Speaker 1: The right fart.
Speaker 2: Dodgers Playoff Baseball is back, and with it an annual
Speaker 2: postseason tradition.
Speaker 3: Scam is back. Baby.
Speaker 4: This is Sax and cakes in.
Speaker 5: The apples go with Broway.
Speaker 2: Dodger legend Steve Sacks is joined by your favorite Dodger
Speaker 2: pregame host, Tim Kates. If you want to talk Dodgers,
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Speaker 2: It's Tim Kats and Steve Sachs.
Speaker 3: The Nldsys are returning the Dodger Stadium for a decisive
Speaker 3: game five tomorrow night. Is the Dodgers win in San
Speaker 3: Diego Last night eight nothing, They've beat the Padres. Mookie
Speaker 3: Betts goes deep, Will Smith a bomb, Gavin Lux goes deep.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers bang out twelve hits. Eight of the nine
Speaker 3: starters get base hits. Last night Showyotani goes one for three,
Speaker 3: couple of walks on base three times. It Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers bullpen. Everyone that came out of that gate
Speaker 3: last night put up a zero, from Ryan Brasier to
Speaker 3: Blake Trning to land and Neck in the ninth inning
Speaker 3: and everybody in between as the Dodgers force a decisive
Speaker 3: Game five tomorrow night at Dodgers Stadium, Saxy. The more
Speaker 3: I talk about it and hear about it this game five,
Speaker 3: the more and more I'm getting fired up about what
Speaker 3: the atmosphere is gonna be like at Dodgers Stadium. It
Speaker 3: was the biggest game this year.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's gonna be amazing, There's no question about it.
Speaker 6: And the good thing is that the tide has turned,
Speaker 6: or the momentum has shifted. You can't see it.
Speaker 3: You can't.
Speaker 6: It doesn't have a color or anything, but you can
Speaker 6: certainly feel it, and you can feel it through the airwaves.
Speaker 6: You can feel it when you're watching TV. The swag
Speaker 6: is there, but it's not on the shirts of the Padres.
Speaker 6: It's over with the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Is there such thing as game to game momentum? Because
Speaker 3: the Padres had the momentum going in to last night
Speaker 3: and then the Dodgers snatched it from him.
Speaker 6: That's because you had really an epic event. You saw
Speaker 6: a complete sea change in Mookie Bets, and I mean
Speaker 6: that completely because once, like Muki said, he saw one fall,
Speaker 6: the confidence was reinstated back into his heart, and man,
Speaker 6: he is off. And if that guy gets off, watch
Speaker 6: out because he is very dangerous. And we're gonna see
Speaker 6: it now. I think we're just seeing the start of
Speaker 6: something up again.
Speaker 3: And we'll find out maybe later today, maybe tomorrow, who
Speaker 3: the Dodgers will in fact throw out there for the
Speaker 3: Game five starter. Could it be Yoshi Yamamoto. Could it
Speaker 3: be Jack Flaherty, Could it be another bullpen game that
Speaker 3: Dave Roberts elects to go to. He wouldn't tip his
Speaker 3: hand last night when asked after the Game four win
Speaker 3: what his plans are. We expect you Darvish to be
Speaker 3: the starter for the Padres in game five. He started
Speaker 3: already against the Dodgers in this series, in Game two
Speaker 3: at Dodgers Stadium. It was very successful against the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: But the Dodgers have options now with two rested starters
Speaker 3: in Flaherty and Yamamoto ready to go. As you said,
Speaker 3: it'll be all hands on deck, including the Dodgers relievers.
Speaker 3: Freddie Freeman. We hope to have his ankle healed miraculously
Speaker 3: and ready to go for Game five tomorrow, so we
Speaker 3: will find out and we are excited about this game
Speaker 3: five tomorrow night. Let's quickly go back in here again
Speaker 3: and we played it for you earlier. Dave Roberts his
Speaker 3: postgame thoughts after Game four last night and what was
Speaker 3: a game in which he pushed all the right buttons
Speaker 3: for the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Mooch has been big.
Speaker 7: Obviously, we got a lot of good players, but it's
Speaker 7: not on one player, clearly, And today Mookie shine. Last
Speaker 7: night Mookie shined, and today we'll.
Speaker 4: Had a big hit.
Speaker 7: So that's a great thing about having good players, and
Speaker 7: you know they don't need to do anything more than
Speaker 7: they're capable of and just kind of do what their potential,
Speaker 7: their their abilities allow for. And that's what they did tonight.
Speaker 4: They've you've talked a lot about fight, especially over the
Speaker 4: last week or so, like, how pleas were you.
Speaker 7: Just kind of what these guys did. Proud I think
Speaker 7: that you know, when you go through the regular season,
Speaker 7: a lot of things are sort of calculated, and you
Speaker 7: know there's a lot of variables because you're playing for
Speaker 7: the longer view, but when you get into the postseason,
Speaker 7: it's a street fight and it's about people players, and
Speaker 7: your desire has got to be more.
Speaker 4: Than your opponent.
Speaker 7: And for me to see our guys go through what
Speaker 7: they've been through and respond the way they have really
Speaker 7: makes me excited about Game five.
Speaker 4: As you guys mapped out your pitching plan heading into
Speaker 4: this one, was Flairity an option.
Speaker 3: He was, he was the last.
Speaker 7: He was a late option if something, you know, funky
Speaker 7: happy and guys weren't as efficient as possible. But now
Speaker 7: he's a live for Game five.
Speaker 8: As well, with the importance of getting an early lead
Speaker 8: in a game like this. How much of a tone
Speaker 8: setter was Mookie's home run? And you know there's a
Speaker 8: lot going on with him on Monday, Just can you
Speaker 8: just talk a little bit about how he responded to
Speaker 8: this all the noise, I guess really.
Speaker 7: I think you know responded really well. I've always tell
Speaker 7: the guys the game honors you, and the work that
Speaker 7: he's put in grinding in the cage and extra hitting
Speaker 7: certainly has paid off. And your question about striking first
Speaker 7: when you come on the road, it is important. Hitting
Speaker 7: is still hard. You can't just book up book, you know,
Speaker 7: a homer or a crooked number in the first inning.
Speaker 7: But I do believe that the intent even show Hayes
Speaker 7: first swing up tonight, you know, was aggressive on the
Speaker 7: fastball and for us to get to cease early get
Speaker 7: to their pen. Obviously it gave us momentum. But yeah,
Speaker 7: it started with Mookie right there.
Speaker 3: All right, there's Dave Roberts post game last night after
Speaker 3: the Dodgers ate. Nothing shut out over the Padres coming
Speaker 3: up at the bottom of the arrow. We'll join us,
Speaker 3: get his thoughts on this Dodgers team going into Game five,
Speaker 3: and Saxy, let's go back out to the phones. Eric
Speaker 3: in Hollywood has been waiting patiently. Eric in morning.
Speaker 9: How you doing, God, jer good shood, dude, good morning.
Speaker 1: Who Yes, those bats came alive last night. Man, geek
Speaker 1: it you shine bright like you do in the postseason.
Speaker 1: Of course, tvvy sax ty man. I am worried man, of.
Speaker 9: Course, because we've seen this before.
Speaker 1: We have, but we never stopped believing.
Speaker 10: We bleed bloom in.
Speaker 1: La And I'm looking forward to Friday and having our
Speaker 1: house rockets. They giving the Pats a nice warm welcome
Speaker 1: on their way in and Saxony, Please, what are your
Speaker 1: keys to that game?
Speaker 11: And who woul you start?
Speaker 12: Scause?
Speaker 4: I'm excited, man, I can't wait for it.
Speaker 3: Thanks a lot, Eric, All right, who would you start
Speaker 3: Saxy right now? Day before the game, fresh off of
Speaker 3: game four? Game five tomorrow night at five oh eight?
Speaker 3: Right now, who do you start? Yamamoto? Flerity, bullpen game?
Speaker 3: Your three options?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 6: So I would probably start Yamamoto with an extremely short leash,
Speaker 6: very very short. I would have no qualms that all
Speaker 6: of Dave said, Hey, let's go with another bullpen game.
Speaker 6: I'm all in on that too, But I would start Yamamoto,
Speaker 6: and I want to see how far we can get
Speaker 6: with this guy. What happens if he gives you five
Speaker 6: shutdown innings? Now you're sitting really good. You can really
Speaker 6: pound him with the bullpen and match up very easily
Speaker 6: the last four innings, and it would be well suited
Speaker 6: for the next series as well. I know this is
Speaker 6: all that matters right now, but I'm going with Yamamoto
Speaker 6: with a very very short leash.
Speaker 3: I'm going to disagree. I'd go Flarerity. That's my first
Speaker 3: gut reaction. The day before Game five, I'd go flarity
Speaker 3: because hard throwing right hander, a guy who can go
Speaker 3: in there and get ahead in the count and strikeout guys,
Speaker 3: and Yamamoto is a guy who can get contact. Struggling
Speaker 3: to finish off hitters. Here in the postseason late in
Speaker 3: September was Yamamoto. So I go flarity first again. Obviously
Speaker 3: short leash, but yama Moto. Let him see the game
Speaker 3: a little bit, let him see it develop in front
Speaker 3: of him for the first inning or two, and maybe
Speaker 3: he comes in and piggybacks jack flairity. Maybe you go
Speaker 3: to a left hander, depending on the matchups, and then
Speaker 3: go to yama Moto in the second or third inning
Speaker 3: and let him soak up three or four innings. I'd
Speaker 3: rather have that and let him see the game in
Speaker 3: front of him, maybe the lead already for the Dodgers,
Speaker 3: and he can settle in a little bit more comfortable.
Speaker 3: I just worry about the nerves for yama Mode. I
Speaker 3: saw that first start and he was spiking balls, he
Speaker 3: was missing his ausbied pitches. It felt to me, you
Speaker 3: know who am I, but it kind of felt to
Speaker 3: me that he was nervous and the tension got to
Speaker 3: him from that playoffs now, all right, Tim whatever?
Speaker 6: No, Hey, hey, look the good thing about where Dave
Speaker 6: Roberts is he's got options. Now, he's got options, and
Speaker 6: so whatever he chooses is going to be the right decision.
Speaker 6: I believe that. And hey, the saving grace is your
Speaker 6: bullpen is stocked and ready. And the good thing about
Speaker 6: this whole thing, if you turn it around, the Dodgers
Speaker 6: kind of deemed up that bullpen again. They got they
Speaker 6: got the hoeing. I mean they got, you know, a
Speaker 6: couple of earned runs and just two thirds and inning
Speaker 6: off of him. They were able to get to Wandy
Speaker 6: Peralta a little bit. Uh, and certainly they did. They
Speaker 6: put a spanking on Dylan Ce. So the Dodgers kind
Speaker 6: of got into that bullpen a little bit. And that's
Speaker 6: that's a good thing.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Richard on the two ten freeway hopefully
Speaker 3: ten and two focused on driving, but also focused on
Speaker 3: Saxon Kates and a am how you doing Richard.
Speaker 4: Good Man?
Speaker 13: How you guys doing great?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 11: Hey?
Speaker 13: So I just want to touch base on this. Uh,
Speaker 13: you know, the Dodgers have outscored the Padres thirteen and
Speaker 13: nothing ever since. From a Childah's little bush league move there.
Speaker 13: Call it you know karma, or call it the you
Speaker 13: know the baseball gud looking down. Look, i'll take both
Speaker 13: of them, and i'll take that in Game five too.
Speaker 13: But they've outscored them thirteen and nothing, just that second inning.
Speaker 3: It is interesting, right, It's all I got. You're right,
Speaker 3: it is interesting. The baseball gods could be putting it
Speaker 3: down on the padres for that Shenanigan play. Smart baseball play,
Speaker 3: according to some others, not a great baseball play for many, John,
Speaker 3: which is interesting, Saxy. I don't know how that's a
Speaker 3: fair that's a fair assessment.
Speaker 6: People, So well, he created his own lane. He did
Speaker 6: create his own lane. He was running straight to second
Speaker 6: base when he saw Freddy Freeman get the ball, he
Speaker 6: ghastly created another lane and he ran right on the grass.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's like going from the four or five
Speaker 6: to the twenty two right, you make that hard left.
Speaker 6: I mean that's what he did. I mean, seriously, you're
Speaker 6: gonna you're gonna say that's creating.
Speaker 3: Your own lane.
Speaker 6: You just made another lane and it was about three
Speaker 6: feet on the grass. I don't know how that's a
Speaker 6: fair play. Seriously, I don't know what I don't have
Speaker 6: a rule book with me. I don't know the exact rule.
Speaker 6: I know about the lane and all that, but it
Speaker 6: states in there, Oh, by the way, if you see
Speaker 6: to it, that you can get in the path of
Speaker 6: the of the throwing lane. You can do that too
Speaker 6: by running about six feet to the left and then
Speaker 6: having it hit you off your spikey ear, and then
Speaker 6: the ball goes in left field.
Speaker 3: That's fair play. I can't believe that. Here's why I
Speaker 3: feel better as a baseball fan, and you listening right
Speaker 3: now should feel better about that play. It's because nobody
Speaker 3: really understands the ruling in it. And it's good to
Speaker 3: know that as a baseball fan because hearing you talk
Speaker 3: about it, Big Poppy a Rod, Derek Jeter, all three
Speaker 3: of them are on TV like, yeah, it kind of
Speaker 3: feels wrong. Yeah, it doesn't seem like a natural baseball play.
Speaker 3: And then I hear a guy like Brett Boone, former
Speaker 3: player who's got a podcast and based in San Diego,
Speaker 3: so out there with him. He's like, Hey, great play,
Speaker 3: that's a great baseball move. And then I read on
Speaker 3: Twitter yesterday and Chipper Jones is like, hey, I don't
Speaker 3: have a rooting interest in this, But that was interesting
Speaker 3: base running for Mandy Machado to hear all you great
Speaker 3: baseball players, experts, analysts all kind of like, what was that?
Speaker 3: What's the ruling on this? If you guys don't kind
Speaker 3: of understand it, then I feel better.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't. I mean, I just don't get it.
Speaker 6: What's the spirit of the rule. That's what I think
Speaker 6: you have to take into consideration. And I don't think
Speaker 6: the spirit of the rule. I mean, I mean, what
Speaker 6: happens if you're in the way of a throw and
Speaker 6: you reach up and grab it. Ye say, well, I
Speaker 6: thought it was gonna hit me, so I grabbed it.
Speaker 6: I mean does that count? I mean, seriously, I don't
Speaker 6: get where the spirit of the rule would be. Okay,
Speaker 6: if you're I understand, if you've got a lane to
Speaker 6: run in and you're just running and you're in the
Speaker 6: base path, that it hits you, great, I mean that's fine.
Speaker 6: But when you're peeking over your shoulder you see him
Speaker 6: feeld it, you're in the running lane, and then you
Speaker 6: take three steps to the left on the grass just
Speaker 6: so it can hit you. I don't think the spirit
Speaker 6: of the rule is meaning that that that's okay.
Speaker 3: I just don't believe it. Absolutely, Manuel and Guardena is
Speaker 3: next up. Manuel, buddy, how you doing.
Speaker 9: Sacks?
Speaker 10: And Kate's in the am, brother of Dave and the
Speaker 10: man they call the Wall from the Great one eighth Fellas.
Speaker 10: It's a beautiful day in La. It's October. It's that
Speaker 10: October baseball. You got these heavy mornings. The Marine Layer
Speaker 10: also gonna have that tomorrow night at dusk. I heard
Speaker 10: you guys talking about the factor of the moving up
Speaker 10: of the game, and for me, that is a concern
Speaker 10: for me. That's why I believe you have to have
Speaker 10: guys like Chris Taylor, Key k Hernandez. I would even
Speaker 10: go as far as maybe later innings, Austin Barnes. We
Speaker 10: need guys who are well versed at Chavez Ravine. This
Speaker 10: game is for all the marbles, man, This is what
Speaker 10: baseball's about, Sacksye. It feels like when you guys were
Speaker 10: going up against the Mets. Man, Why good Eryl Strawberry,
Speaker 10: Kevin McReynolds, you know, Kevin Mitchell, all those guys. This
Speaker 10: team's staffed like that, man, And.
Speaker 9: This is what baseball's about.
Speaker 10: That's what I love, man. Game four the Dodgers came
Speaker 10: out and showed exactly what they're going to do tomorrow
Speaker 10: night as well. I have a firm elise that the
Speaker 10: Dodgers just like, well.
Speaker 4: Who was it a couple months off?
Speaker 10: I think Houddie that was like, hey, man, we got
Speaker 10: to remember, we're the freaking Dodgers, We're the class of
Speaker 10: the NL, We're the freaking Yankees of the West.
Speaker 4: And the show goes through here. Remember we're the number
Speaker 4: one seed.
Speaker 10: So we get done tomorrow night, we get a little rest,
Speaker 10: and it's set up man eighty eight all over again.
Speaker 9: Baby, let's go Dodgers in five.
Speaker 3: All right? Man Well and Guardina Well said, fired up
Speaker 3: about Game five tomorrow night. Certainly it's nice to have
Speaker 3: home field advantage here in this pivotal Game five, This.
Speaker 6: Game, Yeah, somebody just told me. I just had a Hey,
Speaker 6: guess what you hear it? He Manuel just said Dodgers
Speaker 6: in five that you know that was awesome my prediction, right.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying it was. It was, And you're saying
Speaker 3: you predicted yesterday and your keys to the game, the
Speaker 3: bullpen and Yokie needed to be big and would be big,
Speaker 3: and that's exactly what happened last night. Eight different relievers,
Speaker 3: eight different relievers for the Dodgers putting up zeros last night.
Speaker 3: That's pretty impressive. The more and more I think about it,
Speaker 3: not one guy gave up a run. It wasn't an
Speaker 3: eight to one, an eight to two win.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: Eight different Dodger relievers put up zeros last night. Called
Speaker 3: unity and team participation, and we want you to participate
Speaker 3: right here on Saxon Kates in the am eight say six,
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Speaker 3: rest of the way. We're also gonna hear from Jose
Speaker 3: mona part of our broadcast. You also hear him on
Speaker 3: the Spanish radio broadcast, get his thoughts on this game
Speaker 3: last night and the pivotal must win game five tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: It's sax and Kate and am right here on a
Speaker 3: FI seventy LA Sports. Let's go. There will be a
Speaker 3: Game five of this NLTS tomorrow night out of Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 3: We'll have it for you right here on I'm seventy
Speaker 3: LA Sports, Tim Kate, Steve Saxon You on this Thursday morning.
Speaker 3: Is the Dodgers and eight nothing shut out win or
Speaker 3: with the Padres last night in San Diego. They were
Speaker 3: ready to erupt at Petco Park. They were ready to
Speaker 3: celebrate a trip to the NLCS to face the New
Speaker 3: York Mets. But not so fast, my friends. There will
Speaker 3: be a Game five as the Dodgers win at eight
Speaker 3: to nothing to even up this series at two games
Speaker 3: of peace, and first pitch will be at five oho
Speaker 3: eight tomorrow night at Dodgers Stadium. We'll get back out
Speaker 3: to the phones in just a minute. Joining us now.
Speaker 3: You hear him on the Dodgers radio broadcast on Spanish
Speaker 3: and English right here on a FI seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 3: He is the one and only Jose Mota, and he
Speaker 3: joins us now here on saxon Kate's an am Jose,
Speaker 3: good morning, How you doing, buddy?
Speaker 4: Good morning. I made the tradition. I don't know if
Speaker 4: I should be interviewed to our if I should be
Speaker 4: interviewing you and Steve Sacks or.
Speaker 3: My hero Jose Jose. Last night, you're at Petco Park.
Speaker 3: What an environment. That place was ready to erupt, Mookie Beck.
Speaker 3: It's quieted very quickly the second batter of the game
Speaker 3: with a home run, and then the Dodgers just seem
Speaker 3: to get all the momentum back in this series.
Speaker 4: After that, we talked about momentum a lot to me
Speaker 4: know very well and Saxon knows very well too. Man,
Speaker 4: it takes a lot sometimes and it's such a toll,
Speaker 4: especially in the postseason when you're facing you know, top pitchers,
Speaker 4: top relievers, high leverage situations, and the offense has to
Speaker 4: play from behind. It It's it's hard, man, It's like
Speaker 4: it's exhausting. I mean, I mean you live it as
Speaker 4: a player. You go, well, you know, three runs down
Speaker 4: to the first second ending feels like six runs already,
Speaker 4: even though you still have a lot of game left.
Speaker 4: It's not the same. But then when you take the lead,
Speaker 4: especially under the circumstances of dolluers that with a bullpen game,
Speaker 4: it really alleviates kind of loosens everybody up. I know
Speaker 4: that Dave Roberts had a message for those guys before
Speaker 4: the game about, you know, just being more conscious of
Speaker 4: contact the day before. A lot of swings and misses.
Speaker 4: The Powers are not shying away from the strike zone.
Speaker 4: And I'm glad to do you solve from Max Mounsey
Speaker 4: to Mookie to show hey, go out there and make
Speaker 4: early contact, don't try to overdo it because nobody's gonna
Speaker 4: hit a six run homer. And perhaps you know, they
Speaker 4: carried off with that and had a very nice all
Speaker 4: around game on the offensive side and the historic game
Speaker 4: on the bullpen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Ose, how you doing, buddy, well, i'saw my friends
Speaker 6: actually number.
Speaker 3: Three jose Com, Papa.
Speaker 4: Mub and Grasia. Pops is doing good. Pomps is enjoying
Speaker 4: every single pitch. Believe me, he is engaged.
Speaker 6: I want to tell everybody just how much I love
Speaker 6: your dad. He's He's like family to me. He's always
Speaker 6: concerned about my family. He was my hitting coach for
Speaker 6: the longest time with the Dodgers, and Manny Mota every
Speaker 6: time I see him, either in spring train or whatever,
Speaker 6: I just love Manny. I just love your dad. And
Speaker 6: you know, he's just such a wonderful person. So send
Speaker 6: send my best and I love damn.
Speaker 4: Okay, I will do that. You know how much he
Speaker 4: loves you and their family too.
Speaker 3: Thank you, buddy. So, Jose, I got to ask you.
Speaker 6: I ready wanted to get your opinion on this is
Speaker 6: the Dodgers did everything in under the sun that people
Speaker 6: could ask for. We all know how prolific they are
Speaker 6: hitting the home run, But how about the tag up,
Speaker 6: you know with show, Hey, how about the bunt by Edmunds?
Speaker 6: How about all the little things Munsey going from first
Speaker 6: to third with the vengeance. I love all the little
Speaker 6: things that this big, big, giant, terrible destroying team that
Speaker 6: the Dodgers about put out there still able to concentrate
Speaker 6: on the little things, and that's important to win.
Speaker 4: Paul Man, that is so big sacts. You know very
Speaker 4: well that you know it was preached to you guys
Speaker 4: time and time again, especially when you depend so much
Speaker 4: on the home run over one sixty two. You know,
Speaker 4: one sixty two doesn't play well all the time. We
Speaker 4: have a you know, best of five, and what happens
Speaker 4: is easy. You played in field. I played in field.
Speaker 4: There's so many distractions that happen sometimes when there's guys
Speaker 4: moving around going first to third, guys tagging that show
Speaker 4: how he did in the line drive the center field, by
Speaker 4: the way, But also you know Gavin nuts and that
Speaker 4: first the first time he went first to third, I'm
Speaker 4: going okay there on, you know, because you get to
Speaker 4: feel sometimes in a sense that when a team's playing
Speaker 4: tight or where a team's playing loose, and that to
Speaker 4: me was pretty much in the potter's face. You kind
Speaker 4: of acquired the crowd. And you know, I was somebody
Speaker 4: who's asking me about this series and coming to San Diego, said, well,
Speaker 4: the biggest thing that you can make is just like
Speaker 4: we learned from Mike Socio with the Angels when they
Speaker 4: went to fendlers, like you score early, you score continuously,
Speaker 4: you take the crowd out very quickly. That's what the
Speaker 4: Dodgers did, and then all these little pieces add up
Speaker 4: to pictures having more pressure on that pitch they need
Speaker 4: to make. You know very well, Saxy, you know to
Speaker 4: me that you know, having a guy at third base
Speaker 4: or second base when a game on the line, and
Speaker 4: then with a real deep lineup, it affects your release pulling,
Speaker 4: it affects your pitch, just like it affects the catcher
Speaker 4: what he calls. I mean, he's worried about blocking and
Speaker 4: things like that. So I just hope sactually that they
Speaker 4: don't forget about those little things because overall it is
Speaker 4: what allows the big hitters to get better pitches to hit,
Speaker 4: being better counts, and also not forget about this thing
Speaker 4: very important productive outs which people don't value as much anymore,
Speaker 4: are a big part of how you score runs and
Speaker 4: continue to continue, you know, add up some runs. Those
Speaker 4: those second runs are so important. But the safety weeks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, perfect, Tim, I got I gotta ask some something
Speaker 6: real quick, because it's kind of like an add on
Speaker 6: to this, Jose. How about the bat by Mookie not
Speaker 6: going for the home run even though he just hit
Speaker 6: one the Pepper game, he played with tattoos and just
Speaker 6: punching that ball a half swing, not worried about eggs
Speaker 6: of velocity or a launch angle or anything like that.
Speaker 6: He had a nice little soft line drive that was
Speaker 6: able to score a run. I thought that was his
Speaker 6: best at bat of the night.
Speaker 4: I love that too, because Mookie bess is perhaps he
Speaker 4: was the most consistent hitter for the dall yards minute
Speaker 4: scoring position, and those at bats are the ones that
Speaker 4: he carries. When MOOKI he is looking for, you know,
Speaker 4: the power. It's a pull mode, which is fine because
Speaker 4: he hits home runs of the pole side. But man,
Speaker 4: he is such a tough out. And even hitters and
Speaker 4: players and pitchers on the other side have told me,
Speaker 4: you know, there's like two Mookies. There's that one going
Speaker 4: to go out there and ambush you early, and then
Speaker 4: that one where you just go, how am I going
Speaker 4: to get about? He's playing off the pitches.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then here's another thing too. Even though when he
Speaker 4: went through his over twenty two Tim and Saxon and
Speaker 4: then he started oh for six this series, he was
Speaker 4: still taking walks. And I was telling Pep on the broadcast,
Speaker 4: I go, when we take walks, even though you're scuffling,
Speaker 4: something is coming because you're not just giving away at bats.
Speaker 4: You're taking walks because you're seeing pitches and eventually you're
Speaker 4: going to run into good pitches ahead. And and I'm
Speaker 4: so glad that you bring that up because more of
Speaker 4: that is always Look. I said the same thing with
Speaker 4: Joel Tommy. Sometimes when he brings the other club, the
Speaker 4: smaller club, it's better. He becomes a better hitter. He
Speaker 4: praised the ball around. I'm more dangerous at bat and
Speaker 4: certain that power is going to be there because the
Speaker 4: guy is just a freak.
Speaker 3: I want to celebrate the eight different relief last night,
Speaker 3: Jose that went out there and did their job, and
Speaker 3: that roadmap that they laid out. Connor McGinnis, Mark Pryor
Speaker 3: Dave Roberts, the entire coaching staff that they had match
Speaker 3: up for matchup for all twenty seven outs. It could
Speaker 3: have gone south really quickly if something doesn't work in
Speaker 3: the middle of that linked chain of eight different relievers.
Speaker 3: But it worked to a t.
Speaker 4: It was historic. I mean, eight guys go out there
Speaker 4: and one follows the other. Here's another thing I liked.
Speaker 4: There's talk before the game is who's going to be
Speaker 4: the bulk guy. I'm going you don't need a bulk guy.
Speaker 4: You got to go each inning to see where the
Speaker 4: game is if it happens, so you get, you know,
Speaker 4: among his lead. Early they might think about a bulk guy,
Speaker 4: but then you gotta work about the other lineup. The
Speaker 4: Potters are a very tough team. They're resilient, they're arrogant,
Speaker 4: they bring their game. I mean they want to play
Speaker 4: the villain and they do it very well and they're talented. Man.
Speaker 4: So he cannot even be comfortable with a five round
Speaker 4: lead because with a crowd behind them and the guys
Speaker 4: being displayed on the mound one by one. Dave Roberts,
Speaker 4: Mar Guinness, as you mentioned, and Mark Parra had flexibility
Speaker 4: to know that let's play it off and see how
Speaker 4: it all go. So we see Michael Kolpek throw that
Speaker 4: early in the game, that tells you the urgency is now,
Speaker 4: which you need to have, and then see how things
Speaker 4: line up towards the end because you do. You did
Speaker 4: have some bulk guys. He could have gone with Gasparius,
Speaker 4: he could have gone with land the Neck. But you
Speaker 4: know what, it's not time to experiment. And you wont
Speaker 4: those experienced arms to take care of a team like
Speaker 4: the Pods that they need very little to get motivated
Speaker 4: against the Dodgers. And I'm glad that they got shut out.
Speaker 4: And there's no celebrasion here at Petco last night.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hose, We're looking at the best players on the planet,
Speaker 6: two of the best teams in the world, and yet
Speaker 6: we can see how fickle, how fickle momentum can change things,
Speaker 6: how confidences can be, you know, swayed back and forth.
Speaker 6: You see how this has all changed from the Padres
Speaker 6: and their swag. Now the Dodgers have that confidence. You
Speaker 6: see that in the macro level and the micro level.
Speaker 6: How about what we see with Mookie Betts. I mean,
Speaker 6: this guy signed a your contract. He's one of the
Speaker 6: best players on the planet. And yet he says, when
Speaker 6: that ball fell in there, and now my confidence is
Speaker 6: soaring again. Isn't that crazy? How this game can mess
Speaker 6: with you it?
Speaker 4: Oh my god. I mean the mental side of this game,
Speaker 4: Sacks is you know very well, it's draining sometimes is exhausting.
Speaker 4: And you think about Mookie Bets, right, he hits the
Speaker 4: ball down your stadium the other day and he's like, Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm off, we going here, we go home run before
Speaker 4: you know the ball's cop Then in your mind is like,
Speaker 4: everything I do now is going to go wrong. He
Speaker 4: is the ball here, he thinks it's got he's heading
Speaker 4: towards the dugout. Yes, that's a good point, but yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean I'm.
Speaker 3: Going towards the pitcher's mount that wait a minute, and
Speaker 3: it's a home run now.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So on the micro, as you mentioned, on the micro,
Speaker 4: every little thing changes. Think about the base running by
Speaker 4: many Machado, how that changed everything in that inning for
Speaker 4: Walker Builder and all those little things that add up
Speaker 4: that you just go well, that's why spring training, as
Speaker 4: boring as it might be for some guys, it's about
Speaker 4: details and preparing because a lot of things that you
Speaker 4: see sacks very well. You obviously have way more experience
Speaker 4: than I do. In the big scenario is fielding your
Speaker 4: position as a pitcher, paying attention to the base runners,
Speaker 4: throwing to the right base, hitting the cutoff man. All
Speaker 4: those things matter from the very first day you take
Speaker 4: the field onto the very last day of playing baseball. Yep.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you jose, but I loved spring training.
Speaker 3: Loved it. I couldn't get enough of it.
Speaker 9: I love that you guys, you guys, you guys actually
Speaker 9: had like.
Speaker 3: Bats, a ton of them. Man, I'm telling you.
Speaker 4: Lawyers now to do that, Oh my god, wouldn't They
Speaker 4: wouldn't know what to do. You have guys that was like,
Speaker 4: I give the thirty five or forty bouts. I'm like, no,
Speaker 4: you don't need more. You know you need more.
Speaker 6: In the NFL now they don't even they don't even
Speaker 6: playing preseason. Then when the season starts, everybody's hurt.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: For the first thing, it's crazy, it's crazy. I remember
Speaker 4: one year, Well, I think you hit like ten doubles
Speaker 4: in spring training. I'm like, what the heck, Mario? Here
Speaker 4: like nine triples?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm too soon. The final thing for me this
Speaker 3: momentum that they're riding. Can they ride it into game
Speaker 3: five tomorrow night? And what's your hunch? What does your
Speaker 3: gut tell you? Dave Roberts goes with as far as
Speaker 3: the starter tomorrow night, is it a bullpen game, which
Speaker 3: he said could happen. Is it Flaerty, is it Yamamoto?
Speaker 4: He says that both of them are in play. Here's
Speaker 4: if both of them are in play, here's what I
Speaker 4: would do. I will start Yamamoto and have somebody warming
Speaker 4: up in the very first inning. That's what I would do. Now,
Speaker 4: if I start Flouty, it definitely is going to be
Speaker 4: a bullpen game. And in that case, to me, Yamamoto
Speaker 4: is out of the question. Unless Flowerty runs to a
Speaker 4: high pitch count. You need somebody in the middle. Because
Speaker 4: we know that Yama Moto does not get up to
Speaker 4: good starts. The powers are in his head, there's no
Speaker 4: doubt about it. Since Korea they attack him and ambush
Speaker 4: him and he just doesn't know what to do sometimes.
Speaker 4: But it's a different scenario. He is pitching big games before.
Speaker 4: But my hunch is that every piece is on the
Speaker 4: table and where throwing well is going to run The momentum,
Speaker 4: and I for sure think that the offense has learned
Speaker 4: enough to know that the less it's more, and especially tomorrow,
Speaker 4: if they're going to face they got like darbish man,
Speaker 4: you could not be spreading down to the zone and
Speaker 4: got to cut down to the chases and just know
Speaker 4: that you're gonna have to win a game two to one,
Speaker 4: three to one, because obviously you don't see a lot
Speaker 4: of games like last night happened in the postseason.
Speaker 3: No doubt. Jose, that's great. We appreciate you jumping on
Speaker 3: this morning. I know you're gonna jump on a train
Speaker 3: and head back from San Diego, old school style traveling
Speaker 3: by train. I love it, love it. We appreciate you
Speaker 3: coming on this morning. Yeah, thanks any time.
Speaker 4: Great to catch up my friend be well, thank you
Speaker 4: guys too.
Speaker 3: All right, there he goes Jose Mota. You hear him
Speaker 3: on the Spanish broadcast. You hear him here on an
Speaker 3: FI seventy LA sports as well. Todd on the road
Speaker 3: here in southern California and driving around listening to Saxon
Speaker 3: Kate in the am. Good morning, Todd, Hey.
Speaker 5: Guys, that does a great interview. By the way, Jose,
Speaker 5: it's a class act and his dad. I mean, you
Speaker 5: don't remember that ball up that hit off the all
Speaker 5: against the Phillies at Greg Wazinski. Uh that you know
Speaker 5: it came out he can caught it off the wall.
Speaker 5: That was that was an amazing to come back. But anyway,
Speaker 5: it's a great interview. I just want to say this,
Speaker 5: if you look at what's happening and Freddy's hurt, uh,
Speaker 5: if they looked so much more complete last night and
Speaker 5: more depth. So I feel like, unless Freddie feels one
Speaker 5: hundred percent better, which is pretty unlikely, I'd much try
Speaker 5: to see him come up with the benches a pitch
Speaker 5: shitter later later in the game and have guys like,
Speaker 5: you know, make sure Key k is in that game
Speaker 5: because that guy loves playing in these games.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: And you know Chris Taylor can't hit anything, so you
Speaker 5: probably want to put bodies and center and you and
Speaker 5: you put Max at first, and you know you got
Speaker 5: Tommy Evans at shorties. You know, please don't bring uh
Speaker 5: you know, I mean, I love you Ross, but he's
Speaker 5: not one hundred percent. Let's get the guys out there healthy.
Speaker 5: We have a great depth. That's why they have all
Speaker 5: this depth. So let's uh, let's go ahead. And that's
Speaker 5: my feeling.
Speaker 3: What about your guys do appreciate? I think your Freddy
Speaker 3: Freeman can go at seventy five. He's got to be
Speaker 3: out there sexy.
Speaker 6: I agree, I agree, he's uh. You know, Freddie adds
Speaker 6: a certain stature in that in that lineup that puts
Speaker 6: some fear in some and some pitchers. They all know
Speaker 6: what he's capable of doing. And I believe seventy five
Speaker 6: percent of Freddy is good for me. His presence alone
Speaker 6: is what you need in that Dodger lineup. Junior in Norwalk, Junior,
Speaker 6: good morning, how you doing?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 4: I am doing.
Speaker 12: I called yesterday to give some criticism, you know, nuts
Speaker 12: and monthy, but I'll man up and give credit when
Speaker 12: credit is due. I think the key to success is
Speaker 12: discipline and consistency. And if they could repeat what they
Speaker 12: did yesterday, you know, we should have it in the
Speaker 12: bag God willing. And also like I think they should,
Speaker 12: you know, like the saying, don't fix what's not broken,
Speaker 12: keep doing what they did with the pitching, as far
Speaker 12: as keeping short leashes of everybody and riding the wave,
Speaker 12: and that's pretty much.
Speaker 3: It, all right, Junior, appreciate the phone call. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: think you're gonna see a short leash on everybody tomorrow
Speaker 3: that comes out and pitches for the Dodgers, whether it's
Speaker 3: Yamamoto who starts, Flarity who starts, or maybe if they
Speaker 3: go with a bullpen game. I was talking to one
Speaker 3: of the guys here in the in the back room
Speaker 3: during the break, and I just don't see them going
Speaker 3: with another bullpen game saxtually. I know it's something you
Speaker 3: want to throw out there and maybe kind of leave
Speaker 3: it out there for the Padres to think about and
Speaker 3: marinate for the next twenty four hours, But in reality,
Speaker 3: game five, you kind of gotta go with the start.
Speaker 3: I think they're gonna go with the starter.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't it be wouldn't be unbelievable if you got, you know,
Speaker 6: one of those two guys, Yamamoto or Flarity and they
Speaker 6: went five or six innings and he shut him down.
Speaker 6: I mean, very possible, you know what's possible. But you're
Speaker 6: you're dealing with a very elite bunch of hitters with
Speaker 6: the Padres. I mean, you get guys, you get an
Speaker 6: unbelievable production off of guys like David Peralta, who is
Speaker 6: just a pure hitter. This guy started out as a pitcher.
Speaker 6: He was released early this year and then they picked
Speaker 6: him up in May and look what he's done. I mean,
Speaker 6: this is incredible what this guy's line has been. You know,
Speaker 6: if you look at his history, and they got guys
Speaker 6: that are scrappers over there, but you know what, they're
Speaker 6: not adverse to the downfall either. And you could have
Speaker 6: one of these starters put a shutdown on him and
Speaker 6: that would be unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Cannot wait for Game five. It's tomorrow night right here
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Speaker 3: to the herd with Colin Cowherd, Rgan and Rodney coming
Speaker 3: up at two o'clock to or noon today Petrol, some
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Speaker 3: there's no game five tonight, that's tomorrow. We got Thursday
Speaker 3: night football for you here on AF five seventy night
Speaker 3: ten Sports. It's a great question, Zax. Yeah, I'm so
Speaker 3: dialed in right now to what is happening with the
Speaker 3: Dodgers and the Padres in Game five tomorrow night. They
Speaker 3: completely slip my mind that the forty nine Ers and
Speaker 3: Seahawks are playing tonight. You're forty nine ers. Yeah, they're
Speaker 3: gonna get thumped. Yeah they probably will.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You know what though their favorite? How about that three
Speaker 3: and a half PoID favorite to get people healthy? Man,
Speaker 3: they got Dodger problems. Twitter on the bench, they do
Speaker 3: they do. We'll come back. We'll get more of your
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Speaker 14: How you guys doing today.
Speaker 9: It's a pleasure to be on with you, Bob.
Speaker 3: Thanks for calling.
Speaker 9: I was at Petco last night.
Speaker 14: There was a small group of us that were still
Speaker 14: in the crowd there. We got around the baby moves
Speaker 14: to get some tickets down there at Petco, but we
Speaker 14: were able to get in and be supporting our boys
Speaker 14: out there, which was fantastic. Man, it was good to
Speaker 14: see him play the way they did.
Speaker 3: Nice, nice, and you brought home a victory. Thank you
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 14: Absolutely well. You know I was going to say my
Speaker 14: point today is a big part of that victory last night.
Speaker 14: They silenced the crowd early. But you hear about the
Speaker 14: bottom half of the lineup. You hear about passing the baton.
Speaker 14: You guys are always so cool to give us all
Speaker 14: insight as to what you know the game is all about,
Speaker 14: and how players see the game and what you guys
Speaker 14: talk about. You hear that term passing the baton. I
Speaker 14: really felt like the team did just that last night,
Speaker 14: from the pitching to the batting, everything from offense to defense,
Speaker 14: everything was working with each other, and I think that
Speaker 14: was such a crucial part to that victory. It was
Speaker 14: just a pleasure to see him play like that. My
Speaker 14: point going forward to game five, my question for you guys,
Speaker 14: I feel like Flarity's got the dog in him. Isn't
Speaker 14: Flarity the move there for game five. Don't we put
Speaker 14: that dog back out on the mount and let him
Speaker 14: fight through that lineup a little bit. Yes, that's my
Speaker 14: question to you guys.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and yes, Bob appreciate it. Glad you're at
Speaker 3: the game last night representing and Dodger Blue. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: and yes, Jack Flaerdy is right. He is a dog
Speaker 3: out there. He wants the ball. He's not afraid of
Speaker 3: the moment. No, he's not.
Speaker 6: And if it's him or if it's Giamamoto, great, I mean,
Speaker 6: I'm all for that because I think the bullpen's going
Speaker 6: to act in their normal fashion, that is to come
Speaker 6: in and support those those starters. And you get five
Speaker 6: or six out of those starters, Man, it's gonna it's
Speaker 6: gonna look good. But I have my own keys that
Speaker 6: I'll let you know what I'm thinking about that in
Speaker 6: a minute.
Speaker 3: All right, Julio and Laverne is next up here on
Speaker 3: an I seventy l A Sports.
Speaker 9: Julio, go ahead, Hey, good morning, guess, thanks for taking
Speaker 9: a call. Hey, quick question. Let's talk about CG three,
Speaker 9: God bless CG three, his struggles at the plate last
Speaker 9: night where you know where oh I fell for him
Speaker 9: for four punch outs, something's not right. Me and my
Speaker 9: family are watching the game. Even my niece said, something's
Speaker 9: not right with CG three. Question here is where the
Speaker 9: Ki kid coming off the bench doing so well? I
Speaker 9: really like kik a center field. But on Tuesday, if
Speaker 9: you saw them at bad Andy Fachas had that was
Speaker 9: a great at bet. I know he's shrucked out, but
Speaker 9: he was like dialed in. I really like Pakis in
Speaker 9: center as well. But I want to ask you guys
Speaker 9: a lot of questions coming up for tomorrow's game. The starter,
Speaker 9: the bull you know, do we do bull paying game?
Speaker 9: But how about center field?
Speaker 12: Who do you put in center?
Speaker 9: I really don't want to put CT three out there?
Speaker 9: Like I said, love him, great guy, he gave a
Speaker 9: lot to us. But but uh, I got to go
Speaker 9: with either or maybe Andy Pacuez. What do you guys see? Oh? Lastly, lastly,
Speaker 9: a great interview with Jose Mota. I ran into his
Speaker 9: dad at the casino at Jamova. I don't know last month,
Speaker 9: great guy, beautiful uh talking to the mister Madnumota. A
Speaker 9: lot of memories with him, of course, But anyway, back
Speaker 9: to the point, who do you start a center for tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Appreciate who yo, I go, Key k Hernandez, one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: There's not even a question in my mind. When you
Speaker 3: asked the question, I couldn't say it fast enough. Key
Speaker 3: k Hernandez, you want to alter your opinion on that?
Speaker 3: Are you good on that? I'm good. I'm one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Put it in some men, I'm done.
Speaker 6: I'm with you. I'm with you. He's of the moment.
Speaker 6: He's been there and done this before, and he's winging
Speaker 6: a good bat. He can play center field.
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 4: Yep?
Speaker 3: I think so. Any's emotional leader on that team too.
Speaker 3: He's one of the guys. Yeah, he's been here, done that.
Speaker 3: He's been a part of World Series runs. He's been
Speaker 3: part of the championship in twenty I want Key k
Speaker 3: and center. Let squeeze in one more. We don't get you.
Speaker 3: I apologize Jimmy on the two ten, real quick, Jimmy,
Speaker 3: go ahead.
Speaker 11: Hey, good morning, guys, man, what a great win yesterday.
Speaker 11: You know, all the way around, you know what I
Speaker 11: really feel that. You know, you know, they keep using
Speaker 11: the analogy big brother, little brother. I'm glad that big
Speaker 11: brother finally stepped back and slapt little brother in the back.
Speaker 11: You know, because they were taking the preth out of
Speaker 11: us getting under their skin. I'm glad that Mookie Best
Speaker 11: got that home run. I think that this is going
Speaker 11: to be contagious. I think we're on fire. I think
Speaker 11: the team is starting to believe in themselves. I agree
Speaker 11: with Kekey Hernandez in center field. He has been there,
Speaker 11: he has done that, and he knows how to control
Speaker 11: his emotions up there at bets. You saw that bat
Speaker 11: last night, his first base hit. I mean that was sweet.
Speaker 11: So I would say as far as pitching, I agree
Speaker 11: with you. Guys start flirty bringing in the second inning,
Speaker 11: depending on how Flaherty's doing, bringing Yamamoto and then going
Speaker 11: to the boat. Can you know if they could suck
Speaker 11: up a couple more innings. I think Dave Roberts is
Speaker 11: using his experience in the postseason to be able to
Speaker 11: pull pitchers Like last game yesterday. I mean, I just
Speaker 11: feel like that whole doug out was full of life.
Speaker 3: They were Jimmy, appreciate it, my man. I know you're
Speaker 3: fired up. We all are. And guess what, We'll do
Speaker 3: it again tomorrow six am to nine am. Saxy, how
Speaker 3: about that? I want to do it. Diamayana absolutely, we'll
Speaker 3: do it again tomorrow. We'll get Steve's keys tomorrow as
Speaker 3: well into a Game five win. Guess what, Dodger fans,
Speaker 3: he was right on yesterday for Game four. I cannot
Speaker 3: wait to hear his keys tomorrow for Game five leading
Speaker 3: up to a divisional must win game, win or go home.
Speaker 3: Thanks to Katie, thanks to Michelle, thanks to you for
Speaker 3: being a part of the show. We're back at it tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Dodgers have done it, They've forced a Game five. Hope
Speaker 3: you're ready first pitch at five O Way tomorrow. Colin
Speaker 3: Cowherd coming up next.
Speaker 4: Yep.