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Talk. Fight back, Tim Cats, Will Smith with three home runs,

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Miguel Vargas goes deep, Freddie Freeman
comes through in the eighth inning as the

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Dodgers get the win over the Milwaukee
Brewers tonight eight to five. Hi,

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everybody, and welcome to postgame Dodger
Talk here on AM five seventy. LA

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eight seven two five seventy if you were

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at the game tonight's if you're leaving
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the Valley of the West side of
the Ocdie, I want to hear from

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you at eight six six nine eight
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the game right here on AM five
seventy, LA Sports A lot to dive

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into from this game tonight, in
which Tyler Glassnow got the start and was

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perfect for three innings, and then
the fourth inning well he ran into a

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Wall, He got himself out of
it with a couple of strikeouts, not

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before five runs came across from the
Milwaukee Brewers. A rees Hoskins grand slam

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put the exclamation point for the Brewers
in that fourth inning, but the Dodgers

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offense did not go quietly. Will
Smith had a couple of early home runs.

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Miguel Vargas a two run home run
cut the deficit in half. Will

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Smith's home run in the seventh inning
tied the game at five, and then

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the eighth inning, Freddie Freeman getting
it done with the two runs single RBI's

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fifty seven and fifty eight to give
the Dodgers the lead, and an insurance

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run from Tascar Hernandez with an RBI
double the eighth inning gave the Dodgers an

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eight to five lead. How about
the Dodgers bullpen tonight the law offices of

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Tryning, Hudson and Phillips Blake Trning, Daniel Hudson, Evan Phillips Tonight three

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shutout in after Tyler Glass now six
innings of work. Evan Phillips comes in

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after the Dodgers scored three in the
bottom of the eighth. The Dodgers come

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back in the ninth inning with Evan
Phillips on the mound, strikeout, strikeout,

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strikeout, ball, game over and
the Dodgers get to win fifty four

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and thirty five. Now on the
season are the Dodgers And when you think

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about the long term, the big
picture of this season, David Veasse talked

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about it last night, I know
that the top two teams, remember get

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buys in the wild card round,
you go right to the NLDS, and

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the Dodgers need to be one of
those two top teams in the NL.

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And right now it's the Phillies with
fifty eight wins, the Dodgers with fifty

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four wins, and the Brewers at
fifty two wins. So this series head

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to head means a lot. Now, certainly there's a lot of baseball to

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be played between now and the first
week of October. A lot's gonna happen.

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Teams are going to have streaks up, teams are gonna have losing streaks

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down. Things are gonna happen over
the course of the second half of the

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season. But anytime you have a
head to head matchup against a first place

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team like the Milwaukee Brewers are in
the NL Central you want to take care

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of business in these head to head
meetings. Sure, you're fighting your own

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battle out west in the National League
Western Division, and the Padres just aren't

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going away. They came back and
beat the Diamondbacks tonight. The Giants are

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ten back, the Diamondbacks now ten
and a half games back. The Rockies

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are really out of the pitcher.
But keeping a look at what's happening in

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the division and a bigger lens looking
at what's happened in the National League,

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this is a big win for the
Dodgers tonight against a playoff caliber team in

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the Milwaukee Brewers, and had really
good Milwaukee Brewers team built, like Rick

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Monday said during the game, a
couple of times built just like the Arizona

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Diamondbacks are contact, speed and good
pitching. And that's the recipe for a

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team that's now first place. It
has a five game lead in the NL

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Central but a team in which the
Dodgers tonight was able to get to their

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bullpen in the eighth inning and get
the win eight to five, eight six,

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six, nine, eighty seven two
five seventy. Will Smith had a

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night three home runs, on base
five times with two walks, one of

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those walks came in the eighth inning, which was huge. More on that

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in a minute, but it becomes
just a fourth catcher in Dodgers' history to

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hit three home runs in a game, Yasmani Grindal in twenty sixteen, Mike

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Piazza back in nineteen ninety six,
and Roy Campanella did it way back in

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nineteen fifty. Pretty exclusive club to
be a part of. If you're Will

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Smith, one of four Dodger catchers
in the history of the franchise to hit

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three home runs in a game.
Pretty impressive. And Freddie Freeman tonight a

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big base knock in the eighth inning. Miguel Vargas had a two run home

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run in the fourth inning. Mcgil
El Vargas somebody David and I Vessa and

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I talked about in the pregame show
today. David got eyes on Miguel taking

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ground balls at third base and then
asked Dave Roberts about it in the pregame.

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They're gonna give Miguel Vargas more playing
time now there is an opening with

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the Jason Hayward injury and him going
on the injury list in case he missed

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that A bruised knee, suffered it
last night against the Diamondbacks, had to

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come out of the game. He's
on the il. James Outman gets recalled.

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But this is an opportunity for Miguel
Vargas, who's been playing left field

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now taking ground balls at third base, can play multiple positions if needed,

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to get more abs. He's been
playing. He's been up and been in

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at about twenty games, just under
getting about forty plus at bats, just

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not getting the opportunity to play on
a full time basis, both the injury

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to Max Munsey's still and now Jason
Hayward injury in Tioscar Hernandez moving over to

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right field pretty much on an everyday
basis. Miguel Vargas is going to get

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every opportunity to play every day now
and get opportunities. And Miguel Vargas took

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every advantage of that tonight great at
bats. And I go back to last

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night watching him at Dodger Stadium and
what he did. He went one for

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three last night against Arizona. Okay, that's a good night, but he

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hit the ball hard almost every single
time. He had really good at bats

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last night, I thought, and
he carried over into the game tonight for

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Miguel Vargas goes two for three,
the two run home run, does a

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good job on the home run by
the way, get his hands through the

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zone. One headed home run to
left field, just over the short wall

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in left field. Vargas goes two
for three, the home run, on

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base three times when he drew a
walk. The second hit he had other

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than the home run was a pivotal, absolutely pivotal single that he had to

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start off the eighth inning. It
was clutch, the Dodgers were chasing.

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The Brewers tied it in the seventh
on the Will Smith home run, have

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momentum going to the eighth inning.
After Daniel Hudson's one two three top half

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of the eighth, the Dodgers riding
that momentum, Miguel Vargas singles to left

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on the first pitch he sees from
Paguero. Two batters later, Chris Taylor

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walks really good at bat six pitches, two to two count, turns into

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a three to two count, and
he walks Otani, who did not have

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a great night tonight and is struggling, grounded out Will Smith with an open

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base, basically got walked. He
saw five pitches fouled off a ball in

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the middle of the play, but
the other four pitches that were balls weren't

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really in the zone. I don't
blame the Milwaukee Brewers for not pitching to

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will Smith with an opportunity to a
fourth home run. They put Smith on

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with a walk load the bases pitching
change, Freddie Freeman comes up again.

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The inning all started with Miguel Vargas
and the bottom of the lineup Lucks and

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Taylor, turning over the lineup to
Otani, who unfortunately couldn't deliver will Smith,

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though, Walks passes the baton to
Freddie Freeman, and he delivers with

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the two runs single. Ta Oscar
then and RBI double, and the Dodgers

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get three runs on three hits in
the eighth inning, and they go on

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to win. Miguel Vargas set the
stage for the Dodgers in that bottom half

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of the eighth inning earlier hits,
the two run home run, A really

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good job by Miguel Vargas, who, keep in mind, is only twenty

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four years old. Dodger fans I
think rode off Miguel Vargas last year Opening

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Day, starting second baseman, played
the first half of the season almost every

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day at second struggled mightily offensively at
the plate. I mean just struggled at

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the big league level, so much
so that during the All Star break a

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quiet move, they set him down
to Oklahoma City, and when they reconvened

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for the second half of the season, there was no Miguel Vargas at second

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base, and he was in TRIPLEA
Oklahoma City the second half of the year.

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Last year spring training, Miguel Vargash
was just kind of a thought like,

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yeah, roster spot, We're gonna
go to Korea, extra man on

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the roster. Miguel Vargas never really
complained. David Assay has talked about it.

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Rick Monday talked about on the pregame
show today if you were listening to

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the TV broadcast, they talked about
it with Orl Hirscheiser and Joe Davis about

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how Miguel Vargas has leaned on j
D. Martinez, former Dodger now at

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the Mets about how to have a
good mental approach when you're not playing every

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day, because j D. Martinez
is a designated hitter, and when you're

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not out in the field and you're
only a DH. You have to mentally

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change your approach and the way you're
feeling during a game. It's just different

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as a DH. And he had
to lean on JD. Martinez. He

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took simulated at bats when he thought
his spot in the lineup would come up.

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He was mentally checked in during games
even though he wasn't getting he at

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bats, and when his number was
called, he came out. And he's

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done a really good job off the
bench and in spots starts and has earned

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this opportunity now because of injuries to
play every day. And to me,

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yesterday had good at bats, Today, good at bats. The home run,

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the leadoff signal on the eighth inning
set in the table for the Dodgers,

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and they come back and win eight
to five. Let's go back out

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to Dodger Stadium. David Vasse and
the media standing by with Miguel Vargas.

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Miguel, what a night for the
team and you had a big part of

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it. How good did it feel
to contribute the way he did and for

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the team to get the win?
Obviously it was a great game for everyone

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else. You know, like every
time tried to go there, you know,

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help my team to win and you
know, be on the best spot

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for help them. How excited are
you for this opportunity? It felt like

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earlier today you you had a different
spirit about yourself. Yeah, one hundred

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percent. You know, I feel
feel good when I was starting playing,

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so obviously my my mine got a
little bit exciting. So you know,

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just trying to enjoy it most I
can when out I go there to play.

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How did those sunflower seats feel when
Tail threw it to you and gave

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you a big hug, Greg Gray? You know every time I stepped in

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their home play after a home where
I'm letting those seats coming to me and

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you made a nice catch and left
feel too. Yeah, yeah, I

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feel great. I'll feel you know, I have to give him that to

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Clayton. He being helped me a
lot. So yeah, you know,

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I just feel great there all right, Miguel, thanks a lot, congratulations

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and Korea changed you. Thank you, say, going back to their trip

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together in Korea. Yeah, he
gets the sunflower shower sunflower seats shower as

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he came off the field with it
to run home run the fourth inning.

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I hate to see some flower seeds
wasted like that, especially if they're smacking

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some flower seeds and backyard barbecue some
flower seeds, or the cinnamonturo or even

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the garlic parm I hate to see
him wasted, I really do. But

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the celebration is cool and it's rightfully
so. You hit a home run,

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you should celebrate that. In the
big leagues. Will Smith got to celebrate

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it three times tonight, Miguel Vargas
celebrate with the two run shot in the

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fourth inning. Dodgers celebrate in a
win eight to five over the Milwaukee Brewers

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as they get the victory. Now, fifty four and thirty five, eight

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sixty six, nine eighty seven,
two five seventy is the number. It's

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got to Luke in Long Beach starting
us off here on postgame Dodger Talk,

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How you doing, Luke? Doing
all right? Brother? How are you

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doing? Fantastic? Get the win
tonight feels even better to get to watch

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a little drone show. Oh,
felt fantastic. But my question is,

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with the trade deadline approaching, do
you think the Dodgers are going to look

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to get more of a big bat
to add to that offense, more of

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a pitcher, or more of a
guy that's gonna get on base and then

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rely on otawanis freemanteo to get you
know, the big RBIs for the team.

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Yeah, good question. Look,
the trade deadline comes up the final

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day of July, so got a
few weeks, about three plus weeks to

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see how it all plays out.
As of last week, twenty five of

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the thirty teams in Major League Baseball
will stir contenders in some fashion, whether

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as the division or wild card spots
in the American and National League. So

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with that being said, again,
it's supply and demand, buyers and sellers.

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When you've got a lot of buyers
out there and very few sellers,

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like a housing market, the price
goes up, you've got a lot of

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houses out there, the price goes
down, and there's not a lot of

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buyers. It's give and take price
supplying demand. And right now there's a

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lot of teams looking to get better
the second half of the season and get

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over the hump into October, and
that means there's less teams selling, and

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there's less team selling. That means
there's even less quality arms, bats,

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bench players that are actually available.
When you think about you're gonna go out

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and help your team get better,
you're not gonna make a trade just for

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the sake of making a trade.
To go out and get somebody's third or

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fourth pitcher who's hovering at five hundred
and a five ERA just doesn't make sense.

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You're trying to get your team better. So if there's not a lot

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of teams selling, and the teams
that are selling, there's only a few

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arms, I mean, just a
couple of arms that are available on the

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trade market, that price has gone
way up as far as the asking price

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if you're the Chicago White Sox or
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or a team like that. So
I think the Dodgers will be active.

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I hope they'll be active at the
trade deadline, but I think priority number

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one is starting pitching because of the
question marks with Bobby Miller in my mind,

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With Walker Bueller, you just don't
know. With Clayton Kershaw, I

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mean, we hope to get him
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but what kind of Clayton Kershaw are
we going to see? Fingers crossed,

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we get the Hall of Fame Clayton
Kershaw and he comes back and he's

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able to be a guy we can
rely upon in October. But you just

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don't know Dustin May, how far
off is he. I mean, there's

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they're starting pitching. Ya'm a moto, the highest paid pitcher in baseball,

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Rotator cuff Strain. You don't know
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in the second half of the season. He hasn't started throwing yet. So

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with all that being said, in
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young arms and James Paxtt and Tyler
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need another proven arm that can go
out and start a game in game one,

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Game two, or Game three of
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to shoot for, is a guy
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games for you. Come October eight, six, six, nine, eighty

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seven, two five, Sey,
We'll take a time out, we'll come

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back. We'll hear from Jose Mode. We're also gonna hear from Dennis Higgins.

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You asked, who is Dennis Higgins. He's the voice of the Tulsa

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Drillers. I had a chance to
talk to him two months ago. Two

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months ago, I talked to him
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the Dodger prospects in double a Tulsa, and he told me about a left

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handed pitcher to keep an eye on. And that left handed pitcher this may

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be starting for the Dodgers on Sunday, Justin Robleski, you'll hear from the

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voice of the Tulsa Drillers on Justin
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about him as well. Dodgers win
tonight and they beat the Brewers. Three

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runs of the eighth inning, three
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Dodgers win at eight to five.
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Dodgers trailer. Will swings hits a
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It's done. A three home road
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game. Where there's a Will,
there's a way, and Will is finding

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his way home. Five to five. Hey, three run home run nights

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for Will Smith. Just a fourth
catcher in Dodger history to do that.

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As the Dodgers Speed the Brewers eight
to five. Tim Kate's back with you

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Go back to your phone calls in
a minute. Let's check out with Jose.

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It's time to go around the Horn
with Hosean Mogajse. Pretty good company.

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Will Smith joins tonight you HASMIGHTI Grendal, some guy named Mike Piazza,

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and the great Roy Campanella. How
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special to see Will Smith finally break
out. I mean, a tough month

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of May, tough month of June, coming alive here in July, and

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you know, for Will with the
home runs, what I saw today was

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actually a guy that was on time, and for Will with a lick kick

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that he had. He's not a
guy that swings violently. There's never a

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swing out of control, but sometimes
the swingers out a little out of whack

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when he doesn't land on time,
and today we saw that even more impresient

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to me, Tim's effected the walks. You know, when you are on

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the slow but you starting the ball
out of the ballpark and getting some barrels

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and the ball starts carrying that you
get a little bit too happy with their

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swing of the zone. But he
kept a roadway needed to be stay run

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online and he has two big walks
today. So the home runs are great.

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Hope this gets some go about how
nice to go from eleven to fourteen

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just like that. Huh yeah,
that's awesome. Miguel Vargas tonight, great

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to run home run, let off
the eighth inning, And I think something

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that kind of goes unlooked is that
single leads off the eighth inning, gets

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a guy on base, keeps that
momentum going after the Dodgers tied it in

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the seventh, one two three,
top half of the eighth inning with the

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Dodgers needed to keep them off the
scoreboard, and then he gets things going.

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I'm encouraged. I'm excited to see
what Miguel Vargas can do, hopefully

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with some more playing time here,
Jose, because I keep saying it,

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but I don't want Dodger fans to
get up on he's twenty four. He

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was twenty three a year ago in
the opening day second baseman, went through

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some struggles, didn't come back the
second half of the year from Triple A

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Oklahoma City. But he's only twenty
four. Can I give up a guy

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like this, especially because now he's
playing the third position in three years.

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That's number one. Number two is
you know, as limited time as he

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had he had coming into tonight thirty
nine at bass, hitting three oh eight.

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Well, he is making the most
out of plate appearances. And I'm

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talking about how much involved he has
been in even taking his walks and then

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hitting line drives. What big difference
is the eggs of velocity but also the

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long changles for him. And I'm
not talking about flyball, No, I'm

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talking about he's getting them more,
the ball more in the air, beating

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line drives and gap ball because now
his fingers are healthy. Man, two

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unhealthy fingers last year just didn't do
many justice. We didn't see Miguel Vargas,

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the wide the guy that was projected
to be obviously a rum produce from

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the big leagues last year because of
the injuries to his hands. But you

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know, I talked to him today
a little bit about this, and he

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knew he was going to be playing. You know, Jameson Attler was at

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the ballpark on time. But this
is the time that he has earned this

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because another good thing that Dave Roberts
has done is he has allowed him to

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go out there and stay in game. Sometimes after they bring a right handed

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pitcher for yon player. That is
so important to get the reps and see

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the ball coming to the list of
the arm and the body to stay in

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it. Because with the opportunity like
this comes, well, he's more than

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earned it and he knows that now
that he belongs in. Another thing on

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hand, lastly is to playing the
outfield. Today Clay McCollum, as a

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coach, took him in the outfield. He's in left field. Dave Roberts

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is supervised as the whole thing,
and they're shading him towards the line a

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little bit more and Clay mccollins hitting
from the left side as in pretending to

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hit line drives like the two he
cut. Today. So I'm glad that

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he saw that the practice plaid off
where quickly, but mainly with the battle

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that Dodgers needed some offense in that
bottom and he's getting it done, no

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doubt about it. I know Tyler
Glass now had the hiccup in the fourth

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inning, but I think tonight,
if you can draw it up as far

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as how you want your pitching usage
to go, the starter goes six innings

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and then the law office of Tryn
in Hudson and Phillips in the seventh,

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eighth, and ninth. I mean
that's the way they probably want to dial

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it up every single night. And
I know he had a hiccup in the

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fourth inning, but this is a
good recipe to have for success. Man,

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There's one pitch that tellerglassnow just wishes
he had back, and that's Reeve

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Hoskins has been scuffling, but the
last couple of games he's been on the

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ball a little bit more. But
I'm sure that Tyler Glass would just like

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to say, hey, I need
to get away from the one pitch.

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I mean to Jack Zawinski the trans
grishion the one pitch, and I to

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Hoskins spot he did not pout or
put his head down. It was pretty

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much like, Hey, I got
to become my best reliever right now for

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this team. I'm gonna go out
there and do it. So he retired

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the next seven batters than the era, and then he punched out and then

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he sets things up nicely for that
bullpen to come in as you mentioned,

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and the guys at the end today
with trying to Hudson Phillips thirty six pitches

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total, one hittle out, no
wash. That's what you shut down an

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offense like the Bruce who are much
different offensive team away from home as they

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are on the road. Dad about
it, Jose, appreciate it. We'll

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talk to you in a couple days
day. We'll be back tomorrow. Oh,

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take care, all right? There
he goes Jose moda. Dodgers get

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the win tonight, eight to five
over the Brewers. Daniel Hudson gets the

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winning and relief Evan Phillips to save
his fourteenth of the season. Edward joins

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us here on Dodger Talk after the
game, leaving Dodgers state him Edward,

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how you doing, I'm doing?
What? How Tim Kate? I'm doing

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fantastic? Do you like the Drone
show tonight? I heard it was pretty

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cool. I did. That was
my family. It was my son and

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my and my girlfriend. It was
one thousand my wife. Sorry, it

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was one thousand percent great. But
you know what I want to say,

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The Dodgers came back after the disappointing
series that Diamondbacks. Dodgers came back.

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We we one thousand person came back. Hopefully one is with the Brewers.

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But my question is with you,
Tim Kates, is do we need to

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trade for a starting pitcher because to
this point, I think we need the

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starting pitcher, and also I think
we need closer. I think we need

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Kelly Jensen back. What are you
thought. I don't think closers at the

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top of my list right now.
If I'm shopping at the trade deadline,

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I don't think I'm looking closer unless
it falls in my lap or it's part

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of a bigger deal to bring a
starting pitcher to this Dodgers team. And

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I mentioned it just a little while
ago. Starting pitching is number one on

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my shopping list. If you're the
Dodgers, and I think you have to

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be going into this at the trade
deadline knowing you're gonna have to give up

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probably a little bit more than you'd
like to get a Garrett Crochet. I

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know, Kevin Gosman's the name that
David Vasse brought up, A good name,

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but I think that's going to have
to cost you as well. Again,

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not a lot of sellers right now. More teams looking to get better

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as buyers this trade deadline than there
are cells. So with that being said,

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I think a guy like Kevin Gosmin's
is gonna also cost you, but

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not as much as at Garrett Crochet. What do is it going to cost

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you? I don't know, three
four top level prospects in your organization,

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maybe a major leaguer in three prospects, I'm not sure. But if you're

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the White Sox, you want a
Prenny Pitty back in return. If you're

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the Blue Jays and you're selling off
a Boba shed Vlag Garrard Junior. Maybe

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I've heard been talked about team looking
to get another bat to their lineup.

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Maybe somebody wants to add to Justin
Turner at the trade deadline as a veteran

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DH Kevin Gosman is another arm.
They're looking to get better. They're not

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looking to trade you a piece and
take your leftovers or take you a mid

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level prospect. They're just gonna fill
up their minor league system. They want

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to get better at the same time, but young on their roster. So

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I think starting pitcher has to be
a necessity for this Dodgers team. Dodgers

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went it tonight eight to five.
Tomorrow, James Paxton's gonna be on the

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mount in the second game of this
three game series, and then on Sunday

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will not be Bobby Miller. All
signs point to it. Now, it

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hasn't officially been announced, but all
signs point to Justin Robleski getting the start.

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And if you've listened to me on
off Night Dodger Talk this season and

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going back to the last season,
but mostly this season, which he's really

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taken off, I've told you about
Justin Robleski. I've told you what he's

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done in Double A Tulsa and now
in TRIPLEA Oklahoma City. Now, his

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backstory is pretty amazing. He was
drafted in twenty twenty two. He was

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drafted in twenty twenty two in the
eleventh round. All right, this is

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a guy who didn't get highly drafted. He comes to a Dodger organization in

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twenty twenty one, excuse me sets
it in twenty twenty one, comes to

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the Dodgers Tommy John surgery during his
junior year in college. Most teams thought

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he would go back to college his
senior season because he had just had Tommy

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John surgery. Started his career at
Clemson after Clemson, went to a JUCO

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and then went to Oklahoma State for
his junior year. Forty innings into his

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junior year, fifty strikeouts. His
season ends with an elbow injury, Tommy

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John surgery. Most teams didn't even
take a fly on him. The Dodgers

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did in the eleventh round, and
you know what, they signed them.

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Even though he had just had Tommy
John surgery. They signed him, helped

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him rehab. He didn't make a
start in the minor leagues until August of

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twenty twenty two, almost a whole
year later. He comes back from Tommy

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John surgery. Twenty twenty three.
He's in High A ball last year.

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This year starts in Double A Tulsa
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He's got a fastball, slider cutter
that is really good, really good.

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The scouts love him. Two months
ago, on Off Night Dodger Talk

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I talked to Dennis Higgins, the
voice of the Tulsa Drillers, a so

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cow guy in the Midwest now longtime
voice of the Tulsa Drillers, the Dodgers

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Double A affiliate, and I had
him on our Farm Report and off night

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Dodger Talk, and I asked him
about this guy having a great start to

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this season in Double A Tulsa.
A left hander who throws hard, who

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wasn't a highly thought of draft pick, not our first round bonus baby,

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but an eleventh round pick in twenty
twenty one. Who is this? Justin

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Robleski. Here's what he had to
say. World. Luski's a young man

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who played just up the road from
Tulsi played Oklahoma State and Stillwater, Oklahoma

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for one season. There this guy
to me and again, he's the real

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deal. I mean, anytime you
have a left hander who's in the mid

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upper nineties, very very impressive.
And I've been told by the two pitching

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coaches, Ryan Dennick and Darren Olinger. We have two pitching coaches in Tulsa.

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They both say this guy is the
most pre haired pitcher they've ever met.

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He comes to the games when he's
pitching he's got notes on all the

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other hitters. Very studious, well
organized, and well prepared. Aside from

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that, you know, he's in
the mid to upper nineties, and it

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was still impressive. He went five
to two Thursday the night here in Midland,

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and he was in the eighties in
his pitch down and he threw a

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couple of fastballs in the sixth and
ninety seven miles per hour, and that

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certainly caught my attention. This guy, I think he's going to be a

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big leaguer at some point. All
Right, there's Dennis Higgins two months ago

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talking about Justin Robuski in Double A
Tulsa. He has since moved on to

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Triple A Oklahoma City. He's got
a fastball mid to upper nineties. He's

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got a really nasty slider and a
cutter on top of all this. This

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is a guy. Eleventh round pick. Tommy John Surgery his junior year at

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Oklahoma State, started his career at
Clemson. Juco's sophomore year COVID hits shortens

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his sophomore year in twenty twenty twenty
twenty, once ends up at Oklahoma State.

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Tommy John Surgery two years later,
he could be making the start for

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the Dodgers on Sunday at Dodger Stadium. And oh, by the way,

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who does he list as his favorite
player growing up, Clayton Kershaw? How

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cool is it going to be for
him possibly to make his start on Sunday

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at Dodger Stadium with Clayton Kershaw in
a Dodger dugout. That would be pretty

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cool. Oh and on top of
all this, this is a guy who

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had a broken jaw in college and
was hit by a car after a senior

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year of high school before he even
got to Clemson. It's been through a

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lot, and all signs point to
him getting a start on Sunday his major

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league debut. Justin Robleski just keep
this in mind if he gets the ball

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on Sunday in the finale of this
three game series. He's been a lot

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of young arms come up the last
year and a half for the Dodgers,

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from Image Shean to Kyle Hurtz to
Bobby Miller to Gavin Stone. I mean,

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we've seen these guys come up and
contribute to this Dodger team in one

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way or another as a starter,
an opener, and a bulketing guy.

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Well, Justin Robleski could be the
next guy in line to help out this

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Dodger team. Left handed hard thrower
Justin Robleski. All right, big win

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for the Dodgers tonight. That's going
to do it for postgame Dodger Talk.

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Many thanks to Colin Ye. Thanks
to you Dodger fans for being a part

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of the show. Thank you for
podcasting on the iHeartRadio app or whatever platform

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you podcast this show. We appreciate
it. Dodgers come back with three runs

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in the eighth. Freddie Freeman.
The two runs single with two outs gives

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him the lead to Oscar Hernandez an
RBI double. Three home runs tonight from

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Will Smith. Fourth catcher in the
history of the Dodgers to do that.

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Congratulations to him. Dodgers get the
win, eight to five over the Brewers.

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They improved a fifty four and thirty
five overall on this season. We're

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back at it tomorrow on Saturday,
Morago Casino. Dodgers on Deck start at

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three o'clock in the afternoon, four
fifteen. First pitch James Paxton and Freddie

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Peralta the pitching matchup. Have a
great safe rest of your Friday night.

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Stay cool out there, it's a
warm one in southern California till tomorrow, so everybody