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Speaker 2: Dodgers on Deck. It's the twenty twenty four National League
Speaker 2: Championship Series, your Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Mets.
Speaker 2: After splitting the first two games at Dodgers Stadium, the
Speaker 2: series now shifts to New York Game three tonight from
Speaker 2: City Field.
Speaker 3: Walker Bueller on.
Speaker 2: The mound for the Dodgers first pitch coming up at
Speaker 2: five to oh eight.
Speaker 3: Between then and now, we have a lot.
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Speaker 2: his Game three pregame thoughts. We'll dive deeper into this
Speaker 2: pitching matchup with Walker Buehler on the mound. David vasagoes
Speaker 2: one on one with a guy who wishes he was
Speaker 2: pitching in this postseason. Clayton Kershaw banged up with the
Speaker 2: bat toe. We'll hear from Kersh coming up in about
Speaker 2: forty five minutes. We've got your Dodgers magical moment. Shortly,
Speaker 2: we'll check in with Kirsten Watson. From sports and at
Speaker 2: LA and in just a few minutes we will check
Speaker 2: in with Steven Nelson and Rick Monday out out the
Speaker 2: Gallpin Motors Broadcast booth. Well Monday at Dodgers Stadium. It
Speaker 2: was Game two, a game that got away from the
Speaker 2: Dodgers early and they just couldn't come back. Ryan Brazier
Speaker 2: got the start as the opener. The first battery, Face
Speaker 2: Lindor took him deep for a solo home run, and
Speaker 2: just like that, the Mets led one to nothing. Landon
Speaker 2: Na got the second inning, and that's when the wheels
Speaker 2: fell off of the Dodgers. That gave up a one
Speaker 2: out double to Tyrone Taylor Mets a two nothing lead.
Speaker 2: Three batters later, after an intentional walk to Lindor, Marfiento's
Speaker 2: hits a grand slam Mets a six nothing lead over
Speaker 2: the Dodgers after two innings. The Dodgers bullpen game didn't
Speaker 2: exactly go to script like it did in the NLDS.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers offense, they were down a gonna have to
Speaker 2: chip away. In the fifth, they finally got on the
Speaker 2: board thanks to Max Muncy.
Speaker 3: They need to make him work.
Speaker 4: He's at sixty one pitches the met bullpen isn't very
Speaker 4: deep and it is tax so you want to get going.
Speaker 3: Max Munsey charges up right field.
Speaker 5: Max Monsey's max power halfway up the pavilion, a solo
Speaker 5: home run, and finally the Dodgers breakthrough. Mounsey's second home
Speaker 5: run of the season was a pullet.
Speaker 6: To right field.
Speaker 1: It's house six to one.
Speaker 3: Solo home run for Monsei.
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Speaker 7: In the sixth, the Dodgers a chance to have one.
Speaker 2: Of those big innings put a crooked number up on
Speaker 2: the scoreboard. Mookie Betts a leadoffs walk, Ti Oscar Hernandez,
Speaker 2: then walk Freddie Freeman reached base. Dodgers had the bases
Speaker 2: loaded for Will Smith, who popped out to seconds That
Speaker 2: then brought up though Tommy Edden with the breath of
Speaker 2: fresh air.
Speaker 3: Moment of the game.
Speaker 4: They're loaded with one out for the inning. Seemingly slipping away,
Speaker 4: Edmond rolls it to first underneath.
Speaker 8: The Lonzo in the right field.
Speaker 5: Mookie said, Ty Oscar behind them, Tommy Edman comes through
Speaker 5: a two runs base hit.
Speaker 4: It's now six to three back.
Speaker 5: To back games in this series mod A two strike
Speaker 5: RBI not for Tommy Edmund.
Speaker 2: Two runs single for Tommy Edmond. Dodgers down six to three.
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Speaker 2: the basis Dodgers had something going what Keiky Hernandez grounded
Speaker 2: into a double play in the thread A golden opportunity
Speaker 2: missed for the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: They leave a runner in the seventh.
Speaker 2: They had another chance in the eighth Inny, but Kik
Speaker 2: popped out to end the threat. With runners on second
Speaker 2: and third, Dodgers dropped Game two of this NLCS on Monday,
Speaker 2: seven to three. The Dodgers were one for nine with
Speaker 2: runners in scoring position. They left ten runners on base.
Speaker 2: The top five hitters in the Dodgers lineup including show
Speaker 2: Hey combined zero for nineteen with nine punchouts. However, the
Speaker 2: Dodgers need to get ready as they headed to New
Speaker 2: York to continue this series Game three on the NLCS.
Speaker 2: With this thing tied up at a game apiece, Walker
Speaker 2: Buehler gets the ball in Game three to night first
Speaker 2: pitch at five oho eight and with more we head
Speaker 2: out to the gallopin Motors Broadcast booth in City Field
Speaker 2: and say hello to Steven Nelson and Rick Monday.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 4: All right, Tim Kates, We're here in brisk in cool Flushing,
Speaker 4: Queens for Game three of the National League Championship Series,
Speaker 4: the all important Game three, Rick Monday. Because you look
Speaker 4: at a series tied one one and a best of
Speaker 4: seven series all time, the winner of Game three has
Speaker 4: gone on to win sixty nine times out of one hundred,
Speaker 4: so basically seventy percent of the time a winner of
Speaker 4: Game three goes on to take it off.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know what I think about those numbers? Absolutely
Speaker 8: s on Flushing, Flushing, because it means absolutely nothing. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 8: it's fine if you look at the bookwork, but I'll
Speaker 8: guarantee you neither one of these teams is looking at well,
Speaker 8: you know in postseason history, therefore no you play the games.
Speaker 8: And for Walker Bueller, this is a huge start for
Speaker 8: Walker and for the Dodgers. Didn't understand, okay, fine, they
Speaker 8: just got through splitting the two games at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 8: That was a nice, friendly crowd, a lot of electricity. Well,
Speaker 8: it's going to be negative electricity as far as the
Speaker 8: Dodgers concerned in this ballpark here tonight. So get ready
Speaker 8: batten down the hatches, because the last time the Dodgers
Speaker 8: were here in New York playing against the Mets, there
Speaker 8: was not a semblance in the world that the Mets
Speaker 8: would be around in October anywhere except in front of
Speaker 8: the television sets in their.
Speaker 4: Own homes, and the Dodgers swept them out of their
Speaker 4: own building back in May. But since then, the Mets
Speaker 4: obviously the best team in baseball, and lately at home
Speaker 4: they've been terrific. They've won fourteen of their last sixteen
Speaker 4: here in Queens. But on the whole home field av
Speaker 4: this postseason across the league, moll it really hasn't mattered.
Speaker 4: Home teams are sixteen and fifteen, just one game over
Speaker 4: five hundred.
Speaker 8: I think homefield advantage goes with the pitching that you
Speaker 8: have that's on the mound, and that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 8: Both managers in fact, earlier today talking about the starting pitches, well,
Speaker 8: all the whereases and their fours and the odds and
Speaker 8: what's the starting pitching. And for Walker Vieler on one
Speaker 8: sign us have a reno going for the Mets on
Speaker 8: the other side, Okay, who's going to hit and who's
Speaker 8: going to score some runs? Dodgers have been able to
Speaker 8: do that. Interesting enough to Steven as we look at
Speaker 8: this lineup, Dave Roberts changing it a little bit, Yeah,
Speaker 8: he moves Tascar Hernanez from the fourth spot down to five,
Speaker 8: and he moves Max Munsey to where the Dodgers will
Speaker 8: have two lefties in a row, Freeman batting third, and
Speaker 8: for Mounsey he will batten the fourth spot. Interesting there too,
Speaker 8: And for Gavin Lux that hip flexer is good enough
Speaker 8: for him to be in the lineup tonight. He'll be
Speaker 8: at second base and he'll bat in the number six spot.
Speaker 4: And Will Smith also down to seven. Given his struggles,
Speaker 4: he did hit the ball hard toward the end of
Speaker 4: Game two. There have been some better passes, but the
Speaker 4: production has been lacking by far for the Dodger backstop.
Speaker 3: And here's the thing.
Speaker 4: The top the order in game two, top five a
Speaker 4: combined er for nineteen doesn't matter, home road, a warm night,
Speaker 4: cold night, bullpen starter. When that happens, you're not gonna
Speaker 4: win postseason games. It didn't happen for the Dodgers of
Speaker 4: Game two. They're hoping for much better tonight in Game three.
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Speaker 2: And Kirsten is live at City Field before Game three
Speaker 2: of this NLCS and the roster looks a little different
Speaker 2: for Dave Roberts Tonight's.
Speaker 9: Yes, it is so when you look at Taioscar Hernandez
Speaker 9: as well as Max Munsey. So Tioscar today is going
Speaker 9: to be batting fifth, Max Munsey is going to be
Speaker 9: batting fourth, and so Dave Roberts said, the reason he
Speaker 9: wanted to do that is because the Mets have Sevarino
Speaker 9: on the mound today and he likes the matchup against
Speaker 9: lefties a little bit better. So the hope is as
Speaker 9: he gets deeper into his outing, he will be seeing
Speaker 9: more lefties than he would be seeing alrighty, So just
Speaker 9: by switching Tao and Max, he feels like that's kind
Speaker 9: of a good situation for them.
Speaker 2: Freddie Freeman in the lineup and for Freddy this cool weather,
Speaker 2: I can't imagine it's good for his akle.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know, as we've been talking about it, when
Speaker 9: it comes to Freddie Freeman, he has been doing everything
Speaker 9: in his power to be out there, and so you know,
Speaker 9: we saw him go from the night game to a
Speaker 9: day game on Monday, and I think there were some
Speaker 9: question marks if he's going to be able to do
Speaker 9: that turn around because he's talked about how it takes
Speaker 9: like four hours for him to get ready. He did it,
Speaker 9: They did come. He did come out a little bit
Speaker 9: late in the game, but just more of a thing
Speaker 9: due to the score. So he had the off day yesterday,
Speaker 9: was doing treatment with Bernard Lee, getting his body ready.
Speaker 9: So he wants to be out there for all of
Speaker 9: these games. He's doing everything in his power to do
Speaker 9: just that. I think now that we're in New York,
Speaker 9: the temperatures have dropped here quite a bit, so it
Speaker 9: is really cold. It's like in the fifties now, and
Speaker 9: so it's with any injury, you want to keep your
Speaker 9: body warm, and so he's going to have to battle
Speaker 9: with that of how do you maintain keeping your body
Speaker 9: your inkle warm when it is really cold out. So
Speaker 9: it might pose another element, but Dave Roberts said, the
Speaker 9: biggest thing is they're just going to take it day
Speaker 9: by day. That's all you can do. And he does
Speaker 9: feel optimistic that he's going to be able to post
Speaker 9: every single day because that's just who Freddie is.
Speaker 2: To be honest, Walker Bueler, we know who he is
Speaker 2: and what he could do in the postseason.
Speaker 3: He's done it before in the year's past.
Speaker 2: Walker Buehler gets to start tonight and the Dodgers need
Speaker 2: him to be Walker Bueller of old.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he's gonna have to go out there and be
Speaker 9: the ace of this team as we've been seeing, you know,
Speaker 9: and he's he loves these big situations. We talked about
Speaker 9: it when we were in the NLDS, how you know,
Speaker 9: it's a big game and he can step up and
Speaker 9: he wants to be that guy. And you know, if
Speaker 9: he looks at the results, he would say he didn't
Speaker 9: feel great about that outing. They were definitely positives in
Speaker 9: regard to settling in and being really effective, especially after
Speaker 9: the kind of the one inning went a little haywire,
Speaker 9: primarily due to the defense though, So he wants to
Speaker 9: come into this one. He wants to have a really
Speaker 9: solid outing for his team. They know that, you know,
Speaker 9: moving forward, this is the NLCS. Everything is essentially a
Speaker 9: must win, and he wants to set the tone for
Speaker 9: his group today. And especially as much as I think
Speaker 9: we can all say there were a lot of positives
Speaker 9: in his last outing, he wants to see positive results
Speaker 9: in this one today.
Speaker 2: He needs to put up zero's that's the most important thing.
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Speaker 6: Any questions for Dave Dave? Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 1: Can you talk about the pressure in the dugouts with
Speaker 1: Dave Roberts.
Speaker 10: From you, oh sheets of Flaherty there first to second outings,
Speaker 10: it really seemed like they have settled in. What do
Speaker 10: you need to see from Walker today to have similar
Speaker 10: success in set the tone?
Speaker 11: I think with Walker, yeah, I think actually, you know,
Speaker 11: I thought he threw the baseball fine his last time out.
Speaker 11: We just didn't play good defense behind him. I think
Speaker 11: to the question of what I'm looking for, I know
Speaker 11: the emotions aren't going to be too big for him
Speaker 11: the stage, I think it's more of how he's obviously
Speaker 11: commanding the baseball, the fastball, the secondary pitches, but most
Speaker 11: importantly is kind of how those hitters are seeing him
Speaker 11: and just seeing it at bat's the quality of contact,
Speaker 11: the swings that they're taking against Walker. That's kind of
Speaker 11: for me telling you know, what's more to come, and
Speaker 11: so that's what I'm going to keep an eye on.
Speaker 6: Go to Jack in the second row on the left.
Speaker 4: Dave Well went into Flo Been Max and Taoscar and
Speaker 4: then dropping Will to seven.
Speaker 11: You know, with Will I just think that just give
Speaker 11: him a different look. I don't think he's swinging the
Speaker 11: bat great, and so just to kind of let the
Speaker 11: game get to him a little bit later. You know,
Speaker 11: Severino's typically been a much better verse, right, and so
Speaker 11: just to give some lefties more cracks at him, and
Speaker 11: that's kind of the impetus behind that. And yeah, I
Speaker 11: just I like the way Max is taking a bats
Speaker 11: and I feel good with him kind of moving up a.
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Speaker 12: Darren ains KKW, what's going on, Dave. We're in a
Speaker 12: similar situation in Game three in San Diego. How would
Speaker 12: you like to approach this Game three differently than you
Speaker 12: did last week?
Speaker 11: This one right here? I think for me, it's uh,
Speaker 11: I feel great in the sense of, you know, certain
Speaker 11: guys in our pen have had considerable time off, they're arrested,
Speaker 11: and I guess trying to continue to manage this game
Speaker 11: with urgency if it makes sense, And that's obviously dependent
Speaker 11: on the first couple few innings. But yeah, I feel
Speaker 11: good with Walker throwing the baseball tonight and the guys
Speaker 11: kind of behind him. So yeah, it's an important game,
Speaker 11: you know, so if you're looking at it as a
Speaker 11: five game series, that's kind of how I'm looking at it.
Speaker 11: So to win this first game is really important.
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Speaker 2: All Right, Dave, city Field, New York, Dodgers, Mets. What's
Speaker 2: the light before Game three?
Speaker 13: Well, number one, it's a lot colder than what it
Speaker 13: is in Los Angeles. They're expecting the temperatures with the
Speaker 13: windshill to be in the upper forties at first pitch,
Speaker 13: which is coming up at the top of the hour.
Speaker 13: A lot of fans on the concourse. They feels like
Speaker 13: they're getting into position tim to really make City Field rock.
Speaker 13: They are well behind this Mets team that has had
Speaker 13: a magical ride to the NLCS. They're having Darryl Strawberry
Speaker 13: throughout the first pitch to Dwight Gooden. I've seen John Franco,
Speaker 13: I've seen Chris Christy, I've seen the Mets owner Steve Cohen,
Speaker 13: and more importantly, I think the Dodgers are going to
Speaker 13: see sho Hey Otani and Mookie Betts show up when
Speaker 13: it matters that offense.
Speaker 2: In Game two, the top of the line first five
Speaker 2: hitters well documented ozover nineteen nine punchdowns. They were one
Speaker 2: for nine with runners in scoring position, ten runners left
Speaker 2: on base in that game.
Speaker 3: They had their opportunities.
Speaker 2: David even though they were down six to nothing from
Speaker 2: the get go.
Speaker 7: This Dodgers' offense needs to get going.
Speaker 6: It really does.
Speaker 13: And talking to players that have played against the Dodgers
Speaker 13: this season, they told me going into the postseason they
Speaker 13: believe the Dodgers were going to have to score five
Speaker 13: or six runs a game to win to get all
Speaker 13: the way through, and it's proved out to be true.
Speaker 13: It was really encouraging that Dodgers were able to score
Speaker 13: nine runs without hitting a home run in the first
Speaker 13: game of this series.
Speaker 6: And JD.
Speaker 13: Martinez was telling me back in La that this ballpark
Speaker 13: at City Field plays really big. We always hear about
Speaker 13: Petco Park, but this is not an easy place to
Speaker 13: hit the ball out of the ballpark, and the Dodgers
Speaker 13: cannot go back to that routine. Mookie Bett, speaking of routine,
Speaker 13: talked about it in his press conference earlier today. He's
Speaker 13: gone back to taking four or five hundred swings yesterday
Speaker 13: to try to get back on track.
Speaker 14: I mean, just the same thing. I mean I've been
Speaker 14: probably for the whole playoffs. I've probably been taking, you know,
Speaker 14: a couple hundred swings a day, and did it again yesterday.
Speaker 14: I'll go do it again today and so I'm probably
Speaker 14: taken away too many, but you know I'd rather do that,
Speaker 14: And so I mean, really is just being good with
Speaker 14: my plan and getting some good swings off. But you
Speaker 14: know it's gonna take all of us and hopefully I
Speaker 14: can get up in a spot and help us win.
Speaker 13: Trust me, Mookie had more energy around the batting cage
Speaker 13: than during his press conference. It feels like he just
Speaker 13: got off the bus and was ushered into that interview room.
Speaker 13: But being around the team, the Dodgers are ready. The
Speaker 13: biggest thing is ken Walker Buehler stopped from putting up
Speaker 13: or having the opposition put up a crooked number against him.
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Speaker 2: do you think that leash is on Walker out there tonight?
Speaker 13: Well, the Dodgers need some length out of him. I
Speaker 13: don't believe Dave Roberts is going to go out there
Speaker 13: with a quick hook. They're going to be patient, let
Speaker 13: the game breathe a little bit, But really, Tim, the
Speaker 13: Dodgers have to not just play with urgency, They've got
Speaker 13: to manage with urgency. I feel like this is a
Speaker 13: very pivotal game in this series, especially after the Mets
Speaker 13: came to LA and took a The Mets have the
Speaker 13: home field advantage, and if you give this crowd life,
Speaker 13: if you give that team believe they can beat you,
Speaker 13: they are very dangerous because that's basically what they've been
Speaker 13: running on, no pressure and a lot of belief that
Speaker 13: they can shock everybody and take down the Dodgers.
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Speaker 13: Rick, the Dodgers and Mets getting set for Game three.
Speaker 13: The NLCS and the temperatures are a lot different than
Speaker 13: what they were in Los Angeles. How much will that
Speaker 13: play into tonight's game.
Speaker 8: Well, it depends on the pitches that are thrown. And
Speaker 8: I say that with a chuckle, but I'm very serious
Speaker 8: about it. Here's the other thing that we hear a lot,
Speaker 8: and we'll talk about it more. But Steve and Nelson
Speaker 8: were doing the broadcast, I would imagine is that temperature's
Speaker 8: kind of drunk. It's not a big deal. But who
Speaker 8: has an advantage If there is an advantage, you hear
Speaker 8: a lot well on colder whether the pitchers don't get
Speaker 8: as good a grip on the ball, in particular the
Speaker 8: breaking ball, if it seems a little slick or not.
Speaker 8: What about the hitters, Well, you don't like to get
Speaker 8: chanmmed even when it's one hundred degrees, much less if
Speaker 8: it's in the low fifties or in the upper forties,
Speaker 8: which it may be. The other part two is a
Speaker 8: little breeze blowing in. One of the things that I
Speaker 8: noticed here this afternoon is that the Mets were working
Speaker 8: out on the field. In particular, I watch outfielders, and
Speaker 8: what they did is they had a couple of coaches.
Speaker 8: One was soft tossing to another coach that had a
Speaker 8: bat in the batting gauge, and they had their outfielders
Speaker 8: into the outfield. An interesting drill because hey, keep in
Speaker 8: mind the breeze. Going to get to that in a second.
Speaker 8: But what they would do is that they would be
Speaker 8: in their fielding position of the outfield with their head down,
Speaker 8: not even watching. They were going off the crack of
Speaker 8: the bat because it was relatively quat here at the
Speaker 8: stadium at the time, and only at the crack of
Speaker 8: the bat would they look up and then pick up
Speaker 8: the base bawl the flight of the baseball, and then
Speaker 8: run to the spot try and catch the ball as well.
Speaker 8: One of the things that I observed, and looking at
Speaker 8: the flags here earlier, we'll see if it changes the
Speaker 8: wind atop the stadium down the left field line, the
Speaker 8: wind is blowing directly in towards the infield. What I
Speaker 8: noticed that in the outfield drills is that the wind
Speaker 8: was beating the base balls down, the fly of balls down.
Speaker 8: If it had altitude. We'll see how that possibly effects
Speaker 8: played tonight.
Speaker 13: Also another factor with the cold weather is Freddie Freeman's
Speaker 13: right ankle. Is that something that could be a concern
Speaker 13: for the Dodgers.
Speaker 8: Could be about the hitp flexer of Gavin Luxeu's in
Speaker 8: that lineup. Also in tonight's ball.
Speaker 6: Game, it's going to be interesting.
Speaker 8: You know, we can do a lot of whereases and therefore,
Speaker 8: but you know this is this is the Big Apple,
Speaker 8: if you will, and this is Dodgers and a team
Speaker 8: from New York. Oh it's not the Yankees, it's the Mets.
Speaker 8: So you don't get to the Yankees. I feel will
Speaker 8: win that series against the Cleveland but this is going
Speaker 8: to be loud. It's going to be raucus. And that
Speaker 8: home field advantage we talked about so often and for
Speaker 8: postseason play for the Dodgers, well that home field advantage
Speaker 8: right now goes to the Mets because they've got three
Speaker 8: in a row here in this ballpark.
Speaker 13: How important is winning this one for the Dodgers to
Speaker 13: be able to get him back.
Speaker 8: It's huge, and I think it's huge for Walker Ruehler
Speaker 8: to be able to have a good game and then possibly,
Speaker 8: you know, be ready for a World Series. But the
Speaker 8: Dodgers have to win three more so to the Mets
Speaker 8: from that standpoint, But New York if we look at
Speaker 8: some things though, too, David, you know, we start to
Speaker 8: look the Mets one both up their games the Nation
Speaker 8: League Division Series here at home. So if we're going
Speaker 8: back what they've done here at home, they've won now
Speaker 8: fourteen at last sixteen they played in their home ball burn.
Speaker 13: It's amazing how when the Dodgers swept the Mets Rick
Speaker 13: here at City Field back in May. That's when their
Speaker 13: season turned around. After a team meeting held by America's
Speaker 13: DH JD. Martinez and Francisco Lindor.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, And there was a glove that was tossed
Speaker 8: into the stands also by a metsa reliever that came in.
Speaker 8: What I want to see tonight for the Dodgers is
Speaker 8: high fives.
Speaker 13: Love it, Rick, And maybe you and I can high
Speaker 13: five at the end of the game too.
Speaker 6: We've never done that.
Speaker 8: We'll just wave goodbye.
Speaker 6: Okay, sounds good.
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Speaker 3: A preview of this pitching matchup.
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Speaker 13: I'm joined right now by the two headed Monster a
Speaker 13: Brent Honeywell.
Speaker 6: And Clayton Kershaw right left.
Speaker 13: Two headed Monster Honeywell, thanks a lot for joining in
Speaker 13: me and this guy, Clayton.
Speaker 3: Kershaw, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 6: Kershaw, thank you for recruiting Honeywell.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Honey's a good time. So I just thought maybe
Speaker 15: he'd died a little bit to our interview, But so
Speaker 15: far not a sort what happens he got stage fright,
Speaker 15: maybe so so hey, he seems.
Speaker 13: More nervous now than he did when he saw that
Speaker 13: snake on the step of the dugout.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Honey's got a good heart about him, good good
Speaker 15: heart beat about him. But yeah, that snake didn't even
Speaker 15: phase him. He was too locked into the ball, you
Speaker 15: know what I mean.
Speaker 6: I feel like a snake doesn't phase you.
Speaker 13: I feel like you're a type of guy that might
Speaker 13: have like five pet snakes at home.
Speaker 16: No, he had the best seat in the house. It
Speaker 16: was in the best seat in the house yesterday, front row,
Speaker 16: right in front of Dog.
Speaker 7: He almost got Danny.
Speaker 6: Danny never saw him, never saw him, never saw him.
Speaker 6: Have you ever seen a snake at Dodger Stadium? Kershaw?
Speaker 15: That was a first for me. Ever seen that before.
Speaker 6: I didn't know.
Speaker 15: I knew someone would grab him, but I didn't want
Speaker 15: to be a part of that. Yeah, I didn't know
Speaker 15: who it was.
Speaker 13: Hey, there's always a purpose for everybody on this team.
Speaker 13: You guys have really come together. What can you say
Speaker 13: about what Honeywell did for the team going into Game
Speaker 13: three and the rest of this series, the way he
Speaker 13: competed and kept the game where it was.
Speaker 15: Yeah, he pitched great. You know, I think you know
Speaker 15: he loves to compete and obviously been out for a
Speaker 15: couple of weeks, so to come in there and get
Speaker 15: three innings for us was huge and you know, kept
Speaker 15: us right where we were and we had a chance
Speaker 15: in the ninth, which was the goal, you know. So
Speaker 15: it obviously lined up our pen for these next three games,
Speaker 15: because playing three games in a row, you can't just
Speaker 15: use the same guys over and over again. So that
Speaker 15: was huge for us and it'll set us up for
Speaker 15: the rest of the series Big Time.
Speaker 13: I'm curious if honeywell, how much of a rubber arm
Speaker 13: he has? So you pitch three innings, how quickly can
Speaker 13: you turn around?
Speaker 16: I turned around. I can turn around. I mean, it's
Speaker 16: you gotta do what you gotta do in October, you know, is.
Speaker 6: What it is.
Speaker 16: You go a bunch your business the right way, learn
Speaker 16: from guys like Clayton, and you continue to go about
Speaker 16: the same thing you've done all year long, helping the
Speaker 16: team win any way you can and let the chips fall.
Speaker 6: How much have you learned from him?
Speaker 16: I've learned a lot from him.
Speaker 3: Today was the first day we played catch together.
Speaker 6: That this is a big day.
Speaker 16: Not to get too young here, but I watched him
Speaker 16: a lot growing up.
Speaker 3: I think we're the same age.
Speaker 16: Yeah, okay, uh he uh.
Speaker 6: I've learned a lot from him.
Speaker 3: IVE watched him.
Speaker 16: I've watched him pitch for a long time, and I
Speaker 16: asked him a little bit about the slider and rest
Speaker 16: was kind of history with that.
Speaker 6: Nice No.
Speaker 15: I mean, I think the thing that I like about
Speaker 15: Honey is that we were just talking about it is.
Speaker 15: You know, there's so much stuff right weight, room wise, training,
Speaker 15: room wise, that we do pitching to get us on
Speaker 15: the field and pitch, but like nobody really talks about
Speaker 15: just just throwing, you know, just throwing a baseball, and
Speaker 15: that's what Honey does. And I just said, I think
Speaker 15: I think I should throw more like maybe not as
Speaker 15: like max effort, but just like more endurance based throwing,
Speaker 15: just to get your arm going, gets your arm going,
Speaker 15: he said, he you know, he feels better, like he
Speaker 15: played catch today and he said his shoulder and elbow
Speaker 15: felt better than it has been in a long time,
Speaker 15: just you know, just because he threw three ing's yesterday
Speaker 15: and you keep your arm going. So I think there's
Speaker 15: something to be said for that, like tissue tolerance of
Speaker 15: your arm. And you know, obviously every everybody in baseball
Speaker 15: is trying to figure out how to keep people healthy now,
Speaker 15: and maybe maybe you just go back to as simple
Speaker 15: as just playing catch for longer and less intense periods
Speaker 15: of time.
Speaker 13: Before Game two, I saw you guys playing catch as well.
Speaker 13: He was throwing his screwball to you. Any chance you
Speaker 13: teach Kershaw the screwball.
Speaker 16: He's got the he's got the hook, dude, the hook.
Speaker 16: The hook's only when he's needed his whole career.
Speaker 6: You see it. It's a well of the goasts.
Speaker 15: Man. I don't think my shoulder can throw a screwball.
Speaker 15: I don't think my shoulder moves that way, especially after surgery.
Speaker 15: There's no way I could throw a screwball.
Speaker 13: Clayton Kershaw and Brent Honeywell are joining us before Game
Speaker 13: three of the NLCS. Honeywell, did you hear the big
Speaker 13: breaking news on Big Fox Sports yesterday?
Speaker 6: What happened?
Speaker 13: Kershaw was on with the big guys a Rod, Big
Speaker 13: Poppy and Jeter and broke the news that he's coming
Speaker 13: back next year.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's old news, That's what That's what I thought.
Speaker 6: I didn't know anywhere.
Speaker 15: That's what I thought. I didn't think it was news.
Speaker 15: I thought, just what do you think I'm gona do?
Speaker 15: Hang out to get surgery and hang it up. I mean,
Speaker 15: I don't know. It's just like, yeah, I didn't know
Speaker 15: I was breaking anything.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean that was the first time you said
Speaker 6: it publicly.
Speaker 15: Okay, I didn't know I had to do that every year?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 15: Coming back old No, I'm the same age as you do.
Speaker 13: You have a Honeywell clause. You got the player option?
Speaker 13: Do you have a Honeywell clause in your contract.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I only pitch if Honeywell pitch. Yeah, yeah that
Speaker 15: would work. Well, it'd be good.
Speaker 16: Hey, I got my first day with your first start.
Speaker 6: Back this year.
Speaker 3: Sure it is wait to go man.
Speaker 6: Hey, thanks thanks for setting it up.
Speaker 13: Your new Kenley Jansen, your Kershaw's new Kenley. Thanks a lot,
Speaker 13: guys for stopping. I told Kershaw when he leaves, I leave,
Speaker 13: so I'll come back next year.
Speaker 15: Wow, you heard it here first, guys, Dave as back
Speaker 15: next year.
Speaker 3: We'll have to.
Speaker 15: We'll check out the contract situation, but we'll double.
Speaker 6: Check it's not great. We'll send it back to you
Speaker 6: in the studio.
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Speaker 2: Luis Severino on the mound, thirty year old right handed
Speaker 2: out of the Dominican Republic, ten season in the Big Leagues,
Speaker 2: nine years with the Yankees, then he took the train
Speaker 2: over to the Queens, New York. Has now been with
Speaker 2: the Mets this last year. Made thirty one starts during
Speaker 2: the regular season eleven and seven with a three ninety
Speaker 2: one erray and one hundred and sixty one punchouts. Two
Speaker 2: starts so far in the postseason last time out six innings,
Speaker 2: three runs, six hits, seven strikeouts against the Phillies and
Speaker 2: the NLDS Walker Buehler on the mound, making it back
Speaker 2: this season after his second Tommy John surgery. Made sixteen
Speaker 2: starts during the regular season, was one in six with
Speaker 2: a five thirty eight er ray. He's made one start
Speaker 2: in this postseason, allowing six runs on seven hits, striking
Speaker 2: out nobody, and a Game three start against the Padres
Speaker 2: down in San Diego in the DS. It was his
Speaker 2: first postseason starts since twenty twenty one, when he took
Speaker 2: the mount in Game six of the NLCS. He has
Speaker 2: not registered a postseason win since the World Series Game
Speaker 2: three against the Tampa Bay Rays in twenty twenty.
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Speaker 3: The two guys on the.
Speaker 4: Call, Stephen Nelson, Rick Monday, late star in Queen's tim
Speaker 4: an eighth eight Local time after a one to eight
Speaker 4: local time start for Game two in Los Angeles, and
Speaker 4: the Dodgers and Mets their attire a little more layer tonight.
Speaker 4: As you look out at the pregame warm ups, Rick Monday,
Speaker 4: I'm curious how that impacted your mind as a player,
Speaker 4: when you went from a warm weather location to a
Speaker 4: cold weather location this time of year.
Speaker 8: I think it depends more on the pitching. From a
Speaker 8: defensive standpoint. You know there's a little breeze coming in.
Speaker 8: Is the game it was about to unfold coming in
Speaker 8: pretty good from left field if we look at the
Speaker 8: flags at top of the of the stadium, So it's
Speaker 8: going to add a little bit of a wind chill factor,
Speaker 8: if you will. A lot of pitchers talk about they
Speaker 8: don't get as good a grip or good as feel
Speaker 8: on the baseball. They feel a little slick. Well, if
Speaker 8: you're a breaking ball pitcher, does that affect you? And
Speaker 8: one of the things I'm going to be looking at
Speaker 8: that We'll all look at the first inning and here
Speaker 8: are the numbers on the first inning. For Walker Dueler,
Speaker 8: it has been a nightmare in the first inning of
Speaker 8: three fifty seven batting average against four home runs in
Speaker 8: the open again. And for Luis Severino, who's going for
Speaker 8: the Mets the first inning, just a one to sixty
Speaker 8: four batting average against him. There's not been a ball
Speaker 8: hit out of the ballpark in the first inning. And
Speaker 8: for sever Reno made thirty one starts during the regular season.
Speaker 4: This is a fascinating pitching match of Walker Buehler for
Speaker 4: the Dodgers Luis Severino for the Mets. I mean, it
Speaker 4: wasn't that long ago these two were the guys who
Speaker 4: got next Rick Monday in baseball, they were the ones
Speaker 4: who were going to send to be among the upper
Speaker 4: echelon the Walker Buelers case, he was in the top
Speaker 4: five pitchers of the majors for a good stretch. Severino
Speaker 4: finished third and Sion voting back in his breakout season
Speaker 4: for the Yankees in twenty seventeen, and then both mostly
Speaker 4: because of injuries on both sides. For Severino and Buehler,
Speaker 4: they took a downturn in their career and now it's
Speaker 4: been on the path to discovery. Sever Reno is basically
Speaker 4: an approve it season his first year coming across through
Speaker 4: different borough pitching for the Mets, and Walker Buhler he's
Speaker 4: on the cusp of free agency. So the fact that
Speaker 4: they're pitching here on the postseason stage is somewhat poetic.
Speaker 4: They were always supposed to be here. Their routes here
Speaker 4: were was not a straight line for either of them.
Speaker 8: But here they are. And Walker Bueler a little bit
Speaker 8: different type of a pitcher. You know this not in
Speaker 8: the upper nineties, one hundred miles an hour. He's made
Speaker 8: that transition. But here's the thing too, He's been on
Speaker 8: the stage before. Walker Buehler has sixteen career postseason starts,
Speaker 8: and one of them that he's had this year. Okay,
Speaker 8: gave up six runs in the second end of the
Speaker 8: game against the Sandigo Bundres, but he didn't have any
Speaker 8: defense behind him in that one inning. After that disastrous inning,
Speaker 8: it was Walker Buehler at his best from that point on.
Speaker 4: So it to be Buehler and seven Reno and leading
Speaker 4: off the game. Sho, hey Otani, tim as we get
Speaker 4: it back to you. Everyone is well aware of his
Speaker 4: widening splits when it comes to with hitting with runners
Speaker 4: on versus hitting with the bases empties over nineteen with
Speaker 4: the bases empty. He's been over in the first inning
Speaker 4: in every single game this postseason as well. So the
Speaker 4: Dodgers would like him to get the offense off to
Speaker 4: a much better start in Game three than they had
Speaker 4: throughout Game number two.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you, Nelly.
Speaker 2: Fifty one degrees at first pitch, you're gonna be cold
Speaker 2: at City fields. In comparison, it was seventy three degrees
Speaker 2: for Game two on Monday. Walker Bueller on the mound
Speaker 2: in sixteen postseason starts in his career, a two eer
Speaker 2: in ten starts at home on the road, six starts
Speaker 2: for a Walker Bueler in his career in the postseason,
Speaker 2: an er near six.
Speaker 3: Hopefully that'll change tonight.
Speaker 2: It's Game three of the NLCS Dodgers and Mets from Cityfield.
Speaker 3: First pitch when we come back.
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