Speaker 1: One thing about this gene is the invisible and tangibles
Speaker 1: that they have.
Speaker 2: This team is really becoming a family.
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Speaker 6: your host of Dodger Talk, David Vasse.
Speaker 7: Welcome to Dodger Talk.
Speaker 8: David Vassey with you live from Dodger Stadium. After the
Speaker 8: Mets take Game one of this four game series by
Speaker 8: a final score of four to three in ten innings,
Speaker 8: six nine eight seven, two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 8: As you can imagine, we have just two lines open tonight.
Speaker 8: After the Dodgers who came back Tanner Scott gave back
Speaker 8: in the tenth inning, and the Dodgers come up a
Speaker 8: run short tonight, four to three in ten innings. And
Speaker 8: before we get to Tanner Scott, and you will hear
Speaker 8: from Tanner Scott, he did speak to the media and
Speaker 8: sports net LA will bring that to us. But before
Speaker 8: we get there, I just wanted to mention that the
Speaker 8: Dodgers' offense is the best in baseball. Nineteen come from
Speaker 8: behind victories. They came back against a guy that is
Speaker 8: one of, if not the best closer in the National
Speaker 8: League this year, Ryan Hellesley of the Cardinals, Edwin ds
Speaker 8: Diz has been absolutely dominant. He was thirteen for thirteen
Speaker 8: and save opportunities this year coming in tonight, And I
Speaker 8: know Steve Gelbs of s and why pointed this out
Speaker 8: in the ninth inning that coming into that ninth inning,
Speaker 8: hitters were just one for their last thirty four against
Speaker 8: Edwin Diaz before the Dodgers were able to get something
Speaker 8: going there with Tommy Edmond starting it off. So you
Speaker 8: got to give kudos to this Dodger offense coming from behind,
Speaker 8: even in the ninth inning, to get a run off
Speaker 8: a guy that has been so stingy and stubborn in
Speaker 8: the ninth inning of games this year. But I will
Speaker 8: say this earlier in the game. I thought the inning
Speaker 8: the Dodgers had the golden opportunity to take the lead
Speaker 8: and not give it back was the sixth inning against
Speaker 8: another one of their really good relievers, Huascar Brasobaan. He
Speaker 8: did not have command of his fastball. His circle change
Speaker 8: was really good, but he did not have command of
Speaker 8: his fastball, and he got himself in trouble walking a
Speaker 8: couple of batters there, and it was bases loaded with
Speaker 8: two outs, and the Dodgers had the bobblehead man at
Speaker 8: the plate. Last year's NLCSMVP Tommy Edman, right guy, right time,
Speaker 8: right moment.
Speaker 7: Unfortunately, tom Y Edman.
Speaker 8: Struck out at two pitches that were completely outside of
Speaker 8: the strike zone, just trying to do too much from
Speaker 8: the left side of the plate, and I thought that
Speaker 8: was the golden opportunity for the Dodgers to be able
Speaker 8: to score some runs against the Mets bullpen and hand
Speaker 8: things over. I also want to give some shine to
Speaker 8: Jack Dryer, who came in and pitched a scoreless seventh
Speaker 8: and then came back and pitched the scoreless eighth against
Speaker 8: the top of the Mets lineup, and I understand what
Speaker 8: Dave Roberts is saying. Tanner Scott is one of the
Speaker 8: highest paid relievers in baseball. The Dodgers gave him a
Speaker 8: seventy plus million dollar contract for four years. The response
Speaker 8: ability of high leverage, late inning situations shouldn't have to
Speaker 8: fall on Ben Casparrius and Jack Dryer, but it may
Speaker 8: have to, because as you heard Dave Roberts talk about,
Speaker 8: he's going to go with the matchups, and rightfully still
Speaker 8: at this point in time, until the Dodgers can get
Speaker 8: Tanner Scott back on track, and it's been a struggle
Speaker 8: for him, especially lately in his last seven appearances. As
Speaker 8: Bill Plunkett astutely pointed out, hitters are hitting over four
Speaker 8: hundred against Tanner Scott. He has blown three saves in
Speaker 8: his last seven appearances, two of them have become losses.
Speaker 8: He's given up twelve runs in his past seven appearances.
Speaker 8: So the fastball velosity, you can't just look at that.
Speaker 8: There's other factors to determine what's going on with the pitcher.
Speaker 8: And like I mentioned last week, I feel like he's
Speaker 8: still casting that slider, meaning that he's he's not finishing
Speaker 8: the pitches. He's not gripping and ripping, and I'm not
Speaker 8: sure what's going on with Tanner Scott. I'm not sure
Speaker 8: the Dodgers know what's going on with Tanner Scott except
Speaker 8: for the fact that we can all see it. He's
Speaker 8: throwing pitches down the middle. We all can see that.
Speaker 8: All right, let's head downstairs right now to here from
Speaker 8: Tanner's Scott, who's standing at his locker on sports in
Speaker 8: at LA.
Speaker 9: Missed locations, especially down on the zone.
Speaker 7: To the hitters.
Speaker 9: They can that I'm supposed to be in different spots
Speaker 9: and I'm just not hitting my location. It's costing us.
Speaker 10: Do you think that's something maybe mechanically in your studs
Speaker 10: or something, then I guess maybe coaches are seeing at
Speaker 10: this point.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I mean it's definitely probably mechanics and it's
Speaker 9: tapping too much, and it's frustrating, especially when we battle
Speaker 9: back and didn't go my way.
Speaker 3: How do you get out of something like this this stretch?
Speaker 9: We keep working, keep working, Uh, look at everything, talk
Speaker 9: to Mark on Arbardo and figure it out. So the stocks.
Speaker 11: Maybe you lose with your fastball and how it's playing
Speaker 11: right now, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 9: Getting hit a lot. So it's it's it sucks right now.
Speaker 9: And last year I relied on it a lot, and
Speaker 9: this year it's just in getting hit and I'm missing locations.
Speaker 2: Is the quality of the pitch where you need it
Speaker 2: to be though, and it's just a missed location.
Speaker 9: I mean, if it's in the right spot, it usually
Speaker 9: doesn't get hit. Then if I miss the location, usually
Speaker 9: gets hit.
Speaker 8: And he missed the location a couple of times in
Speaker 8: that ten thinning, and the Mets made him pay for it.
Speaker 8: Francisco Alvarez and Francisco Lindor made him pay for it
Speaker 8: in that tenth thinning. Francisco Alvarez made him pay for
Speaker 8: it with the first go ahead double and then Lindor
Speaker 8: with the insurance run. So hitters go through slumps. Closers
Speaker 8: certainly go through slumps. You just hope that they're minimized
Speaker 8: because when closers go through slumps, you lose games. Eight six, six, seven, two,
Speaker 8: five seventy is the phone number. Let's go out to
Speaker 8: David in Woodland Hills. You're on Dodger Talk live from
Speaker 8: Dodger Stadium. Hi David, Hi, how.
Speaker 5: Are you David?
Speaker 12: I you know I wasn't gonna call. But I just
Speaker 12: think it was so dumb to put Scott in there
Speaker 12: on the tant I heard all the explanations, but if
Speaker 12: you're gonna why why run a test on the tant inning.
Speaker 12: If we had just gotten through the tat Indian, I think.
Speaker 13: We could have won it.
Speaker 12: We had the momentum, and.
Speaker 14: If we're gonna lose it, let's lose it in the
Speaker 14: eleven me put Scott in eleven?
Speaker 7: I mean, probably were the right move.
Speaker 8: It's the right move. You got your closer in there,
Speaker 8: your high leverage reliever. You're in a tight game at home,
Speaker 8: and look the Dodger bullpen. There's not many options. And
Speaker 8: that's what's compounding the fact that this is a really
Speaker 8: bad time for Tanner Scott to not be on his
Speaker 8: game because the Dodgers are missing a lot of high
Speaker 8: leverage relievers. They're probably getting Michael Kopek back tomorrow. But okay,
Speaker 8: so who would you rather have had in the tenth inning?
Speaker 8: Would you have rather Dave Roberts gone with with Ryan
Speaker 8: Lotus or would you rather have him gone to maybe
Speaker 8: Will Klein?
Speaker 7: Have you heard of them before? Who did you want
Speaker 7: him to go to?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 12: I just think he knew.
Speaker 7: No, you can't. You can't do that. You have to
Speaker 7: tell you. I want to know who you want to
Speaker 7: go to.
Speaker 8: Instead of Tanner Scott, either one of those?
Speaker 7: Really have you ever heard of them before?
Speaker 2: All right, David, got you have it.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I'm just saying there's not too many options, and that's why,
Speaker 8: that's why this is the worst possible time for Tanner
Speaker 8: Scott to be going through this. But the Dodgers are
Speaker 8: going to have to figure it out with him and
Speaker 8: he's not going anywhere. Thanks a lot for the phone call.
Speaker 8: Eight six six seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 8: Let's go out to Beverly Wood. Luca, you're on Dodger
Speaker 8: Talk with David Vassey.
Speaker 4: Hi, Luca, I David.
Speaker 15: I was at the game tonight and like the last caller,
Speaker 15: my heart sort of sunk when I watched Tanner Scott
Speaker 15: run out from that bullpen. You know, I thought he
Speaker 15: was a great signing.
Speaker 2: I was really excited.
Speaker 15: Obviously, we're paying a lot of money for him, and
Speaker 15: so my question to you is is there anything you're seeing,
Speaker 15: you know off the field that you know gets your
Speaker 15: attention or either think might think might be a little
Speaker 15: out of the ordinary when it comes to why he
Speaker 15: struggled thus far this season. Obviously, you know, we heard
Speaker 15: him speak and it sounds like his confidence has certainly rattled.
Speaker 15: But is there anything that you're seeing off the field
Speaker 15: that you think might be contributing to all this?
Speaker 8: Well, Number one, Luca, I mean Tanner Scott is kind
Speaker 8: of a guy that, similar to Evan Phillips, he kind
Speaker 8: of was a late bloomer. He started to get on
Speaker 8: track with the Orioles towards the end. He really became
Speaker 8: somebody last year with the Marlins and with the Padres,
Speaker 8: and then gets a big contract and he's pitching with
Speaker 8: the team that has the most attention and has the
Speaker 8: most expectations of any team in baseball. I'm sure that's
Speaker 8: a part of all this. And he's got to block
Speaker 8: all that out. Uh, you got to block out nobody
Speaker 8: is flashing up your contract on the big screen. Uh,
Speaker 8: you just got to block all that out and be
Speaker 8: able to focus batter to batter and forget about everything else.
Speaker 8: Maybe he's feeling the enormity of that, and that's something
Speaker 8: that you've got to block out, especially if you're a closer.
Speaker 15: And do you think this affects how Andrew Friedman chooses
Speaker 15: signing big giving big contracts to relievers in the future,
Speaker 15: considering we've had a lot of you know, smaller name
Speaker 15: guys have a lot of success, and as soon as
Speaker 15: we pay one big time, you know, it doesn't work out.
Speaker 7: So well, yeah, he's not usually a guy that does that.
Speaker 8: He kept his own a few years back, and ken
Speaker 8: Lee Jansen gave him a big contract, signed Tanner Scott
Speaker 8: for big money. Here, I don't know, what do you
Speaker 8: consider big money? Because Blake Trenon's making a lot. I
Speaker 8: would say Kirby Yates is making a lot. What do
Speaker 8: you consider big money, Luca? Relatively speaking?
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know. I that's a good question.
Speaker 15: Maybe the twenty million dollar range.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, we.
Speaker 8: Say like it's all relative the Dodgers the way I
Speaker 8: think at this point, I know what you're saying. Andrew
Speaker 8: Friedman is one of, if not the best general managers
Speaker 8: or president of baseball operations of constructing. But he's the
Speaker 8: first guy to say that it's the most volatile part
Speaker 8: of any team, and relievers are the most volatile UH
Speaker 8: position on a team. So look, we're seeing that right
Speaker 8: now with Tanner Scott. I mean Edwin Diaz, right, he
Speaker 8: had a hiccup tonight. He's been the best closer or
Speaker 8: one of and the Dodgers got to him. So it happens,
Speaker 8: but it's happening too often recently with Tanner Scott. And look,
Speaker 8: he's here for you know, the rest of this year.
Speaker 8: The Dodgers are not giving up on him. You just
Speaker 8: hope that he comes out of this sooner rather than later.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree with you. I appreciate the time.
Speaker 8: Have a good night you too, Luca, and I will
Speaker 8: give Tanner Scott a lot of kudos for standing up
Speaker 8: in front of his locker. He was available last Wednesday,
Speaker 8: but obviously tonight everybody was looking for him and he
Speaker 8: was there. Let's go out to Polo and San Diego.
Speaker 8: You're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 14: How you doing, pollow Hi, David, I really apologize for
Speaker 14: the long absence someone on your talk show. I've been
Speaker 14: doing with some personal issue with you know, with my
Speaker 14: daughter and I that would lives were threatened.
Speaker 7: So it was but it's wow, I'm glad you're calling back.
Speaker 14: No, we're fine, We're fine. Everything is good, you know,
Speaker 14: but listen, you know it's you know, we had the
Speaker 14: you know, the to see Austin bas and Chris Tero,
Speaker 14: you know, two of the most you know, beloved Dodgers.
Speaker 14: Is the is Michael Conforto the next one to go?
Speaker 2: I mean it's and.
Speaker 14: Then speaking of you know you're talking about, I was
Speaker 14: listened to the you know, to the previous called a
Speaker 14: Tennis Cup. You know, you know that the Dodgers, you know,
Speaker 14: the boss or that talks and the Dodger that the
Speaker 14: most blown saves like twelves.
Speaker 7: I'm aware of that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, tonight was not a blown save, but yeah, they
Speaker 8: have the most blown saves in baseball this year.
Speaker 14: Yeah, but I mean something's got to give. I mean,
Speaker 14: it's it's you know, it's it's just something that that
Speaker 14: you know, I fear for Tanna because you know, the
Speaker 14: guy was unhearable, you know last year with you know,
Speaker 14: with the with the padres.
Speaker 16: And to sign out.
Speaker 8: We're well aware that's why they signed him to that
Speaker 8: big contract. But he hasn't looked like that guy for
Speaker 8: whatever reason. Hey, Paulo, be safe out there and we'll
Speaker 8: talk to you soon. Yeah, Michael Conforto, he's not this player.
Speaker 8: Three home runs, nine RB I he hasn't driven in
Speaker 8: or hasn't gotten a hit with runners in scoring position
Speaker 8: since March. He's two for thirty four this year with
Speaker 8: runners in scoring position. That's the reason why Dave Roberts
Speaker 8: automatically had to pinch hit for him in that tenth inning,
Speaker 8: because with the runner at first base, the game might
Speaker 8: have been over without Will Smith even coming to the
Speaker 8: plate if he didn't use him in that spot. So yeah,
Speaker 8: I mean, everybody likes Michael Confordo. Nobody seems to have
Speaker 8: an answer, but there are going to be situations like
Speaker 8: that until he gets it going where he is going
Speaker 8: to be pinch hit for. But I was surprised that
Speaker 8: he was in the batter's box and then called back
Speaker 8: to the dugout. I mean, there was no secret what
Speaker 8: was going to happen. Mendoza was going to bring in
Speaker 8: budo when Dave Roberts brought will Smith in, So that
Speaker 8: was unusual. But I guess that's the chess match manager's play.
Speaker 8: Let's go out to Chino, Gilbert. You're on Dodger Talk
Speaker 8: with David Vasse. I got a full board of calls.
Speaker 8: It feels like a Wednesday afternoon drive day. How you
Speaker 8: doing Gilbert.
Speaker 3: Hey, I'm doing fine, David. How how about you? Man?
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me on.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I feel like I'm a little less emotional than i
Speaker 8: was last Wednesday. I feel like I've been able to regroup.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, David, I know, when the dust settled, will
Speaker 3: be all right. But I mean, it's just some some
Speaker 3: fits that we got to fix, like Tanner Scott. But
Speaker 3: my biggest thing is a Comforto. I don't I really
Speaker 3: don't think the guy's all fit to the team, and
Speaker 3: I think we got to do a change. I mean,
Speaker 3: we've been critical of games outman, but the guy Comforto,
Speaker 3: we're paying him double trip for the money and it's
Speaker 3: probably worst numbers than outmen.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Uh, what do you believe that Conforto's not a fit
Speaker 8: for this team because he's hitting one seventy or because
Speaker 8: he was zero for three tonight?
Speaker 7: Which one?
Speaker 3: I mean, I've been patient. I think we've all been
Speaker 3: patient with them, I know, but we're hitting June already.
Speaker 3: I mean, and it's one seventy, Like you said, one
Speaker 3: seventy three home man nine RBIs that's unacceptable? Unacceptable?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's unexpected as well, Gilbert, because that's not the
Speaker 8: player the Dodgers thought they were getting. They took a
Speaker 8: one year flyer on him for seventeen eighteen million dollars.
Speaker 8: And certainly this is not something that the Dodgers or
Speaker 8: Michael Conforto anticipated, but certainly it's a great question to
Speaker 8: ask the Dodgers are they going to start taking at
Speaker 8: bats away from Michael Conforto and going more with a
Speaker 8: different outfield alignment on certain games, Because you're right, it's
Speaker 8: not April anymore.
Speaker 7: We are into June. We are Memorial Day.
Speaker 8: Seems to be that that first post where okay, we've
Speaker 8: had enough of a sample size here. But the one
Speaker 8: thing that Dodgers don't do is give up on players.
Speaker 8: They seem to be more patient with a lot of
Speaker 8: guys that have a track record, and rightfully so. But
Speaker 8: it's it started to click with Max Munsey in the
Speaker 8: month May and continue tonight, but it hasn't clicked for
Speaker 8: Michael Confordo yet. He grounded into his eighth double play
Speaker 8: of the season in this game as well. Let's go
Speaker 8: out to Ken in Newport Beach. You're on Dodger Talk
Speaker 8: Live from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 5: Hi Ken, Hello, David fun Weekend not fun today. I'm
Speaker 5: not going to talk about Scott because she never know
Speaker 5: on pitchers what happens to them. The Dodgers have an.
Speaker 16: Opportunity to win this game in the ninth inning. Dalton
Speaker 16: Rushing has been up twenty six times and struck out
Speaker 16: fourteen against the Mets. This year, He's been up seven times,
Speaker 16: of course, no hits and struck out five times. And
Speaker 16: have Smith sitting on the bench hitting over three hundred
Speaker 16: and daves. Let's Dalton go up to hit and of
Speaker 16: course he strikes out again. And I'm just yelling at
Speaker 16: the TV and my wife shlan of me. Why wouldn't
Speaker 16: you pinch hit to win Smith? Then we never would
Speaker 16: have had a.
Speaker 8: Reason because the reason is and the reason why the
Speaker 8: Dodgers chose to cut ties with Austin Barnes and call
Speaker 8: up Dalton Rushing. Part of it was to get Will
Speaker 8: Smith more rest because, as you know, Ken, the last
Speaker 8: two years have not been pretty offensively for will Smith.
Speaker 8: And when you're having Dalton Rushing catch that day, he's
Speaker 8: catching that day, You're not gonna have Will Smith to
Speaker 8: come in and with the possibility of him having to
Speaker 8: put the gear back on. That's completely defeating the purpose.
Speaker 8: And I will say this, and I think we all
Speaker 8: should keep this in mind. The Dodgers have perfected the
Speaker 8: regular season for many reasons, but first and foremost is
Speaker 8: not over emphasizing a game on June second at the
Speaker 8: cost or expense of putting a player in position to
Speaker 8: not be ready to go for the second half of
Speaker 8: the year when it counts the most. So I know
Speaker 8: we're all disappointed about this game, and sure you know,
Speaker 8: in a vacuum that would have been the right move,
Speaker 8: but that's not what we're dealing with here. The whole
Speaker 8: purpose of Dalton Rushing being here is to give Will
Speaker 8: Smith a blow more than once a week. And when
Speaker 8: you reference Dalton Rushing against Mets pitching, Mets pitching is
Speaker 8: the best in Baseball Ken best starter era, best staff era.
Speaker 8: They're one of the best bullpen eras. You can't just
Speaker 8: say that compared to maybe the Marlins. Now, if you
Speaker 8: threw that number out, maybe it would carry more weight,
Speaker 8: But the Mets have shut down a lot better hitters
Speaker 8: than Dalton Rushing.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, good point. I never thought about Smith's having
Speaker 13: put the everything back on again, And well, I'll buy that.
Speaker 13: I was angry at the time, didn't think of it,
Speaker 13: and I appreciate your helping me.
Speaker 7: Out, all right, Ken, thanks a lot for Colin. Appreciate it.
Speaker 8: Eight six six seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 8: Speaking of the Mets pitching, they've done a number on
Speaker 8: show hey Otani this year, coming into that at bat
Speaker 8: where he hit it lights out over the Mets bullpen
Speaker 8: in the seventh inning. He was just two for sixteen
Speaker 8: against Mets pitching with seven strikeouts before that home run,
Speaker 8: and then he eventually tied the game with a sacrifice fly.
Speaker 8: So again, I know, we get so caught up in
Speaker 8: what the Dodgers did or didn't do, but you gotta
Speaker 8: give the opponent, especially a team like the Mets, who
Speaker 8: were in the NLCS last year and got better during
Speaker 8: the offseason, some credit here. I mean, their pitching is
Speaker 8: a lot better, or their starting pitching is a lot
Speaker 8: better than the Dodgers, and right now the back end
Speaker 8: of their bullpen is better than the Dodgers. So, you know,
Speaker 8: give the Mets some credit here. They're a really good
Speaker 8: team and they're actually they're actually two losses better than
Speaker 8: the Dodgers thirty eight and twenty two. The Dodgers record
Speaker 8: is thirty six and twenty four, So come on. The
Speaker 8: Dodgers were not playing the Sisters of Mercy tonight. They
Speaker 8: were playing one of the best teams in the best league.
Speaker 8: And I think we can all see tonight there is
Speaker 8: a great gap between the best teams in the National
Speaker 8: League compared to the best team in the American League.
Speaker 8: The Mets are a much much better team than what
Speaker 8: we saw over the weekend with the Yankees. Eight six
Speaker 8: six nine, eight seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 8: Dodgers fall to the Mets tonight, four to three in
Speaker 8: ten innings. Let's go out to El Segundo Graham. You're
Speaker 8: on Dodger Talk with David vasse Hi.
Speaker 10: Graham was up, Dave, longtime listener, first time caller. Here,
Speaker 10: Hey listen. Originally I was gonna call the rip on
Speaker 10: Tanner Scott, but I think I got enough people doing that.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna keep it short and sweet. I think Dalton
Speaker 10: Russians got that dog, you know, and I like.
Speaker 7: That, Yeah, yeah, he does.
Speaker 8: He's he's a guy that has edge, a lot of edge,
Speaker 8: and I like that about him. And I don't think
Speaker 8: it's a coincidence. That he's catching a lot of the
Speaker 8: Dustin May starts. They seem to have a pretty good
Speaker 8: pitcher catcher relationship.
Speaker 10: Yeah, synergy's really good. I love this Dodgers team. I
Speaker 10: really like what we're doing this year. Listen, We're gonna
Speaker 10: drop a couple games to some really good teams, but
Speaker 10: I love what we're doing. I love what Dave Roberts
Speaker 10: is doing with this ball club. And we're gonna go
Speaker 10: for the Big three PT. We're gonna win this year,
Speaker 10: and let's get it done.
Speaker 8: Okay, Graham, thanks a lot for the phone call. Three Pete, Huh,
Speaker 8: we're not even We're not even at the back to
Speaker 8: back part of this. Let's go out to Daniel, who
Speaker 8: is at Dodgers Stadium tonight. Hey, Daniel, I'm gonna ask
Speaker 8: you a question before you get into baseball. I saw
Speaker 8: that the Dodgers are selling this milkshake, Canole milkshake with
Speaker 8: the New York teams in town.
Speaker 7: Did you try it?
Speaker 3: Man? You know what?
Speaker 1: I sure did it, But I did try the New
Speaker 1: York Dog. Every time I go to this I always
Speaker 1: go to the Dueling Dogs, and uh, just try something
Speaker 1: different before I throw down my traditional Dodger dog. You
Speaker 1: know what I mean, But I did that.
Speaker 7: New York dog.
Speaker 1: You know what, I'm not gonna lie. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: not the Super Dodger dog. But it wasn't bad. It
Speaker 1: was tasty, so can't complain it goes down though.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, you gotta wash it down. What he got
Speaker 8: for us tonight baseball wise, Daniel, it was I think
Speaker 8: the Dodgers deserve some credit for forcing Edwin Diaz to
Speaker 8: blow his first.
Speaker 7: Save of the season.
Speaker 1: You don't exactly. First off, I want to say thank
Speaker 1: you for taking the time. It was an honor speaking
Speaker 1: to you before the game.
Speaker 8: So uh oh is this my guy from the Sam
Speaker 8: Bernardino Sheriffs Daniel Garcia.
Speaker 1: Dude, you know what's up?
Speaker 3: Yes, it is all right.
Speaker 8: For everything that you and aj Gilbitterra do. It was
Speaker 8: great meeting you guys, and thank you for the Sam
Speaker 8: Bernardino Strong Coin. So we love the law enforcement and
Speaker 8: appreciate you guys putting your lives on the line every day.
Speaker 1: Daniel Man, Well, it was my honor meeting you and
Speaker 1: it's our pleasure to serve and thank you for the time.
Speaker 1: Once again, DV. It's always an honor. But I just
Speaker 1: wanted to call and say that. You know, I listened
Speaker 1: to the postgame and Dodger Talk every night, and a
Speaker 1: lot of people always call and you know, kind of
Speaker 1: griping about the results or upset about what we're not
Speaker 1: doing right. But you know, at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: we're in first place. We had a lot of positives.
Speaker 1: We fought back, we got Edwin Diaz, we got in
Speaker 1: the blow us safe for the first time this season. Show. Hey,
Speaker 1: hit another bomb, you know, just a monster bomb. I
Speaker 1: mean I loft side of the ball watching it go
Speaker 1: out of the park. And you know what, we tied
Speaker 1: the game in forced extras. It didn't go our way,
Speaker 1: but hey, you know what we got tomorrow. It's a
Speaker 1: long season, and you know what, we tied the game,
Speaker 1: and we made it fun and didn't stop yelling in
Speaker 1: the nine and tenth inning.
Speaker 8: So it was good, all right, Daniel, love it, great enthusiasm,
Speaker 8: and thank you again for being a big part of
Speaker 8: the San Bernardino Sheriffs.
Speaker 7: The sarg just called a sergeant. Daniel.
Speaker 8: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 8: the phone number. Dodgers fall to the Mets tonight in
Speaker 8: ten innings, four to three. By the way, just to
Speaker 8: prove my point about how Tanner Scott's fastball is not
Speaker 8: the same as it was last year. Last year, hitters
Speaker 8: were only hitting a buck thirty four against Tanner Scott's fastball.
Speaker 8: This year they're hitting two sixty. That's a huge difference.
Speaker 8: Eight six, six, nine eighty seven two five seventy is
Speaker 8: the phone number. All right, we're gonna take a time
Speaker 8: out here on Dodger Talk. When we come back, more
Speaker 8: of your phone calls. We'll try to squeeze some more in.
Speaker 8: We have a few lines open and we have a
Speaker 8: lot more on hold. Jose Mota will check in as well.
Speaker 8: And I did have a chance to catch up with
Speaker 8: the Mets closer Edwin Diaz before the game about the
Speaker 8: Dodgers acquiring his brother, Alexis Diaz. You don't want to
Speaker 8: miss what he had to say about what his brother
Speaker 8: is feeling being traded from the Reds to the Dodgers.
Speaker 8: Dodgers fall to Das and the Mets tonight four to
Speaker 8: three and ten innings on a five to seventy LA.
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Speaker 7: This is Dodger Talk with David Bassi.
Speaker 2: Ngers are gun eight and two thirds innings without scoring
Speaker 2: a run, and.
Speaker 8: Otani changes that as he hammers one deep to.
Speaker 7: Write, this ball way back and that is gone over
Speaker 7: the pullpen in right field.
Speaker 8: Oh, I want to smash and the Dodgers get on
Speaker 8: the board.
Speaker 7: It's two to one. Home run number twenty three for Otani.
Speaker 7: The Major League leader.
Speaker 8: Loved O'tani's reaction after he hit that solo home run
Speaker 8: a mile away. He was shaking his head and affirmation
Speaker 8: pumped up after getting the Dodgers on the board in
Speaker 8: the seventh inning with a home run that was hit
Speaker 8: one hundred and fourteen miles an hour. Otani had to
Speaker 8: hit it that hard because I'm not sure if you
Speaker 8: realize this, but the ball wasn't traveling tonight. There were
Speaker 8: at least a couple that would have been home runs
Speaker 8: on a day game or earlier in the game. Andy
Speaker 8: Pie has hit a ball to the warning track to
Speaker 8: straight center field, to dead center field, and Mark Viento's
Speaker 8: hit one in the seventh inning to left field that
Speaker 8: just completely died. So I guess you needed to hit
Speaker 8: it one hundred and fourteen miles an hour to get
Speaker 8: it out tonight at Dodgers Stadium. The Mets beat the
Speaker 8: Dodgers tonight in ten innings.
Speaker 7: Four to three.
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Speaker 8: got a solid start from Dustin May tonight. He went
Speaker 8: six innings, allowed just two earned runs. One of them
Speaker 8: was a leadoff home run of Francisco Lindor on the
Speaker 8: second pitch of the game. Lindor finished two for five
Speaker 8: tonight with two RBISJN Sota was one for four. Freddie
Speaker 8: Freeman had a couple of hits and a walk, and
Speaker 8: Otani with that hit and a sacrifice fly drove with
Speaker 8: that home run and a sacrifice fly drove in two
Speaker 8: runs tonight. Eight six, six, nine, seven two five seventy
Speaker 8: is the phone number we will hear what Edwin Diaz
Speaker 8: had to say about his brother being traded to the
Speaker 8: Dodgers and a fresh and a fresh team to come
Speaker 8: to to get his career back on track. Jose Moto
Speaker 8: will join us in ten minutes as well. But first,
Speaker 8: let's go back out to the phones. Bruce, who was
Speaker 8: at Dodgers Stadium tonight? Did you try the Canoli milkshake?
Speaker 7: Bruce?
Speaker 8: Hey, Bruce, you're on Dodger Talk. Hey, we love the
Speaker 8: top down, the windows down. Appreciate that. Let's go out
Speaker 8: to Dylan who is at Dodger Stadium. Hopefully your connection's
Speaker 8: a little better.
Speaker 7: Dylan, how you doing.
Speaker 4: I'm good, Dave. How are you?
Speaker 7: Oh? There we go, There we go. I was zero
Speaker 7: for to right there.
Speaker 4: You know, I got to say this was one of
Speaker 4: the more entertaining competitive losses that I've been too live,
Speaker 4: you know, So it's not disappoint I mean, it's just
Speaker 4: the point.
Speaker 3: To look at it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, they there's a lot of fight in
Speaker 4: the team, so this, you know, that was that was something.
Speaker 4: But you know, again, I I don't want to rag
Speaker 4: on Conforto. I mean, he's not the one that cost
Speaker 4: us the game, and you know, for us to have
Speaker 4: one guy on the team that isn't producing is you
Speaker 4: know that STEP's an embarrassment of riches, But I'm curious, Uh,
Speaker 4: is there someone in the farm system, you know, is
Speaker 4: there any chance of sending him down trading? Is there
Speaker 4: someone else besides him or outman that plays outfield that
Speaker 4: uh that you've seen that could often be called up
Speaker 4: just to fill that spot.
Speaker 7: Nobody that's a difference maker.
Speaker 8: I mean, they were hoping that outman could have got
Speaker 8: things together where maybe he could be a spot starter
Speaker 8: or a fourth outfielder, but really the best option is
Speaker 8: now where you kick out Tommy edmin or Kei y
Speaker 8: Hernandez to center field and have Paz play left field
Speaker 8: and Keith Tayoskar and right. I mean, those are the
Speaker 8: options on days that Confordo is not going to be
Speaker 8: in the lineup. But I'm not completely against him starting
Speaker 8: games against right handers, even though you know it's crazy
Speaker 8: too when it comes to Confordo, he's better against lefties
Speaker 8: than he is against righty so that makes things even
Speaker 8: more difficult to try to platoon.
Speaker 7: But I'm all in with him starting games.
Speaker 8: But certainly even in the fifth inning of games, in
Speaker 8: certain situations, I would not hesitate to pinch it. For him,
Speaker 8: especially with runners in scoring position.
Speaker 4: Gotcha, you know. And also, I mean, I guess just
Speaker 4: to kind of follow up on that in a sense
Speaker 4: that he's got, you know, a pretty decent contract. So
Speaker 4: I mean, did you think there's any Yeah, I mean
Speaker 4: he's sung. Kim kind of benefited I think from starting
Speaker 4: the season in Triple A and kind of getting back
Speaker 4: into No.
Speaker 8: He's not going He's not going to Triple A at
Speaker 8: this stage of his career. If he's not on the Dodgers,
Speaker 8: he's not on the team.
Speaker 4: Yeah, gotcha, Thank you, all.
Speaker 7: Right, Dylan, thanks for calling in. Appreciate it. Hey.
Speaker 8: By the way, Dylan, did you try the Canoli milkshake tonight?
Speaker 4: You know, if I knew there was such a thing,
Speaker 4: I would have found it. I did not hear it.
Speaker 4: I blamed Petros for not plugging that.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 8: All he does is plug that deli in the South Bay.
Speaker 8: He never gives us the heads up on things like this.
Speaker 4: That's right, thank You'll look out for it, all right.
Speaker 8: Thanks for the phone call, Dylan. Eight six six nine
Speaker 8: seven two five seventy is the phone number. Before the
Speaker 8: game today, I went over to the Mets clubhouse to
Speaker 8: speak to Edwin Dia.
Speaker 7: His brother is Alexis DS.
Speaker 8: The former All Star from a couple of years ago,
Speaker 8: saved thirty eight games for the Reds and was sent
Speaker 8: down very quickly at the beginning of this year. And
Speaker 8: the Dodgers have him at camel Back Ranch right now
Speaker 8: and are hoping to get him back on track to
Speaker 8: return to form. And if they're able to do that,
Speaker 8: it would be a huge addition to this Dodger bullpen.
Speaker 8: And look, I know what you're thinking, David, why do
Speaker 8: you keep bringing up Alexis DS. Why do you keep
Speaker 8: bringing them up? Well, because it's such a high ceiling
Speaker 8: type of trade. They gave away a single a player
Speaker 8: basically at this point in time, nothing in exchange for
Speaker 8: Alexis DS. That person they traded is a somebody, but
Speaker 8: it didn't cost them anything in player credit to make
Speaker 8: this trade to get a guy that was an All
Speaker 8: Star two years ago. And the Dodgers have been known
Speaker 8: to help pitchers get their careers back on track. So
Speaker 8: I asked Edwin Diaz about his brother, if he's spoken
Speaker 8: to him and what the outlook may be with the Dodgers.
Speaker 17: Yes, he got three. I've been talking to him and
Speaker 17: he's really happy. He's he really appreciated he got trade
Speaker 17: to the Doyer, so he's he's really happy.
Speaker 7: Was it close? Did you try to push for him
Speaker 7: with the Mets?
Speaker 17: If I wish if he got traight to the met ball?
Speaker 17: You know, he the Doyer picking picking him. He's in
Speaker 17: a really good organization. Just happy for him, you know,
Speaker 17: looking forward to seeing the big lion edwin.
Speaker 7: He's a great closer as well.
Speaker 8: What what do you think the Dodgers can help him
Speaker 8: get back to?
Speaker 7: What does he need to get back to be that
Speaker 7: all star?
Speaker 17: I think just fix his mechanics. I think he was
Speaker 17: a little inconsistent this year. I think I think they
Speaker 17: have the everything to fix him, to help him, and
Speaker 17: I think if they can't find the problem, it would
Speaker 17: be fine.
Speaker 8: Do you feel like a change of team scenery is
Speaker 8: going to help him too?
Speaker 17: Yeah, one hundred percent. You know, when he got three,
Speaker 17: he was really happy. Called me, I'm going to the lawyer,
Speaker 17: so I will see you next week or in the playoffs.
Speaker 17: So he's really happy. I'm happy for him. Just can't
Speaker 17: wait to see him in the baby and I'm doing
Speaker 17: his job helping that into winter.
Speaker 8: All right, there's Edwin Diaz talking about his brother Alexis
Speaker 8: and his reaction to being traded last week from the
Speaker 8: Reds to the Dodgers. Obviously, the Dodgers need some reinforcements,
Speaker 8: considering there without Blake Trenin, without Evan Phillips for the
Speaker 8: entire year.
Speaker 7: Michael Kopeck probably will be here tomorrow.
Speaker 8: He made his ninth rehab appearance yesterday, so he should
Speaker 8: be here at Dodgers Stadium tomorrow and probably active. They
Speaker 8: need some help here. So I feel like the Dodgers
Speaker 8: if they can hit on Alexis Diaz and if Michael
Speaker 8: Kopek can stay healthy, all of a sudden, the complexion
Speaker 8: of the Dodger bullpen is looking different. Also, Kirby ates
Speaker 8: through a bullpen session today. He's on the il with
Speaker 8: the right handstring strain. So this bullpen on the next
Speaker 8: homestand may look a lot different and deeper than it does.
Speaker 8: Tonight eight six, six, nine, seven, two five seventy is
Speaker 8: the phone number. Dodgers fall to the Mets four to
Speaker 8: three in ten innings. Let's head out and check in
Speaker 8: with our guy, Jose Moda.
Speaker 11: It's tough to go around the horn with Jose Mota.
Speaker 7: All right, Jose Moda.
Speaker 8: Obviously Tanner Scott struggles continued tonight, what do you see?
Speaker 7: Are we seeing the same thing over and over again? Jose?
Speaker 7: What what did we see tonight?
Speaker 2: We're seeing the same things that Tanner Scott himself described
Speaker 2: very hitable, no confidence. And I'll share something with you
Speaker 2: is I'm, you know, digging through and finding out what
Speaker 2: what opposing hitters are saying. And I talked to a
Speaker 2: hitter last week, a few days ago who says what
Speaker 2: they're being told now that Tanner Scott is go out
Speaker 2: there and find a mistake because he will make a mistake, Dave.
Speaker 2: That defines anything else I could tell you about approach,
Speaker 2: about counts, about lefties, about scoring position, anything. That is
Speaker 2: the mentality right now around the league when they face
Speaker 2: Tanner Scott saying go out there and find a mistake
Speaker 2: because he will make a mistake, so just don't miss it.
Speaker 2: That's a simple message to big leag hitters, and you
Speaker 2: know what they capitalize on that.
Speaker 8: I don't believe that that was probably the Scott and
Speaker 8: report against Tanner Scott last year, right, Ose.
Speaker 2: Absolutely not. It was pretty much go out there and
Speaker 2: have a two strike approach. Rap from mcgego because he
Speaker 2: can beat in so many ways. The ball was in
Speaker 2: good locations, the ball was a little bit lower. I
Speaker 2: don't see any changes with his arm angle wanning to
Speaker 2: lock that, but there's no doubt in my mind that
Speaker 2: you know, this hitter. Also added, we can see the
Speaker 2: ball out of his send quite nicely right now at
Speaker 2: ninety seven ninety eight, and that's not going to scare anybody.
Speaker 2: And that's what we're seeing right now. And you know,
Speaker 2: I'm glad he stood up and talked to the media
Speaker 2: sending there again and admit it that it could be
Speaker 2: something mechanical. But the scariest part is going to start
Speaker 2: becoming mental, and then you get so many thoughts in
Speaker 2: your head and opinions and somebody's saying something different. He's
Speaker 2: gonna go out there and just trust man. And at
Speaker 2: some point we know right now he's not a high
Speaker 2: leveraged guy. You know, the salary says one thing, but
Speaker 2: the results say another thing. And from that standpoint, it's
Speaker 2: going to be tougher to get better. But at the
Speaker 2: same time, you know Dave Roberts talking about, you know,
Speaker 2: the rookie guys and if they're the best option right now.
Speaker 2: There's no reason why you can't. You can't just put
Speaker 2: him in there and find out a little bit more
Speaker 2: about those guys. But the Dodgers need Tanner Scout to
Speaker 2: be Tanner Scout, the guy they signed. But right now
Speaker 2: the league does not see that picture, and they're looking
Speaker 2: for mistakes, and they're not missing mistakes.
Speaker 7: Jose Mota is joining us.
Speaker 8: After the Dodgers fall to the Mets tonight four to
Speaker 8: three in ten innings. Even before the ninth inning, Jose
Speaker 8: I felt like the Dodgers' best opportunity to score was
Speaker 8: in the sixth inning with the basis loaded, two outs.
Speaker 8: You had mister Bablehead at the at the plate and
Speaker 8: Tommy Edmond. He came up twice in perfect situations for
Speaker 8: the stage to be set for him to be the
Speaker 8: hero and the sixth inning and also even in the
Speaker 8: tenth inning, but it just seemed like he expanded his zone.
Speaker 2: I'll take that bat in the tenth inning. He hit
Speaker 2: the ball hall right up Bau and now you know
Speaker 2: Lindo was kind of shedded that way. He probably would
Speaker 2: have made that play, at least it would have made
Speaker 2: a tough play. Yeah, but you know, we can over
Speaker 2: in our lives and over the losses, and that they
Speaker 2: all hurt. That I mean, but the fact is the
Speaker 2: other team played better, and they pitched better, and the
Speaker 2: Mets have the best pitching staff and in baseball with
Speaker 2: the era A wise and they come out and they've
Speaker 2: got the job done today. But you know, the Dodgers offense,
Speaker 2: we all love it. We know what they average for
Speaker 2: almost six runs per game, right, But I think there's
Speaker 2: another year there where you have to find a way
Speaker 2: to manufacture a little bit more. And Dodgers have been
Speaker 2: so good men's scoling position, but there are some games
Speaker 2: days where situations dick take to you that the big
Speaker 2: swing is not going to get it done. And I'm
Speaker 2: glad that Dave Roberts played aggressively when Diaz was on
Speaker 2: the mound and sending a couple of guys to steel
Speaker 2: basics because he's a one five, one six. What are
Speaker 2: you going to do with seeing your first base? So
Speaker 2: that was well done by Dave Roberts, but their situations
Speaker 2: were middle of the game. I want to see that
Speaker 2: a little bit more and taking chances and putting pressure
Speaker 2: on the guys in the mountain, the guys on the
Speaker 2: defensive side, because slugging is great. But I think when
Speaker 2: we start manufacturing and just putting more pressure on the
Speaker 2: opposing team, it becomes more interesting and deeper. As they
Speaker 2: did play, you know, beyond the Division Series against the
Speaker 2: mess putting pressure on them, making them feel the ball,
Speaker 2: and the same thing against the Yankees against so they
Speaker 2: only hit like two hundred in the World Series, but
Speaker 2: there's more chances for productive outs when you play a
Speaker 2: different tough of ball game.
Speaker 8: And they have players to put the ball in play.
Speaker 8: They have guys that are capable of slugging in the
Speaker 8: process of putting the ball in play. So yeah, I
Speaker 8: mean that makes so much sense. Ose when Edwin Diaz
Speaker 8: is throwing one to five to home plate, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 8: there's no reason to stand at first base. So I'm
Speaker 8: the Dodgers, Chris Woodward, Dave Roberts recognizing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And that's a big part of players also being aware.
Speaker 2: You know, they're at a point where you don't have
Speaker 2: to be told. Sometimes even if they say, you know,
Speaker 2: hold it out there. You get back to Chris Ward,
Speaker 2: we say, you know what, I think I have something
Speaker 2: I'm and just get the freedom to go and take chances,
Speaker 2: be smart about it, take captivated chances. But you know,
Speaker 2: a moving game is so distraction to the defenses, and
Speaker 2: then before you know it, you know he becomes distracted,
Speaker 2: the guy in the mound, he hangs up pitching. Before
Speaker 2: you know there's a long ago to make you out
Speaker 2: there and give you a big chushion with a bet.
Speaker 2: But you know this is tough loss. No matter what
Speaker 2: you're gonna Son's gonna come up tomorrow. You've got to
Speaker 2: play a little bit better. Certainly, the Mets have a
Speaker 2: lot of confidence against the Dodgers, but we need to
Speaker 2: see just better execution them from certain guys in certain situations.
Speaker 8: Jose, speaking of long balls, you've seen a lot of
Speaker 8: games here at Dodgers Stadium. How many players could hit
Speaker 8: the ball where show Hao Tani hit it in the
Speaker 8: seventh inning.
Speaker 2: To team maybe like it's the stargo one time in
Speaker 2: the seventy two, seventy three, and then Darryl Strawberry to
Speaker 2: that side hit some moonshots as they met.
Speaker 4: But that was special.
Speaker 2: Especially now with stafcast, you can measure the ball coming
Speaker 2: off the bat and show it Tony on a breaking ball,
Speaker 2: by the way, with outry to manufacture power hits the
Speaker 2: ball way out there into the moon. That was That
Speaker 2: was precious.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that was incredible. Yeah, Darryl Strawberry didn't hit too
Speaker 8: many of those with the Dodgers unfortunately.
Speaker 4: That exactly right, that's right, all right, Jose.
Speaker 7: We'll see you out here tomorrow. Thanks a lot for
Speaker 7: checking in.
Speaker 2: New day tomorrow, My man, let's.
Speaker 8: Go all right there he goes Jose Mota, part of
Speaker 8: the Dodgers Spanish radio broadcast with You know, Pepe and
Speaker 8: Ningas and Cochito Cruz are two of the best dressed
Speaker 8: guys in very different ways in this press box. So
Speaker 8: Jose's got to try to keep up with those guys
Speaker 8: because they come in here making a fashion statement each
Speaker 8: and every day. Thanks a lot to Jose Mota for
Speaker 8: checking in. By the way, we mentioned that Mookie Betts
Speaker 8: was available to pinch hit tonight. We did not see
Speaker 8: him though late in the game. He was out here
Speaker 8: earlier today taking ground balls at shortstop, and the way
Speaker 8: he was moving around, there's no reason for him not
Speaker 8: to be in the starting lineup tomorrow. On Kershaw Day,
Speaker 8: Clayton Kershaw will be on the mound looking for his
Speaker 8: first win of the season. He also is getting closer
Speaker 8: to three thousand career strikeouts. Kershaw is just twenty six
Speaker 8: strikeouts away from that big milestone mark. Not too many
Speaker 8: pitchers in the future are gonna have that opportunity to
Speaker 8: get to three thousand strikeouts. He's going up against Tyler McGill,
Speaker 8: who is four and four with an ELRA of three
Speaker 8: point fifty two Morongo Casino. Dodgers on Deck begins at
Speaker 8: six o'clock tomorrow with first pitch at seven ten. That'll
Speaker 8: do it for us on Dodger Talk tonight. Thanks to
Speaker 8: Colin Yee back at our Burbank studios, thanks to Dwayne
Speaker 8: McDonald out here at Dodger Stadium, and thanks to you
Speaker 8: for listening. In case you missed any of the show
Speaker 8: or our pregame conversation with No Ma No mar Garcia Para,
Speaker 8: you can find it on the iHeartRadio app. Coming up next,
Speaker 8: Ben Maller on Fox Sports Radio. We will talk to
Speaker 8: you tomorrow night at six o'clock.
Speaker 7: Once again.
Speaker 8: The final score from Dodgers Stadium. The Mets outlast the
Speaker 8: Dodgers four to three in ten innings. Have a great
Speaker 8: rest of your night, Sea