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Talking Back, Tim Cakes. Now
that's what I'm talking about. Good pitching,

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timely hitting, and a Dodger win. They beat the Angels tonight seventy

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two Hi everybody, Tim Kate's with
you here on postgame Dodger Talk on your

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Thanks for being with us on this
warm Saturday evening. Man, it

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is heating up here in southern California. I guess we've been lucky to have

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gotten this far into the summer and
had such nice weather, comfortable weather outside.

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But today they turned up the furnace
on us here in southern California,

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in LA and Orange County and the
Ie because it was absolutely hot to day

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here in southern California and it looks
like it's gonna remain that way now.

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His summer is officially here with the
heat, and the Dodgers offense was hot

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tonight. Gavin Lux, guy that
started showing you o Tani win deep.

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The Dodgers put together a four run
third inning, and that's what we like

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to see, one of those big
numbers on the scoreboard in an inning,

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getting on the board, getting an
early lead. And when you got Tyler

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Glass now doing what he's doing seven
innings, two runs, two hits,

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ten punchouts, no walks, good
things are gonna happen. And we've seen

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him pitch really well over the course
of this season. He has been everything

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that Dodgers had hoped for when they
acquired him from Tampa and the Ryan Pepio

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deal and then signed them to the
extension. You can't ask much more from

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Tyler Glass now, who you bring
in to be one of those one to

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two top of the rotation starting pitchers
for you and Tyler Glass now off to

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a great start. In the month
of May, he only had one win,

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but during that month of May he
got absolutely zero run support and had

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that one rough game against the Cincinnati
Reds and what she gave up four and

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runs. But he has gotten back
on track with a win now against the

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Royals and a win tonight against the
Angels. He's had a couple of hiccups,

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yes he has, but when he
pitches six innings and gives up one

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run on three hits and loses in
Pittsburgh like he did at the beginning of

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the month, when he pitches strong
for you and gets a no decision over

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seven innings and an extra innings loss
or win. But he gets a no

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decision against the Mets in New York
at the end of May. Those are

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tough, you know, when he
limits a team to three runs on four

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hits and you know, keep shooting
a game and you can't score any runs

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for him, and a six to
nothing loss to the Diamondbacks, that's tough.

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And he's been on the receiving end
of those tough losses this season.

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And the eight and five record,
yeah, you'll look at it and go

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man, eightn five, Okay,
Look at the strikeouts. Look at the

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RRA now to eighty eight, leading
baseball in strikeouts. Look at the quality

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starts. Look how many times he's
pitched into the sixth, seventh, eighth

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inning like he did against the Mets
back in April. I mean, he's

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got now six double digit strikeout games
after punching out ten tonight. He has

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been fantastic for this Dodgers team,
as has Gavin Stone. Yamamoto is right

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on track with those two before he
got hurt. In my opinion, Tyler

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Glass now and Gavin Stone, they've
got to be All Stars. They've got

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to be in the mix as two
of the better pitchers in the National League

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that earn spots onto the National League
All Star Team. And I know it's,

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you know, three and a half
weeks away the All Star break and

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the game down in Texas, but
you look at the Erara to eighty eight,

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that's that's pretty good in baseball right
now, or the you know,

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strikeouts. Tyler Glass now one hundred
and thirty five, got eleven more than

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Cruchet, who the Dodgers are gonna
see in the series open against the White

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Sox on Monday. It's been a
really good first half for both Gavin Stone

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and then Tyler Glass Now again,
two guys who I truly believe deserve nods

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in the National League All Star Team
this year for the first half of the

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seasons they are having. And just
a second, we're gonna get into a

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little bit more about Tyler Glass now
because Tyler Glass now has been really good,

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but you need to look at the
numbers a little bit more clearly as

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far as innings and starts, because
he's starting to get up there near career

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highs. And I'm looking at the
calendar and it says June twenty second,

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So that's something we're gonna get into
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two five seventy eight six six nine
eight seven two five seventy Gavin LUCKX tonight

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two for four, a home run, two RBIs hey last night, Let's

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be honest myself. Some of the
callers, some of the reactionals media a

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little hard on Gavin Lucks. The
tenth inning, the Dodgers had the tie

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run ninety feet away and all they
needed was him to put the ball in

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play. Kicking Hernandez put the ball
in play, and the Dodgers can get

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a time run across, and who
knows what happens, and they can maybe

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get a win a game they should
have won up two to nothing last night,

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And tonight, what does Gavin lux
do? Comes back, goes two

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for four, has a home run
an RBI single later in the fifth inning.

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Lucks, along with Rojas and Bigio, had six hits in that seven

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to eight to nine spot. Six
hits for the Dodgers and scored five of

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their seven runs last night. Typically
cap to Austin Barnes, Hey, we're

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gonna get the guy's credit as much
as we get on players for you know,

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lack of production or making a mistake
or not coming through in a certain

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situation. Hey, that gets talked
about a lot, and that's part of

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the reaction and maybe overreactions sometimes on
postgame shows, and that's what fans are

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all about, and we love it. But at the same time, when

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a guy like Lux comes through tonight
with a two for four performance, and

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Miguel Rojas goes two for four and
Calm b Show gets on base of a

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bunt and then a base hit,
he goes two for four, scores twice,

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you gotta tip your cap. You
gotta apploud those guys for doing their

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job tonight, a combined six for
twelve Rojas, Lucks and Bigho in the

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seven to eight to nine spots for
the Dodgers tonight and last night, Austin

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Barnes. Austin Barnes a two out
base hit in the fifth inning, turning

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the lineup over to show Hey O
Tani, who then hit that two run

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home run for the Dodgers to give
him a two to nothing lead last night.

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Go to tonight, no Austin Barnes
in the lineup, but the bottom

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of the lineup comes through, gets
on bas scores, runs. Top of

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the lineup does what they're supposed to
do, and the Dodgers pull away with

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a seven to two victory over the
Angels. It's simple. Sometimes do your

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job, produce and get good pitching, and more times than not, you're

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gonna win a baseball game. And
tonight the Dodgers won their forty eighth of

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this season, and now forty eight
and thirty one overall eight six six nine

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eighty seven two five seventy eight sixty
six nine eight seven two five seventy Real

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quick, I want to go back
to Tyler Glass now before we get to

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your phone calls, we' here from
Jose motis a Jose Mota coming up at

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the bottom of the hour. Tyler
Glass now has been a guy who has

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gotten hurt over his career. And
Tyler Glass now has battled through an arm

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injury a recovery from that twenty twenty
two and he only made the two starts

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came back last year after the arm
surgery and put up his biggest numbers quantity

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wise of his career, certainly not
wins and losses. Well, it was

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his biggest win. Ten wins was
his biggest last year. Twenty one starts

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he made last season in Tampa,
most team made in a season in his

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career. Twenty one starts when ten
and seven three point fifty three rora,

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and he pitched in one hundred and
twenty innings. Okay, keep those numbers

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in mind right here, all right. Twenty one starts one hundred and twenty

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innings. Twenty one starts one hundred
and twenty innings. Okay, you got

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those in your mind right now.
Last year, twenty one starts one hundred

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and twenty innings, right now as
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point number wise of the season,
not even at the All Star break,

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but right now, Tyler glassnow,
sixteen starts one hundred innings. Sixteen starts

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one hundred innings. Remember those two
numbers I just told you, Remember,

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twenty one starts one hundred and twenty
innings. He's five starts away for matching

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what he did last year, which
was a career high, and he's twenty

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innings away. Do the math.
That's probably what three starts away from tying

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the career high and innings pitched with
one hundred and twenty. What are the

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Dodgers gonna do when they get to
those marks? Are they gonna blow right

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through it and have Tyler Glass now
just keep pitching in August, in September

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and get ready for some October baseball. I think it's something they've probably already

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thought about. Believe it or not. They're pretty smart in the front office.

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Believe it or not, They've probably
already thought about this. They probably

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already have mapped it out. There's
probably a Google doc or a spreadsheet somewhere,

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maybe on a floppy disk or a
ZIP drive somewhere that's got this already

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mapped out and scenarios laid out for
what Tyler Glass now is doing. Twenty

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one starts, twenty one starts last
year, He's at sixteen already. He

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could get to twenty one starts right
after the All Star break, then you

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got all of August, September,
in October. It's just something to keep

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in mind. And again, I'm
sure they've mapped this out. Maybe he

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gets skipped a couple of times in
the rotation. I don't know, he's

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pitched so well. Do you want
to take him off his rhythm that he's

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on right now, in the momentum
that he's built. Maybe an extended break,

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you know, a a soreness,
a calf wink wink to the iel

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for fifteen days is a break for
him. Maybe you tied in with the

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All Star break and he gets three
weeks off with the All Star break and

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then a two week eye els did
I don't know. I'm not sure how

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it works out, but I imagine
the Dodgers' front office is seeing what I'm

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seeing. Five starts away from a
career high, twenty innings away from a

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career high, and it's June twenty
second. Dave Roberts was asked about it

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in the pregame with the media and
we had it for you on Dodgers on

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Deck and said, yeah, they're
looking at it, and they're gonna look

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to get him, you know,
some rest here and there. Not sure

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what that means. Maybe skip some
starts, Maybe go to a six man

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rotation when they get healthy again here. Maybe he gets skipped in a turn.

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I'm not sure, but it's just
something to kind of keep an eye

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on man. He's been so good, it's been really good, and they've

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got an investment in him now for
multi years. And this is a young

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man who's just coming off a twenty
twenty two year and which only made two

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starts. Something to keep an eye
on Tyler Glass now here in twenty twenty

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four. You don't want to go
to the well too soon. And when

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you go to him in August is
September, maybe he's hit a wall.

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And I'm just saying, what apps
right? What if he hits a wall?

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What if he gets to a point
where that body is not used to

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getting to twenty five starts? Twenty
seven starts? It happens. You can't

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just all of a sudden wrap yourself
back up one year and then take it

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and splode through that number the next
next years. It's a hard thing for

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pitchers to kind of balance, and
you have to be careful. You don't

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want to taxi guy the first half
of a season, the first four and

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a half months of a season,
because you have to keep in mind one

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hundred and sixty two games. You
got to keep in mind October. They're

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counting on Tyler Glass now for October
that's great what he's doing, one hundred

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and thirty five punch outs. Love. It should be an all star season

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for Tyler Glass now, absolutely,
but I wanted for October. I don't

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want him to be tapped out because
he's already hit his innings and his starts

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and he's gassed. So again,
I'm sure they've thought about it. I'm

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now thinking about it. Dave Roberts
was asked about it in the pregame,

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so certainly they're aware, but just
making you Dodger fans aware, it's crazy

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he's been I don't know how you
throttle back, so to speak, a

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starting pitcher to ease the innings and
the starts. I'm not smarter. That's

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why I'm not a GM. I'm
clearly not smart enough to make those decisions.

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That's somebody else's job. So I'm
sure they thought about it and broken

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down the scenarios and looked at the
innings. And again, I talked about

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this a couple of days ago on
Dodger Talk. Going into seasons, every

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player, especially pitchers, they've kind
of have it mapped out. This is

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what we project. Okay, we
project this amount of starts, this mini

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innings, this is what we see
you doing. I mean, chin,

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things change when guys get hurt.
It's the part of the game. But

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certainly going into a season, if
you're healthy and injury free, this is

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what we see you doing. And
I imagine they knew that didn't get hurt.

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He's gonna get to his max innings
and his starts for his career pretty

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quickly. And he's knocking on the
door and getting to that number. Eight

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six six nine, eight seven two
five seventy. We'll take a quick break,

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we'll come back. We'll get to
your phone calls, Jose Mote as

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we go to the top of the
hour here on Dodger Talk. Eight six

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six nine eighty seven two five seventy
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seventy Knights. Bounce back win for
the Dodgers tonight. All around, great

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offense, timely hitting show, Hey
goes deep, Dodgers get a great performance

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from Tyler Glass. Now the bullpen
puts up zeros. Everything you want and

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expect that the Dodgers, they did
tonight and they get a seven to two

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win over the Anaheim Angels. Your
phone calls, Jose Motos. We continue

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a hammered where back in gone.
He is a one man show, three

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nothing Dodgers. His second home run
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leading twenty third bomb show. Hey
Otani with the two run home run.

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Gavin Locks win Deep the Dodgers bombs
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the Angels. They have now won
eleven of the last twelve. As they

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get a seventy two win tonight in
front of fifty three and seventy three,

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Tyler Glass now gets the victory.
Let's go out to the phones, Aiden

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leaving Dodgers Stadium on this hot Saturday
night, Aiden, and you enjoy the

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game? Yeah, Tim, it
was awesome, such a fun game.

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The city connects new uniforms. They
looked great. I thought, shout out

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Bigo for laying that, butN down
loved it. Phenomenal, great game,

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great time. Yeah, no doubt
about man. Drive to save home on

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your way back, and I appreciate
you checking in. It was a good

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win for the Dodgers and Bigo throwing
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I mentioned seven eight nine hitters tonight
combined for six hits and scored five of

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the Dodgers' seven runs. Again,
everything clicking for the Dodgers. Top of

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the lineup with Otani driving in runs, hitting for power, bottom of the

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lineup getting on base, set and
the table, and Tyler glasnow absolutely fantastic.

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Ten punchouts tonight, zero walks in
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now eight and five on the season. Let's check in with Jose. It's

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tough to go around the horn with
Hosea Jose. I know, we talked

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about Yamamoto a lot before the season
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contract that he got as a young
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and Tyler Glass now gets acquired,
and yeah, he's a big time name,

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hard high school. We know what
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he has lived up to his contract
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he has been fantastic, Hose,
even through the no run support during May

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and early June. Tonight ten more
punch outs. Oh, there's no doubt

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about it, Timo. We consider
that who he was back in Tampa Bay,

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who he was in Pittsburgh. Okay, a guy that was told more

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to pigeon to contact with a high
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of the extension. But let's talk
about a guy that the Dodgers had scouted

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it for a long time. Obviously
a guy that the Dodgers know the injury

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history, but also a guy that
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and pitching experience. There is way
more than the tech, and there's still

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more. He has proven to be
a guy that can be dominant. But

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also consider this, how in the
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digits. Guys come into this organization
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in a bullseye, and his don't
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amazing to me somebody who throws this
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as he does. And you mentioned
Yamamoto who does it so well too.

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But this is all based on philosophy
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in that pitching lab you understand what
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want to jump a Birdie, for
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strikes, well that is a definition
TOI of quality strikes. Quality strikes are

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ones in which you think a hitter
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look at his hot zone, and
that you locate exactly where he is,

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and when he's trying to jump in
you eardy and that induces weak context or

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swings and missus. This guy is
not just to throw. This guy can

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really pitch. I brought up the
numbers just a few minutes ago for Tyler

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Glass. Now, last year he
came back off the arm surgery, twenty

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one starts, one hundred and twenty
innings. Already this year, Jose,

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and we haven't even gotten to the
halfway point of one hundred and sixty two

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games. We haven't even gotten to
the All Star break. He's already at

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one hundred innings and he's at sixteen
starts again, twenty one starts last year,

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one hundred and twenty eight. He's
going to blow past those numbers either

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before the All Star break or right
after the All Star break. What do

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you do with Tyler Glass now,
knowing that you need him for October,

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but you can't run him out there
for thirty starts before the postseason, can

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you? Well? Yeah, the
thing is you also don't want him to

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get rusty and keep him on his
groove. Here the dollars through the years

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Historic can have done a fantastic job
and finding a way to get these guys

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fore they need to be. And
I know the last two octobers things have

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not gone well. When you have
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there have been a lot of question
marks. But this is a guy that

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he's a big boy. Okay,
he's a big boy who's going to pay

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a lot of money, and I
think you understand the responsibility along with that

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now. Because he's a guy that
is so reputable mechanics and you don't see

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him one hundred and twenty pitches,
He's going to be more manageable than other

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guys have been in that Situashington,
because number one, you have the option

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now of guys that are coming back
to the rotation to where you don't have

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to expose him every five days.
The Valuis have done a very nice job

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with him in getting him some extra
day. But I do see the concern

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because truthfully, there is an injury
history there too. What I would say

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is with a guy like talent Glass, now, his ability to keep him

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manageable pretty much is all you want. But I think that the most important

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thing is to keep him in a
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getting a little blow here and there, a little rest so you know,

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through the years we've seen that happen. Let's go back to last year and

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the same question was brought up with
Bobby Miller when he blew through whatever innings

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he had pitched ever before in the
minors, and they happen to find a

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way to get it ready. And
even though he didn't pitch, you know

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good and I've told but there's gonna
be a way because there's depth and there's

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many things. What I really hope
doesn't happen is that he's with injury and

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then you're forced to do it.
But he he done tried, the way

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he takes care of his body and
the way he pitches, mechanics and all

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that to perhaps below pass. But
you want to be very careful because the

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most importantings are the cover. In
October, Dodgers head to Chicago for the

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first leg of this six game road
trip. Are you a deep dish Chicago

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style pizza guy, I'm not.
I don't like the thick pizza. I

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don't. I don't like that stuff. Come on, I like it too

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much dough, too much bread.
I don't like that. Well, instead

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of eating five you eat three pieces? How about that? Absolutely? Do

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you like the Chicago pizzas? What's
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I do. Uh. It's a
place called like a local place called Super

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Rosa that I really like. Obviously, you have the Dinos and Gino's the

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East and all that kind of stuff. But you can't go wrong with that

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tip. You got to come to
Chicago and just you know, Joe the

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scene and go deep dish. I
mean, you can only do in Chicago,

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get the real stuff. So I
want to get your cast that thought.

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All right, sounds good. Jose
safe travels and we'll talk to you

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a couple of days. Oh my
friend. All right, there he goes

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Jose Mona joining us here on postgame
Dodger Talk. Is the Dodgers get the

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seven to two win over the Ange. Tyler Glass now gets the victory.

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Gavin lux too for for a home
run show, hell Tani hits a bomb

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into the right center field pavilion at
number twenty three on this season, Let's

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go to Brad and mission Viejo.
What's going on? Brad? Always better

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when the Dodgers win the world is
right? Yeah, thanks for taking my

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call? Question on Glass? Now, yeah, he pitched the through the

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seventh to nine and he actually you
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that. You know that interference on
Will Smith, you catch your interference And

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it was encouraging to see him even
though he give up the home run to

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a Hoppy late in the game.
In the struggles when he wasn't getting run

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support, he would give up a
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Padres and with Pittsburgh and with Cincinnati. So even though you know he didn't

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give up a home run in the
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against Kansas City, so it's encouraging
to see that he's not gonna get hit

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hard that way most of the time. Yeah, no doubt, no doubt

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appreciated, Brad. Thanks for checking
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thought he pitched really well tonight,
as Dave Roberts alluded to in his postgame

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comments that you heard on the Clubout
Show, they could have left him out

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there. I mean, he's had
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the only thing that he really gave
up was that solo home run to

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a Hoppy in the seventh inning,
and that was a home run with two

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outs, and he challenged o Hoopy
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the plate. When you throw ninety
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hit a home run, exit velocity's
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eight mile hour fastball, because you're
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on the pitch. And that ball
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tip your cap. You got a
seven to one lead, and you're challenging

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the hitter. He challenged a lot
of those Angels hitters. Taylor Ward comes

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to mind, Ohopy earlier, and
he was throwing ninety seven mile an hour

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fastballs on the outside part of the
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them. He was challenging, hey, I'm going to throw it out there

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if you can turn around and hit
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even swinging on some of those pitches. He had ten punch outs tonight,

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as you alluded to the catcher's interference. That run came around in the fourth

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inning, and then the solo home
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That was it. Two hits against
Tyler Glass. Now that was all that

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the Angels had coming up. In
a couple of minutes. We'll get you

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an update on Clayton Kershaw. Is
it a setback? I don't think necessarily

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yet we'll call it that, but
maybe a roadblock or a roadbump here in

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the road for Clayton Kershaw. We'll
get to that in a second. Lewis

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and El Serrito, what's going on? How you doing tonight? Hey,

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Tim? Go ahead, Lewis,
Lewis you there? I think we lost

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Lewis it took us off a speakerphone
or something. Lewis, you took us

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off a speakerphone or I'm gonna go
ahead and put you back on hold.

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Buddy, I appreciate it, but
wait a lot of times I'll make sure

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we get to you and be fair
to you for that. But yeah,

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it's it's a good win for the
Dodgers to night, to bounce back,

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get the offense. And you look
at what they did collectively tonight. The

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bottom of the lineup came through.
It wasn't reliant just on the top four

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hitters in the Dodgers lineup, which
we've seen in some cases. And that's

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you know, quite all right.
There are games in which the top of

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the lineup, the big bopper,
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Freeman's they got to do the job. And tonight Will Smith oh for three

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with a basis loaded walk, he
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of times. Freddie Freeman was one
for three. Ta Oscar Hernandez was zero

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for four but hit the ball hard. Show Hey Otani came through with the

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home run, was on base a
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lineup turned the lineup over, did
a really good job getting six of the

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Dodgers nine hits, and it's tonight
one of those collective units offensively it took

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for the Dodgers to get this win. Behind Tyler Glass now on the mound

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in the seventies, real quickly.
Michael Peterson, he's a thirty year old

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rookie. And Tim Neverett, by
the way, had a great story about

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him and his background being from England, pitching for Team Britain, Team Great

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Britain in the World Baseball Classic,
going to Riverside Community College, pitching in

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an over thirty men's league in Las
Vegas every weekend when he was not cleared

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to play in red shirting here in
southern California. A great story. Finally

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makes it, gets drafted and makes
his way up and gets promoted by the

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Dodgers last week and makes his debut
and gets the win, pitching two winnings

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on Tuesday at Corus Field, and
then comes in tonight in his second appearance

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in the big leagues. It has
a one two, three ninth inning,

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big guy, big physical six'
seven right hander who could throw it up

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there. It looks like in the
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control issues maybe leading into this.
I'm not really sure why he's taking this

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guy so long to get to the
big leagues, because at his first two

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appearances he's looked really good. Looks
really good for the Dodgers. Maybe they've

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tapped into something here with this thirty
year old rookie who could be a nice,

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pleasant surprise for the Dodgers at the
back end of the bullpen. Especially

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with the length of this season.
It's not gonna be one or two guys

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all season long. I mean,
I'm looking at my injured list right now

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on our board here, and I
mean there's like a handful of Dodger relievers

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still on the injured list. Kyle
hurt got sitting down to triple a's.

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He's making his way back, you
know, Joe Kelly, Bruce, dar

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Gradol, I mean, Ryan Brasier. The Dodgers gonna need all hands to

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help out over the course of one
to sixty two and Michael Peterson just one

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of those guys. The time is
now. They need him right now to

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help in the back end of the
bullpen. Maybe in a long situation,

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blowout situation. He gets to win
against the Rockies on Tuesday, comes in

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tonight in a seven to two game
to get the final three outs, and

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he does what he's supposed to do. You know, the last thing you

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want to see is him to go
out there and give up two or three

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runs. The next thing, you
know, it's a seven to five game

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and they got to go to Evan
Phillips, or it's a seven to five

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game and you got to go to
Blake Trining, one of your high leverage

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relievers, and what should have been
a blowout win and get an opportunity for

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Michael Peterson. But that's exactly what
happened. He comes out there, Peterson

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does his job. I like what
I've seen from the thirty year old six

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seven rookie. I like to see
a little bit more of that. All

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right, go back to Lewis and
Elsa Rino looks like, we fix your

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phone issue. Lewis, go ahead, thanks so much. Sadly, I

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think it was my two things A
I agree with you about the Google document.

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They have it all mapped out.
This excitement about oh are they can

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go to a six man rotation?
You know when we can go to six

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men rotation is frankly bs. They
have it mapped out. They pulled people

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in when they meet him. Kyle
Hurd, as you pointed out, just

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came back off the sixty day.
He'll get a couple starts in Oklahoma City

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and at some point you'll see him. I think klas Now was amazing tonight.

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He's really been good all year,
and I think the Dodger knowledge,

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the fact that he was misdiagnosed with
an injury, they know what to do

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with him to keep him sharp,
because I think somebody like him, you

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have to keep sharp and he'll go
over his innings limit. And that's good.

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I mean, And I guess I
really like the depth of the team

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going forward, the depth of the
pitching. I think they finally have learned

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their lesson, so all of the
Gavin Crochet people, it's not going to

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happen. And again, I'm quietly
confident about the team, and I do

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like show heo Tani leading off,
I have to say, I have to

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say, do you think they will
change. What's your thought on that.

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I don't know. I think they'll
go back to Obviously, Ivy Mookie has

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the lead off better. I appreciate
the phone callers, but you're right about

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the pitching. You know. I'd
love to see another arm added to this

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roster, especially in the rotation,
because I'd like to go to October with

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a lot of proven arms. Not
to say that these young guys likes the

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Stones of the World and Bobby Miller's
aren't going to be guys that can contribute

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on October, because I think they're
absolutely going to be. But you could

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never have too much experience, you
could have never have too much arms,

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quality arms, I should say,
in your rotation and in postseason baseball come

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October, you just can't. You
can never have too much. So if

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they can go out and get another
arm, especially a starter, look out

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and then looking getting these relievers like
Joe Kelly and Bruce Dark gratteral back will

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still be nice and who knows,
Dustin may maybe even at some point in

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the second half of this season.
Here's the name to keep an eye on,

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and I don't know if we'll see
him unless it's at of necessity.

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His name is Justin Robleski. He's
a twenty three year old left hander.

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He was the Dodgers eleventh round pick
in twenty twenty one out of Oakla,

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home of state. Six to one
left hander throws gas. The guy pumps

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gas. The guy can strike out
anybody. He has risen through the ranks

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in the Dodgers minor leagues. A
year ago he was at Great Lakes in

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High A ball. This year he
started the year in Tulsa and made thirteen

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starts, had sixty two strikeouts in
sixty seven innings. He's been promoted to

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Triple A Oklahoma City. He got
the start tonight, he got the loss.

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He went five innings, struck out
eleven, walked one. Now aget

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you can't look at when loss record
necessarily in Triple A. Sometimes he came

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and look at the era because they
played altitude in some of these spots,

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and the ball travels like an albuquerkie. The ball flies. But keep an

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eye on Justin Robleski, a hard
throwing left hander, a starter. He's

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in Triple A now. Eleven punchouts
and his first start in Triple A tonight

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for all Oklahoma City. If we
get to the second half of the season

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and the Dodgers need a starter,
don't think they won't make the possibility of

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Justin Robleski an option there. Last
year they rent and got a Kyle Hurt.

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Last year they went and got and
him A Sheehan out of Double A

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Tulsa. They went and got a
Bobby Miller who was sort of in the

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same boat Double A, Triple A, and they brought him right up to

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help out because they needed arms because
of injuries. Now, knock on Wooden,

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the Dodgers don't hit by the injury
bug. But I'm just keeping an

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eye out and I'm just bringing this
name up to you now, Dodger fans

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here on June twenty second. Justin
Robleski twenty three year old left hander out

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of Oklahoma State, a couple of
years ago, eleventh round pick. He's

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in Triple A now, hard throwing
left hander could be an option for the

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Dodgers if they need somebody in the
second half of the season. I don't

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think he's quite ready yet, but
after the All Star break, give him

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some more starts in Triple A,
get him some more seasoning, so to

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speak. I think he'll be a
guy that Dodgers could possibly bring up if

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need be in the second half of
the season. I told you I give

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you a Clayton Kershaw update. I
also give you a Max Unsey update and

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Dustin May and Bruce ar Gradero update. We'll start with Dustin May and Bruce

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dark Graderol. They are throwing bullpens
just according to Dave Roberts today, and

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he said their sessions are quote promising, and he still expects Dustin May and

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Bruce dark Graderole to help this team
at some point this year. But clearly

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no timeline for either Dustin May or
Bruce Dark Graderol right now. But Dustin

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May Bruce dark Graderol according to Dave
Roberts, he still expects both of them

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to be a part of this team
at some point. Okay, Max Munsey,

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according to Dave Roberts, still not
swinging a bat. He is taking

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ground balls. David Vasse has seen
him in pregame taking ground balls. He's

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been at Camelback Ranch working out.
His return remains TBD. And the problem

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is it wasn't just a small little
bleaque injury. Apparently it was a big

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o'blique injury. Wasn't just an isolated
the spot they can work on. Apparently

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it was a bigger injury than they
thought, and it's been a nagging injury

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and slow to heal, and he's
certainly been frustrated. He told David Vassay

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that on the pregame show last week. But Max Munsey baseball activities but not

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swinging to bat yet. So it
kind of feels like the timetable for Max

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Munsey is clearly post All Star break, and who knows even after that when

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he returns now then you get Clayton
Kershaw. Clayton Kershaw through a bullpen session

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today but reported some feeling of soreness
in his shoulder. This according to Dave

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Roberts, the Dodgers are now going
to monitor him in the next couple of

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days, and Dave Roberts said said
it's possible that his next rehab auti,

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which is scheduled for Tuesday in Oklahoma
City with the Dodgers triple A of Philly,

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it could be pushed back now.
David Vassay talked about it with us

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here on Dodgers on Deck in the
pregame show. He said, the level

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of concern isn't great right now,
because this could be part of the process

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of coming back from an arm injury. In this case, it's a shoulder

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injury and surgery. You build up
calcium, you build up stuff around the

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surgery, and it soar and you
have to work through that soreness. It's

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part of if you have a knee
injury, you know this, you know

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the Weekend Warrior. If you have
an ankle injury, a knee injury,

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the calcium build up around it,
the scar tissue, that's the better thing.

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The scar tissue that builds up from
an injury. And you rehab and

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you strengthen the ankle or the leg
or a calf, or an arm or

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a hand or a shoulder. The
tightness is gonna be there, but you

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have to work through it. And
I think, based on what I'm seeing

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in David Vassay's comments in the pregame
show, sort of feels like that could

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be what he's doing experience. Let's
hope and that they'll monitor him and if

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they need to push back his second
start, which he made his first one

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for the Ranchel Cukamunga quakes earlier this
week, then so be it. But

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I don't think it's necessarily a roadblock
right now, maybe just a little bit

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of a hurdle, a speed bumpoy, so to speak, for Clayton Kershaw

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as he makes his way back from
shoulder surgery this past offseason. So a

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little bit of soreness that's expected,
and you're coming back from an injury.

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So hopefully he just gets through it. It's not soaring the next couple days

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and he can go back out there
on Tuesday for Oklahoma cite all right,

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that's gonna do it for a postgame
Dodger Talking extended version tonight, Happy birthday

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to my guy, Colin Yee.
Check him out on Twitter, Colin ye

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ten, Right, Colin ye ten, Shout him out at Colin ye ten

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Follow him on Twitter. He's a
baseball guy, he's a boxing fan.

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One of the good guys out there
in a world with bad people. He's

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one of the good guys. We're
in a Beach Boys sweater tonight. How

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about that. He's an old soul
and a young body. Colin ye ten

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on Twitter X give him a follow, give him a happy birthday, shout

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out, a special shout out on
this Saturday, and he's got an hour

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left of his birthday. I think
he turned what twenty two today? Pretty

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close to that, all right,
Thanks to Colin, Thanks to you for

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being a part of the show,
Thanks for listening, thanks for podcasting.

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We'll be back on Monday, David
A bad Sale'll be back with all the

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postgame festivities ends from Chicago. Well
I'm Wrongo Casino, Dodgers on deck on

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Monday and beginning a four first pitch
Dodgers in white Sox at five to ten.

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No Dodger game tomorrow. Find a
pool, find the ocean, find

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some ac stay cool, enjoy your
Sunday, Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

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So on, everybody,