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Speaker 3: It's a two to one series lead for the good guys.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers lead the New York Mets after a game
Speaker 3: three win last night, and it ain't nothing. Shutout at
Speaker 3: City Field in New York. Walker Bueller fantastic four shutout innings.
Speaker 3: Four different relievers come in, put up Zeros, Keith k
Speaker 3: a Hernandez the new Mister October hits a home run early,
Speaker 3: the Dodgers jump out to a lead, and then a
Speaker 3: three run home run late from Shoeotani, Max Munsey a
Speaker 3: deep home run in the ninth inning. He was on
Speaker 3: base five times, two for two with three walks, and
Speaker 3: everything went right for the Dodgers last night as they
Speaker 3: take a two to one series lead. Game four Dodgers Mets,
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Speaker 3: at four pm, First pitch at five oh eight from
Speaker 3: the Galpamotors broadcast booth. A great pitching matchup with Yoshinobiyamamoto
Speaker 3: and Jose Kintana coming up tonight in Game four. We'll
Speaker 3: dive deeper into this pitching matchup coming up with just
Speaker 3: a little bit. Sean Green's gonna join us in less
Speaker 3: than thirty minutes. Get his thoughts on this series. Former Dodger,
Speaker 3: former New York Mets. Get his thoughts on what he's
Speaker 3: seen so far through three games. As the Dodgers now
Speaker 3: up two games to one. Game four tonight, David Vasta
Speaker 3: will join us here in just a couple of minutes.
Speaker 3: Jose Kintana, the left hander, hasn't given up an earned
Speaker 3: run in eleven innings so far in this postseason. A
Speaker 3: left hander has proven to be pretty problematic for Sho Hey,
Speaker 3: o Tani here in the postseason and this Dodgers team
Speaker 3: and Nya did it the other day. This is gonna
Speaker 3: be This is gonna be a tough one for the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is. And you know, especially the role that
Speaker 4: he's been on. The stat that jumps out at me
Speaker 4: is the fact that this guy does not give up
Speaker 4: home runs. The Dodgers do hit home runs. So I'm
Speaker 4: excited to see you know. Is it the immovable object
Speaker 4: or the undeniable force. I don't know which one's gonna
Speaker 4: come through, but it's gonna be a fun thing to watch.
Speaker 4: Can Tana? How long can you have a point five
Speaker 4: to seven ERA in your last eight starts and continue that?
Speaker 4: I don't know how long that can continue, especially when
Speaker 4: you're facing the elite teams in postseason. He's not gonna
Speaker 4: face an offense like this, so he'll be exciting to
Speaker 4: see this tonight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and this is a jose Kintana who is no
Speaker 3: stranger to the big leagues. Guy's been around since twenty twelve,
Speaker 3: was really good at one point for the Chicago White Sox.
Speaker 3: Has bounced around a lot since twenty twenty with the Cubs, Angels, Giants, Pirates, Cardinals,
Speaker 3: and it seemed to have found a home in New
Speaker 3: York with the Mets and postseason wise, you know, not
Speaker 3: a lot of experience in the postseason for Jose Kintana,
Speaker 3: but he's certainly pushed that aside and done very well
Speaker 3: in his couple of starts in the Wildcard round and
Speaker 3: the NLDS against the Phillies. The Dodgers will have done
Speaker 3: okay against him. Over the course of his career, They've
Speaker 3: seen him, certainly a lot, so this isn't an unfamiliar
Speaker 3: pitcher they're going to see tonight, and certainly not a
Speaker 3: guy like Shaman and i I who's reinvented himself and almost
Speaker 3: become a different pitcher.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know, for what he's been doing, I mean,
Speaker 4: look at his season, it's been exactly what his career
Speaker 4: has been. It's been a five hundred pitcher with a
Speaker 4: pretty good era, so a lot of it. You can
Speaker 4: probably lend to the fact that his teams weren't real
Speaker 4: prolific in score runs, which kept his you know, his uh,
Speaker 4: his one and lost record kind of at kind of lukewarm.
Speaker 4: I mean, his career is one O two and one
Speaker 4: oh three. I mean, that's it. So he's won as
Speaker 4: many as he's lost, and that's what it's been. This year.
Speaker 4: He was ten and ten with the three seventy five
Speaker 4: his his lifetime careers three seventy four. So it's exactly
Speaker 4: what the bubblegum card shows you. But for the last
Speaker 4: eight starts, Tim, this guy has been on fire, and
Speaker 4: I mean like nobody's full. I mean zero point five
Speaker 4: seven e ra in his last eight starts. He's not
Speaker 4: facing the weakest teams either. I mean, so, man, I'll
Speaker 4: tell you they're gonna have their hands full in the
Speaker 4: fact that he's left handed. Uh, you know, probably something
Speaker 4: to say in there where it's gonna put some pressure, Yeah,
Speaker 4: and maybe try to neutralize the left handed sticks on
Speaker 4: the on the on the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no doubt. We may not see Gavin Lucks in
Speaker 3: the lineup tonight against the left hand or we could,
Speaker 3: but we could also see as Chris Taylor inserted into
Speaker 3: the lineup, maybe KEYK moves over into the infield and
Speaker 3: Andy Pai has it's an opportunity in the outfield. They'll
Speaker 3: be interesting to see what they do with that lineup.
Speaker 3: Eight sixty six ninety seven two, five seventy, joining us
Speaker 3: now from New York City. He was up late last
Speaker 3: night doing a great job on all the postgame activities
Speaker 3: and Dodger talk. He is the one and only the
Speaker 3: best insider out there, and he's our Dodger insider, the
Speaker 3: one and only. David Vesta, David, good morning.
Speaker 5: I'm just a man, Tim.
Speaker 3: Just a mere mortal. We understand that we appreciate you, though, Dave,
Speaker 3: last night things if you could have drawn it up
Speaker 3: any better, I don't know if you could have the
Speaker 3: way the Dodgers got the fore innings from Walker Buehler,
Speaker 3: the great bullpen pitching, Key k Hernandez the new Mister October,
Speaker 3: and then some home runs late. It was drawn up
Speaker 3: and worked out to a t for the Dodgers last night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it really was.
Speaker 5: And I just thought early in the game the Dodgers
Speaker 5: had a lot of opportunities that they weren't able to
Speaker 5: cash in. They had the bases loaded with only one out,
Speaker 5: did not get anything, and for Key k to come
Speaker 5: up number one. You know, Steve, you know this. Players
Speaker 5: always tell me it's not about the home run, It's
Speaker 5: about what happened before the home run, and what happened
Speaker 5: before key K's home run in the sixth inning was
Speaker 5: Tommy Edmond coming up with a big two out base
Speaker 5: hit to keep the inning alive, and then Reed Garrett
Speaker 5: had you know, it seemed like the game was speeding
Speaker 5: up on him, and he boked Edmund to second base,
Speaker 5: And obviously that's an advantage if a runner is able
Speaker 5: to relay any signs to the hitter from second base,
Speaker 5: which is very much in between the lines. Okay to do.
Speaker 5: And then key K hits a home run off of
Speaker 5: rig garrett split fingered fastball, the first time this year
Speaker 5: anybody has done that. So I thought that was a
Speaker 5: huge sequence of events. And then for the Dodgers to
Speaker 5: be able to pile on really rewarded Dave Roberts with
Speaker 5: the way he managed early in the game because he
Speaker 5: was betting on his offense to score more runs so
Speaker 5: he wouldn't have to use more of his high leverage release,
Speaker 5: so he gets away with only using trying in and
Speaker 5: coopec last night.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't know about you, Tim, but Dave good to
Speaker 4: be with you this morning, Tim, you know, talking about
Speaker 4: you know David back there in New York. Doesn't he
Speaker 4: look like a kind of a New York guy. He
Speaker 4: looks like he would blend in very well with very
Speaker 4: nice crowd. He's you know, he's very handsome guy, well spoken,
Speaker 4: more sophisticated than most of us, you can you know that?
Speaker 5: And so I think nobody has ever said that about me.
Speaker 5: It's him.
Speaker 4: Well there, anyway, David, Enough of the enough of that.
Speaker 4: I wanted to talk about this, uh, this this great
Speaker 4: thing about the Dodgers. Uh and and the pitch, and
Speaker 4: of course everybody's talking about it in New York. I
Speaker 4: got some of my friends calling me from back there.
Speaker 4: But that breaking ball that Bueller threw to Lindor just
Speaker 4: kind of set the world on fire for for the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Threw it at a very very you know, Chancy time
Speaker 4: you talk about a guy with some called hoonus, That's
Speaker 4: what I'm talking about right there. Walker Bueller looks like
Speaker 4: a guy at the moment and his stock is surging
Speaker 4: right now, I mean doing it in big time fashion.
Speaker 4: He's got the swag, he's attacking hitters and his stuff
Speaker 4: looks fantastic.
Speaker 5: Right And isn't that the difference between last night and
Speaker 5: what we saw from him in San Diego? That second
Speaker 5: inning blew up on him in San Diego, and that's
Speaker 5: been kind of his issue this season where he pitches
Speaker 5: well but has one inning that goes off the rails,
Speaker 5: whether it's plays not being made behind him or him
Speaker 5: not being able to get swing and miss. That second
Speaker 5: inning could have gone sideways on him. Bases loaded, Francisco
Speaker 5: Lindor coming up, and he was able to really pitch
Speaker 5: his way out of that jam by not trying to
Speaker 5: have his ego get in the way and bully him
Speaker 5: with a fastball that isn't the same anymore. He was
Speaker 5: able to do to Lindor what he did all night
Speaker 5: last night, use his slider, use his curveball, and then
Speaker 5: have that fastball play up bigger than what it really was.
Speaker 5: It was ninety three, but because Lindor was seeing a
Speaker 5: lot of off speed pitches, it just exploded on him.
Speaker 5: And that was huge for not only the Dodgers, but
Speaker 5: for Bueller to get out of that jam and you know,
Speaker 5: not give back to two runs the Dodgers that scored
Speaker 5: the inning prior day.
Speaker 3: Want to give a little love to Maximunsey for what
Speaker 3: he did last night. Moved up in the order to
Speaker 3: the clean up spot five times on base, two for
Speaker 3: two of the home run, but three walks and you
Speaker 3: go back to the game before continuing to get on base.
Speaker 3: He's been a different looking hitter at the plate, a
Speaker 3: more patient hitter in the box.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Now eight consecutive plate appearances with reaching home runs, walks,
Speaker 5: and capped off last night's great game with a home
Speaker 5: run in the top of the ninth inning. So Max
Speaker 5: Monsey has reached an eight consecutive plate appearances and that's
Speaker 5: huge for the Dodgers because they need that presence in
Speaker 5: the middle of the order doing what Max Mounsey does,
Speaker 5: making the pitch your work, keeping the line moving, and
Speaker 5: at times doing a lot of damage. So it was
Speaker 5: really great to see Max. The last couple of games
Speaker 5: start to look like the monthly of old playoff pasts
Speaker 5: and for the Dodgers and monthsie, you know, this is
Speaker 5: a this is what makes the Dodgers lineup that much longer.
Speaker 5: So yeah, next month, he had a really good game,
Speaker 5: no doubt.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Uh, David, I want to talk about the other
Speaker 4: side for a second.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: When Reid Garrett gives up the home run to to Kik,
Speaker 4: what is it with the smile and the smirk on
Speaker 4: his face when he's in the dugout looking at the camera.
Speaker 4: He's acting like this was a big joke. I mean,
Speaker 4: what is a smile on the smirk about you? Just
Speaker 4: you just got shoved and he thought it was a joke,
Speaker 4: thought it was funny. I couldn't. I couldn't believe that attitude.
Speaker 4: I don't know what that is, the way he deals
Speaker 4: with it or what, but I thought that was a
Speaker 4: bit creepy and when that happened, and anyway, I wanted
Speaker 4: to get your taken on that. But also about Kintana,
Speaker 4: where is this coming from? The guy's got a point
Speaker 4: fifty seven era in the last eight starts. You know,
Speaker 4: he's not facing the bottom of the barrel here in postseas.
Speaker 4: I can't believe that this guy is just killing it.
Speaker 4: He's a five hundred pitcher in his career.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's pretty interesting how he has found his old
Speaker 5: self again with the White Sox. But Steve, if you
Speaker 5: want me to try to get into the head of
Speaker 5: Keik Hernandez, number one, that seems very scary.
Speaker 1: And number two, I have no chance of diagnosing what's
Speaker 1: going on in his head.
Speaker 5: But you know, everything whatever he's doing in that dugout
Speaker 5: is whatever the reason he's able to perform on this
Speaker 5: big stage. He has no fear, and you know, he
Speaker 5: finds a way to go to different places to make
Speaker 5: this feel like any other game, even though he knows
Speaker 5: it's it's a huge stage. So he was itching to
Speaker 5: get into the starting lineup during the NLDS. It's one
Speaker 5: thing to itch and say you can do it. It's
Speaker 5: another to back it up, which he has done.
Speaker 1: What did he? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Go ahead? Sorry that no, go ahead?
Speaker 5: No, No, what do you got?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: I was just gonna say when now?
Speaker 6: What you got? Saxy?
Speaker 4: When they asked him about you know, you know how
Speaker 4: you guys doing this, and he says, well, are we
Speaker 4: being recorded right now? He says, well, because we don't
Speaker 4: give a blank. You know, I thought that was a
Speaker 4: great answer. I loved it, all right.
Speaker 5: That's there everything I say now when I walk by him,
Speaker 5: are we live?
Speaker 1: Are we live? About him?
Speaker 4: What are you going to say about the next guy?
Speaker 4: Until I rudely interrupted.
Speaker 5: You No, I mean Kintana, Like, I don't understand why
Speaker 5: he's this good, but I can tell you the Dodgers
Speaker 5: are really good against lefties, and I could tell you uh, KEYK.
Speaker 5: Speaking of keyk Hernandez, his first big playoff game was
Speaker 5: Game five of the twenty seventeen NLCS against the Cubs,
Speaker 5: and who was starting that game. It was Jose Kintana.
Speaker 5: So the Dodgers are not intimidated by Kantana a night
Speaker 5: game as well. For a lefty in this ballpark, he
Speaker 5: should be human, but he's obviously doing something right. But
Speaker 5: the Dodgers are doing a lot of things right, and
Speaker 5: it feels like they have the Mets in a very
Speaker 5: vulnerable position coming into the game tonight.
Speaker 3: Dave, I want my final thing. I take a step
Speaker 3: back and looking at this Dodgers team and the way
Speaker 3: they've played, but certainly the way they're acting and their
Speaker 3: things they're saying before and after games. This is a
Speaker 3: team that certainly I feel is playing with a little
Speaker 3: bit of a chip on their shoulder. And how are
Speaker 3: they're getting their motivation? I don't know, but to hear
Speaker 3: Max Munsey, Keith Hernandez, every player last night after this
Speaker 3: win talk about it's all about us, it's we We're
Speaker 3: playing for each other. This is a team that has
Speaker 3: completely bought into each other for this postseason run.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're playing for each other. Like I said a
Speaker 5: few times before, I've been told that the turning point
Speaker 5: for the team was a getting together before the first
Speaker 5: round of the playoffs started and not making it seem
Speaker 5: like it was a bad thing to have five days off,
Speaker 5: but turning it into a positive. And b when Walker
Speaker 5: Bueler had that second inning in San Diego and started
Speaker 5: to throw things in the dugout and ta Oscar Hernandez
Speaker 5: hit that Grand Slam, that showed there was something different
Speaker 5: about this team, and that made this team believe. And
Speaker 5: after they beat the Padres, quite honestly, they probably feel
Speaker 5: they could beat anybody because that was right now the
Speaker 5: toughest roadblock between them and the World Series. And I
Speaker 5: really don't see any team stopping them. And I'm not
Speaker 5: just saying that because this is the Dodgers Radio, I
Speaker 5: travel with the team. It's not because of that. This
Speaker 5: is the first time since twenty seventeen or twenty twenty
Speaker 5: that I'm a firm believer that no team can stop
Speaker 5: the Dodgers on their way to a World championship, even
Speaker 5: those pinstripe Yankees.
Speaker 4: David, I just wanted to make a comment, and I'll
Speaker 4: be out is I just wanted to kind of you
Speaker 4: jump on what you said about this team and something
Speaker 4: different about the team and whatnot. This team plays like
Speaker 4: they're a not very Their attitude is like they're not
Speaker 4: a very talented team and they have to scrap and
Speaker 4: claw for everything. That's kind of like the attitude I have.
Speaker 4: This team is so damn hungry and they're talented, which
Speaker 4: is a really scary thing to behold if you're going
Speaker 4: against the Dodgers. And we've talked about this earlier in
Speaker 4: the program today, but since we're on this issue, there's
Speaker 4: something different about this team. I can't explain it. I
Speaker 4: can't really point there's too many things to point out.
Speaker 4: I guess you'd say, but the team wants it extremely bad.
Speaker 4: And that's that's the biggest thing I see with this team.
Speaker 4: As great as they are, as hitting home runs, as
Speaker 4: great as a pitching performances have been, like Walker Bueller
Speaker 4: did last night, it pales in comparison to what the
Speaker 4: IT factor is. That it factor on this team is enormous.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I feel like the it factor, Steve is the
Speaker 5: guys that have been here before. Right last night, it
Speaker 5: was Bueller, was Moncy, it was k k the Dodgers
Speaker 5: have a really good team. It feels like everybody always
Speaker 5: talks about who they're playing and gives them a lot
Speaker 5: of credit, but don't realize that the Dodgers are the
Speaker 5: team nobody wants to play. And Keith a Hernandez has
Speaker 5: said this repeatedly. He wants a parade. In twenty twenty,
Speaker 5: they did not get a parade. They want a parade
Speaker 5: this time, and it would be the first Dodger parade
Speaker 5: in downtown LA since Steve Sacks and the eighty eight
Speaker 5: Dodgers who beat the Mighty Mets right here in New York.
Speaker 4: Wow, it's fitting. It's got to happen.
Speaker 3: David. We appreciate it. Thanks for getting up with us
Speaker 3: this morning. It's gonna be another long day, but hopefully
Speaker 3: a day in which the Dodgers take care of business.
Speaker 3: It could take a three to one series lead in
Speaker 3: this NLCS. We appreciate it. We'll be hearing from you
Speaker 3: throughout the day.
Speaker 5: Yep, thanks David, Jeevez Tim I'm not a longshoreman. I'm
Speaker 5: just going to cover a baseball game.
Speaker 3: I got a great job, David, and you have to
Speaker 3: do on the station.
Speaker 1: David, we appreciate it all right, guys, thanks, all.
Speaker 3: Right, there he goes David Vesse eight sixty six ninety
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Speaker 3: up at five to eight. Yoshinobiya Momoto and Jose Kintana,
Speaker 3: the left hander the pitching matchup in this game for
Speaker 3: the Dodgers a two to one series lead after an
Speaker 3: eight nothing shutout last night over the New York Mets.
Speaker 3: Three home runs from the Dodgers, including a three run
Speaker 3: home run from show Hate O'tani, power the Dodgers to
Speaker 3: a two to one series win. Sean Green will join
Speaker 3: us coming up in just a couple of minutes. But
Speaker 3: I know a lot of Dodger fans waiting patiently, and
Speaker 3: we appreciate that NASA in Pasadena is next up. Am
Speaker 3: I saying that right? Nasa or Nissa?
Speaker 1: It's Nissa?
Speaker 3: Sorry about the go ahead?
Speaker 7: Hey, Man just calling in, just lading out of that
Speaker 7: a Tiasca and Man just had a bad game last night.
Speaker 7: But I know he's going against King Tana the Latti,
Speaker 7: and I know he's gonna do some damage today.
Speaker 3: That's hope. So I think ta Oscars do certainly an
Speaker 3: over performance last night can get back on track. It
Speaker 3: doesn't need to be just show Hey or Muncie of
Speaker 3: these guys to get the contribution from everybody. If they
Speaker 3: can get something from ty Oscar tonight Man, you talk
Speaker 3: about an added boost of this Dodgers team. This is
Speaker 3: gonna be a uh, it'll be an interesting game for
Speaker 3: John and north Ridge. Just next up with Steve Saxon,
Speaker 3: Tim kase here on a five to seventy. John, How
Speaker 3: you doing.
Speaker 6: I'm doing good. Thank you guys for taking my call.
Speaker 1: Thank you go ahead.
Speaker 6: I want to give credit to David ass because the
Speaker 6: first three games versus the Padres, Kik did not play
Speaker 6: with not on the lineup or anything. And then I
Speaker 6: guess the next day after the third game, a dessay
Speaker 6: mentioned Kik we should put him out there. He has
Speaker 6: a lot of playoff experience. You know, he's going to produce,
Speaker 6: and now we're talking about him. He's uh, mister October,
Speaker 6: he's productive and I just want to call it to
Speaker 6: give him some credit.
Speaker 3: Awesome. I'm sure Dave will appreciate that. Thank you, John. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a I don't think it was a secret though,
Speaker 3: that Key k Hernandez is a postseason player. I am shocked,
Speaker 3: and I think Dave was bringing that up constantly earlier
Speaker 3: in the series. Why is he not getting an opportunity.
Speaker 3: They went to Andy Pajes when Miguel Loss came out
Speaker 3: of that game down in San Diego and Ojas couldn't
Speaker 3: deliver in his two at bats and the Dodgers dropped
Speaker 3: Game three. And to see Keiky Hernandez in the lineup,
Speaker 3: I mean, there's some things that you just have to
Speaker 3: have in October and Keyky Hernandez in a lineup involved
Speaker 3: somehow in your lineup, whether it's off the bench or starting,
Speaker 3: it's a must happen. To see what he's doing here.
Speaker 3: We've talked about the numbers. It's amazing the Keiki Hernanda's
Speaker 3: name is being mentioned with Luke Garrick and Babe Ruth.
Speaker 4: Well, you know it's it's it's not even a question
Speaker 4: going forward whether he's going to be in there or
Speaker 4: not now, because the man has a flare for postseason.
Speaker 4: I mean, if that's what they write about him when
Speaker 4: his career is all over here, he had a real
Speaker 4: penchant for doing something special in postseason. You know what,
Speaker 4: he'll take it because that's when it really counts. And
Speaker 4: there is something different about this guy in postseason. You
Speaker 4: gotta have him in the lineup.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Ryan and Carl's Bad is next up here on
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Speaker 8: Going into the series, you know, going into the playoffs,
Speaker 8: I was deeply concerned about our starting pitching death or
Speaker 8: lack thereof, and I've been just blown away by the
Speaker 8: quality of the bullpen. Walker Buehler was asked about it
Speaker 8: last night. You know what's going on? How are they
Speaker 8: able to accomplish this? And he said, I think every
Speaker 8: guy in our bullpen brings something different, And I wanted
Speaker 8: to ask you guys, the key to the bullpen success.
Speaker 8: Is it how we're using how we're deploying the bullpen.
Speaker 8: Is it pitch sequencing from the guys in the bullpen?
Speaker 8: Is it you know, our angle the stuff? You know,
Speaker 8: what are you guys seeing from the bullpen? How are
Speaker 8: they getting these results that we're seeing which has just
Speaker 8: been unbelievable.
Speaker 3: All right, I appreciate it. I'll start that off real quick,
Speaker 3: Sir Zaxy. I think they're all talented arms, but the
Speaker 3: fact that they don't have assign roles and all of
Speaker 3: them have bought into this. Whoever it gets called, go
Speaker 3: out there, do your job, and then the next guy
Speaker 3: do your job, and they're all rooting for each other
Speaker 3: and there's nothing like, well, I'm the closure, what's the
Speaker 3: closer for the White Sox? You know, hey, you brought
Speaker 3: me over here to be the ninth inning guy. Why
Speaker 3: is Evan Phillips the ninth inning guy? Why is Blake
Speaker 3: trying the eighth inning guy. There's none of that finger
Speaker 3: pointing or questioning going on. They all just want to
Speaker 3: go out and whenever their number is called, go out
Speaker 3: and do their best.
Speaker 4: It's right and that is because they're great guys or pros,
Speaker 4: and the manager, Dave Roberts, certainly has something to do
Speaker 4: with that. I would say another reason for this is
Speaker 4: the unfamiliarity that the offense has when they have to,
Speaker 4: you know, go against these guys. They don't see them
Speaker 4: all the time. And I also think it's it's because
Speaker 4: of the matchups, the planning that goes on. I guarantee
Speaker 4: you one thing they're they're not just hanging out in
Speaker 4: the hotel. Dave Roberts with his coaches is doing matchups.
Speaker 4: They're doing mock versions of what the game might look
Speaker 4: like in the you know, from if there's trouble with
Speaker 4: the starter all the way through the game. They're doing
Speaker 4: the matchups all the way throughout, and how to use
Speaker 4: that bullpen most effectively. I think those reasons combined ers
Speaker 4: why you're seeing such a great performance.
Speaker 3: It's that's a tight knit group. David Vesse gets to
Speaker 3: be around them all the time. I've seen it out
Speaker 3: at the stadium. It's a group that gets along. It's
Speaker 3: a group that's tight knip and tight knit. They do
Speaker 3: a lot of stuff together at the stadium, you know,
Speaker 3: and it's a good.
Speaker 4: Group to each other. Yeah, I mean that's I mean,
Speaker 4: you're gonna perform a lot better when you like your
Speaker 4: surroundings and you don't usually work with people that you dislike.
Speaker 4: They genuinely care about each other, and that's that's a
Speaker 4: great thing.
Speaker 3: Eight six six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy is
Speaker 3: our number. We'll get back out to the phones in
Speaker 3: just a minute. But a pleasure now to spend a
Speaker 3: few minutes with a guy who spent fifteen years in
Speaker 3: the big leagues the Pride and Test in high school.
Speaker 3: He spent five seasons with the Dodgers back in two
Speaker 3: thousand and six as a member of the New York Mets.
Speaker 3: He faced off against the Dodgers and the NLDS. The
Speaker 3: Mets were winners in that series, went on to take
Speaker 3: on the Saint Louis Cardinals in the NLCS. You see
Speaker 3: him on Spectrum Sports and at LA. You follow him
Speaker 3: on social media. His home run record for most home
Speaker 3: runs in a single season was broken by some guy
Speaker 3: named show Hey Otani earlier this season. He is the
Speaker 3: one and only Sean Green and he joins us now
Speaker 3: here on Saxon Kates and am on your home with
Speaker 3: the Dodgers A five seventies Sean, how you doing, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning, how you guys doing doing fantastic? This Dodgers
Speaker 3: Mets series bring back a little memories of two thousand
Speaker 3: and six when you were a part of that series
Speaker 3: back as a member of the Mets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that does.
Speaker 9: That was a fun series, and it's kind of crazy
Speaker 9: because we actually had I think we had like five
Speaker 9: or six recent Dodgers on the Mets, so we had
Speaker 9: a little, i think a little extra incentive. That was
Speaker 9: when the mccorts came in and basically shipped us away.
Speaker 9: But is paul A Duke, Duaner Sanchez Garimota jose Valentine.
Speaker 1: I mean it was it was a bunch of.
Speaker 9: Guys, so, you know, worked out in our favorite that time,
Speaker 9: but you know, hopefully this time will go the other way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Sean, good morning, Good to be with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Hey, I wanted d You know, you're a big,
Speaker 4: strong of you know, left handed hitting, power, power guy,
Speaker 4: and I'm gonna try to get get in your head
Speaker 4: a little bit about the differences that we see with
Speaker 4: shoe hee Otani when he's on base and the success
Speaker 4: that that he's had when the bases are full, and
Speaker 4: what the difference is when there's nobody on and how
Speaker 4: they're approaching him. The numbers are drastic, they're tremendously different.
Speaker 4: Maybe you can lend a little bit of what's going
Speaker 4: on with that tremendous differences.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good question.
Speaker 9: I mean, I don't think I've ever seen such a
Speaker 9: drastic difference. Usually known on bass, you might kind of
Speaker 9: relax a little bit and it's in some way it's.
Speaker 1: Easier to hit.
Speaker 9: But I think he takes a big swing, right, I
Speaker 9: think I guess my best guess is that.
Speaker 1: He's just tones it down a little bit to put the.
Speaker 9: Ball on the ball and you know isn't try to
Speaker 9: hit it, you know, six hundred unred feet, which he
Speaker 9: is capable of doing.
Speaker 1: I think that's the biggest thing.
Speaker 9: But also you know, when you have guys on first
Speaker 9: and second, there's nowhere to put him. You know, the
Speaker 9: pitcher might tighten up a little bit and try to
Speaker 9: be too too perfect. And sometimes when they do that,
Speaker 9: as you know, and they make more mistakes.
Speaker 3: Sean, you had success in the postseason. We're seeing a
Speaker 3: guy in Key k Hernandez who's putting his name in
Speaker 3: the books next to guys like Luke Garrick and Reggie
Speaker 3: Jackson and Babe Ruth. As far as his ops on
Speaker 3: the road in postseason games fifteen now postseason home runs
Speaker 3: for Key k Hernandez, what he does in October is tremendous,
Speaker 3: and he just flips a switch almost from regular season
Speaker 3: KEYK to postseason KEYK. When you were playing in that postseason,
Speaker 3: how different was it for you to be out there
Speaker 3: playing in October than it was during the regular season.
Speaker 3: When you watch a guy like keik do it, do
Speaker 3: you amaze though, how he just transforms into a different player.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I know, it's been amazing and he's always been
Speaker 9: when he first came up.
Speaker 1: He's really talented player.
Speaker 9: You know, I think, you know, it's a different approach
Speaker 9: out as he's trying to hit long ball, and you know,
Speaker 9: I think back when Saxsy played or what I played,
Speaker 9: a guy like him would have been more you know,
Speaker 9: hit line drives over the second basement's head and you know,
Speaker 9: occasionally run into one. So you know, I think that's
Speaker 9: just that's just his style played out. But a guy
Speaker 9: like him, you know, when he's playing, I think the
Speaker 9: fact that they're playing the Mets, and as loud as
Speaker 9: it is in LA, you know, you turn it up
Speaker 9: a few notches in New York in the postseason because
Speaker 9: they're from pitch one, everyone's on their feet screaming with
Speaker 9: every pitch.
Speaker 1: So I think if a guy likes.
Speaker 9: That environment, he's going to thrive me more in a
Speaker 9: place like New York.
Speaker 1: Because it just gets the juices flown to that that
Speaker 1: next level.
Speaker 9: And that's that's what we've seen at least Game one,
Speaker 9: and we'll see how it goes the next next two nights.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Sean, the fact that you played a first base,
Speaker 4: you can understand the amount of work that it takes
Speaker 4: to to do the things that Freddie Freeman's doing over there.
Speaker 4: Basically with one leg he saves of middle infield. There's
Speaker 4: a lot of grief by being able to pick that ball.
Speaker 4: That is not an easy thing to do. Maybe you
Speaker 4: can explain to our listeners how much work it takes
Speaker 4: not to just go out there throw your glove and
Speaker 4: be able to pick that ball like that and do
Speaker 4: the things that he's doing on first base. But I
Speaker 4: mean there is a lot of hours spent going in
Speaker 4: and perfecting that craft over there at first base, which
Speaker 4: is I think a very underrated spot on the defense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, you know, to have someone over there
Speaker 1: that you could trust.
Speaker 4: It's amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 9: And I played the one season and at first base
Speaker 9: in two thousand and four, and that was the year
Speaker 9: I had. I had Beltrey at third and Cora at second,
Speaker 9: and his tours is short, so just incredible guys that
Speaker 9: could cover a lot of ground and both they all
Speaker 9: threw the.
Speaker 1: Ball really truly.
Speaker 9: You know, I played a little bit of first base
Speaker 9: and Jose reyes through this and so much you know,
Speaker 9: back spin on the ball that he handcuff me one
Speaker 9: time and all that didn't even bounce because it looked
Speaker 9: like it was going to dirt.
Speaker 1: It just kept going.
Speaker 9: So I think having guys that you see the ball
Speaker 9: in their hand really easily and doesn't tail over the
Speaker 9: place makes it makes it better. But in terms of
Speaker 9: picking balls at first base, yeah, I and the spring
Speaker 9: training Glenn hop and our third base coach, would you know,
Speaker 9: he had the machine on every.
Speaker 8: Day and was just sending.
Speaker 9: Me ball up your ball that was short hopping and
Speaker 9: and practicing.
Speaker 1: And then there's a there's definitely an art to it.
Speaker 9: You have to, you know, just like flick at it,
Speaker 9: you have to you know, make sure you stay with
Speaker 9: the ball and try to you know, keep your glove
Speaker 9: going towards the ball that's coming in so that if
Speaker 9: it takes a little different bounce, your gloves staying on
Speaker 9: playing with the ball. So there's there's a lot more
Speaker 9: to it than just like flicking at it and hoping
Speaker 9: you catch it. And and Freddy's been doing it so
Speaker 9: long that you know, I'm sure it's second nature. But
Speaker 9: when you're in these these you know, high leverage games,
Speaker 9: high stress games, you gotta you got those are the
Speaker 9: types of things you have to you know, focus on
Speaker 9: it and keep working to make sure there's no there's
Speaker 9: no little laps, and it costs you a chance of
Speaker 9: the World Series.
Speaker 3: Sean Green with us here on a five seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 3: You're a home of the Dodgers. Game four of the
Speaker 3: NLCS is tonight. First pitch he's had five. A showy
Speaker 3: o Tani earlier this season broke your single season home
Speaker 3: run record of forty nine home runs, goes on to
Speaker 3: have a fifty fifty season. Do you just marvel at
Speaker 3: what this guy does? I mean, he spent six years
Speaker 3: in Anaheim, we forget that, but he comes to the
Speaker 3: Dodgers and takes it to a whole new level.
Speaker 1: It's insane.
Speaker 9: I've never seen I'm not necessarily anything like it. You know,
Speaker 9: he's the greatest all around baseball players ever lived. And
Speaker 9: you know the thing that I think amazing me the
Speaker 9: most is is really the fifty solen bases.
Speaker 1: Like that's crazy. Sexy knows how hard it is. It
Speaker 1: just takes a toll in your body.
Speaker 9: It's not just it's not just a you know, fifty
Speaker 9: five attempts he had or whatever it was.
Speaker 1: It's all the times you know, you try, it got
Speaker 1: folowed it off.
Speaker 9: It's you know, the extra you run a little differently
Speaker 9: in your pregame warm ups if you know you're going
Speaker 9: to be trying to steal bases, You're not just going
Speaker 9: out jogging and figuring you'll get you know, looser as
Speaker 9: the game goes on, you're you're ready to go, and
Speaker 9: so all that.
Speaker 1: And he's and he's six y four or whatever he is.
Speaker 1: So it's just a whole whole different deal.
Speaker 9: Like I get how a guy can have a canon
Speaker 9: and become a good pitcher and also be a great hitter.
Speaker 9: And this guys, I think in the history of the game,
Speaker 9: had that been an option, probably would have.
Speaker 1: Been successful at both.
Speaker 9: I'm not going to say they would have been, you know,
Speaker 9: top two hitter in the league and a top you
Speaker 9: know three or four pitcher in the league, like like Otani,
Speaker 9: but there's a lot of guys who probably could have
Speaker 9: done both. But to be throw that storm bases in there,
Speaker 9: and the fact that he was what fifty one, fifty
Speaker 9: five out of fifty nine or you guys are better
Speaker 9: than I do, but it is he wasn't even getting caught,
Speaker 9: which is just absurd.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Sean last one for me. I wanted to ask you,
Speaker 4: you know, with the way that the approach is today
Speaker 4: and hitting and we can go down a rabbit hole this,
Speaker 4: I'm just going to try to ask you in a
Speaker 4: general sense, you were one of the guys that had
Speaker 4: the rare combination to be able to hit with power
Speaker 4: and to hit for an average. Today, you see the
Speaker 4: mean average right around two thirty eight, two forty. They
Speaker 4: got some sock in there. Okay, that's great too, But
Speaker 4: when do you think we're going to see the pendulum
Speaker 4: kind of come back. These pitchers aren't dumb. They they
Speaker 4: pitch up on the strike zone. They know the hitters
Speaker 4: are trying to hit the bottom of the baseball. Do
Speaker 4: you think the approach has got to change for hitters
Speaker 4: to more square this thing up and try to have
Speaker 4: those line drives turn into home runs instead of just
Speaker 4: going for the long ball the whole time.
Speaker 1: Without a doubt.
Speaker 9: I mean, I think every you know, previous generation feels
Speaker 9: like it's gotten a little bit extreme, very extreme. I
Speaker 9: think it's going to change when a team dominates kind
Speaker 9: of with an old school approach. I think the closest
Speaker 9: thing we've seen over the last few years was that
Speaker 9: Padres team, they had more guys, yes, with like a
Speaker 9: true leadoff hitter, you know, machado tatist. I mean they
Speaker 9: tatists kind of lets it fly a little bit more,
Speaker 9: but I mean they're they're not as big a strikeout
Speaker 9: home run only guys. And I think when you see
Speaker 9: that success, you know, everyone everyone in baseball probably like
Speaker 9: other sports, they're they're copycats and all, so they oh this,
Speaker 9: you know, takes this to win, and I think you'll
Speaker 9: start to see it swing back once there's some success
Speaker 9: from an organization with that approach.
Speaker 3: Sewn. We appreciate you jumping on this morning. Dodger fans
Speaker 3: excited to hear your voice talk about this series, and
Speaker 3: it certainly brings back memories of two thousand and six
Speaker 3: when you're with the Mets and beating the Dodgers in
Speaker 3: the nl d S. And it's certainly fun to see
Speaker 3: la versus New York again in this NLCS and who knows,
Speaker 3: maybe we'll see la versus New York in the World
Speaker 3: Series coming up in about a week or so. Sewn,
Speaker 3: really appreciate you doing this morning. Thanks for doing it.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Sean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks for having me. Guys all right.
Speaker 3: There he goes the great Sean Green. What are the
Speaker 3: great guys?
Speaker 4: Great guy, I mean, he's a fantastic guy and I
Speaker 4: always love seeing him at the stadium. He's what a
Speaker 4: player two, I mean he was. They wouldn't have enough
Speaker 4: money to pay him today. Oh no, they'd have to
Speaker 4: weigh it. They wouldn't even have to be able to
Speaker 4: count it.
Speaker 3: I got a funny story for it. When he was
Speaker 3: in Triple A with the Syracuse Chiefs. This is back
Speaker 3: in the early nineties on a family vacation back east,
Speaker 3: and we did baseball park tours. Okay, So here we
Speaker 3: are in Norfolk, Virginia, right Triple A game, the Norfolk
Speaker 3: Tides taking on the Syracuse Chiefs. And before the game,
Speaker 3: we were at the hotel and it happened to be
Speaker 3: the same hotel that the Syracuse Chiefs were staying in. Okay,
Speaker 3: and at the time, this is the Triple A team
Speaker 3: of the Toronto Blue Jays. They had Carlos Delgado and
Speaker 3: Sean Green on this Triple A team. It was unbelievable,
Speaker 3: and these guys were like prospects. Yeah, and I remember
Speaker 3: walking either to the stadium or right around the hotel,
Speaker 3: and I asked them for autographs, and Cardlos Delgado was
Speaker 3: kind of like, dude, wrong place, wrong time, Like you
Speaker 3: don't ask for autograph here kind of thing, and still signed. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Sean Green couldn't have been cooler. Saw how Carlos Delgado
Speaker 3: kind of acted to me as a young kid at
Speaker 3: the time and looked and like was like, hey, absolutely
Speaker 3: no problem, and was super cool about it and like, hey,
Speaker 3: appreciate it. Have a good one. And I'll never forget
Speaker 3: that to this day. I'll never forget him doing that
Speaker 3: and being so cool signing an autograph when he was
Speaker 3: in Triple A with the Syracuse Chiefs at the time.
Speaker 4: That's the way he is. He's he's just naturally a
Speaker 4: very nice person. He's he's very humble. Uh and uh,
Speaker 4: what a great player. And like I said, always a
Speaker 4: treat to see him whenever I run into him at
Speaker 4: the stadium. Just really liked that guy.
Speaker 3: Great guy. His dad, a hitting coach down in Orange County,
Speaker 3: was the hitting coach for Freddie Freeman growing up.
Speaker 4: You know another thing too about him, real quick, very
Speaker 4: very much reminds me of Fred McGriff at the plate,
Speaker 4: same type of hitter, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Very much, so absolutely absolutely, thanks again to Sean Green.
Speaker 3: We appreciate him joining us this morning, talking a little baseball,
Speaker 3: a little hitting, little show hey, and of course game
Speaker 3: four this NLCS will come back. We'll get to your
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Speaker 3: of calls if we can.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 3: A lot of Dodger fans want to weigh in on
Speaker 3: the Game three win and look ahead and out of
Speaker 3: Game four, Kenny and Tarzana. Thanks for being patient Kenny
Speaker 3: on this Thursday morning. How you doing.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I've already been to a gymming back fellows.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Anyway, I want to talk about Max Munsey in particular. First, Bell,
Speaker 10: you recall a few weeks ago I told you guys
Speaker 10: that we didn't necessarily have to have our three MVPs
Speaker 10: doing all that well, and it could be some guys
Speaker 10: that we don't think about all that often. And in fact,
Speaker 10: months he obviously we heard the stat eight times in
Speaker 10: a row, has gotten on. He's got a one point
Speaker 10: seven to eight ops and keyk is next to ninety three.
Speaker 10: Nobody else's over eight hundred. But I also wanted to
Speaker 10: talk to Steve about Munchie's defense, particularly in starting the
Speaker 10: five four to three double play. The throws that Monthsy
Speaker 10: is giving to the second basement look to be perfect,
Speaker 10: and I wanted to get Steve's comments. And by the way,
Speaker 10: I will survive not having gotten Steve's uniform. Bet that
Speaker 10: gifts it tip. It might be nice, all right, Katy.
Speaker 3: We appreciate it. The months he and the defense Saxy
Speaker 3: make him some good plays there and some good throws.
Speaker 4: Yep. Absolutely, And he's right on when you talk about,
Speaker 4: you know, the throws that he's making to first to
Speaker 4: second base, because the start of a double play, the
Speaker 4: most important throw in a double play is that first throw.
Speaker 4: And months he's given a nice firm throw right about chest, high,
Speaker 4: easy to handle, lets him come across the bag and
Speaker 4: give a good, hard throw to first base. So you're
Speaker 4: right on about that, Kley, when you talk about, you know,
Speaker 4: his throws the first or throws to second base, first
Speaker 4: throw is the most important one, and he does it
Speaker 4: in great fashion.
Speaker 3: Robert in l A your next up, Hi, Robert, how
Speaker 3: you doing?
Speaker 1: Hey, good morning gentlemen, Good morning, hy Robert.
Speaker 11: I was gonna go talk to you guys and Saxy
Speaker 11: Sexy great wain last night. It's good to see U
Speaker 11: multile guys being computer to the game. Uh, not one
Speaker 11: one player, because there's gonna have a good game and
Speaker 11: I'll play what will pick up the slack? Hopefully UH
Speaker 11: win tonight and uh next two actually and hopefully they
Speaker 11: went on the both series. All right, But Sexy, I
Speaker 11: want to go back and memory lane with you real
Speaker 11: quick if I may, I believe it in lift lift
Speaker 11: bridge right, Yeah, okay, I'm a I'm a I'm a
Speaker 11: nephew one of your teammates back then. Do you know
Speaker 11: do you remember her name by the last name about Hogan, Ernie?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, I remember Ernie very well. Yep. I remember
Speaker 4: he used to talk about it.
Speaker 11: Yes, Lincoln, heies. I said, yes, I'm his nephew. You're
Speaker 11: coming a lot of stories about those days.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you be sure and tell Ernie. I said, hello,
Speaker 4: how's he doing?
Speaker 6: You going?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 11: He lives in Henderson right now. Uh. I talked to
Speaker 11: him yesterday and Thomas you hello, also great? But yeah,
Speaker 11: you want to keep your touch with h keep in
Speaker 11: touch with you sometime?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well.
Speaker 1: Instagram, Yeah, hit me up.
Speaker 3: Sounds good, Robert, appreciate the phone call, Thanks, Robert. Is
Speaker 3: that a former minor league teammate with you? Yep, I
Speaker 3: remember him very well, Ernie Holgeen. He was from East
Speaker 3: LA and he grew up loving the Dodgers. And you
Speaker 3: know here we are still connected, all right, Saxony in
Speaker 3: our final minute and a half here, So Steve's keys
Speaker 3: to Game four, You've been spot on. If you're listening
Speaker 3: right now, make sure you listen to what Steve has
Speaker 3: to say here Stee's keys to a Game four win tonight.
Speaker 4: I would love to see Otani eliminate half the field,
Speaker 4: and I know the prolific home run that he hit
Speaker 4: down the right field line, but Kintana is not going
Speaker 4: to give him that opportunity. Coming from the left side,
Speaker 4: He's going to throw him away, away, away. I would
Speaker 4: love for show Hay to eliminate half of that field
Speaker 4: and just burn up the stands and left center field.
Speaker 4: I think that would be a great thing to see.
Speaker 4: But really, my keys, I think it's going to be
Speaker 4: ta Oscar Hernandez and Will Smith. They're going to dominate
Speaker 4: it from the right side. I don't think Kntana is
Speaker 4: going to have an answer for them. And I think
Speaker 4: that Taoskar's burning to come back and don't let them
Speaker 4: shove on him like they did yesterday. He's going to
Speaker 4: come back and tear it up.
Speaker 3: I am with you one thousand percent on ta oskar Is.
Speaker 3: I think he comes through big time tonight. He is
Speaker 3: that next guy to take the baton and have a
Speaker 3: big game in Game four, to be big time tonight.
Speaker 4: Who's that I'm gonna be burning up your fricking phone
Speaker 4: on this game going on here.
Speaker 3: You are, Sacks. You're gonna pay for my minutes next month,
Speaker 3: that's for sure, all right. See Steve Sacks next to Katie,
Speaker 3: next to Michelle. Thanks to you for being a part
Speaker 3: of the show. We'll be back at it tomorrow, bright
Speaker 3: and early at six am. Sax and Kate to the
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