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Speaker 2: We are live at Dodgers Stadium after the Dodgers fall
Speaker 2: in Game two of the NLDS by a final score
Speaker 2: of ten to two to the San Diego Padres Hi, everybody,
Speaker 2: David Vase with you until ten o'clock tonight right here
Speaker 2: on AM five to seventy. LA Sports eight sixty six
Speaker 2: nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 2: We are going to get postgame reaction from all the
Speaker 2: all the principles in tonight's game, Jack Flaherty, Manny Machado,
Speaker 2: Jerks and Profar Fernando Tattoos Junior. We'll get to all
Speaker 2: of it, Max Munsey, all of that, but number one
Speaker 2: before we dive into the game, I just got to
Speaker 2: express you know. When I was on with Money on Friday,
Speaker 2: I talked about how I needed to challenge you when
Speaker 2: you came to these two games at Dodger Stadium to
Speaker 2: make this a hostile environment. I did not mean what
Speaker 2: I saw tonight in the seventh inning. That was completely
Speaker 2: over the line, and you actually poured more gas on
Speaker 2: already emotional fire, which is the San Diego Padres. It
Speaker 2: completely backfired. Whoever they were in the left field area
Speaker 2: throwing baseballs at Profar, whoever it was throwing trash and
Speaker 2: water bottles on the field and right field to Fernando
Speaker 2: Tattis Junior. It completely backfired. They scored three runs in
Speaker 2: the eighth inning. After that, they scored three more runs
Speaker 2: in the ninth inning. I'm not saying the fans were
Speaker 2: the reason why. Obviously you got to make better pitchers,
Speaker 2: and that's my point. The guys between the lines can
Speaker 2: jaw at each other, can even push and shove, can
Speaker 2: even throw at each other, but you're a spectator. You
Speaker 2: cannot get involved. That could have cost the Dodgers the
Speaker 2: playoff game in the seventh inning, even before it got
Speaker 2: out of hand. That was completely over the line, and
Speaker 2: quite frankly, a little ironic because when you did have
Speaker 2: an opportunity, and I'm talking to you guys out there,
Speaker 2: the guy with the Alex Vesia jersey out there in
Speaker 2: the left field of field seats over the short wall
Speaker 2: and everybody's sitting around him. That was your chance to
Speaker 2: actually make a difference and get under Profar's skin. That
Speaker 2: was an opportunity when Mookie Betts thought he had a
Speaker 2: game tying home run in the first inning, when Profar
Speaker 2: reached over the short wall where the fans were, where
Speaker 2: you were, and you basically were super polite and got
Speaker 2: out of the way of Profar making the catch. In
Speaker 2: that situation, you may not be familiar with the rules,
Speaker 2: but when the player's glove goes into the stands, all
Speaker 2: bets are off. Throw a beer on it, Slap the
Speaker 2: glove out of his hand, Slap the ball out of
Speaker 2: his hand. Have as many people trying to catch that
Speaker 2: ball as Profar was trying to do. That was your chance.
Speaker 2: Your chance wasn't in the seventh inning when you're throwing
Speaker 2: a baseball at the guy you made us look bad.
Speaker 2: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 2: the phone number. I will say this. I give Jack
Speaker 2: Flaherty a lot of credit because he did not back
Speaker 2: down tonight from Fernando Tattis Junior, who homered in the
Speaker 2: first inning, and when Tatist Junior came up for his
Speaker 2: third at bat, of the game. After homering and then
Speaker 2: doubling in the third inning, Jacky did what he should
Speaker 2: have done, which was come inside on Tatis. He's been
Speaker 2: having way too comfortable at bats in the first two
Speaker 2: games of this series, and quite honestly, he's one of
Speaker 2: the most annoying padres. I mean, have you seen what's
Speaker 2: been circulating what he was doing in the dugout, sticking
Speaker 2: his tongue out and wagging it at fans behind the
Speaker 2: Padres dugout. It's s obscene what this guy is doing.
Speaker 2: And I love that Jack Flerty came inside in the
Speaker 2: sixth inning and didn't care if he hit him, which
Speaker 2: he did. Unfortunately, he gave up a base hit to
Speaker 2: Profar and he did strike out many Machado as his
Speaker 2: last hitter for the first out of that inning, and
Speaker 2: then told Machada to go sit the bleep down, and
Speaker 2: Machado got all upset. And then when Machado came back
Speaker 2: out to play third base, Flarity was still in the
Speaker 2: dugout and they were both chirping at each other some more,
Speaker 2: and it seemed like Machado was saying, let's meet in
Speaker 2: the parking lot. And if you've heard me since Friday,
Speaker 2: I have said the Padres are to the Dodgers what
Speaker 2: the Sacramento Queens were to the Lakers from two thousand
Speaker 2: to two thousand and four, And that reminded me of
Speaker 2: Doug Christy and Rick Fox saying let's go under the
Speaker 2: tunnel and handle this ourselves. Now. Are Machado and Flerty
Speaker 2: going to meet in the parking lot? Absolutely not. I
Speaker 2: mean they have the reputation of being the two of
Speaker 2: the biggest hold me back guys. But I love that
Speaker 2: flarity handled it between the lines. Here is Jack Flerty
Speaker 2: after the game on sports net LA.
Speaker 3: Can you do more in depth on notification with the
Speaker 3: chatter to meet?
Speaker 2: There's a lot to say.
Speaker 4: Well, first is that fans like you should never get involved.
Speaker 4: There's no reason, there's no need, no reason ever to
Speaker 4: throw anything at players, no matter what's going on, there's
Speaker 4: no reason to get involved with it. Stay out of it.
Speaker 2: Then whatever went on.
Speaker 4: Over there there, they have every reason to be upset
Speaker 4: about it, Like nobody. We should never feel like we're
Speaker 4: we gonna get anything thrown at us on either side,
Speaker 4: So fans should never should never, never be involved. You know,
Speaker 4: they they didn't like to pitch the tatis. I look,
Speaker 4: I missed in the first inning and I threw the
Speaker 4: ball over the middle. I wasn't gonna miss over the
Speaker 4: plate again. But I've gotten no reason to hit a
Speaker 4: guy there to start off the six like as good
Speaker 4: as he's been swinging the bat, but we're down in
Speaker 4: the game. I'm trying to go in for effect and
Speaker 4: he didn't get out of the way it hit him.
Speaker 4: Wasn't didn't didn't try to go and hit him to
Speaker 4: try to lead off an inning or anything like that
Speaker 4: that that doesn't really make sense, didn't go up near
Speaker 4: his head, nothing, Just trying to push a guy off
Speaker 4: the plate. And even by the way sometimes it happens,
Speaker 4: they're upset about it, you know, that's part of it.
Speaker 4: I was fired up after getting Manny out was a
Speaker 4: big spot in the playoffs, you know, that's that's that's
Speaker 4: what happens. Like I was fired up, like, oh well,
Speaker 4: and then yeah, you know, he he did some ships
Speaker 4: winnings or ied to throw the ball at our dugout
Speaker 4: and everybody kind of catches the tail end of it,
Speaker 4: which is me and him going at it. But like
Speaker 4: I was sitting there for my team was I wasn't
Speaker 4: there to go at him, but you know he was
Speaker 4: throw the ball and our dog at our dugout and
Speaker 4: the umpires win went over immediately to tell like, I
Speaker 4: don't know what their conversation was, but our dougout was
Speaker 4: fired up because there ain't no reason for that. Everybody
Speaker 4: caught the tail end of everybody caught just me and
Speaker 4: him going at it like many he's a great player.
Speaker 4: Like you know, I understand everybody. It's postseason. Everybody's fired up.
Speaker 4: They get upset, like frustrated about pitching in to tease,
Speaker 4: like like I said, you know, you gotta you gotta
Speaker 4: be able to pitch him in. And I missed it
Speaker 4: in the first inning, and I wasn't gonna miss over
Speaker 4: the plate again just trying to go in for a sect.
Speaker 4: So there was a lot that happened there. But you know,
Speaker 4: some other fans stay out of it, and uh, you know,
Speaker 4: I've always just got to play better. But you know it's, uh,
Speaker 4: you know, sometimes emotions run high in this game and
Speaker 4: you just just go out and you know you gotta
Speaker 4: recroup and go get the next one.
Speaker 2: All right, There's Jack Flaherty on sports Net, LA. I
Speaker 2: feel like He summed it up perfectly. I love that
Speaker 2: he said, Number one, stay out of it. You're not playing,
Speaker 2: and players should never feel like they're going to have
Speaker 2: baseballs thrown at them. And I love how he explained
Speaker 2: what was taking place between him and Machado. I did
Speaker 2: not see Machado throw the baseball at the Dodger dugout.
Speaker 2: That explains a lot why I carried over onto the field.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's a no go either. But the way
Speaker 2: you get the Padres back if you're the Dodgers is
Speaker 2: beat them. Beat them in Game three, beat them in
Speaker 2: this series. You can't get too emotional, get caught up.
Speaker 2: You know, Magic Johnson was here for the second straight night.
Speaker 2: If you remember, you know, even if you're not old
Speaker 2: enough to remember, but you've heard the stories. In nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty four, the Lakers were cruising over the Celtic. They
Speaker 2: were on their way, but then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: the Celtics try to turn it into a dirty series,
Speaker 2: a physical series. Kevin McHale, the closed line of Kurt
Speaker 2: rambis Uh that turned that got the Lakers out of
Speaker 2: their game, got them emotional. They try to turn it
Speaker 2: into a street fight more than just playing their game.
Speaker 2: That's what these Dodgers cannot allow to happen. That's the padres.
Speaker 2: Let them do their thing. You've got to keep your
Speaker 2: composure and beat them between the lines. That's the best
Speaker 2: way to get back at them. All Right. Here is
Speaker 2: Manny Machado on his side of the story as far
Speaker 2: as what took place tonight and what took place between
Speaker 2: him and Jack Flaherty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, man, he made some good pitches, right, he made
Speaker 5: callor pitches got me, got me going. And you know
Speaker 5: he won that competition, right, you know, made his pitches.
Speaker 5: I couldn't deliver with with with that situation there, want
Speaker 5: to run as a first and second outs, right, So
Speaker 5: he won.
Speaker 2: That one for sure.
Speaker 5: What were you guys saying that you just going back
Speaker 5: and forth competition, right? I mean things that happened in
Speaker 5: between the lines. People, people were just going going, going
Speaker 5: back and forth. Yeah, he's he's competing for her back
Speaker 5: club and I'm trying to trying to get to pay
Speaker 5: hit for my team. So yeah, man, I mean this
Speaker 5: is the beauty of post season baseball.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 7: Did you take exception with something he said to you?
Speaker 5: No, I mean I didn't en see it. I didn't
Speaker 5: see it until happen until my my, my Doug out
Speaker 5: started started screaming back at him. So I mean he
Speaker 5: wanted maybe he made he made his pitches, right, I
Speaker 5: swung at a ball for you know, he got me
Speaker 5: twice today, and you know, I ride, you know, I
Speaker 5: said my cat. You know when when credits do, I
Speaker 5: kept walking, he made his pitch.
Speaker 2: I kept going.
Speaker 5: But you know, I then I get to the end
Speaker 5: of the dug out and I see my team starts starts,
Speaker 5: starts sparking. So you know, that's kind of when I figured,
Speaker 5: you know something, he was probably saying something, and that's
Speaker 5: when everything kind.
Speaker 2: Of just went out and I didn't even.
Speaker 8: Know what's going on.
Speaker 9: You guys when you went back out for the field,
Speaker 9: you were still going at it.
Speaker 10: When Jack was in the dugout. What was being said
Speaker 10: there almost like he was challenging you.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean, I mean, honestly, I mean, I mean,
Speaker 5: you can't really hear this with this crowd, so I
Speaker 5: don't really know what was going was ring set a
Speaker 5: bunch of dibbers going back and forth, and you know,
Speaker 5: just uh, you know, I was alonging for us after
Speaker 5: that with with balls being thrown and you know, kind
Speaker 5: of icing our pictures a picture there in a little bit,
Speaker 5: and you know I was coming out and then having
Speaker 5: that LA zero was huge for us as well. So yeah, man, it's.
Speaker 2: It's, it's, it's.
Speaker 5: It's a beautiful thing to be playing full season baseball.
Speaker 2: Man, all right, there's Manny. Machado really did not get
Speaker 2: into as much detail as Jack flaherty did, but that's Manny.
Speaker 2: Eight six six, nine, eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 2: the phone number. Dodgers fall to the Padres in Game
Speaker 2: two of the NLDS ten to two. Now, I know
Speaker 2: there's many of you that are emotional. The series is over.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers stink. They can't do anything against the Padres.
Speaker 2: They can't do anything in the playoffs. How can it
Speaker 2: go from last night to that feeling tonight? If you've
Speaker 2: been listening to me, I had told you tonight was
Speaker 2: going to be a tough night for the Dodgers to win.
Speaker 2: And that's why last night for me was a must
Speaker 2: win because of how good you Darvish has been against
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, and tonight was no different. Look, the Padres
Speaker 2: hit six home runs tonight. They got a great start
Speaker 2: from you Darvish seven innings. The Dodgers got an okay
Speaker 2: start from Jack Flaherty, and their offense was nowhere to
Speaker 2: be found. Unfortunately, the Dodgers seven eight to nine hitters
Speaker 2: could not get on bays to create traffic. When Otani
Speaker 2: came to the plate, they were just two for eight. Tonight,
Speaker 2: Otani was over four. Mookie Betts was OH for four,
Speaker 2: including being robbed of what would have been a momentum
Speaker 2: turning play for not only the Dodgers, but for Mookie Betts,
Speaker 2: who now is OH for his last twenty two and
Speaker 2: postseason at bats. That would have changed everything for Mookie,
Speaker 2: And right now he's got to put all of that aside.
Speaker 2: You can see it in his eyes. He's feeling it,
Speaker 2: and now more people are going to be talking about it.
Speaker 2: OH for his last twenty two in the postseason. He's
Speaker 2: got to block all that out and just take it
Speaker 2: one at bat at a time. He's not going to
Speaker 2: change the narrative with one at bat. He almost did
Speaker 2: by tying the game up there in the first inning.
Speaker 2: So Mookie's going to be there in Game three, and
Speaker 2: I firmly believe he's going to have an impact on
Speaker 2: this series, the Dodgers still dealing with Freddy Freeman. He
Speaker 2: gave it a go. He started, but had to come
Speaker 2: out of the game in the sixth inning. Key k
Speaker 2: Hernandez came in in the third. Max Munsey moved a first.
Speaker 2: What this does if Freddy Freeman cannot be in the
Speaker 2: starting lineup for the Dodgers in Game three, it makes
Speaker 2: their lineup not as deep. But I have no issues
Speaker 2: with having a Key k a Hernandez in the starting lineup.
Speaker 2: He is that good in October. There's a lot to
Speaker 2: unpack in the game tonight. Jose Mota is going to
Speaker 2: join us at the bottom of the hour. We'll hear
Speaker 2: from more Dodgers and Padres as we move along. But
Speaker 2: let's go out to the fans. Hopefully these are the
Speaker 2: fans that did not overstep, But if you were, let's go,
Speaker 2: let's go out to Rosa. You're on Dodger Talk. How
Speaker 2: you doing, Rosa.
Speaker 11: I'm doing fine.
Speaker 3: I don't have much of a voice after the last
Speaker 3: two games, but I'm.
Speaker 11: Hanging in there.
Speaker 3: The reason I called is and I completely agree with
Speaker 3: everything you said in terms of the fans overreacting and
Speaker 3: then improperly reacting I sit in Section fifty three, right
Speaker 3: next to Dodger Bulp, and I've been there for twenty years,
Speaker 3: and I got to tell you, I was embarrassed. I
Speaker 3: was embarrassed by the behavior. It was uncalled for. I
Speaker 3: saw Profar walk over and give a Dodger fan the ball,
Speaker 3: and then the next thing I see is he throws
Speaker 3: the ball out and then all hell breaks loose and
Speaker 3: other people start throwing stuff.
Speaker 11: I was embarrassed.
Speaker 2: Well, so that's how it started. Profar actually was being
Speaker 2: a good mirroreden in some ways and handing a ballock
Speaker 2: we see guys do to fans, and the fan threw
Speaker 2: it back at him.
Speaker 11: But there is a little bit of a click to that.
Speaker 11: I was so embarrassed.
Speaker 3: There was some Padre fans sitting in section fifty one
Speaker 3: near the.
Speaker 11: Field that were standing there at the end of the game,
Speaker 11: and I went.
Speaker 3: Over and I said, not all God, your fans are idiots.
Speaker 3: I want to apologize.
Speaker 12: And they said.
Speaker 11: Profar kind of brought it upon himself, and I said what.
Speaker 11: The guy did not.
Speaker 3: Want to take the ball from Profar the guy and
Speaker 3: Profar kept pushing.
Speaker 11: The ball at the guy and smirked. He kind of
Speaker 11: smirked the guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I understand, but still you can't be throwing baseballs
Speaker 2: at the players. And honestly, Profar and Tattis they were
Speaker 2: antagged nice. And the fans in the left and right
Speaker 2: field areas I saw when all hell was breaking loose
Speaker 2: out there, and the Dodger security team, which did a
Speaker 2: great job trying to cool down the situation. You got
Speaker 2: tattoos making faces to the fans in the pavilion. Uh,
Speaker 2: that's really stupid number one. If you're tattoos number two,
Speaker 2: it's not helping the situation. Rosa thanks a lot for
Speaker 2: that play by playing enlightening us on how all that
Speaker 2: dramas started. Appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I'm glad to call. Like I said, I just feel
Speaker 3: horrible about the way they funds acted.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt. It wasn't a good look for anybody.
Speaker 2: And you heard what Jack Flaherty had to say. Eight
Speaker 2: six six eight seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 2: Let's go out to Shadow Hills. Eric, you're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 2: Hi Eric at DV.
Speaker 9: You're on point with so many thoughts and I'm gonna
Speaker 9: rattle oft some points and I want your thoughts on
Speaker 9: my voice. Okay, okay, right, if you're a fan in
Speaker 9: those left field right field pavilions and that ball is coming,
Speaker 9: you do everything you can to knock that ball out
Speaker 9: the glove.
Speaker 2: Okay, pro glove would have been halfway up the aisle.
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 9: Profar Show voted. That's what got the ire of the
Speaker 9: Dodger fans. I'm not saying what they did was right,
Speaker 9: but I understand, and you're right. If you want to,
Speaker 9: if you want to contribute to the game, do it
Speaker 9: in that way. You know what Key K finally bearing
Speaker 9: barreling up on the ball. Okay, he's a postseason dude.
Speaker 9: You're right, he should be in. And this leads to
Speaker 9: my main point. Bro. The ninth spot in the order
Speaker 9: is the most important. Okay, I say, either flip flop
Speaker 9: Rojas or Edmund or put Kek in for Rojas and
Speaker 9: make sure that sho Hay has runners on base, because
Speaker 9: if show Hay is not having having dues on base,
Speaker 9: it really is pointless.
Speaker 2: You know, last they did a good job. Eric, Tonight
Speaker 2: they did not, and you Darvish had a big say
Speaker 2: and all that, but I'm with you. You know, if
Speaker 2: Freddy can't go, and I have no issues with Keik
Speaker 2: Hernandez being in there at third base. That's the reason
Speaker 2: why when they signed Key k Hernandez back late in
Speaker 2: spring training, they said it was for October. So hopefully
Speaker 2: Keik can get more at bats in this series. Thanks
Speaker 2: for the phone call, Eric appreciated. I'm with you on that.
Speaker 2: Eight six six nine, eight seven two seventy is the
Speaker 2: phone number, Manny in downtown. You're on Dodger Talk. How
Speaker 2: you doing many TV.
Speaker 13: I'm just frustrated as ever tonight, especially after such a
Speaker 13: such an awesome game yesterday. Yeah, so we got to
Speaker 13: take this playoff mode one game at a time. I
Speaker 13: don't even know where to begin. There's one good thing.
Speaker 2: Well, let's start at the beginning, Nanny. Really, this is
Speaker 2: about getting better starting pitching, and we knew going into
Speaker 2: this series. The Dodgers starting pitching is not what I'm
Speaker 2: sure they envisioned when the season began. And you can't
Speaker 2: continue to try to come back from three or four
Speaker 2: runs down. That takes a mental toll on your offense.
Speaker 2: It puts a lot of pressure on your hitters. The
Speaker 2: Dodgers need to get a start where it's a zero
Speaker 2: in the first inning. The first inning of Game three
Speaker 2: is going to be huge for the Dodgers. Walker Buehler
Speaker 2: needs to put up a zero, and it would be
Speaker 2: great since the Dodgers are hitting first to get a
Speaker 2: runner two across. So I feel like the first inning
Speaker 2: is big as big as the ninth inning in that game.
Speaker 13: I'll get to Walker Bueller and I absolutely agree. And
Speaker 13: I do agree with so many of the things you
Speaker 13: said today. Fans, do yourself a favor. Don't get involved.
Speaker 13: These guys get paid the big bucks.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 13: We end up getting arrested, So do as a favor.
Speaker 13: Don't go out there. Jack Flaherty, he was such a
Speaker 13: dog to and I Dave and I just love the
Speaker 13: postgame interview too of what really happened. And I'm gonna
Speaker 13: take his word for it because he was a guy
Speaker 13: on the side of the field barking at Machado. We
Speaker 13: need more dogs like that in the clubhouse because those
Speaker 13: dogs have to wake up guys like Mookie Bets, Matt's
Speaker 13: Max Muncy, and tonight was a big example of what
Speaker 13: happens when sho Hey sometimes goes zero for three. The
Speaker 13: guy is a human being. He's not going to go
Speaker 13: off every single game. We need these other guys to
Speaker 13: pick up the slack. I felt like tonight they were lifeless,
Speaker 13: especially after Freddie Freeman went down.
Speaker 2: Well, they were lobulous because the offense wasn't doing much.
Speaker 2: Whenever an offense isn't doing much, that's what we hear.
Speaker 2: They're lifeless. And that's why I said, if you were
Speaker 2: listening last night, Manny, why last night was a must
Speaker 2: win game because it was going to be tough to
Speaker 2: score against you, Darvish, And it proved out to be true.
Speaker 2: That's why winning last night was so monumental for the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: So I firmly believe this series is going five. There's
Speaker 2: a possibility the Dodgers can win two in San Diego.
Speaker 2: I would say it's unlikely, but I believe the Dodgers
Speaker 2: will be able to split and then bring this back
Speaker 2: for Game five. And if if I'm the Dodgers, I'm
Speaker 2: starting Jack Flaherty on four days rest in Game five.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Jack Flaherty's that guy.
Speaker 6: I'll be sorry.
Speaker 9: I absolutely agree Walker Bueler, I'm wishing he's the best.
Speaker 13: Just get out of that first inning and set the
Speaker 13: tone for rest of the guys.
Speaker 2: That's all all right, thanks for the phone call man,
Speaker 2: he appreciated. Eight six six nine eight seven two five
Speaker 2: seventy is the phone number. Dodgers fall in Game two
Speaker 2: of the NLDS ten to two to the San Diego Padres.
Speaker 2: Freddie Freeman did start in this game, but was taken
Speaker 2: out in the sixth inning because that right ankle was
Speaker 2: giving him a lot of problems. Interesting to see whether
Speaker 2: or not Xander Bogarts will be in the starting lineup
Speaker 2: for the Padres on Tuesday night, because after he hit
Speaker 2: his all out home run during that at bat, he
Speaker 2: was looking like he was grabbing his right hand string.
Speaker 2: So did Bogarts blow out on that home run in
Speaker 2: a blowout game? That would be ridiculous. I mean, if
Speaker 2: I'm Mike Shilt, I'm taking Bogarts out even before he
Speaker 2: hits that home run. I take him out in the
Speaker 2: middle of that at bat. And the Padres again used
Speaker 2: ten Or Scott in a blowout game. So you know,
Speaker 2: when are these Padre relievers going to start running on fumes?
Speaker 2: I feel like that's on the Dodgers side as well,
Speaker 2: because tonight Dave Roberts used his lower leverage relievers. Being
Speaker 2: so far behind late in the game. But honestly, Otani
Speaker 2: needs help. It's got to be the bottom of the
Speaker 2: order to get on base. They're aware of that, but
Speaker 2: he needs help from Mooki Bets. Mookie Bets has got
Speaker 2: to turn it on and he can't try to get
Speaker 2: twenty two hits back in one at bat. He's got
Speaker 2: to take it one at bat at a time. He's
Speaker 2: got to realize that, yes, he did have what we
Speaker 2: all thought was a game tying home run in the
Speaker 2: first stinting, it wasn't meant to be. So he's got
Speaker 2: to continue to put in the work and not doubt
Speaker 2: himself because sometimes that can happen. Eight six six nine
Speaker 2: seven two five seventy is the phone number. Let's head
Speaker 2: back downstairs to hear from Fernando Tattis Junior, who is
Speaker 2: making some weird facial expressions to the Dodger fans while
Speaker 2: he was in the dugout.
Speaker 14: Definitely wild, I hear, but at the same time, as
Speaker 14: a good environment for baseball, although people get carried away
Speaker 14: a little bit for the emotions, you know, but I
Speaker 14: mean it's a good back and forth and you know,
Speaker 14: at the end of the day, it's the show and
Speaker 14: I should enjoyed every moment.
Speaker 7: Did you feel about what took place on the top
Speaker 7: of the seventh inning with the things coming on the
Speaker 7: field security.
Speaker 14: I just think, like I said, just the emotion is
Speaker 14: going through the roof. You know, Dodger fans, they were
Speaker 14: just not happy. I mean, they're losing a game, obviously,
Speaker 14: and just a lot of back and forth, and what
Speaker 14: can I say it was I wish they could control
Speaker 14: a little bit more of their emotion. But at the
Speaker 14: end of the day, and I see this as part
Speaker 14: of a game. Aldon straight back. I know you often
Speaker 14: hear it from fans in right field.
Speaker 13: Did today seemingly like in your mind go over the
Speaker 13: line a little bit like?
Speaker 15: And at what point did it kind of escalate the
Speaker 15: back and forth with you and the fans out here tonight?
Speaker 14: For me, I feel like just when I went over
Speaker 14: to the line one to start throwing stuff into the field,
Speaker 14: I feel like then that should not be happening on
Speaker 14: a big league game. And then the words, I mean,
Speaker 14: you know, fans are coming over here to a baseball
Speaker 14: park to enjoy themselves. They can say whatever they want.
Speaker 14: I really don't know mine. I'll start shipping bag and
Speaker 14: you know, back, I'll give you a moment of you know,
Speaker 14: where you can enjoy yourself, just me talking to you
Speaker 14: as a fan. And yeah, just I just see it
Speaker 14: that way and I embrace embrace it that way.
Speaker 2: All right, there's Fernando Tattoos Junior. I thought he had
Speaker 2: a good perspective on it. Look, the fans in right field,
Speaker 2: we're doing what fans all across America have done to Tattoos,
Speaker 2: you know, channing the steroids, steroids, and look, he has
Speaker 2: a pretty good sense of humor over it. But what
Speaker 2: I didn't like was, as security was trying to cool
Speaker 2: down the situation, he's taunting the fans in that situation
Speaker 2: by looking at him, smirking at him, smiling basically, you know,
Speaker 2: not trying to cool things down. Profar went back to
Speaker 2: his position in left field and kept his back to
Speaker 2: the crowd and did not go back out there and
Speaker 2: acknowledge them. And I believe that's what took place. The
Speaker 2: second time security had to go out there, They talked
Speaker 2: to Tattoos and said, look, man, try to help us
Speaker 2: out here. You don't need to be looking at the
Speaker 2: fans in the pavilion. Just concentrate on the Game eight, six, six, nine, seven,
Speaker 2: two five seventy is the phone number Dodgers fall to
Speaker 2: the Padres tonight, ten to two. The Padres hit six
Speaker 2: home runs tonight, two of them from Fernando Tattis Junior,
Speaker 2: who needs to be stopped. We talk about Otani, Well,
Speaker 2: from the Padres side, it's Tattis Junior. Tatist Junior was
Speaker 2: three for four tonight with two home runs. In this
Speaker 2: series the first two games, he's five for eight with
Speaker 2: three home runs, two doubles, and four runs scored. Forget
Speaker 2: about all this other stuff. The Dodgers have got to
Speaker 2: find a way to make Fernando Tattis Junior uncomfortable in
Speaker 2: that batter's box. And that's why I love what Jack
Speaker 2: Flaherty had to say. He made a couple of bad pitches.
Speaker 2: He wasn't going to leave another one out over the
Speaker 2: plate for him, and if he hits them, he hits them.
Speaker 2: That was the attitude of the Saint Louis Cardinals during
Speaker 2: the twenty thirteen season, where they would hit three or
Speaker 2: four Dodgers, including our guy Joe Kelly breaking Hanley Ramirez's
Speaker 2: ribs in Game one. Well, he was throwing fastballs inside
Speaker 2: and saying, you know what, if I hit him, I
Speaker 2: hit him, I don't care, but I'm not going to
Speaker 2: you know, I'll shy away from that. And that's why
Speaker 2: I love Jack Flaherty and that's why I believe Jack
Speaker 2: Flaherty should start Game five back here at Dodgers Stadium
Speaker 2: if it comes to that. Eight six six nine eighty
Speaker 2: seven two five seventy is the phone number. Let's go
Speaker 2: out to Aaron in Van Eyes, the Great One. Eight.
Speaker 8: How you doing, Aaron, Well, Daves, I'm pretty disappointed, to
Speaker 8: be honest with you, and I have a couple of
Speaker 8: comments and I just want to, you know.
Speaker 9: Get your thoughts.
Speaker 8: First comment is that Yoshi Yamamoto has been an adject
Speaker 8: failure this year. He's done nothing for the team.
Speaker 2: I want to go that far. That started at Yankee
Speaker 2: Stadium was pretty awesome.
Speaker 8: And then he went down for seven months after that start,
Speaker 8: he disappeared.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would say it hasn't been everything that we
Speaker 2: heard he would be. I'll say that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, only goes three innings last night. And
Speaker 8: if he's planning on being the game fine starter. If
Speaker 8: the series goes five games, I have zero faith that
Speaker 8: he'll get out of the third inning.
Speaker 2: Well, that's why I want Jack flerity to start on
Speaker 2: four days.
Speaker 8: Rest, well, good luck, because the way these guys need
Speaker 8: a week and a half between starts on my banking
Speaker 8: on it.
Speaker 2: Frankly, Okay, so you're giving up on the series.
Speaker 8: Well, basically, I think why the.
Speaker 2: Tonight has no bearing on what's going to happen on
Speaker 2: Tuesday night. They're going to be emotionally charged. That stadium
Speaker 2: is going to be emotionally charged, maybe a little bit
Speaker 2: more after what took place in the seventh inning. But
Speaker 2: if Walker Buehler goes into Peco Park and shuts the
Speaker 2: padres down in the first inning, and let's say, show
Speaker 2: hey o Tani leads the game off with a home run,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, now we're not thinking about this game.
Speaker 8: But Walker Buehler is a shell of himself after the surgery.
Speaker 8: He just is not the same He's.
Speaker 2: Not the same picture. But he still is effective in
Speaker 2: the last couple of starts here, and I like what
Speaker 2: I've seen.
Speaker 8: I gotta disagree, David. I just feel like he's too
Speaker 8: much of a question.
Speaker 2: I agree, it's more of an I'm with you. This
Speaker 2: is where the Dodgers are. We all knew that going
Speaker 2: into the postseason. But I will say this, I don't
Speaker 2: bet against competitors. Clayton Kershaw finds a way, Jack Flaherty
Speaker 2: finds a way, Walker Bueller finds a way. He will
Speaker 2: find a way, Aaron, even though he's not the same
Speaker 2: guy he was in twenty eighteen. And I want you
Speaker 2: to call me after the game Tuesday night to rub
Speaker 2: it in my face or let's talk it out.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 8: And my last comment is that right after the game,
Speaker 8: I went to the grocery store to get some dinner
Speaker 8: and I saw a Mookie Debt's face on a milk carton.
Speaker 2: He is missing, he is missing. But how would you
Speaker 2: have felt it Profar doesn't come up with that catch.
Speaker 8: I would have felt better, obviously because the game would
Speaker 8: have been tied. And who knows from there. But I
Speaker 8: mean movies for showing us the same things he's inn
Speaker 8: after season.
Speaker 2: Mia, he's over his last twenty two, Aaron. I can't
Speaker 2: disagre there as far as over his last twenty two
Speaker 2: in the postseason, But like I said, things would have
Speaker 2: been a lot different if Profar doesn't make a great
Speaker 2: catch and the fans in the left field field seats
Speaker 2: aren't as polite as they should have been. They shouldn't
Speaker 2: have been that polite.
Speaker 8: Said the other night about how apparently Mookie took four
Speaker 8: hundred swings or something in the backage. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 8: to what effect?
Speaker 9: To what effect?
Speaker 2: He had a great game that night? Which night the
Speaker 2: night they clinched the NL West. Well, okay, I'm not
Speaker 2: disagreeing with you. He hasn't performed well in the first
Speaker 2: two games of the series. Erin, I'm not disagreeing with you.
Speaker 2: But should he just not show up? Should he stay
Speaker 2: in La? Should he not get on the bus to
Speaker 2: San Diego? Is that what you're saying.
Speaker 8: No, he definitely should go down there. But I just
Speaker 8: don't know where his his his passion is. I mean,
Speaker 8: you can swing, you can swing a bat in a
Speaker 8: cage five thousand times, but if you can't swing against
Speaker 8: the real life pitcher, he doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, Aaron, fair enough. But I will say this,
Speaker 2: Mookie Bets cares a lot. Aaron. I'm not questioning that
Speaker 2: this year.
Speaker 8: Questioning how much he cares. I'm just questioning the results,
Speaker 8: which are.
Speaker 2: No, you're questioning how much he cares too. You questioned
Speaker 2: how much.
Speaker 8: He cared, Well, maybe that's how you saw it, then
Speaker 8: so be it. But I mean that's what.
Speaker 2: You said, that's what you said at him. All right,
Speaker 2: call me back tuesday.
Speaker 8: I'll do that, David.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks, Aaron, appreciate it. Eight six six nine
Speaker 2: seven two five seventy. Look, I'm not conceding anything. This
Speaker 2: series was going to be tough to win. I firmly
Speaker 2: believed going into it the Dodgers were going to win
Speaker 2: in five games, and I'm standing by that. I thought
Speaker 2: all five of the games would be close. Never in
Speaker 2: my wildest dreams did I think that Padres were going
Speaker 2: to come in here and score ten runs in a
Speaker 2: playoff game. I thought we were past that. But you know,
Speaker 2: things went sideways. With some relief that frankly won't be
Speaker 2: used when the game is on the line, Ryan Brasier,
Speaker 2: at Guardo Enriquez and Michael Grove. The Dodgers put in
Speaker 2: three guys that maybe Brazier is one of those guys
Speaker 2: like we saw last night, but the other two are
Speaker 2: not going to be in games that are closely contested.
Speaker 2: And unfortunately, tonight and went the Padres way. But I
Speaker 2: didn't think the Dodgers had a great chance of winning
Speaker 2: tonight against you, Darvish, and we saw that seven innings,
Speaker 2: one earn run. But never in my wildest dreams did
Speaker 2: I think the Padres were going to come in here
Speaker 2: and hit six home runs and scored ten runs. And
Speaker 2: what's going to change That is the first inning of
Speaker 2: Game three in San Diego. Eight six six, eight seven
Speaker 2: two five seventy is the phone number. When we continue
Speaker 2: from Dodgers Stadium, we'll check in with Jose Mota and
Speaker 2: we'll take more of your phone calls at eight sixty
Speaker 2: six nine eight seven two five seventy. Padres even up
Speaker 2: the series one a pee after a ten to two
Speaker 2: win over the Dodgers on AM five to seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 1: On air at AM five seventy, online at AM five
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Speaker 2: This is Dodger Talk with David Bass. David Basse with
Speaker 2: you until the top of the hour on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 2: After Game two of the NLDS goes the Padres way
Speaker 2: in a big way, ten to two. The final score
Speaker 2: eight sixty six ninety seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 2: phone number. Game three of the NLDS will be on
Speaker 2: Tuesday night at Petco Park. Walker Buehler will be on
Speaker 2: the mound for the Dodgers. We expect it to be
Speaker 2: Michael King for the Padres. First pitches at six oh five.
Speaker 2: Our coverage begins at five o'clock. All right, we'll get
Speaker 2: back out the phones in a moment, but first let's
Speaker 2: check in with Jose Moda.
Speaker 1: It's time to go around the horn with Jose Mota.
Speaker 2: All right, Jose Mota, we talked about the fans stepping
Speaker 2: over the line, but how big of a part did
Speaker 2: Profari and Tatisse play and all of this happening tonight.
Speaker 15: Well, you know what, as a player, you want to
Speaker 15: just avoid escalating anything like that. Can you got to
Speaker 15: just pretty much ignore it and after help get security
Speaker 15: involved in. Tell your manager, I don't feel safe out
Speaker 15: of the outfield, and I want you to just take
Speaker 15: control of the situations. So you know, the players should
Speaker 15: never be involved in inciting a little bit more of
Speaker 15: what was happening, because we knew, and you said it
Speaker 15: from the beginning, it was going to be an intense series.
Speaker 15: A lot of feelings, the rivalry which been you know,
Speaker 15: magnified and for sure it has played off to it.
Speaker 15: You know everything that was projected, So players need to
Speaker 15: really stay out of it and know that also same
Speaker 15: thing for the fans. You know, just enjoy the game,
Speaker 15: were respectful. At the same time, you know you want
Speaker 15: to be affector because you're not going to be a factor.
Speaker 2: Jose, you got what you wanted. You text me after
Speaker 2: Tattooses first two at bats, those were way too comfortable.
Speaker 2: Somebody's got to move his feet. That somebody was Jack
Speaker 2: Flaherty and he hit him. What do the Dodgers have
Speaker 2: to do moving forward to try to stop Tattoos from
Speaker 2: just feeling like he could have batting practice during games.
Speaker 9: Well, you got to do this.
Speaker 15: Look at what he texts pitches, Dave Let's indications. See
Speaker 15: if the players comfortable a lot. I mean there's no
Speaker 15: hesitation in him taking any pitch where he's on the seals.
Speaker 15: And you know the Dodger pitcher that has done the
Speaker 15: best job against Tatis in my time here, Joe Kelly.
Speaker 15: I mean he does not want to see Joe Kelly
Speaker 15: because Joe is crazy, right, You know what, being a
Speaker 15: little crazy sometimes, I think you got to be a
Speaker 15: little crazy sometimes and make him feel uncomfortable. I'm not
Speaker 15: calling for him to get hit, but if it hits him,
Speaker 15: it hits him. That's just the way you play the game, right.
Speaker 15: But you cannot allow him to be diving and covering
Speaker 15: so much from the middle outside, lay enough of pitches
Speaker 15: and hurting you with some good pits that you make
Speaker 15: because he is just not afraid of being busted inside,
Speaker 15: so and deve. I'm telling you it could be ninety three,
Speaker 15: it could be nightey, yet it doesn't matter. Hitters do
Speaker 15: not want to see consistently anything near their bodies, near
Speaker 15: their hands. I'm not advocating going up above the shoulders,
Speaker 15: but it's part of the game. Has been around for
Speaker 15: a long time, and it's all big deeds to say,
Speaker 15: I'm going to own one part of the plate. I'll
Speaker 15: give you another one to make sure you give me one,
Speaker 15: because if not, I'm going to come after you.
Speaker 2: How did you feel about Flaherty doing what he did.
Speaker 2: It seemed like he executed everything that you described and recognized, Hey,
Speaker 2: I've got to establish some part of the plate.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 15: I feel good about it when it happened, but I
Speaker 15: think it should have happened earlier. It should have happened earlier,
Speaker 15: and you know, it goes back to Tassi's this season
Speaker 15: against the Dodgers in San Diego. And here it's a
Speaker 15: matter of just understanding that he does react to this
Speaker 15: outstanding talent, great power, but he feeds up you're not
Speaker 15: doing that. And you see the way all the teams
Speaker 15: pitch for him sometimes when he goes into these droughts
Speaker 15: and he's on his heel. So I think the lesson
Speaker 15: has been learned that you know, you got to do
Speaker 15: it early in the game, because early in the game,
Speaker 15: I guarantee you there's gonna be some hanging pitches that
Speaker 15: he's not going to get to later in again because
Speaker 15: in his head steel like they're gonna go out there
Speaker 15: and bust be inside. And then the other thing two
Speaker 15: is this, in modern day baseball, you don't pitch inside
Speaker 15: as effectively as he used to. But also you don't
Speaker 15: repeat inside. So there's a message here, and hitters will
Speaker 15: tell you this. A guy comes inside one time, and
Speaker 15: I don't expect it to be again, even in for
Speaker 15: a strike inside. In that case, it's pretty much a
Speaker 15: message you send a player that if you repeat it inside,
Speaker 15: get me have to play. Maybe you fall behind to
Speaker 15: a zero. Now you're hang something and may not be
Speaker 15: able to get a good swing at it or even
Speaker 15: get to the ball, because I'm still thinking in the
Speaker 15: back of my head, i just don't feel comfortable, and
Speaker 15: being uncomfortable in a bout hiss box is not about
Speaker 15: thing when you're trying to stop somebody who's been hurting
Speaker 15: you so much.
Speaker 2: Jose Mota is joining us after Game two of the NLD,
Speaker 2: which goes the padres Way ten to two. The final
Speaker 2: score this series is evened up at one apiece. Game
Speaker 2: three is coming up on Tuesday night. Just to get
Speaker 2: your thoughts on the two injured players that left the
Speaker 2: game tonight. Number one, Freddy Freeman. We all know what
Speaker 2: he's been dealing with with the right ankle, But how
Speaker 2: about Bogart's leaving this game after his home run. A
Speaker 2: lot of people around me and the press box we're
Speaker 2: surprised that Mike Shildt even allowed him to continue that
Speaker 2: at bat in a blowout game. So number one, let's
Speaker 2: start with Freddie Freeman. Do you believe he'll be able
Speaker 2: to make another start in this series?
Speaker 15: Well, I'm going to play this way. If Freddy gets
Speaker 15: out of the game, and it's meaningful. Freddy does not
Speaker 15: want to come out of game. Freddy did not want
Speaker 15: to come out of the game. I free hear his ankle,
Speaker 15: you know, jumping around first base and landing awkwardly. So
Speaker 15: it means a lot. Hopefully the off day and some
Speaker 15: treatment tonight and the out there tomorrow will be able
Speaker 15: to help him out. But it gets a point now
Speaker 15: where you don't want him to be limited on what
Speaker 15: he does on the field because he wants to play hurt.
Speaker 15: And then in a series like this, there's no tomorrow.
Speaker 15: He can't look back and say, you know, we're gonna
Speaker 15: use him again in a week. You have to take
Speaker 15: care of Freddy. And if it's one not bad that
Speaker 15: he can give you in a game Tuesday, then let
Speaker 15: it be that one not bad, but certainly cannot for
Speaker 15: yourself or the team or Freddy and jeopardize anything that
Speaker 15: might happen. Is you need him in the long run here,
Speaker 15: hopefully for a long run here in October, because it's
Speaker 15: impactful the way he plays a games, smart he is,
Speaker 15: and what he means to the ball club. And then
Speaker 15: profile I'm bogarts. I'm sorry, I was actually surprised in
Speaker 15: a game like that. But Mike Child, through the years
Speaker 15: of Saint Louis now with San Diego, has always trusted
Speaker 15: the player's voice. And I'm sure that Bogarts did not
Speaker 15: want to come out of the game and he pretty
Speaker 15: much said, I'll live you in there. But at some
Speaker 15: point as a manager, as I said same thing with
Speaker 15: Dave Robertson and Freddie Freemant, you have to take charge
Speaker 15: and know that what's at stake here because you don't
Speaker 15: want to lose Keith Peeples like the loves a shar
Speaker 15: Stop and Kim you cannot lose Bullguards.
Speaker 2: All right, Jose Mota, can't wait to see you on
Speaker 2: Tuesday night at Petco Park. It will be a electric
Speaker 2: down there. Padres Dodgers. The beat La chance will be
Speaker 2: off the charts, and the Dodgers need to keep their composure.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you feel the same way.
Speaker 15: Feel the same way. Also, go out there and help
Speaker 15: out the offense. It's hard to play from behind. Yeah,
Speaker 15: we looked up on the first third of the third
Speaker 15: of the game, and I feel good about Walker Bieler.
Speaker 15: If somebody can send message and guys getting on come
Speaker 15: from Batts box. I believe that he can get it done.
Speaker 15: So let's hope for a good start for him and
Speaker 15: the offensive. Go out there and get up the nice
Speaker 15: start in San Diego, no doubt, be nice to have.
Speaker 2: An Otani leadoff home run, but it can't just be Otani, Jose.
Speaker 2: They need some help from the other guys as well.
Speaker 15: It has to be more to the potters. Have shown
Speaker 15: that you're they're vulnerable in the stolen base, and you
Speaker 15: got to be able to put some guys on base.
Speaker 15: A lot of transit, a lot of distractions. Is a
Speaker 15: day yesterday, but today typical cap because your divers which
Speaker 15: is untouchable pretty much, and their defense brilliant.
Speaker 2: No doubt they made some nice plays tonight. Thanks Jose,
Speaker 2: appreciate it. But I know just there he goes Hose
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Speaker 2: are with Fernando, a speedy recovery. Whatever you're dealing with.
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Speaker 2: eighty seven two five seventy is the phone number. Let's
Speaker 2: go back out to the phones. Chris was at Dodgers
Speaker 2: Stadium tonight. Chris, were you out there in the left
Speaker 2: field field seats? Could you have knocked the ball out
Speaker 2: of profar As glove?
Speaker 9: Nah?
Speaker 8: David to be honest, bros.
Speaker 6: And Rfael throwing those beer cans if I honestly like I.
Speaker 9: Game?
Speaker 2: Hey, Chris, hold up, hold up? Were you one of
Speaker 2: the guys throwing beer cans?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 11: You know I'm not a liar around here, but you.
Speaker 15: Know, I like, you can't be doing that.
Speaker 2: You can't be doing that.
Speaker 6: I know, I know, but.
Speaker 15: Like, honestly, like I was just really upset.
Speaker 2: You know, Chris, you can't do that. We love you,
Speaker 2: we want you to come back, but you can't do that.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. Thanks for the phone call. I can't just
Speaker 2: keep giving a platform like that. I appreciate him coming clean. Chris,
Speaker 2: appreciate you coming clean, but you can't do that. Let's
Speaker 2: go out to Kyle, who was at the game as well. Kyle,
Speaker 2: you're on Dodger Talk. I think we appreciate Chris's honesty,
Speaker 2: but I can't let that continue to go right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Hey, Dave, good to hear from you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, good on Chris for keeping it real,
Speaker 7: but you know, it's definitely no place to throw trash
Speaker 7: on your own home teams field.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Just I mean, the Padres are an emotional team. You
Speaker 2: made them even more emotional, and they kind of embarrassed
Speaker 2: the Dodgers and the fans. They had the last word,
Speaker 2: scoring six runs combined in the last two innings. So
Speaker 2: what Chris and others were doing completely backfired and really
Speaker 2: made us look bad out here. And that's not the
Speaker 2: majority of Dodger fans.
Speaker 7: No, definitely not. You know, I think that that story
Speaker 7: of that seventh inning is, you know, been really well
Speaker 7: told by you and.
Speaker 8: The other callers today.
Speaker 7: But you know, Dave, I was personally calling because I
Speaker 7: think the real story for me tonight was seeing Darvash
Speaker 7: just cruised through this lineup and I really felt like
Speaker 7: the Dodgers were just not giving the bats needed to
Speaker 7: get Darvish out of the game. I mean, I was
Speaker 7: thinking about that Padres bullpen and how they used four
Speaker 7: arms last night, and my hope was Darviish would be
Speaker 7: out by the fifth inning, and you know, Ben Flaherty
Speaker 7: goes out and we have to go to our bullpen
Speaker 7: after we used what five guys last night. I felt
Speaker 7: like the Dodgers were really not Givingvish tough at bats.
Speaker 7: I felt like seeing so many balls fly out to
Speaker 7: the warning track. Obviously the ball profar got in the
Speaker 7: stands and the Ki Ki Hernandez ball out the center
Speaker 7: field were really close, But I mean, how many balls
Speaker 7: can you see flyout to the warning track or deep
Speaker 7: into the outfield before you start thinking, maybe, you know,
Speaker 7: a smaller ball approach or just trying to get that
Speaker 7: pitch count up is a better offensive strategy.
Speaker 2: I thought the first two innings against Darvish was good
Speaker 2: opportunities to do that Kyle, because even when he was
Speaker 2: with the Dodgers, to a certain extent, they condensed his repertoire.
Speaker 2: But since he's been with the Padres again, he has
Speaker 2: a lot of different pitches, and early in the game
Speaker 2: he's trying to figure out which three or four he
Speaker 2: has a good feel for, and that's the time to
Speaker 2: get him. Once he settles in and he has found
Speaker 2: those three or four, it's going to be really tough
Speaker 2: to hit him, as we saw tonight. So I'm with you,
Speaker 2: But you know, I know everybody's emotional obviously was throwing
Speaker 2: beer cans onto the field. Others think the series is over,
Speaker 2: it's tied one one. This is a real series. It
Speaker 2: wasn't going to be a sweep no matter what you thought.
Speaker 2: I feel like this is going five games. You are
Speaker 2: going to see the Dodgers back here at Dodgers Stadium
Speaker 2: to close out this series.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I agree with you, Dave. I mean, I'm really
Speaker 7: hoping that when we roll into San Diego. You know,
Speaker 7: I think that the emotions being high is a good thing.
Speaker 7: I think that it's a great thing to play at
Speaker 7: an emotional team like the Padres, because I think the
Speaker 7: Dodgers can match that. I think that the Dodgers have thea.
Speaker 2: What I want them to. I don't want them to
Speaker 2: try to be as emotional as the Padres. I want
Speaker 2: them to have the intensity and focus, but they can't
Speaker 2: try to be them. That's their thing. The Dodgers thing
Speaker 2: is to keep their their their focus and their emotions
Speaker 2: in check. That's what has made the Dodgers so good
Speaker 2: in the past. And yeah, I mean when they have
Speaker 2: big hits, you're going to see emotion. But yeah, I
Speaker 2: just don't think they can. They're not the padres. The
Speaker 2: padres thrive on that stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean if the emotion is to is to
Speaker 7: you know, trying to get in spats with fans or
Speaker 7: you know, trying to bring hay outs on of the field,
Speaker 7: that's a different thing.
Speaker 2: But I do really shot Tatiste to rattle you. I
Speaker 2: don't want to see that happen either.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I was a very cathartic, uh you know home run
Speaker 7: for show Hey last night. I felt like it was
Speaker 7: a really momentous part for him, and I felt like
Speaker 7: that emotion is really good for the Dodgers seeing players
Speaker 7: like that again in copex that emotion, yes, that we're
Speaker 7: looking for exactly.
Speaker 2: Thanks for the phone call, Kyle. We'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 2: Eight six six seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 2: Let's go back out to the phones. Matt, who is
Speaker 2: in San Diago. Matt, you're on Dodger talk.
Speaker 15: What's up, David?
Speaker 10: Thanks for taking my call. Uh, you know, I'm big
Speaker 10: town A show I called earlier this year and I
Speaker 10: had my friend who's a national fan. Remember that one, Yeah,
Speaker 10: I do. Yeah, that's good stuff.
Speaker 8: No, but I just wanted a call.
Speaker 10: I was at the game last.
Speaker 2: But that was it good?
Speaker 8: I wasn't sure it was.
Speaker 9: It was a good call.
Speaker 8: I thought that was funny.
Speaker 10: I don't know if and you want to talk to them?
Speaker 2: What do you got tonight?
Speaker 10: I was gonna I was gonna call on about a
Speaker 10: couple of things that then. Since then and a few
Speaker 10: of the callers have brought it up, but I wanted
Speaker 10: to laugh about the rivalry between San Diego and and
Speaker 10: the Dodgers because I lived in the Bay Area for
Speaker 10: a long time when the Giants were in their dynasty run,
Speaker 10: and now I'm living in San Diego as the Padres
Speaker 10: are playing pretty good. And the biggest difference between the
Speaker 10: two rivalries are most Padres fans aren't from San Diego,
Speaker 10: So I'm talking to a lot of transplants and moved
Speaker 10: here two years ago and have hopped on the bandwagon.
Speaker 10: They're the ones saying or spreading the Dodger hate, Whereas
Speaker 10: when I was in the Bay Area, it was generationally
Speaker 10: deep families from the Bay Area that have hated the
Speaker 10: Dodgers their whole live. So there's more history behind that revelry.
Speaker 10: Where it's down here, it feels fabricated. But I will
Speaker 10: say after tonight, I do have to admit that there's
Speaker 10: a rivalry between the Dogs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is for this period of time. It's like
Speaker 2: the Lakers and Sacramento Kings, Matt That's the way I feel. Hey,
Speaker 2: I'm getting some Instagram followers sending me video, firsthand video
Speaker 2: of what took place, and it adds up to what
Speaker 2: our first caller of the night, Rosa said, where Profar
Speaker 2: was trying to hand the baseball to the fan wearing
Speaker 2: the Alex Vesia jersey who could have gotten in the
Speaker 2: way of Profar making that fantastic catch on Mookie Betts
Speaker 2: in the first inning, and the fan, the Vesia fan,
Speaker 2: had the baseball after Profar taunted him and handed in
Speaker 2: the baseball and he threw it towards the infield. He
Speaker 2: did not try to throw it towards Profar. And then
Speaker 2: another fan threw a baseball at Profar, and that's what
Speaker 2: kind of set off security and Profar kind of feeling
Speaker 2: unsafe that fans were throwing stuff on the field towards him.
Speaker 2: But I'm not going to absolve the fans for going
Speaker 2: a little overboard there. But I'm certainly not going to
Speaker 2: absolve jerks and Profar from kind of crossing the line
Speaker 2: as well. If you're going to go towards the fans
Speaker 2: in a taunting way, I'm not sure what you're expecting
Speaker 2: when you're in a road ballpark in a playoff game
Speaker 2: and it's Dodgers Stadium and you just made that catch.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what you expect. You want to play
Speaker 2: that game. You're not just going to get fans that say, oh, okay,
Speaker 2: thank you, mister Profar. No, that's not going to happen.
Speaker 2: So I think Profar should just keep that curtain between
Speaker 2: him and the fans. And honestly, those fans out there
Speaker 2: in the short wall of the field section down there
Speaker 2: by the foul pole, they could have done a lot
Speaker 2: more to affect Profar's night in that first inning rather
Speaker 2: than that seven. But Profar is uh not free of
Speaker 2: any sort of guilt in all this. Let's go out
Speaker 2: to Alfredo, who is at Dodgers Stadium tonight. Hi, Alfredo,
Speaker 2: you're on Dodger Talk Alfred Radio off.
Speaker 12: Yes, sir, how you doing.
Speaker 2: Are you in the same car with our guy Chris?
Speaker 2: It sounds the same?
Speaker 10: No, no, no, no, no, that was that was another guy.
Speaker 2: I you know, I love I love our fans. I
Speaker 2: love the people that listen to the show. But man,
Speaker 2: I I couldn't let Chris continue after admitting he was
Speaker 2: one of the guys throwing beer cans onto the field.
Speaker 2: I I love that he was on. I gave him
Speaker 2: his platform for a second, but I can't just keep
Speaker 2: let it keep going.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we we love our fans, we love our team.
Speaker 10: But yeah, it's I mean, it's one thing that is
Speaker 10: getting out of line.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Profar, I mean you wanted to call in
Speaker 2: about Profar taunting? Were you sitting around there what I
Speaker 2: just described because I just saw I just saw a
Speaker 2: video of it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, we're in the left left field as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, could you could you have slapped the ball out
Speaker 2: of his glove in the first inning?
Speaker 3: I would have.
Speaker 15: I would have done it.
Speaker 9: Who I was close to the ball, Yes, I would have.
Speaker 2: Where were you?
Speaker 15: I was like, uh on the section?
Speaker 12: Gee, we're like doors the Paul.
Speaker 2: All right, make a Playoffredo next time? How about running
Speaker 2: over there trying to make a play.
Speaker 12: No, I was that was too far.
Speaker 8: I was too far.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 2: Put put the nachos down. You could put the nachos
Speaker 2: down and try to make a play.
Speaker 15: Yeah, we would have, We should have, but.
Speaker 12: No, they that's the that's that.
Speaker 10: That was another play that's just done our way.
Speaker 1: But it didn't.
Speaker 14: Nothing went on our way tonight.
Speaker 2: Nothing went our way. You're right, Alfredo, Hey, you're gonna
Speaker 2: be here for a game five.
Speaker 9: I definitely will if we go that far, which I
Speaker 9: think we are, but yeah, we will.
Speaker 10: We'll be there on Wednesday night.
Speaker 2: All right, love it, Alfredo. Thanks for the phone call.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it. Let's take one more phone call. Rick in
Speaker 2: San Pedro. I love San Pedro, so I gotta put
Speaker 2: Rick on. You're our final caller of the night. Rick,
Speaker 2: make it good.
Speaker 15: I am David.
Speaker 6: Hey, thank you for all your knowledge and you just
Speaker 6: do a tremendous job. You bring real common sense to baseball.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna leave you.
Speaker 6: Guys with this. I was at the game Padres were flawless.
Speaker 6: I happened about three weeks ago. To sit down and
Speaker 6: watch the Pete Rose HBO series. Charlie Hustle thing.
Speaker 12: That is so profound, so profound, he said, to be
Speaker 12: a great baseball player and to be a great baseball team,
Speaker 12: you gotta have a very short memory.
Speaker 6: What happened tonight, it's on the shelf.
Speaker 9: It's over.
Speaker 6: Give the ball to Walker. Set him up. He's a competitor,
Speaker 6: he's gonna go compete. You go compete and play, and
Speaker 6: that's how you win. And so don't forget the words
Speaker 6: of Charlie Hustle.
Speaker 2: He's exactly right, no doubt, Rick, You're right. I feel
Speaker 2: like everybody will forget about the disappointment of tonight if
Speaker 2: Walker Buehler can go down to San Diego and really
Speaker 2: give the Dodgers the kind of start that they haven't
Speaker 2: had in the first two games of this series. Appreciate
Speaker 2: the phone call Walker Bueller. By the way, in fifteen
Speaker 2: postseason starts for the Dodgers, he has an ERA of
Speaker 2: two ninety four with one hundred and one strikeouts. He'll
Speaker 2: be on the mound for the Dodgers Tuesday night at
Speaker 2: Petco Park, going up against Michael King Morongo Casino Dodgers
Speaker 2: on deck begins at five o'clock. First pitch from San
Speaker 2: Diego with Rick Monday and Steven Nelson at six oh five.
Speaker 2: Then I'll do it for us tonight. A very emotional
Speaker 2: night here at Dodgers Stadium, thanks to Dwayne McDonald who's
Speaker 2: gonna take home a full pizza and really eat his
Speaker 2: sorrows away tonight as he gets ready for Game three.
Speaker 2: Thanks to Colin Yee, who will eat whatever is free,
Speaker 2: so I'm sure he's going somewhere to get some free
Speaker 2: food tonight. Colin, thanks for all your help back there.
Speaker 2: In case you missed any of the show, you can
Speaker 2: find it on the iHeartRadio app. We will talk to
Speaker 2: you again on Tuesday night from San Diego once again.
Speaker 2: The final score in Game two of the NLDS, the
Speaker 2: Padres defeat the Dodgers ten to two. Have a great
Speaker 2: rest of your night see them