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Speaker 5: Hope you're enjoying your early start to your Fourth of
Speaker 5: July weekend as you're Los Angeles Dodgers, the world champs
Speaker 5: fifty five and thirty two on this season, first place
Speaker 5: and all alone, a toppy l last. After last night's
Speaker 5: milestone night for Clayton Kershaw, the Dodgers back at it
Speaker 5: again tonight as they go for the sweep of the
Speaker 5: Chicago White Sox. Dust In May on the mound, first
Speaker 5: pitch coming up at seven to ten. Coming up over
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Speaker 1: We got a lot to get.
Speaker 5: To here, including hearing from the manager, Dave Roberts. We'll
Speaker 5: dive deeper into this series finale pitching matchup. David Vasan's
Speaker 5: gonna go one on one.
Speaker 1: With Jim Wolf.
Speaker 5: He was behind the plate last night, the umpire behind
Speaker 5: the plate for Clayton Kershaw's three thousands strikeouts. We'll hear
Speaker 5: from the pride of the eight one eight Jim Wolf
Speaker 5: coming up in forty five minutes. We got your Dodgers
Speaker 5: magical moments. Shortly Kirsten Watson from Sports and at LA.
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Speaker 5: head on out to the Galpin Motors broadcast booth with
Speaker 5: Tim Nevertt and Rick Monday.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: Last night was all about number twenty two.
Speaker 5: Clayton Kershaw is twenty two, went for three thousand. He
Speaker 5: was three bike out shy of three thousand in his
Speaker 5: Hall of Fame career. Only nineteen other pitchers have done
Speaker 5: it in the history of this fine game that we
Speaker 5: call baseball. Clayton Kershaw last night got a strikeout unto
Speaker 5: the third. He got a strikeout in the fifth, but
Speaker 5: the pitch count was starting to mount. As the Dodgers
Speaker 5: left hander went back out.
Speaker 1: To the mound.
Speaker 5: In the sixth inning two outs, Max Munty would get
Speaker 5: taken out of third base had to come out of
Speaker 5: the game with a knee injury. More on that coming up.
Speaker 5: So the Clayton Kershaw pared down throwing strikes and he
Speaker 5: got it.
Speaker 7: One ball, two strikes, two capra betherre than fifty thousand
Speaker 7: on their feet at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 3: One two pitch, strike.
Speaker 6: Three cold there it is Pete cut them with a slider,
Speaker 6: strike out number three thousand for Clayton Kershaw history at
Speaker 6: Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 3: They will stop the game.
Speaker 7: Hershaw toughing his cap to the crowd, this adoring crowd
Speaker 7: here at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 3: As Clayton Kershaw.
Speaker 7: Enters the three thousand club, just the twentieth member and
Speaker 7: only the fourth left hander in the history of the
Speaker 7: game with three thousand strikeouts, every one of them coming
Speaker 7: in a Dodger uniform.
Speaker 5: What a moment for Clayton Kershaw, What a moment for
Speaker 5: his family and friends and Dodger Nation. Last night to
Speaker 5: see and here at strikeout number three thousand of his
Speaker 5: Hall of Fame career. That is the top tier play
Speaker 5: of the game, brought to by Arco quality, top tier
Speaker 5: gas for less. Clayton Kershaw six innings, gave a four runs,
Speaker 5: nine hits. He'd admit wasn't his finest outing, Bud. He
Speaker 5: needed three strikeouts and he got to it in the
Speaker 5: sixth inning as he gets the three thousand, becoming the
Speaker 5: twentieth pitcher in baseball history to reach that feet Meanwhile,
Speaker 5: back on the field, Max Months he left the game
Speaker 5: with the knee injury. Dodgers were down four to two
Speaker 5: going to the bottom half of the ninth and he
Speaker 5: win again. The Dodgers a little late inning magic show.
Speaker 5: Hey Otani grounded in to a fielder's choice that scored
Speaker 5: Michael Kindifford.
Speaker 1: It it was a four to three game.
Speaker 5: Then Mookie Betts as sack fly scoring Tommy Edmund that
Speaker 5: tied the game at four. So runners on for Freddie
Speaker 5: Freeman in the bottom of the ninth.
Speaker 7: Stretch by Wilson. On the first pitch coming to Freddie Freeman,
Speaker 7: he swings and it's a base hit to.
Speaker 8: Right oh Tudy around third he comes to the plate,
Speaker 8: Dodgers win. Dodgers win, the fifteenth career walk off hit
Speaker 8: for Freddie Freeman of the Dodgers come all.
Speaker 3: The way back to win at five to four on.
Speaker 7: A special night at Dodgers Stadium where a selloff crown
Speaker 7: witnessed Clayton Kershaw's three thousandth strikeout and Freddie Freeman with
Speaker 7: a walk off hit gives the Dodgers their fifty fifth
Speaker 7: win out of the season.
Speaker 3: Oh how do you like that?
Speaker 7: Freddy Freeman with a walk off hit and the Dodgers
Speaker 7: win it tonight file five to four score.
Speaker 5: Dodgers win it five to four with three runs in
Speaker 5: the bottom half of the ninth inning to beat the
Speaker 5: White Sox. We'll Klein gets the winning relief of Clayton Kershaw,
Speaker 5: who gets to three thousand strikeouts in his career, just
Speaker 5: the fourth left hander to reach that milestones. The Dodgers
Speaker 5: is the team now fifty five and thirty two overall
Speaker 5: in the season, and tonight they look to keep on
Speaker 5: winning and make it a sweep over the Chicago White Sox.
Speaker 5: Dustin May on the mound first pitch of seven ten
Speaker 5: with more we head out to the Gallpin Motors Broadcast
Speaker 5: booth as we welcome in Tim Nevert and Rick Monday.
Speaker 7: Guys, Tam, It's just another gorgeous night here at Todgers Stadium.
Speaker 7: It seems like we say that every night only because
Speaker 7: it's true. But the Dodgers are getting set to wrap
Speaker 7: up this series with the Chicago White Sox and a
Speaker 7: chance to sweep them for the second time in a row.
Speaker 7: They swept them in Chicago last year. Ain't trying to
Speaker 7: get it done this year. They've won seven straight series
Speaker 7: now and as far as their overall wins and losses,
Speaker 7: they've won nine of their last eleven and nine of
Speaker 7: their last ten against Chicago. Aaron Savali at one in four,
Speaker 7: the former Milwaukee Brewer, will start for the White Sox.
Speaker 7: He's one in four in a four to seven four era.
Speaker 7: Dustin May will appear for his sixteenth start tonight, four
Speaker 7: and five and a four to six eight earn run average.
Speaker 7: But when you talk about the story of the day,
Speaker 7: it's got to be Max Munsey. Once he placed on
Speaker 7: the injured list with a bone bruise and his left knee.
Speaker 7: As story Ruiz, the former Oakland Athletic Kansas City Royal
Speaker 7: has been recalled from TRIPAA Oklahoma City. So the Dodgers
Speaker 7: for a short period of time at least, will be
Speaker 7: without the bat of Maxim.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we had no idea really what was going
Speaker 2: to happen. Underwent an MRI. So it's not good news,
Speaker 2: but it could be even worse. So the bone Bruce,
Speaker 2: don't know how long he's going to be out there.
Speaker 2: It's going to be day to day. Other than that,
Speaker 2: anything happened last night, they was out of the ordinary.
Speaker 2: There was a You and I were talking as a
Speaker 2: matter of fact. You know, we're at the ballpark every day.
Speaker 2: We see a lot of ball games, but neither one
Speaker 2: of us were able to go to sleep last night
Speaker 2: because of the emotion of what happens. We got caught
Speaker 2: up in the emotions of it. With Clayton Kershaw becoming,
Speaker 2: you know, just the twentieth member with three thousand strikeouts
Speaker 2: in his illustrious career, it was one of those nights.
Speaker 2: This ballpark was very adrenaline labeled last night.
Speaker 7: No question about it. The thing about Kershaw is that
Speaker 7: he means so much to the fans in this area.
Speaker 7: He's been here literally half his life. For eighteen years
Speaker 7: and it's been blood, sweat and tears on the field
Speaker 7: for the Dodgers. And he's just the third player ever
Speaker 7: to strike out three thousand in the same uniform. Bob
Speaker 7: Gibson and Walter Johnson were the other two. But he
Speaker 7: does hold the distinction of being the only pitcher to
Speaker 7: do something and that is to record his three thousand
Speaker 7: strikeout on the final pitch he threw in the game,
Speaker 7: which he did last night.
Speaker 2: And it was a pitch number one hundred. It happened
Speaker 2: to be on the slider. We talked about the slider
Speaker 2: during the ballgame last night, and while Clayton said after
Speaker 2: the game he did not have his best stuff, that's
Speaker 2: kind of our analysis also, but he came on a slider,
Speaker 2: that pitch that he took two years to really perfect
Speaker 2: until he used it in a ballgame. I thought his
Speaker 2: comments last night were really kind of pointed to tell
Speaker 2: you the type of a person. Clayton Kershaw is celebrating
Speaker 2: a monumental moment, but he said to his teammates, individual
Speaker 2: awards are great, but in that you don't have anybody
Speaker 2: to celebrate with, it just doesn't matter. This is more
Speaker 2: about team that it is individual and he likes to
Speaker 2: celebrate with the guys he has surrounded himself very well
Speaker 2: with over the years.
Speaker 7: Much celebration as there was with his teammates last night,
Speaker 7: and of course with his family. He was right out
Speaker 7: here early this afternoon, right back to work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just the mo with Clayton Kershaw and one
Speaker 2: of the many reasons he is standing out as one
Speaker 2: of the top pitchers in baseball history. And congratulations to
Speaker 2: Clayton Kershaw. Congratulations the Dodgers. Also, you know they've won
Speaker 2: seventeen to the last twenty two. They have another issue
Speaker 2: here tonight, that's the win another ball game against the
Speaker 2: ball club is trying to scratch and claw for just
Speaker 2: their tenth win of the season on the road.
Speaker 7: And just a couple of changes in the lineup. This
Speaker 7: is one of the nights where Dalton Rushing is going
Speaker 7: to catch. He will bat eighth, and Miguel Rojas fills
Speaker 7: for Max Mounsey at third and he will bat ninth.
Speaker 7: So the Dodgers at fifty five and thirty two, eight
Speaker 7: and a half up on the padres to start action tonight,
Speaker 7: we'll send Dustin May to the Hill against the White Sox,
Speaker 7: who are twenty eight and fifty eight. Aaron Savali pitching
Speaker 7: for them.
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Speaker 1: First pitch coming up at seven ten.
Speaker 4: This is the Otani.
Speaker 7: Rewinde Otani looking out, big left handed hitter looking for
Speaker 7: one to drive. Here two one swung on. That one
Speaker 7: has loop to the shallow right center. That's gonna get
Speaker 7: down for a hit. Tommy Emman will stop at second base.
Speaker 7: Wasn't very deep and Mike Takman, who was charging it,
Speaker 7: played it on a couple of hops. So Tani has
Speaker 7: a hit. Oh two, There goes Otani. Pitch low and away,
Speaker 7: throw it down a second. Show Hey safe, He's wipe
Speaker 7: second and O'tani with his twelfth stolen base of the season.
Speaker 5: Show Hey Otani won for five stolen base. He would
Speaker 5: score the game winning run in the bottom half of
Speaker 5: the ninth inning, part of a five four Dodgers win
Speaker 5: over the White Sox last night.
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Speaker 1: Gets to three thousand.
Speaker 5: What a night it was for Clayton Kershaw family friends,
Speaker 5: sold out Dodger Stadium and all the accolades and flowers
Speaker 5: given to Clayton and Rifley.
Speaker 9: So tim was it was incredible. And you have to
Speaker 9: think about just obviously, for an achievement of three thousand strikeouts,
Speaker 9: that's eighteen years playing for Clayton Kershaw like that takes
Speaker 9: so much time if you just look at the grand
Speaker 9: scheme of things, and so for him to be able
Speaker 9: to do that, for him to do it here at
Speaker 9: Dodger Stadium, Yes, it was the emotions, the highs and lows,
Speaker 9: but I will say the fans from first pitch and
Speaker 9: honestly before first pitch, they were so locked in and
Speaker 9: in tune. It kind of felt like a playoff atmosphere
Speaker 9: in here and every single high anytime there was a
Speaker 9: strike out, any time there was a two count situation,
Speaker 9: two outs are two strike counts, you just felt everyone
Speaker 9: on the edge of their seats waiting for that strikeout
Speaker 9: and for it to happen literally against his final batter
Speaker 9: there in that sixth inning, just considering the pitch count
Speaker 9: was getting up, but for Dave Roberts to let him go,
Speaker 9: to push him, it was it all worked out the
Speaker 9: way that it was supposed to be. Obviously, there was
Speaker 9: a scare with Max Menzi that we'll talk about in
Speaker 9: a second, but for Clayton Kershaw and for his family,
Speaker 9: it was an incredible night and then for them to
Speaker 9: get the walk off win because ultimately, like even Clayton
Speaker 9: was saying it last night, it's one thing to have
Speaker 9: that achievement and how special that is, but when you
Speaker 9: pair it with a win, it just adds to the
Speaker 9: whole experience and to the whole story.
Speaker 5: It was so good to see Clayton get the accolades.
Speaker 5: It was great that the Dodger's got the win. But
Speaker 5: certainly the downside of the last night is you allude
Speaker 5: to Max Muntzi the left knee injury, but I guess
Speaker 5: things being where they are and what they could have been,
Speaker 5: this is the best case scenario for Max, just a
Speaker 5: bone bruise on that left knee.
Speaker 9: Yeah, thousand percent, And he even said that last night
Speaker 9: after contact the immediate reaction goes back to the end
Speaker 9: of twenty twenty one in which we saw what happened
Speaker 9: to his elbow, and so that was the immediate reaction.
Speaker 9: And then it's he's in his head thinking, okay, well,
Speaker 9: I was there a pop. I don't know what did
Speaker 9: I feel. But also Clayton Kershaw is on the mound.
Speaker 9: He's trying to get to three thousand strikeouts, and I'm
Speaker 9: not trying to kind of mess up his rhythm. So
Speaker 9: even Max said today that he was kind of in
Speaker 9: that weird situation where he's like, get me off the
Speaker 9: field so that Kershaw can continue and we'll figure it
Speaker 9: out what it is down there. But then of course
Speaker 9: he heard the eruption of Dodger Stadium when Kershaw does
Speaker 9: get the strikeout, and he was like, wow, I would
Speaker 9: have given anything to be out there on the field
Speaker 9: playing behind him. So it is that kind of weird feeling.
Speaker 9: And even with understanding yes, it's a bone bruise, the timeline,
Speaker 9: there's still kind of a question mark with that. Right now,
Speaker 9: it seems like it's going to be about six weeks,
Speaker 9: but could it be earlier, could it take longer? We
Speaker 9: have seen with other players on this team. Bone bruises
Speaker 9: can take a lot of time and it might just
Speaker 9: be pain tolerance of playing through it. But the fact
Speaker 9: that there is no structural damage. He had the MRI
Speaker 9: this morning. All the scans have come back clear. The
Speaker 9: fact that that is the case, it's one thousand percent
Speaker 9: of positive because it does mean that we should be
Speaker 9: seeing him returning to play this year. So it just
Speaker 9: might take some more time and it just comes that
Speaker 9: an unfortunate time because for him, he was getting back
Speaker 9: on track. Defensively, he was doing really well. Of course
Speaker 9: he was in the All Star conversation and then you
Speaker 9: had we've been seeing the power as of late, his
Speaker 9: swing has been intact. So that part is a bit
Speaker 9: challenging for Max, just because everything was going right when
Speaker 9: it happened. But hopefully once he's able to return from
Speaker 9: this injury, he'll be able to pick up where he
Speaker 9: left at and that's the most important thing that he
Speaker 9: will be returning this year.
Speaker 5: Well, growing up they always said drake milk, Tim, drink
Speaker 5: milk so your bones are nice and strong. Hopefully Max
Speaker 5: is drinking milk the next six weeks to get those
Speaker 5: bones strong.
Speaker 9: Here's the I think so maybe give him a milk deal.
Speaker 9: We'll figure out wet's see what we can do it.
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Speaker 5: Cursaw's three thousand strikeout. On next Z, we get you
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Speaker 5: Dave Roberts. It's the Dodgers in White Sox on this
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Speaker 5: Michael Kopek on the ill with the right knee inflammation,
Speaker 5: Tony Gonsol on the iel with the right elbows soreness,
Speaker 5: Maximunts he joins them all on the il with the
Speaker 5: bone bruce to his left knee that he suffered last night.
Speaker 5: They're expecting six to eight weeks for that bone bruce.
Speaker 5: No structural damage in that left knee, so that is
Speaker 5: certainly a blessing and a great news to you here,
Speaker 5: But a bone bruce still gonna be painful, and looking at.
Speaker 1: Six to eight weeks for the Dodger third basement.
Speaker 5: All right, let's find out more as we head back
Speaker 5: out to Dodger Stadium and checking with the Dodger skipper.
Speaker 1: Any questions for.
Speaker 10: Dave, Dave?
Speaker 3: Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 2: Can you talk about the pressure.
Speaker 3: In the dugouts with Dave.
Speaker 11: Roberts After taking all the information, very relieved. I think
Speaker 11: that I I I spared myself and didn't watch the replay,
Speaker 11: and so I think that, yeah, we're optimistic. It's uh,
Speaker 11: it's I think Max said, it's probably gonna be six
Speaker 11: weeks something like that.
Speaker 2: We don't know.
Speaker 11: I mean, I think it's all kind of contingent on
Speaker 11: how he recovers, speed of recovery, structural no structural damage
Speaker 11: which was huge, and so you got to sort of obviously, uh,
Speaker 11: you know, an impact like that, there's some moving of
Speaker 11: the of the of the the knee and things around
Speaker 11: the knee. So that's kind of the bone brus and
Speaker 11: all that stuff. That kind of the healing part of
Speaker 11: it is going to take time. But just to know
Speaker 11: that he's going to be back for a good part
Speaker 11: of the back end of the season and beyond is
Speaker 11: very We're very relieved.
Speaker 6: Do your team as a game or two better, you know,
Speaker 6: the one and last percentage bigger lead in the standings
Speaker 6: than you were.
Speaker 12: At this time last year and Youmber last year worked
Speaker 12: up pretty well.
Speaker 1: Does that mean anything?
Speaker 6: And do you want to have milestones if you want
Speaker 6: to hit look like July first, want to be here,
Speaker 6: August first?
Speaker 10: Want to be here?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 11: No, I think that that's hard to chase. As far
Speaker 11: as kind of the win loss, I think for me
Speaker 11: it's you just sort of just kind of look at
Speaker 11: each day separately and just try to win as many
Speaker 11: games as possible.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Dodgers trying to go out there but win, have
Speaker 5: to win together and see where they fall at the
Speaker 5: end of the season. And so far the Dodgers' best
Speaker 5: record in the National League get fifty five and thirty two,
Speaker 5: thirty two and fourteen at home at Dodgers Stadium, not
Speaker 5: too shabby. When we continue here on Dodgers on Deck,
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Speaker 5: Last night certainly a milestone night for Clayton Kershaw A
Speaker 5: lot of celebration. Dodger's back at it today with a
Speaker 5: chance for the suite. But wow, what of twenty four
Speaker 5: hours has been.
Speaker 3: It really has been in Kershaw style, just getting on
Speaker 3: with his five day routine today. Day one is a
Speaker 3: lot of weight room. And then the pitchers were out
Speaker 3: here taking infield practice and he was out there doing
Speaker 3: it as well. But part of the inside to last
Speaker 3: night's ceremonies after he was able to get that three
Speaker 3: thousand strikeout was the toast in the clubhouse after the game,
Speaker 3: where his teammates gathered around him, teammates and staff. And
Speaker 3: here's what Kershaw had to say in the clubhouse after
Speaker 3: last night's win.
Speaker 10: You know, individual accomplishments are only that. If you're by yourself,
Speaker 10: it doesn't mean anything, right, you don't have anybody to
Speaker 10: celebrate with. So to have this group around me to
Speaker 10: care as much as you did for Freddy, to remind
Speaker 10: me every day how many strikeouts I have left it
Speaker 10: for everybody just to be so excited for me to
Speaker 10: get to do this is that's the biggest thing for me.
Speaker 10: Because everybody in this room understands baseball is a hard game,
Speaker 10: and nobody understands that better than this room. So I
Speaker 10: just want to say thank you guys so much. Everybody,
Speaker 10: everybody in here, thank you. It's been a fun ride
Speaker 10: and let's keep it going. Cheers here, Cheers Kurt.
Speaker 3: That's pretty special. And that was a great job by
Speaker 3: the Dodgers social media team being there in the clubhouse
Speaker 3: that nobody else saw or recorded Kershaw toasting his teammates.
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Speaker 5: news is not as severe as he thought, and ma's
Speaker 5: not gonna be out too long.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's gonna be longer than what he would like.
Speaker 3: Six weeks is what he told us, and he certainly
Speaker 3: was disappointed. He walked into the clubhouse at his locker
Speaker 3: Tim with a sleeve going up and down his leg.
Speaker 3: He couldn't really move his left leg and they're calling
Speaker 3: it a left knee bone bruise. And earlier today I
Speaker 3: had a chance to catch joben Max about the disappointment
Speaker 3: considering how well he was playing. I mean he was
Speaker 3: a runner up to be the starting third baseman for
Speaker 3: the National League and the All Star team.
Speaker 13: Yes, I mean it just I don't get to be
Speaker 13: out there on the field for a little bit. You
Speaker 13: know that really sucks. I had to go through it
Speaker 13: last year, and you know, it's it's never fun when
Speaker 13: you don't get a when you don't get to be
Speaker 13: out there.
Speaker 3: Max, when you were being helped off the field last night,
Speaker 3: what was going through your head? Did you fear the
Speaker 3: worst at that point?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, yeah, definitely, you know it, to be honest,
Speaker 13: the first thing that popped into my head was the
Speaker 13: end of the season in twenty twenty one. You know,
Speaker 13: I just wasn't wasn't a pleasant feeling. You immediately start
Speaker 13: replaying everything in your head trying to say, you know,
Speaker 13: what do I feel? Did I feel a pop? Did
Speaker 13: I hear pop? And you know any of all that
Speaker 13: kind of stuff. That way, you can give the medical stuff,
Speaker 13: you know, the best best chance of the evaluation. And uh,
Speaker 13: you know, anytime you're replaying an injury in your head,
Speaker 13: it's it's not it's not good.
Speaker 3: So you may be asking what do the Dodgers do
Speaker 3: now for the next six weeks at third base. Dave
Speaker 3: Roberts said, they're going to go with a combination of
Speaker 3: Key k Hernandez, Miguel Rojas, and Tommy Edmond is going
Speaker 3: to start taking ground balls at third base. The last
Speaker 3: time he played third base was twenty twenty one, so
Speaker 3: he's gonna get reacclimated to that position and take some
Speaker 3: ground balls starting tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Their base by can all right, DV appreciate it. We'll
Speaker 1: check back you with you in just a little bit.
Speaker 5: Coming up, we'll hear for the home plate umpire last
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Speaker 3: All Right, Rick, I don't like to use this word
Speaker 3: too often, but it feels like a little bit of
Speaker 3: a hangover after last night's playoff, like atmosphere.
Speaker 2: I have to ask you a question because Tim Neverett
Speaker 2: and I were talking earlier this afternoon about the fact,
Speaker 2: I said, okay, with all the excitement, the adrenaline was
Speaker 2: going not only on the field but in the stands
Speaker 2: from the moment that Clayton Kershaw came out of the
Speaker 2: dugout to walk to the bullpen. He received the standing ovation,
Speaker 2: And I know that Clayton commented after the gaming that
Speaker 2: he got well, really caught up in the moment because
Speaker 2: you and I were both watching him as he walked down.
Speaker 2: The only time I remember where he actually acknowledged the
Speaker 2: crowd because he is so focused all the time, but
Speaker 2: he did raise his hand up, and I think everybody
Speaker 2: got caught in the moment. My point is is that
Speaker 2: last night, you know, Tim and I were sharing we
Speaker 2: had to wait a long time before we actually fell
Speaker 2: asleep because we kept going over the game and over
Speaker 2: the game and over the game. How appropriate that Kershaw
Speaker 2: gets numbered three thousand on exactly his one hundredth and
Speaker 2: final pitch, and it was on the pitch that he
Speaker 2: worked on for two years before he perfected it enough
Speaker 2: to use in a major league game, And that was
Speaker 2: the pitch, the slider that he used to get strike
Speaker 2: out number three thousand.
Speaker 3: You were here covering the team broadcasting games and Joe
Speaker 3: Torrey called him and a guy by the name of
Speaker 3: James McDonald into his office and said, hey, you guys
Speaker 3: both need a third pitch.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, And the fact that that Kershaw works on it,
Speaker 2: I did not think. However, we're looking at it for
Speaker 2: Kershaw last night. He did not have anywhere close to
Speaker 2: his best stuff that we have seen, but he found
Speaker 2: a way to get it done. We've been talking about
Speaker 2: Kershaw for years, obviously for good reason too. I mean,
Speaker 2: his his career has been fabulous, but there are times
Speaker 2: that we comment is that maybe early in the stages
Speaker 2: doesn't have the curve. Books, Well, he'll mix it in
Speaker 2: here and there until he finally dials it back in. Well,
Speaker 2: he finally found a few pitches here and there. There
Speaker 2: were not a whole lot of swings and misses, but
Speaker 2: just enough to get free. That's all they needed to
Speaker 2: get three thousands. So congratulations to Clayton Kershaw.
Speaker 12: Rick.
Speaker 3: What I've thought about as far as the game last night,
Speaker 3: how different the complexion of last night would have been
Speaker 3: if Michael Confordo doesn't make that catch in.
Speaker 2: The first Absolutely, and I'm glad you brought that up.
Speaker 2: That was a heck of a catch. Degree of difficulty
Speaker 2: was he was not low at all. I mean it was.
Speaker 2: It was very high degree of difficulty because you're going back.
Speaker 2: First of all, you've got the low fence to the
Speaker 2: left of the bullpen down the left field line, and
Speaker 2: then you've got that fence that goes up high and
Speaker 2: it's padded, so you've had to time it perfectly, not
Speaker 2: really knowing exactly where you are. But Conforto a big,
Speaker 2: big play at the time. Speaking of Kershaw coming up
Speaker 2: in just a few minutes, and I know he got
Speaker 2: some looks and I know he had a few things
Speaker 2: maybe said to him from different dugouts. You're going to
Speaker 2: be talking to last night's homeplate umpire Jim Wolf, a
Speaker 2: local product and a good umpire and a good guy.
Speaker 2: And I say that not even knowing what the interview
Speaker 2: is going to be when you talk to him a
Speaker 2: few minutes, but you're actually going to be doing it
Speaker 2: inside the umpire's room with Jim Wolf.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's a little intimidating, Rick, to be in the room
Speaker 3: and with the rest of his umpiring crew listening to
Speaker 3: every question and every answer.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know when you were it's like it's like
Speaker 2: reciting maybe a lesson while you're in the principal's office.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I felt that way. I was as nervous as
Speaker 3: back when I used to be called into the principal's office.
Speaker 2: So did you leave voluntarily or did they finally tell
Speaker 2: you to get out?
Speaker 3: I have a I have a good feel for the room. Ray.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Okay, Well we'll be the judges of that when
Speaker 2: we hear it.
Speaker 3: All right, he'll be at third base today. Jim Wolf
Speaker 3: a good umpire.
Speaker 2: Life and a good guy. Yeah, a good guy, no doubt,
Speaker 2: out of.
Speaker 3: El Camino High School in the valley.
Speaker 2: Rick, Well, you're responsible for his bio. What are you
Speaker 2: the agent?
Speaker 3: Close? He played litle league, got West Hills.
Speaker 2: Stay here we go?
Speaker 3: Well, send it back to this studio.
Speaker 1: Tip all right, thanks a lot, DV, A lot of
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Speaker 3: We are at Dodger Stadium the day after Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 3: reaches the milestone at three thousand strikeouts, and we're here
Speaker 3: in the umpire's room with a man that I personally
Speaker 3: love because he's from my hometown, the Great West Valley
Speaker 3: West Hills, the Grete one eight, a man that stops
Speaker 3: at Dan Super Subs every chance he gets on Ventura Boulevard.
Speaker 3: That's the one and only Jim Wolf who was behind
Speaker 3: the plate last night for Kershaw's milestone. Jim, thanks a
Speaker 3: lot for the time, and the hair is looking outstanding.
Speaker 14: God, I appreciate you noticing. Thanks for having me man.
Speaker 3: Now, my first question is I mean, I have respect
Speaker 3: for the umpires, but I think your crew right here
Speaker 3: wants to know if you put your shirt in the
Speaker 3: dryer before you go out there and call games.
Speaker 14: Well, my wife is pissed because I shirt.
Speaker 3: You know, the word on the street now is there
Speaker 3: was an NFL referee named Ed Hockey Lee. He really
Speaker 3: had the zebras on really tight. Jim Wolf may be
Speaker 3: the swoleest umpire in Major League Baseball. Well, you know
Speaker 3: my favorite color is what's that tight? I love it? Hey,
Speaker 3: do you want to give us a roll call of
Speaker 3: your umpiring crew before we go any further.
Speaker 14: Yeah, we got crew chief, Alan Porter, Chris Single, and
Speaker 14: Alex McKay.
Speaker 3: Is it an NFL travel attire like a baseball team
Speaker 3: wears because everybody's got their football jerseys on.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 14: So the first half of the season we got hockey
Speaker 14: sweater sweaters, and then the second half of the season
Speaker 14: we have NFL jerseys.
Speaker 3: Alan's sport in.
Speaker 14: The Eagles, so is Chris Siegel, Alex is sporting the
Speaker 14: Orange Broncos and I got the Steelers.
Speaker 3: Nice okay, Jim Wolf Yankee Doodles, a lot of Steeler
Speaker 3: fans out there, ky Doodles. Is that still there? No,
Speaker 3: it's no longer there. I used to go there.
Speaker 14: I used to frequent that place.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that was a great place.
Speaker 2: Oh my, yeah it was.
Speaker 3: We'll leave it right there. Let's talk about last night.
Speaker 3: What was it like from an umpire's standpoint, be aware
Speaker 3: of the fact that a future Hall of Famer was
Speaker 3: on the cusp of such a big time milestone. It
Speaker 3: was cool.
Speaker 14: We got a heads up a couple of days prior,
Speaker 14: and it had a playoff atmosphere to it. The intensity.
Speaker 14: You could feel it in the air, and it was
Speaker 14: just a matter of not if, but when he was
Speaker 14: going to get his third strike, and he only got
Speaker 14: three last night, so it was perfect.
Speaker 3: What did you think about the reaction of the crowd
Speaker 3: where he would get it out but it wouldn't be
Speaker 3: a strike out.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it was like, oh, such like disappointment. It's like
Speaker 14: they had two strikes and they get it or a
Speaker 14: or like like a little punch and Judy base hit,
Speaker 14: you know, And it was just you could feel the
Speaker 14: disappointment in the crowd, and every time.
Speaker 3: I balled a pitch obvious ball boo.
Speaker 14: You know, it's like it's like, come on, guys.
Speaker 3: Exactly, It's like they're like, come on, just give him
Speaker 3: that strike.
Speaker 13: Totally pegging.
Speaker 3: Hey, Jim, the one thing that you and the crew
Speaker 3: got a lot of credit for last night was the
Speaker 3: fact that you allowed the moment to happen after he
Speaker 3: was able to get that final strike out with the
Speaker 3: pitch clock and all that. Now, did you guys have
Speaker 3: a plan going into the game that you would allow
Speaker 3: the moment and the crowd to be able to celebrate him.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 14: We had multiple people come in just give his heads up,
Speaker 14: like if this happens, he's gonna take a time, they're
Speaker 14: gonna have they're gonna have a video presentation and stuff
Speaker 14: like that. So we said, when, do what you gotta do,
Speaker 14: and we'll start when when it's done.
Speaker 3: Being a guy that's from here, and obviously your brother
Speaker 3: Randy was teammates when year with Kurz Show, When the
Speaker 3: time is called, are you able as a baseball fan
Speaker 3: to enjoy the moment?
Speaker 14: I wouldn't say. I wouldn't go that far it was.
Speaker 10: It was.
Speaker 14: It's cool to be a part of some kind of
Speaker 14: milestone like that, you know, it's just to be on
Speaker 14: the field and witnessing it.
Speaker 3: It's pretty cool.
Speaker 14: It's uh, I'm really not a fan, but just to
Speaker 14: I appreciate great things in baseball.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my bad. I'm totally out of bounds inside the
Speaker 3: Empire's room right now saying fan. But I think we
Speaker 3: all to a certain extent love the game.
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's why we do the job.
Speaker 3: Did your brother Randy call you after the game last night, No,
Speaker 3: he didn't care.
Speaker 14: He's in Houston right now and he's he was probably
Speaker 14: asleep when it all happened.
Speaker 3: Okay, sounds good, very anti climactic when you're on the
Speaker 3: Empire's side. Well, hey, great to see you. Always love
Speaker 3: having you back in LA. And like I said, I
Speaker 3: promised the crew the next time you guys are at
Speaker 3: Dodger Stadium, Dan super Subs is coming your way.
Speaker 14: A hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm all over that.
Speaker 3: Anything else in your locker going to the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: Did Joshuawitch call you for something?
Speaker 14: Let's see, let's take a look around.
Speaker 3: No, I got nothing, Okay, thanks a lot for the
Speaker 3: time and can't wait to see you back here soon.
Speaker 14: Great.
Speaker 3: There he is the man. Jim Wolf, my favorite Wolf.
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Speaker 14: Oh yeah, my brother's in Hidden Hills.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, you know that's the high rent district right there.
Speaker 3: To make your own reservation at Boulevard Steak in Calabasas
Speaker 3: or Sherman Oaks, visit Boulevard Steak dot com. Tim, we'll
Speaker 3: send it back to you all right.
Speaker 1: Thanks a lot. DVI.
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Speaker 1: They are humans.
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Speaker 5: bounced around, came up with the Guardians White Sox to
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Speaker 1: Then he was traded to the Brewers.
Speaker 5: There was a sinker a cutter four season, four seam fastball,
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Speaker 3: Guys, Tim, thanks again.
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Speaker 7: game between the Dodgers and the White Sox. Dodgers a
Speaker 7: chance to sweep, and they'll try to do it behind
Speaker 7: the right arm of Dustin May. May making his sixteenth start.
Speaker 7: And an interesting note about Dustin May. He was only
Speaker 7: ten years old when Clayton Kershaw recorded his first major
Speaker 7: league strikeout. Now their teammates.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and now they're teammates, and for Dustin May, a
Speaker 2: couple of things going to be looking at that first inning.
Speaker 2: His ERA is almost at eight so far this season
Speaker 2: the last four starts, fifteen earned runs he's allowed in
Speaker 2: twenty one innings that he has worked. And the big
Speaker 2: key is get ahead early. And I think that point
Speaker 2: is really underlined when you look at when Dustin May
Speaker 2: has two strikes on hitters this year, he is the
Speaker 2: seventh lowest batting average against. It's below one twenty.
Speaker 7: And he's got to work on that first pitch strike percentage.
Speaker 7: It's still fifty six point five percent right now. That's
Speaker 7: at the bottom of the National League.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he is. We're not seeing as many fast bowls
Speaker 2: right now either. With Dustin May's turned in actually to
Speaker 2: a little bit more of a breaking ball pitcher. The
Speaker 2: fast bowl, the slider, and for the fastball, I think
Speaker 2: we're still seeing him gain a little extra each and
Speaker 2: every time he goes out as far as the velocity.
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