping his body fresh to be
able to withstand the demands of that position, and to hear that full conversation.
You can find it on the iHeartRadio app. Dodgers beat the Yankees tonight
two to one in eleven innings, and Joky Betts played flawless shortstop. See
on nights like tonight, nobody calls in about MOOKI wearing down or Mookie can't
play that position. On nights like tonight, when he makes all the plays
and above average plays, none of you call in to point that out.
But that's why I'm here eight six six nine, eight seven two five seventy
Tito in Fullerton you're on Dodger Talk with David vasse Hi. Tito Yo,
what up, David? How's it going? Man? Just leaving in and
out? Pump happy Friday night. Oh that's a good way to cap off
a Dodger win against the Yankees. Oh yeah, especially in those extra innies.
Man, talk about a clutch Kiosko, Kioskar Hernandez hit. Wow Man,
that double pumped pump Man. It feels like October in June, it
does. Taoscar Hernandez with forty one RBIs to lead the Dodgers. That's won
more than show heyo time. And I mentioned this when we were in Pittsburgh.
If you look at the National League all outfielders, there's not too many
superstar outfielders anymore in the National League. Mookie Betts has moved into the infield,
Bryce Harper has moved to first base. I hate to say this,
but Taoscar Hernandez and mystery relevant Jerkson Profar are the two most productive outfielders in
the National League. I don't hate to say it about ti Oscar, but
it pains me to say that about Jerkson Profar. Let's go out to Hollywood,
Eric, who was a man not as positive as he usually is when
we were in Pittsburgh. I'm sure you're feeling a lot better tonight. Eric.
Oh doctor, Oh, there we go, Yep, there we go.
Love be the Yankee? I absolutely love be the Yankee. You know
what, there's a couple of things I don't like about the Yankee, but
I'm not gonna say anything. I love what we did today, absolutely of
aging. Let's see it going then, I oh, Man, Dave,
Sorry, man, sure, man, you are a roller coaster. Eric.
You are about to cry when the Dodgers lost in Pittsburgh, and here
you are acting like the Dodgers won the World Series in June. It's not
June the third, Eric, Dave, come on, Dave, come on.
You know you were you were down. You were as down as I've
ever heard you in Pittsburgh. That's why you cannot get on the roller coaster.
Eric. Whenever you feel emotional, just look at the standings. The
Dodgers have a nine game lead on the Padres in the lost column. Are
things really that bad? Uh? You're right, You're right, You're right,
we're balling. Are we really going to overreact to a game in Pittsburgh?
The Pirates have beaten up on the Dodgers since twenty twenty one, and
the Dodgers have won one hundred games each of the last four full season.
So are we really going to overreact to games in Pittsburgh? I mean,
tonight was special. I'm not gonna pretend like it wasn't. It was a
special atmosphere out here, and I understand your excitement. But on the flip
side, the other night, Eric Man, I was disappointed in the emotional
rollercoaster bro Bro day. You gotta understand, I Bleeve blue, but we
gotta be teamed like that. That's all that you know? Well, tonight
they want an extra inning game. The knock on the Dodgers is they don't
win close games and they don't win extra Well, I have news for you.
The Dodgers are five and three in extra innings and they won a one
run game at Yankee Stadium without their best reliever available, without their closer available,
and without their best left handed reliever available. You're right, all good,
Eric, You know I love you. Call back eight six six nine
eighty seven two five seventy. Perspective people eight six six nine eighty seven two
five seventy. Let's go out to Diamond Bar. Chris, You're on Dodger
Talk Live from the Bronx. How you doing, Chris, I'm doing great
day, especially with victory against the Yankees. How you doing, sir?
Hey? I want this game. I want Game two to start in forty
five minutes. I'm riding high right now, Chris. I'm right there with
you. I got my Brooklyn hat and I got my Dodger jersey. I
can start that game with you. Day. But the rap beginning of up,
hold on, hold on before since you brought up Brooklyn, this is
the first time the Dodgers have won a game against the Yankees, won nothing
in extra innings since Game six of the nineteen fifty six World Series when they
were the Brooklyn Dodgers. Chris, Well, then you know what fate tells
you that we're due to win a World Series this year, my friends.
But the reason I was giving you is call is I wanted your take on
this. A lot of people jump on the Dodgers when we lose a couple
of games. Then we win a couple and they come back and they say,
oh, we're the greatest team in the world. But in reality,
we play one hundred and sixty two games today, and we're not gonna win
every single game. We're gonna have those moments where we slumped. We're gonna
have those moments where we just got to have faith. In the end of
the day, the Dodgers are built to win the marathon, not the sprint.
But I wanted your take on today because I kind of thought today was
going to be like this where it's an all star team on both sides.
This was probably the best game of the year for all of baseball to see
the two best teams, and I wanted your take this. Did you think
it was going to be a select or expecting a pitching duel, because you
know what, I love how baseball turned out today, Extra ennings the two
greatest games to ever play the game, and the greatest team won. I
actually thought tonight we would see more scoring. You know, it was all
contingent on Yama Moto and how sharp he was without Juan Soto in the lineup.
I thought that was a big edge for Yama Moto because we know how
good Soto is at not swinging at pitches outside of the strike zone and just
what he means to judge and Verdugo and Stanton, so I thought with that
it favored the Dodgers. I thought the Dodgers were going to score against this
guy, Cody Potit, but they did not. I thought they were going
to hit this guy tonight, but they did not, So that was a
little surprising. And I think tomorrow the Dodgers should hit Nester Cortes. And
I think Gavin Stone is going to shut down the Yankees. So I feel
like the first two games coming into this series favored the Dodgers. I completely
agree with you, and I know it. I think the Dodgers said up
this year. Everybody talks about how we can't play on the big stage.
Guess what, it doesn't get any bigger than being in La or in New
York. And I honestly think our boys are coming to town to show the
world that this is just the beginning. We beat the Braves when we needed
to, and we're gonna beat the Yankees when it counts the most. So
I look forward to hear from you and thank you for what you do.
All right, thank you. Look the Dodgers, they are playing big games
virtually every night. And I've said this before and I'll say it again.
Not so much just games. When the Dodgers arrive in a city, or
the Dodgers take the field at Dodgers Stadium, it's not just a game.
It's an event. And since we're here in the Bronx, this is where
Jeter Posada, Paul O'Neill, David Kohne, all those guys performed and won
what four championships Jeter won five in his career. It was an event.
Charlie Steiner, my guy, he was calling Yankee games to'rein that run,
he said the same thing. It was an event wherever the Yankees went.
And that's how it feels with the Dodgers. It's not just a game,
it's an event. So when you talk about the big stage at Yankee
Stadium, I got news for you. The Dodgers are on a big stage
eighty one times at Dodgers Stadium this year. This is a big stage on
the East Coast. Yes, but they were on a big stage in New
York last week against the Mets. But this is special to be at Yankee
Stadium. I mean with forty eight thousand and forty eight standing room only Dodgers
Yankees, we all know how much it means to the game of Baseball.
To have these two great franchises face off against each other when they're both this
good, it means a little something extra. And I'm not going to downplay
that I got caught up in it. I really enjoyed the atmosphere. It's
a regular season game out of one hundred and sixty two, but these type
of games kind of get the adrenaline up compared to games in Pittsburgh. I
was in a dark place in Pittsburgh, not just because the Dodgers lost two
out of three, but man, the people in Pittsburgh they're tough mentally and
physically for a reason. Let's go out to Maywood, Robert, you're on
Dodger Talk. How you doing, Robert? After going day. I just
want to say, if your graduation to the Dodgers on this first game of
first game of three games, I'll let them know. I'll send Robert and
Maywood's congratulations a bit. I have a few buddies over there in New York.
Can you make it how to come to a graduation today to congraduate Brianna
for her graduation from Bell High School. Okay, sounds good? Robert and
he went talking about the game. I was gonna talk about today about the
short stop decision. I like Mookie just said that he's trying his bed.
He didn't gain you spring training games or anything to get him prepared. But
he do his job as he can. But then again, everybody wants to,
you know, not give him too much props, but we have to
give him whatever props we have to give him for the whole year, because
I mean, that's what they're dealing with. And I would say, Robert,
you would agree with me that Mookie Bets is playing better shortstop than at
least half of the other shortstops in baseball exactly. I pretty much he might
even be the starting shortstop for the National League this year in the All Star
Game. How wild would that be? How many players could say that?
That would be really wild? But I respect Rojas and I like his work
tick pick, and hopefully he can stay with the team and help out the
Dodgers out for the playoff run or whatever however we getting. He's not going
anywhere, Robert, He's not going anywhere. He's a valuable piece of it,
but the reality is he cannot play every day. Thank you for the
phone call, appreciate it. Tomorrow's starter. Gavin Stone joined us on the
pregame show, and I just want to give you a peek into this young
man and just how cool he is and his demeanor and how much of a
baseball rack he is. When you have multiple pitches that do different shapes,
it's fun to play around with different parts of the zone. Like a couple
weeks ago, me and Walker and Connor and all like Mark was talking about,
you know, front hip two seamers to lefties and stuff like that,
and so trying that out in the ball game, and then you know,
backdoor cutters and stuff like that. It's always fun to just mix it up,
mix around the zone and stuff like that and see whatever, see what
holes I can find. To be honest, Gavin Stone is one of those
guys that is not getting caught up in his success, nor will he ever.
He is just concerned about tomorrow. And I believe we were talking about
this in the clubhouse earlier today. This will be his fourth or fifth pitch
game that will be televised nationally. Tomorrow's another nationally televised game and Gavin Stone
will be on the mound for the Dodgers at Yankee Stadium. He's six and
two with an ERA of two ninety, going up against left hander Nester Cortes,
who is three and four with an ERA of three forty six for the
Yankees Morongo Casino. Dodgers on Deck begins at three point thirty with first pitch
from the Bronx at four forty with Rick Monday and Steven Nelson. That'll do
it for us tonight on Dodger Talk from Yankee Stadium. Thanks to calling ye
back at our Burbank Studios, Thanks to Dwayne McDonald out here with us,
and thanks to you for listening and calling in. If you missed any of
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Dodger Talk once again. The final score tonight from Yankee Stadium. In front
of a capacity crowd of forty eight thousand, forty eight, the Dodgers defeat
the Yankees in eleven innings, two to one. Have a great rest of
your night. See youma,