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. Let's not play
Speaker 2: one on Tom. Let's wind it.
Speaker 3: I love writing me these guys after the show.
Speaker 2: So just thank you, give me are.
Speaker 4: Your attention, your fire, and not a piss. This is
Speaker 4: world champion, Dodger, world champion thing.
Speaker 5: Put a small soft time they get up people what
Speaker 5: they want to die to in a row two is special.
Speaker 6: I'm like, yeah, it's not a headache.
Speaker 7: One of them.
Speaker 6: Con this ball's gone.
Speaker 4: You ready to go old time, go to the sound
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Speaker 6: And go to the show.
Speaker 4: And now your host of Dodger Talk, David Basse.
Speaker 7: We are live at Dodger Stadium after the Yankees salvage
Speaker 7: the last game of the series this weekend in the
Speaker 7: World Series matchup, rematch, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 7: seven to three, the final score tonight on Sunday Night
Speaker 7: Baseball at Dodgers Stadium in front of the largest crowd
Speaker 7: we have seen at Dodgers Stadium this season, their ninth
Speaker 7: sellout of the year, fifty four thousand and thirty one,
Speaker 7: and look, I hate to use that cliche, but it's baseball.
Speaker 7: Who would have thought the Dodgers would have been able
Speaker 7: to come back against Max Freed on Friday night? They
Speaker 7: were able to do that. Who thought the Dodgers would
Speaker 7: score eighteen runs yesterday coming into this series?
Speaker 5: Nobody.
Speaker 7: I felt like this was the game that the Dodgers
Speaker 7: were pretty much guaranteed to win with Yamamoto on the mound,
Speaker 7: and luckily for the Dodgers, they came back against Max
Speaker 7: Freed on Friday night because I felt like the momentum,
Speaker 7: the focus, the energy this stadium gave the Dodgers after
Speaker 7: kind of an average road trip really carried over into
Speaker 7: Saturday night's game. And if the Dodgers don't win that
Speaker 7: game on Friday.
Speaker 5: What are they doing yesterday?
Speaker 7: Okay, they win, let's say they beat Will Warren, which
Speaker 7: they probably would have. I felt like the offense was
Speaker 7: going to win yesterday's game like they did. You come
Speaker 7: into tonight's game and randomly Yamamoto doesn't have a feel
Speaker 7: for his split fingered fastball or curveball, and he pitches
Speaker 7: his shortest outing of the season and is his most
Speaker 7: ineffective of the entire season, And if you're wondering about
Speaker 7: any residual about the play at first base in Cleveland,
Speaker 7: where Dave Roberts said after the game he may have,
Speaker 7: you know, stretched out his hip flexer a little bit,
Speaker 7: that had nothing to do with it. I was assured
Speaker 7: of during the game tonight because I spoke to a
Speaker 7: Japanese media member who used to pitch in Japan is
Speaker 7: still very tight with Yamamoto. He told me that Yamamoto
Speaker 7: expressed to him yesterday that there was no issues with
Speaker 7: his hip. It was just one of those nights where
Speaker 7: he didn't have feel for his wipeout pitch, his split
Speaker 7: fingered fast or his curveball. Hard way to live and
Speaker 7: you'd rather have that happen on June first than October first,
Speaker 7: when the Dodgers are going to be in the postseason.
Speaker 7: Happens to everybody, and Yamamoto really relies on that split
Speaker 7: finger fastball. He's relied on that curveball a lot, and
Speaker 7: it just wasn't his night tonight. And that's why I
Speaker 7: go back to Friday night, how monumental of a win
Speaker 7: that was to come back against Max Freed and carry
Speaker 7: that over into last night's game, and take two out
Speaker 7: of three from the Yankees. The Dodgers have got to
Speaker 7: feel good about themselves about the way they played for
Speaker 7: the most part this weekend, despite the first couple of
Speaker 7: innings tonight not sharp defensively and he Pahz airmailing a
Speaker 7: throw from left field, Keik Hernandez not being able to
Speaker 7: hold onto the ball after Yamamoto did a great job
Speaker 7: of backing up that airmail throw by Pahz. Kik would
Speaker 7: have had that runner dead to right set second base,
Speaker 7: but the ball flipped out of his glove uncharacteristically, and
Speaker 7: Will Smith had a pass ball, there was a wild pitch.
Speaker 7: It just was sloppy the first three innings, along with
Speaker 7: compounded with the fact that Yamamoto just didn't have his
Speaker 7: best stuff tonight, and the Yankees are the best team
Speaker 7: in the American League, and hard to expect the Dodgers
Speaker 7: to sweep three games this series, taking two out of three.
Speaker 7: I think all of you would be very happy about that.
Speaker 7: Eight six six nine, eight seven two five seventies the
Speaker 7: phone number. Like I said, a couple of unusual things
Speaker 7: happened tonight that we haven't seen.
Speaker 5: All year long.
Speaker 7: Number one, Yamamoto and his shortest outing of the year,
Speaker 7: and also the Dodger offense, in particular, their first four
Speaker 7: hitters going hitless for the first time this season in
Speaker 7: the same game, even without Mookie Betts, you would expect
Speaker 7: Taoskar Hernandez at least to get a hit. He had
Speaker 7: owned Ryan Yarborough in thirty six at bats coming into
Speaker 7: the game tonight. That's baseball. He had hit seven home
Speaker 7: runs off a Yarborough in thirty six at bats tonight.
Speaker 7: Ta Oscar hitless as well. Freddie was really good the
Speaker 7: first two games of this series hitless. Will Smith one
Speaker 7: of the best hitters. I mean, you're looking at Freeman
Speaker 7: and Will Smith coming into the game tonight, a three
Speaker 7: seventy four hitter, the best in the National League and
Speaker 7: the second best hitter in the National League, Will Smith
Speaker 7: hitting three forty two hitless. So the first four hitters
Speaker 7: of the Dodger offense tonight a combined oh for sixteen.
Speaker 7: First time this year we have seen the first four
Speaker 7: hitters in the Dodger lineup go a combined over in
Speaker 7: the same game, OH for sixteen, oh for fourteen. Over
Speaker 7: In the first four batters in the same game, Freddie
Speaker 7: Freeman was tremendous in the first two games of this series,
Speaker 7: a combined five seven with three doubles, three run score
Speaker 7: two RBIs tremendous base running in the first two games,
Speaker 7: and he certainly has become public enemy Number one in
Speaker 7: the Bronx after beating the Yankees last year with that
Speaker 7: walk off grand slam here in Game one and winning
Speaker 7: the World Series MVP homering and for the first four
Speaker 7: consecutive games of the World Series last year. And that
Speaker 7: even caught the ire of former actor Nicholas to Turo,
Speaker 7: who is still an avid Yankee fan. He took to
Speaker 7: Instagram all week and long and frustration of the Yankees
Speaker 7: not being able to get Freddy Freeman out.
Speaker 6: Can anybody get Freddy freaking Freeman out?
Speaker 5: That was Nicholas to Turo, just a sample. Can we
Speaker 5: hear that again?
Speaker 6: Callin, get Freddy freaking Freeman out.
Speaker 7: Hey, when you're getting that from a New Yorker, I
Speaker 7: mean that that is special.
Speaker 5: Freddy Freeman.
Speaker 7: You've accomplished a lot of things, but now you're on
Speaker 7: New York's radar. Eight six six, nine eighty seven, two
Speaker 7: five seventy is the phone number. Let's head downstairs right
Speaker 7: now to the Yankee Clubhouse to hear from former Dodger
Speaker 7: Ryan Yarborough, who really had them tied up in knots today.
Speaker 2: Brian, you came back to Dodger Stadium kept one of
Speaker 2: the toughest lineups quiet and how were you able to
Speaker 2: do it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think we had a really good game plan between
Speaker 3: the coaching staff, me and Welsey, So just a matter
Speaker 3: of execution and you know, keeping them off balance and
Speaker 3: not putting them in counsel where they can really hunt
Speaker 3: for certain pitches. So I'd really just tried to tack
Speaker 3: the guys and say, had got seventeen swings and misses today,
Speaker 3: seven on the sweeper. When did you learn that was
Speaker 3: going to be an important pitch for you today? I
Speaker 3: think it was just part of the game plan, you know,
Speaker 3: like it was something about just really trying to like
Speaker 3: speed them up and then using it to slow them
Speaker 3: down keep them in between things. So it just really
Speaker 3: was effective, and you know when you saw that, it
Speaker 3: just really tried to continue to use it.
Speaker 2: You and yamam Ore obviously very different pitchers, but what
Speaker 2: do you enjoy about a matchup against a guy like that?
Speaker 3: I think it's just more cool, especially just from playing
Speaker 3: with them last year. But even like when I've faced
Speaker 3: gram earlier, it's more of a just kind of looking
Speaker 3: at it afterwards, but it's more about just like looking
Speaker 3: at their lineup and attacking that way. It's kind of
Speaker 3: just more kind of seeing who the matchup is. But
Speaker 3: it's more about just facing their lineup than the guy
Speaker 3: on the mound. Aaron had mentioned, you've made a couple
Speaker 3: of tweaks since you've gotten over here with the Yankees,
Speaker 3: just anything in particular that stands out that's really helped you. No, Like,
Speaker 3: it's been really more about just like really game planning
Speaker 3: and have an understanding of like how everything had works
Speaker 3: and moves. Maybe little tweaks like pitches, but nothing like
Speaker 3: super crazy, just really understanding how everything moves and the
Speaker 3: game planning and really utilizing my whole arsenal.
Speaker 8: There's were familiarity helped it all to being an ext
Speaker 8: dodge or knowing the players.
Speaker 3: I think it definitely can help just from seeing them
Speaker 3: on an everyday basis, But like I said, just really
Speaker 3: having a good game plan of like going into it.
Speaker 3: What they've done really well this this series, and I'm
Speaker 3: just trying to understanding of what I do well and
Speaker 3: keeping them off balanced. So that was the biggest thing.
Speaker 8: We think it means to get out of here with
Speaker 8: a win after two tough nights, to go home six
Speaker 8: and three road trip, as opposed.
Speaker 3: To yeah, I would have sweet one hundred percent. Now,
Speaker 3: I think it's always good, especially when you want to
Speaker 3: end on especially with this long of a flight and
Speaker 3: I don't know a good win, so it's always great.
Speaker 3: I think that was the biggest thing, is understanding. We
Speaker 3: had a hell of a road trip six and three,
Speaker 3: so especially this long of a West coast trip, so
Speaker 3: uh really excited about that, and you know you always
Speaker 3: want to end on a win.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 7: There's Ryan Yarborough on Yes Network after tonight's win for
Speaker 7: the Yankees.
Speaker 5: Yarborough a good guy.
Speaker 7: I really enjoyed being around him with his time with
Speaker 7: the Dodgers, and he did everything they asked of him.
Speaker 7: Be a piggyback starter, be a three inning closer, be
Speaker 7: a starting pitcher. I mean, he was very flexible and versatile.
Speaker 7: And now he's on that five day routine, which I'm
Speaker 7: sure also has helped him. He's three and oer now
Speaker 7: this year with an era of two eighty three after
Speaker 7: going six innings tonight and allowing just a solo home
Speaker 7: run to Tommy Edman in the second inning tonight. Eight six, six,
Speaker 7: nine seven two five seventy is the phone number. Let's
Speaker 7: go out to your own. You're on Dodger Talk live
Speaker 7: from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 6: Hi, your own, Hey, David.
Speaker 2: Good to be on the call as a Yankees fan.
Speaker 1: I was really happy to be there.
Speaker 3: My daughter is a Dodgers fan, so she wasn't as
Speaker 3: happy to be there today.
Speaker 8: But I was really just going to see if you had.
Speaker 6: A chance to read the Marvin Miller book.
Speaker 7: Hey, yourn, my guy from f forty five. I've dove
Speaker 7: into it. Hey, I'm glad you brought up Marvin Miller
Speaker 7: because Scott Boris obviously admires Marvin Miller. And how about
Speaker 7: Scott Boris making a play laid in the game on
Speaker 7: a foul ball that could have been his slide, his
Speaker 7: Milwaukee Slide moment. If he did not catch that cleanly.
Speaker 2: That was Yeah, I gotta return that book.
Speaker 5: To you your own.
Speaker 7: Marvin Miller a great man in uh in players labor relations.
Speaker 7: But yeah, definitely, and I'm glad you got to see uh.
Speaker 7: You know, just a token Yankees win tonight because it's
Speaker 7: been a while here in LA.
Speaker 4: It has been a while, and uh, I had no
Speaker 4: hope going into today's game.
Speaker 6: So I'm I'm very relieved to.
Speaker 2: Know that we actually can win at least one game
Speaker 2: against the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, thanks for the phone call.
Speaker 7: That phone call does not upset me or any other
Speaker 7: Dodger fan for a while. Eight sixty six nine eighty
Speaker 7: seven two five seventy is the phone number. And I'm
Speaker 7: a firm believer that if the Yankees and Dodgers saw
Speaker 7: each other again this year in the Fall Classic, I
Speaker 7: still believe the Dodgers are living rent free in their heads.
Speaker 7: I mean, listen to Nicholas to Touro, a Yankee fan,
Speaker 7: this is what Yankee fans are thinking about.
Speaker 5: Twenty four to seven.
Speaker 6: Can anybody get Freddy freaking Freeman out? Can anybody Freddy
Speaker 6: freaking Freeman out?
Speaker 7: No, the Yankees cannot get Freddy Freeman out. The only
Speaker 7: guy that could get him out was Ryan Yarborough. Tonight
Speaker 7: eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 7: the phone number. Jose Mota is gonna join us here
Speaker 7: in five minutes, but I want you to keep in
Speaker 7: mind how thin the Dodger bullpen is, especially right handed relievers.
Speaker 7: The Dodgers closed out this game, albeit behind, and you
Speaker 7: can't use the high leverage guys when you're behind and
Speaker 7: when you're ahead, despite what you believe, but they had
Speaker 7: journeyman relievers out on the mound tonight against the Yankees
Speaker 7: on Sunday Night Baseball because of so many injuries to
Speaker 7: their bullpen. Lou Trevino, Noah Davis, Chris Stratton, those were
Speaker 7: the names that were on the mound for the Dodgers
Speaker 7: to close out this game. Because of the number of
Speaker 7: injuries the Dodgers have sustained to their bullpen. People just
Speaker 7: want to lump in how many pitchers are on the
Speaker 7: il for the Dodgers. Well, some of those guys were
Speaker 7: hurt last year. That's a little leading and a lot
Speaker 7: of those guys are young starting pitchers and obviously they matter.
Speaker 7: But in the here and now, when it comes to
Speaker 7: the Dodger bullpen specifically, they are very thin. And that's
Speaker 7: part of the reason why Andrew Frieman pulled the trigger
Speaker 7: on a by low trade for former All Star Alexis Dias,
Speaker 7: who is working with the Dodgers at Camel Back Ranch
Speaker 7: to get his delivery straight and hopefully come back to
Speaker 7: form where he was with thirty eight saves last year.
Speaker 7: But you look at the Dodger bullpen. They're going to
Speaker 7: be without Evan Phillips the rest of the year with
Speaker 7: Tommy John surgery. Are they going to get Blake Trenning back.
Speaker 7: He's out with the right shoulder injury until maybe August September.
Speaker 7: They lost Luis Garcia today with a right adductor strain.
Speaker 7: Garcias pitched in half of the Dodger games this year,
Speaker 7: and he's thirty eight years old. You can understand why
Speaker 7: he has a right adductor strain. Kirby Yates is on
Speaker 7: the il with a right hamstring injury. Guardo Enriquez has
Speaker 7: a mysterious broken left foot. He actually pitched today for
Speaker 7: Oklahoma City. So did Michael Kopek and his ninth appearance
Speaker 7: rehab appearance. You would imagine nine rehab appearances. You're good
Speaker 7: to go, especially when the Dodgers need you. So I
Speaker 7: would expect Michael Kopek to be back during the Mets
Speaker 7: series and sooner rather than later, hopefully on Tuesday, because
Speaker 7: he pitched today. They're not going to activate him tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Bruce dar Gradral had off season shoulders surgery. So that's
Speaker 7: who's missing for the Dodgers in their bullpen. Just remember that. Also,
Speaker 7: just want to give you an update on another one
Speaker 7: of those starting pitchers that had Tommy John surgery last year.
Speaker 7: Emmett Shechan had his first outing with the OKC comments
Speaker 7: tonight and he was fantastic. In three innings of work.
Speaker 7: He did not give up a run, allowed just two hits,
Speaker 7: had five strikeouts, and retire the first eight batters. He
Speaker 7: he should be returning after the All Star break and
Speaker 7: be a weapon for the Dodgers, either out of the
Speaker 7: bullpen or in the starting rotation. We're gonna take a
Speaker 7: time out here on Dodger Talk when we come back.
Speaker 7: More of your phone calls at eight sixty six nine
Speaker 7: eight seven two five seventy and we'll check in with
Speaker 7: Jose Mota after the Yankees salvage the final game of
Speaker 7: the series seven to three winners over the Dodgers on
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Speaker 4: Dodger Talk with Dodger insider David Basse.
Speaker 8: He is one for three. The double in a strikeout.
Speaker 8: First pitch lace left field toward the corner, it stays
Speaker 8: fair and it is gone.
Speaker 4: Andy Potz jumps on.
Speaker 8: The first pitch from Lolizaga. He's going deepen back to
Speaker 8: back games. Home run is a solo shot and as
Speaker 8: eleventh of the year, makes it six to two.
Speaker 7: David Vasse live at Dodgers Stadium after an exciting weekend
Speaker 7: of baseball between the Dodgers and Yankees. The Dodgers beating
Speaker 7: the Yankees in the World Series last year and take
Speaker 7: two out of three this weekend at Dodgers Stadium, despite
Speaker 7: losing tonight seven to three. Eight sixty six, nine eighty
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Speaker 4: It's time to go around the horn with Jose Mota.
Speaker 7: All right, Jose Mota feels like we're all at peace
Speaker 7: with away. Things went tonight. Not much you can do
Speaker 7: when Yamamoto on characteristically doesn't have a feel for his
Speaker 7: money pitches.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was very obvious that something was not a
Speaker 2: line right with him. David, there's no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: I know you mentioned the fact that you got clearance
Speaker 2: that it was not about the hit, but something just
Speaker 2: didn't seem right. When you have a guy that comes
Speaker 2: into the man who was seventy five strikeouts and sixty
Speaker 2: four innings and it takes him sixteen batters to get
Speaker 2: the first strikeout, to me, something's not right. And the
Speaker 2: one thing to me was actually, as I made my
Speaker 2: nose in the first inning, he had very poor armside
Speaker 2: command and he needs his sinker, He needs to force
Speaker 2: Himan to run in, he needs the curvebo to land
Speaker 2: in different spots, and today he just didn't have it.
Speaker 2: So you know, it's one of those days, very incorrect
Speaker 2: circuit for him. When he watched people and they scored
Speaker 2: and talked about walks. I mean four of those seven
Speaker 2: walks turned into runs for the Dodgers overall. So not
Speaker 2: a good combination when it comes down to the pitching
Speaker 2: and the way that y'all broke through the vegic ball
Speaker 2: game today.
Speaker 7: All right, even with all that he said in the
Speaker 7: first inning, Yamamoto could have got out of it with
Speaker 7: not as much damage. After Andy Pa has airmailed that
Speaker 7: throw from left field A and then b Key k
Speaker 7: Hernandez could not come up with the final out in
Speaker 7: that first inning after Yamamoto was phenomenal backing up the throw,
Speaker 7: how much did that change the way things went in
Speaker 7: this game? And Andy Pai has been thrown out in
Speaker 7: the second inning before Edmund's home run.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for Yamamoto, I went back and looked that cost
Speaker 2: him eight extra pitches six seven on Volpion then one
Speaker 2: on Austin Wells. You just never know if those pitches
Speaker 2: were crucial and not enforcing issues that he just didn't have.
Speaker 2: The one thing that Yoshi does so well is if
Speaker 2: something is not working, he's not gonna go out there
Speaker 2: and just make it work just because yes, he's not
Speaker 2: gonna throw splitters just because he gotta throw splitters. He's
Speaker 2: got to set everything up by his fastball. Also, as
Speaker 2: you mentioned defensively, Dave, those were plays that the Dodgers
Speaker 2: know that they need to clean up and be better about.
Speaker 2: Oti pay We know has a reputation now all around
Speaker 2: the league and around baseball to be a stopper. He
Speaker 2: will stop the base running in the aggressiveness from base runners.
Speaker 2: But now he can tun it down a little bit
Speaker 2: more and just know that you still got to think
Speaker 2: about a cutoff man. You can still get people out
Speaker 2: by throwing the one hop of the home plate or
Speaker 2: second base, the third base, that doesn't matter. But Yamamoto,
Speaker 2: as he mentioned it, the right thing, which is something
Speaker 2: a lot of pitchers are not doing nowadays, backing up
Speaker 2: basis and he had every single chance to throw him out.
Speaker 2: He actually took his time because near the umpire Chris
Speaker 2: Conroy to get out of the way, and you still
Speaker 2: threw a bullet down to Kiki Whu misplayed the ball
Speaker 2: and it was pretty much one of those days.
Speaker 7: Almost as shocking as Yamamoto not having his stuff. Tonight
Speaker 7: was the first four hitters going hitless for the first
Speaker 7: time this season. What was Ryan Yarborough doing so well?
Speaker 7: We had heard about his change up, but it wasn't
Speaker 7: the change up tonight.
Speaker 2: You know, I spoke with Aaron Boone today before the
Speaker 2: game and he told me there's some things that we
Speaker 2: found in him that he's going to be implementing. And
Speaker 2: one thing that the interview that yarbro down played David
Speaker 2: is he pays a lot of attention to details. He
Speaker 2: needs to be on spot. He knows this lineup so well,
Speaker 2: so he knew exactly how to expand show hate first
Speaker 2: inning big swings, and it seems like the slow to
Speaker 2: throw the show had the bigger the swings get He
Speaker 2: played right into that. Also, he talked about one thing,
Speaker 2: guys like Tascar, guys like Freddy, you want to speed
Speaker 2: him up. You want to speed him up because big
Speaker 2: about what the Dodgers did to you know, heartthrow in
Speaker 2: ninety seven to ninety at Max Free They sped up.
Speaker 2: But he doesn't slow him down because he had no
Speaker 2: come out of the breaking balls. Today. Different story. You
Speaker 2: speed him up and then you throw the offs stuff
Speaker 2: and just not shine away from the plate either. I mean,
Speaker 2: he threw on the edges quite well. He has the
Speaker 2: swings and misses the lazy fly balls and even coming
Speaker 2: into this game, a lot of self contact, a lot
Speaker 2: of weak swings, and he played right into what they
Speaker 2: he wanted to do with him by working ahead and
Speaker 2: getting back into counts by being aggressive too with different pitches.
Speaker 7: After pa has and Monthsye homered in the seventh inning, Jose,
Speaker 7: you know, even before that, I felt like this offense
Speaker 7: is too good to count out against anybody's bullpen, and
Speaker 7: that proved to be true. They pulled the Dodgers within
Speaker 7: three runs going into the bottom of the eighth inning.
Speaker 7: I thought it was a great move by Dave Roberts
Speaker 7: to go for it, having Kim pinch hit for Rojas
Speaker 7: to lead off the inning. Unfortunately he struck out, but
Speaker 7: I couldn't believe that he wouldn't attempt a bunt with
Speaker 7: the left side of the infield wide open to get
Speaker 7: on base against Devin Williams to set the table for Otani.
Speaker 2: It's a very good point for Kim as we kind
Speaker 2: of see him escalate step by step on getting to
Speaker 2: getting use of big League the style of play in
Speaker 2: the speed of the game. That's gonna be an aspect
Speaker 2: that he needs to have, and was actually talking to
Speaker 2: a translator to himself over an Arizona about this. And
Speaker 2: one thing to mention is over in Korea he showed
Speaker 2: bun a lot, even though he did not become a
Speaker 2: you know, like a prominent bunner. But by showing bond
Speaker 2: you gotta draw those corners in and slap some balls.
Speaker 2: My guys that otherwise the ground balls to the corners, right.
Speaker 2: But he's going to learn that, David. And there's no doubt. Also,
Speaker 2: you got to go out there and think about who
Speaker 2: you're pitching, who you're hitting against. God like Williams. If
Speaker 2: you throw the change up as good as he is
Speaker 2: when you bumped, you sow everything down. You can actually
Speaker 2: carry the ball with you on the right side, push
Speaker 2: it down the less up. But eventually those things will
Speaker 2: come with him because he knows he's got to be
Speaker 2: a table setter in a top of situation, Jose.
Speaker 7: The Dodgers got the Mets again a four game series
Speaker 7: here at Dodgers Stadium. How important is it for them
Speaker 7: to keep the level of energy and focus high and
Speaker 7: not let down after everything that came with Dodgers Stadium
Speaker 7: this weekend. The largest crowd of the weekend tonight, the
Speaker 7: biggest crowd this season. How important is it for the
Speaker 7: Dodgers not to let down and get a good start
Speaker 7: from Dustin.
Speaker 2: May Bot to go out there and get his six
Speaker 2: seven innings, and also keep the intensity and playing good baseball.
Speaker 2: Games like today actually are a little bit of a
Speaker 2: good thing that happened to just pull you back and
Speaker 2: let you know that scolling is not easing in the
Speaker 2: big leagues. Catching the baseball is a premium. You know
Speaker 2: you started, pictures will be on spot. Your leverage. Guys
Speaker 2: need to go on and throw strikes. And throwing strikes
Speaker 2: is going to be key against a team like the
Speaker 2: Mets because they do not give up a lot of
Speaker 2: runs and they are, you know, one of the best
Speaker 2: stats in all of baseball. So expect some low scoring games,
Speaker 2: but execution needs to be at a max. But I
Speaker 2: have no doubt this team will put this game behind
Speaker 2: it and go out there and go get him for
Speaker 2: four games against the Mets.
Speaker 7: All right, Jose, we'll see you back out here tomorrow night.
Speaker 7: Thanks a lot for checking in on there, he goes,
Speaker 7: Jose Mota, part of the Dodgers Spanish radio broadcast. Dodgers
Speaker 7: fall to the Yankees tonight, seven to three, let's take
Speaker 7: one more phone call before we say goodnight.
Speaker 5: Abby. Who is at Dodgers Stadium tonight? Abby?
Speaker 7: Before you give me your baseball hot take, I'm curious.
Speaker 7: Did you try the New York milkshake here at Dodgers Stadium?
Speaker 7: It's the Canoli milkshake. I heard it was really good.
Speaker 1: I thought it. I did not have it, I said,
Speaker 1: with a whipp Yeah, I was sitting in the top.
Speaker 1: So I decided for a doll whip.
Speaker 5: Good choice. What do you have for us tonight?
Speaker 1: Anyway, So I was at the game on Friday, and
Speaker 1: I was so excited and so like prilled with the comeback,
Speaker 1: and I kept thinking the entire time, David was so weird.
Speaker 1: Before this we had started, I thought the only game
Speaker 1: we were going to win with the Yamamoto game. And
Speaker 1: then yet what we swept? I mean we almost wept.
Speaker 1: And I kept thinking today, Oh, we got this game
Speaker 1: because of the Yamamoto and I don't want to put
Speaker 1: it all on him. Obviously. There were so many defensive
Speaker 1: mistakes as well. I couldn't even I didn't what happened.
Speaker 1: And then there was no offense either. Like the bottom
Speaker 1: half was great at the end, but like none.
Speaker 7: The reason why I'm not like overly emotional, Abby, Sometimes
Speaker 7: you lose baseball games over the course of one hundred
Speaker 7: and sixty two and yes, sometimes you will lose baseball
Speaker 7: games to the best team in the other league that
Speaker 7: has really good players, like the Yankees do. So I
Speaker 7: feel like it was a successful weekend series against the Yankees,
Speaker 7: especially after the way things ended on the last road trip.
Speaker 7: So I think we all can be very content with
Speaker 7: two out of three against the Yankees.
Speaker 5: The way the Dodgers won those two as well.
Speaker 1: I understand, And it was definitely like I was going
Speaker 1: into this game, especially because of the huge clouds for yesterday.
Speaker 1: Every single time as a huge droughts, you know, they
Speaker 1: kind of have this moment with the offense, I feel
Speaker 1: because they're so tired. But I kind of felt.
Speaker 5: Like, at least you got a doll whip. At least
Speaker 5: you got a doll whip tonight. Abby.
Speaker 7: All Right, you saw them come back against Max Free
Speaker 7: on Friday and he got a dull web tonight. I
Speaker 7: feel like it was a winning weekend for you as well.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: I can't help, so you don't think there's anything wrong
Speaker 1: with you on my helpwise, right, because I'm scared about it.
Speaker 5: I mean, not with his hip.
Speaker 7: I was assured it's not his hip, So I don't
Speaker 7: know how everything else is feeling. But it wasn't his hip.
Speaker 7: That wasn't the excuse tonight. He just didn't have it.
Speaker 7: So we'll see. We'll see how he feels tomorrow. Thanks
Speaker 7: for the phone call, Abby, We'll keep you updated. Coming
Speaker 7: up tomorrow, the first of four games against the Mets.
Speaker 7: Jan Soto at Dodger Stadium in a different uniform for
Speaker 7: the third time in his career. That's right, he was
Speaker 7: with the Nationals in nineteen with the Padres the last
Speaker 7: time he was at Dodger Stadium. Actually, this is the
Speaker 7: fourth uniform Nationals, Padres, Yankees, and now Mets.
Speaker 5: How about that?
Speaker 7: And his agent, Scott Boris might make another play in
Speaker 7: the front row Tomorrow night, Dustin May on the mound
Speaker 7: against Paul Blackburn Morongo Casino. Dodgers on Deck begins at
Speaker 7: six o'clock tomorrow, with first pitch at seven ten on
Speaker 7: Tommy Edmund NLCS.
Speaker 5: MVP Babblehead Night. I actually like this Babblehead.
Speaker 7: I'm not giving this one to my kids unless I
Speaker 7: get an extra one. I'm keeping this one. Thanks to
Speaker 7: Colin Ye and who's back there, Colin Daniel West. No
Speaker 7: relation to Jerry, no relation to Adam, I would assume.
Speaker 7: Thanks to Doyle McDonald out here at Dodger Stadium. Thanks
Speaker 7: to you for listening. In case you missed our pregame
Speaker 7: conversation with twenty seventeen Rookie of the Year and twenty
Speaker 7: nineteen National League MVP Cody Bellinger. Yeah, we caught up
Speaker 7: with Cody. You can find it on the iHeartRadio app
Speaker 7: once again. The final score tonight from Dodger Stadium. The
Speaker 7: Dodgers fall to the Yankees seven to three. Have a
Speaker 7: great rest of your night. We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Sea playing