Speaker 1: One thing about this gene is the invisible and tangibles
Speaker 1: that they have.
Speaker 2: This team is really becoming a family.
Speaker 3: Let's not play one on Tom.
Speaker 4: Let's wind it.
Speaker 1: I love writing me these guys after the show. So
Speaker 1: just thank you, give me are.
Speaker 5: Your attention, your fire and not a pisson.
Speaker 6: This is world champion, Dodgers, world champion thing. It put
Speaker 6: a small soft time they get a people what they
Speaker 6: want to.
Speaker 5: Die in a row two is special. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 5: it's not a headache.
Speaker 6: One of a con.
Speaker 5: This ball's gone. You ready to go?
Speaker 7: Time go to the South, grab your phone to get
Speaker 7: in on the show called eight six six nine eighty
Speaker 7: seven two five seven.
Speaker 5: And go to the show.
Speaker 7: And now your host of Dodger Talk, David Vasse.
Speaker 6: We are live at Dodgers Stadium after the Dodgers come
Speaker 6: from behind and beat Max Freed and the Yankees tonight
Speaker 6: eight to five. The final score. Phone lines are open
Speaker 6: at eight six seven two five seventy. We will hear
Speaker 6: from Freddie Freeman, we will hear from Aaron Judge, and
Speaker 6: we will hear from you after an exciting night here
Speaker 6: at Dodgers Stadium in front of a capacity crowd of
Speaker 6: fifty three thousand, two hundred and seventy six, which saw Max.
Speaker 5: Freed lose his first game of the year.
Speaker 6: Max Freed has been right up there with Trek Skouobel
Speaker 6: as the best pitcher in baseball. He has been absolutely
Speaker 6: dominant this season, and he was dominant the first five
Speaker 6: innings of the game tonight, but the Dodgers got to
Speaker 6: him in the sixth inning. They scored four runs against
Speaker 6: Max Freed, and the Yankees bullpen the mess that he
Speaker 6: left them, they were not able to get out of it,
Speaker 6: and the Dodgers added two more in the seventh inning
Speaker 6: and beat the Yankees in game one of this three
Speaker 6: game series and the first game of this seven game
Speaker 6: homestand eight to five the final score. And man, this
Speaker 6: this game had everything. If you came to this game tonight,
Speaker 6: you got everything in more as far as your money's
Speaker 6: worth when it comes to the two best teams in baseball,
Speaker 6: a World Series rematch of two stored franchises, and having
Speaker 6: all the star power you can have in one baseball game,
Speaker 6: and like I mentioned earlier, to have Otani and Aaron Judge,
Speaker 6: the reigning American League and National League MVPs in the
Speaker 6: same game in a World Series rematch, and then Judge
Speaker 6: to hit a home run, a monster shot to the
Speaker 6: batter's eye and straightaway center field to get this crowd buzzing.
Speaker 6: And then for Otani to say, ah, you're not gonna
Speaker 6: upstage me in my home stadium.
Speaker 5: Whack.
Speaker 6: He tied the score with his own home run, his
Speaker 6: twenty first of the season, the first of two home
Speaker 6: runs tonight to spark the Dodgers. Otani now has fifteen
Speaker 6: home runs in the month of May. This is the
Speaker 6: first time in baseball history baseball history, the reigning MVPs
Speaker 6: homered in the first inning of the same game. Judge
Speaker 6: and Otani came to play tonight, and O'tani certainly is
Speaker 6: like I mentioned during the Clubhouse Show, He's one of
Speaker 6: those players the Michael Jordan's, the Magic Johnson's the Tiger
Speaker 6: Woods that when the stage and the lights are the brightest,
Speaker 6: whether it be regular season Tokyo, you know your babb
Speaker 6: allhead night. O'tani seems to rise to the occasion and
Speaker 6: understands why there is a capacity crowd. They're here for him,
Speaker 6: they're here to watch him do spectacular things, and he
Speaker 6: certainly gave them that tonight with two home runs, and
Speaker 6: he has twenty two on the season, that leads Major
Speaker 6: League Baseball. Otani last year, a fifty to fifty player,
Speaker 6: for the first time in baseball history, hit fifty four
Speaker 6: home runs. He's on pace two eclipse that by a lot.
Speaker 6: Sho Haotani is on pace to hit sixty three home
Speaker 6: runs this year and is on pace for one hundred
Speaker 6: and seventy three runs scored. He has scored sixty already,
Speaker 6: becoming the first player in modern history to score sixty
Speaker 6: runs before the month of June. This guy is from
Speaker 6: another planet. And you know, I was talking to Cody
Speaker 6: Bellinger and Taoscar Hernandez before the game, and they both
Speaker 6: said the same thing. There are good players in the game,
Speaker 6: but Aaron Judge and Sho Haotani are just on a
Speaker 6: different level. And we saw tonight Judge with the home
Speaker 6: run in the first inning, Otani with two home runs,
Speaker 6: Tonight Judge laying out to rob Taoscar Hernandez late later
Speaker 6: in the game. I mean, that's a large human being
Speaker 6: to be laying out to make a diving catch in
Speaker 6: right field. Showed you that no matter how much both
Speaker 6: sides were trying to downplay this series. Both sides wanted
Speaker 6: to win this game. Both sides want to win this series.
Speaker 6: So that's just baseball player talk. Eight six six nine
Speaker 6: eight seven two five seventy is the phone number we
Speaker 6: will hear from Aaron Judge and Freddie Freeman.
Speaker 5: Again. Freddy's just remarkable.
Speaker 6: I mean, I feel like he gets lost in the show,
Speaker 6: The Otawani Show. But Freddy Freeman is just one of
Speaker 6: the best hitters we have ever seen. In this game
Speaker 6: three for four tonight, he leads to the National League
Speaker 6: with a three sixty eight batting average at age thirty
Speaker 6: six and ops over one thousand two more doubles. Tonight,
Speaker 6: he has the forty eighth most doubles in baseball history
Speaker 6: five hundred and twenty four, tying him with Ken Griffy Junior.
Speaker 6: Two more doubles for Freddie Freeman will pass Ted Williams
Speaker 6: and Willie Mays. We're watching greatness on a nightly basis
Speaker 6: here at Dodger Stadium. Eight six six nine eighty seven
Speaker 6: two five seventy is the phone number. Dodgers come from
Speaker 6: behind and beat the Yankees eight to five. It's their
Speaker 6: nineteenth come from behind victory this year. Let's go out
Speaker 6: to Fullerton. Richard lead us off tonight live from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 8: Hi Richard, Hi Dave, how are you.
Speaker 6: I'm doing great, much better than last Wednesday or a
Speaker 6: couple of days ago.
Speaker 9: Now I hear you.
Speaker 10: Hey, I was just driving home from the game. What
Speaker 10: an electric atmosphere. I just want to make a comment
Speaker 10: regarding Tony Goslin. He showed me a lot. I mean,
Speaker 10: you know, where I was sitting up, people were yelling
Speaker 10: and screaming for Roberts to replace him.
Speaker 6: In a third we might have been in the same
Speaker 6: section because I went to go visit my wife and kids.
Speaker 5: They were in the field section.
Speaker 6: Nineteen, and I had everybody saying, get rid of this guy.
Speaker 5: Pull this guy.
Speaker 6: It's like he's hanging in there against one of the
Speaker 6: best teams in baseball.
Speaker 10: He is, And then he showed his resilience. But you know,
Speaker 10: throwing those three innings and he really extended, really died.
Speaker 10: I think give him kudos for the game because I
Speaker 10: think that was the game where he gave him the
Speaker 10: length that they needed to get to the bullpen. So
Speaker 10: it's probably a hard lesson for him, but he did
Speaker 10: settle down and so I think we should give Tony
Speaker 10: Goslin kudos for that, because let's keep for tonight's win, all.
Speaker 5: Right, Richard, thanks for the phone call.
Speaker 6: Incredibly, Tony Gonsolin gave up four home runs in the
Speaker 6: first three innings of tonight's game, the one to Judge
Speaker 6: in the first inning, and then the one to Wells
Speaker 6: and Grisham and Paul Goldschmidt. Tony Gonsolin became the first
Speaker 6: Dodger pitcher in two years to surrender four home runs in.
Speaker 5: The same game.
Speaker 6: The pitcher that did that two years ago, his name
Speaker 6: was Tony Gonsolin. Yeah, Tony Gonsolin has that distinction. But
Speaker 6: he hung in there. He put up zeros the final
Speaker 6: three innings. He was in there and went six innings
Speaker 6: and incredibly got the win tonight. He's three and one.
Speaker 6: Max Freed takes his first loss of the year. He
Speaker 6: is seven and one, and Max is a great kid,
Speaker 6: and I know he wanted to come in here and
Speaker 6: do things, and he was up until that sixth inning.
Speaker 6: Let's go out to Kenny, who is at Dodger Stadium tonight. Hi, Kenny,
Speaker 6: you're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 7: Hey, David, first time calling this year. Keep up your
Speaker 7: enthusiasm for Freddy. I think Ted Williams had about a
Speaker 7: three eighty eight average, even older than Freddy, and won
Speaker 7: the batting title in the late fifties. But Freddy is
Speaker 7: certainly underappreciated. But the primary reason why I'm calling is
Speaker 7: to talk about the sixth inning. Dace is loaded? What out?
Speaker 7: Miggy Rojas is up? Yeah, show hail Calli's on deck.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know what you're thinking.
Speaker 7: Eight side. Where was it takes time? This happened last
Speaker 7: year too, and I haven't had times they just got home.
Speaker 7: I think it was in the playoffs, a similar situation.
Speaker 7: And actually I think Bureau against the pod that's right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I know what you're You're not the only
Speaker 6: one thinking that, Kenny.
Speaker 5: You're not the only one thinking.
Speaker 6: That a take sign, uh, even a strikeout is better
Speaker 6: than a double play right there? Yeah, I would have
Speaker 6: I would have put the red light on Migey Row
Speaker 6: right there, or maybe even Dave Roberts does this was
Speaker 6: it time for a suicide squeeze, safety squeeze something? And
Speaker 6: when you got the bases, uh, when you got runners
Speaker 6: on base like that, I mean that's something to consider,
Speaker 6: but certainly at the very least.
Speaker 5: How about a take sign.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, there's been so few times this year Rachel has
Speaker 7: come up, uh, certainly with the bases loaded. I mean
Speaker 7: for him to have twenty two homans, you can correct
Speaker 7: me if I'm wrong. I think he only has thirty
Speaker 7: seven r eyes, which for that amount of home runs,
Speaker 7: it's just you'll never find a guy with twenty home
Speaker 7: runs who's had less than forty yard eyes. Now, it's right,
Speaker 7: primarily hasn't been hitting.
Speaker 6: Well, that's maybe the I mean, it's hard to say
Speaker 6: take him out of the leadoff spot because he does
Speaker 6: what he did tonight and he's getting a lot more
Speaker 6: at bats, but unlike last year, he's coming up leading
Speaker 6: off innings and a lot of times nobody on base.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I mean that's that's part of the catch
Speaker 6: twenty two right now for the Dodgers. And uh, Mookie
Speaker 6: Betts is going to be out for the rest of
Speaker 6: the series. According to Dave Roberts, he told Dylan hernandez
Speaker 6: Muki did that he did suffer a fracture on his
Speaker 6: uh left index toe, so uh, it's a pain tolerance thing.
Speaker 6: But hopefully he's back on Monday or sooner. Kenny thanks
Speaker 6: for the phone call. Eight six six nine seven two
Speaker 6: five seventies the phone number. Dodgers come from behind to
Speaker 6: beat the Yankees night eight to five in front of
Speaker 6: us sellout crowd here at Dodger Stadium. It was electric
Speaker 6: right in the first inning after Judge and O'tani hit
Speaker 6: their home runs. Fifty three thousand, two hundred and seventy six.
Speaker 6: Let's go out to Bellflower. David, You're on Dodger Talk
Speaker 6: Live from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 11: Hi, David, Hey, how's it going?
Speaker 3: David?
Speaker 11: I just want to say, although Gossling gave up five runs,
Speaker 11: the balls flying tonight, so like Jeeves and it really
Speaker 11: was it seems like we would have to go into
Speaker 11: the pen early tonight. He grinded do it pretty well
Speaker 11: and it got us to six innings, which we really needed.
Speaker 11: That's can't do all around. Even Cafordo got a hit.
Speaker 11: But really, what I want to talk about was Robert's
Speaker 11: decision to put in Tenner Scott at what seemed to
Speaker 11: be a four out, save opportunity for him just to
Speaker 11: pitch the la make.
Speaker 6: I don't believe he was ever, No, he never had
Speaker 6: intentions of a four out. Say we have a monitor
Speaker 6: here that we could see the bullpen and who's warming up.
Speaker 6: Alex Vesia was already stretching out for the ninth innings,
Speaker 6: so he never had any intentions of a four out
Speaker 6: save for Tanner Scott.
Speaker 11: Okay, But I feel like that would also go through
Speaker 11: what I was about to say right now. I feel
Speaker 11: like maybe I wouldn't necessarily say that's a statement, but
Speaker 11: not necessarily not naming him the closer anymore. But if
Speaker 11: he can't get it done in the ninth, but if
Speaker 11: he can get it in other ways to utilize the
Speaker 11: seventy four million dollar arm, maybe just to put him
Speaker 11: in the eighth inning to build his confidence back up
Speaker 11: day by day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what he was trying to do in Cleveland
Speaker 6: as well on Wednesday. But yeah, I mean, look, this
Speaker 6: happens to a lot of relief pitchers. Sometimes you can't
Speaker 6: find it for a stretch of time, and managers put
Speaker 6: you in a lower leverage situation until you do.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 6: Happened to create kimberl, it happened to Kenley Jansen. It
Speaker 6: happens to a lot of them. So that's the situation
Speaker 6: that Dave Roberts put him into tonight.
Speaker 5: We'll see where it goes from here.
Speaker 6: But one other part of that equation was I would
Speaker 6: have brought Tanner Scott in a batter earlier to face
Speaker 6: Jason Deminge, who was not very good against lefties this year.
Speaker 6: He's only hitting a buck fifty seven against lefties. So
Speaker 6: I would have brought Tanner Scott a better earlier than that.
Speaker 6: And you know, Ben Casparras has been outstanding. But if
Speaker 6: you're trying to go at the matchups, I would have
Speaker 6: brought in Tanner Scott to face Dominguez, who is not
Speaker 6: very good against lefties. And you know, speaking of Tanner Scott,
Speaker 6: obviously it was circulating around that my passion, my emotions,
Speaker 6: my care for Tanner for the Dodgers maybe went a
Speaker 6: little bit overboard, but I felt like I got my
Speaker 6: point across. I was led to believe, though, that the
Speaker 6: reporters that went into the clubhouse in Cleveland h just
Speaker 6: were ghosted by Tanner Scott.
Speaker 5: That wasn't the case.
Speaker 6: Tanner Scott was at his locker looking at his phone,
Speaker 6: and the reporters chose poorly bad judgment to go talk
Speaker 6: to Alex Vesia. The guy to talk to immediately was
Speaker 6: Tanner Scott, and I don't blame him for, you know,
Speaker 6: not waiting around, but he had no idea what was
Speaker 6: going on. And I apologized to Tanner Scott because I
Speaker 6: didn't have all the facts. And here was me and
Speaker 6: Tanner Scott before the game today, me apologizing.
Speaker 5: On the record, and I wanted to share it with you.
Speaker 6: Tanner Scott. I'm apologizing to you on the record. I'm
Speaker 6: a stand up guy.
Speaker 5: I know there's a reason.
Speaker 6: Uh, you explained to me the situation, and I want
Speaker 6: to apologize to you for saying that you weren't available
Speaker 6: to speak to the media in Cleveland.
Speaker 5: Oh, I was available. I was just waiting.
Speaker 12: I was waiting.
Speaker 5: I didn't know they talked to Vesia. Exactly.
Speaker 6: If you knew that, you would have grabbed him away
Speaker 6: from Vessia.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean I didn't know they went up to Vesia.
Speaker 13: Why would they go out to Vessia when it was
Speaker 13: my guys on base and he came in situation?
Speaker 5: I bet I just wore exactly. Are we still good?
Speaker 5: We still got love? All right?
Speaker 6: Perfect? Thanks a lot love hate relationship with Tanner Scott.
Speaker 6: Stand up guy, And after our conversation today, I am
Speaker 6: I am really rooting.
Speaker 5: For this guy.
Speaker 6: I think we all have to take into account that
Speaker 6: he's in a big market with the brightest lights of
Speaker 6: any baseball team out there, and it's new to him,
Speaker 6: and he will get it going.
Speaker 5: He will get it going.
Speaker 6: And I feel like Dodger fans after hearing that, and
Speaker 6: I apologize to him on the record for not having
Speaker 6: all the facts. Hopefully he gets things going because the
Speaker 6: Dodgers need him. They need him now with how thin
Speaker 6: their bullpen is. And also the news before the game
Speaker 6: that Evan Phillips season is over. His arm was not
Speaker 6: responding and he is going to have Tommy John surgery
Speaker 6: next week. Eight six six, nine seven, two five seventy
Speaker 6: is the phone number. Dodgers beat the Yankees tonight eight
Speaker 6: to five. Let's go out to Pasadena.
Speaker 5: Darryl. You're on Dodger Talk live from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 4: Hi, Darryl, Hey, this this has to be one of
Speaker 4: the deep This managed game got everything. Dave Roberts, leaven
Speaker 4: Tony Gotlinian how to give it a full and he
Speaker 4: he settled down. Then bringing in Tennis Scott to face
Speaker 4: one hitter, one hitter and get him out and bringing
Speaker 4: in Bessiel with a clean to a cleaning it and
Speaker 4: that was beautiful and being the one thing we don't
Speaker 4: think about was Dino emos Finn and Freddy Freeman with
Speaker 4: two out in Well.
Speaker 6: I was holding my breath on that, fred I told
Speaker 6: Freddy after the game. I was holding my breath when
Speaker 6: he was sliding feet first with that right ankle into
Speaker 6: home play. But yeah, Dino is one of the most
Speaker 6: aggressive bass coaches out there, and he has a thought
Speaker 6: before the pitch is even thrown, two pitches, two thoughts
Speaker 6: before two pitches are thrown. So yeah, uh, Dino is
Speaker 6: the best third base coach out there, and that was
Speaker 6: the right send. And look, Dino Dino is is right
Speaker 6: a lot. And Freddie Freeman coming to score with his
Speaker 6: daddy long legs getting in before the tag.
Speaker 5: That was spectacular.
Speaker 6: And once he popped up and was smiling, I exhaled,
Speaker 6: and I feel like the sellout crowd of fifty thousand
Speaker 6: plus we're exhaling as well, because look, Freddy told us
Speaker 6: two road trips ago, he told me during a pregame
Speaker 6: conversation that it takes him an hour and a half
Speaker 6: to get treatment on his ankle, on his rib to
Speaker 6: make sure everything's good for the game, and he even
Speaker 6: told us after the game that he'll have to get
Speaker 6: more treatment after tonight. Here was Freddy Freeman moments after
Speaker 6: the Dodgers got the final out of tonight's game, eight
Speaker 6: to five over the Yankees. Freddie Freeman, can you just
Speaker 6: talk about the energy in the stadium and how you
Speaker 6: guys do what you do and come back.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I mean, we obviously knew coming into this series and
Speaker 13: a lot of people we are gonna be coming this game,
Speaker 13: a lot of people talking about just like it was
Speaker 13: last October. I think I've been doing interviews about this
Speaker 13: upcoming series for a week now, so obviously if people
Speaker 13: were very interested. But you know, bitting Max Free that's
Speaker 13: extremely hard to do. It's top by pitcher in the game.
Speaker 13: But we have Shoey Tan and hitting homers and Tony
Speaker 13: giving us six innings and cutting it out. I was
Speaker 13: huge for our bull fan going into games at thirteen
Speaker 13: in a row. So there's a lot of good things
Speaker 13: that happened tonight.
Speaker 5: What changed in that sixth inning against Free?
Speaker 13: I wish I had real answers, you know, it's just
Speaker 13: you know, show I had a home run and then
Speaker 13: you know, Tayo and Will got on base with singles,
Speaker 13: and I kind of was just looking syncer in because
Speaker 13: I figured he was gonna try and get a double play,
Speaker 13: and you know, I was able to lift one there
Speaker 13: and we were able to kind of keep it rolling
Speaker 13: there and get four runs off of Max. It's really
Speaker 13: hard to do and that was huge for us, and
Speaker 13: we obviously got a couple more insurance runs the next inning.
Speaker 6: Freddy, you double to add some insurance runs in the
Speaker 6: seventh inning. But I gotta be honest with you, I
Speaker 6: think the sellout crowd was very nervous with you sliding
Speaker 6: feet first into home plate tonight.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I mean once Dino sent me, I was like, I
Speaker 13: gotta make it so but I'm doing okay. I'm gonna
Speaker 13: get some TLC in the training room after this game,
Speaker 13: but I'm just glad I was able to make it.
Speaker 6: Freddy, what a game, what a night, What a player.
Speaker 6: Freddie Freeman the man.
Speaker 5: Appreciate you, David, Thank you very much. There he is
Speaker 5: the World Series MVP.
Speaker 6: Freddie Freeman coming up big again tonight with sho Hao
Speaker 6: Tani to beat the Yankees eight to five, eight six,
Speaker 6: six nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 6: We have two lines open. Let's go back out to
Speaker 6: the phones. Armando and Norco. You're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 7: How you doing?
Speaker 5: Armando?
Speaker 1: Great?
Speaker 9: David, how you doing?
Speaker 6: Can't get better than tonight except the World Series win?
Speaker 6: Oh right, they did that last year.
Speaker 9: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 9: I'm going to echo a lot about Tony Gonsolin and
Speaker 9: sticking with him. Obviously, our bullpen is hurting, Our entire
Speaker 9: pitching staff's hurting. We can't blame management. They've done a
Speaker 9: phenomenal job going out and signing these these phenomenal pitchers,
Speaker 9: but unfortunately people are down. But one thing I want
Speaker 9: to say that I read tonight, there's nine innings in baseball,
Speaker 9: and you cannot give up on these Dodgers. These Dodgers
Speaker 9: are resilient, they can hit. We have probably four first
Speaker 9: Ballot Hall of Famers in our starting lineup, so you know,
Speaker 9: it's just awesome to see our team out there fight
Speaker 9: every inning to come back. And there's just a testament
Speaker 9: to the front office and what our management's doing. Dave
Speaker 9: did a great job managing that team tonight, and my
Speaker 9: hat's off to the Dodgers.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean to come back nineteen times this year, Armando.
Speaker 6: That says a lot about the resiliency of this team,
Speaker 6: and a lot of other teams would pack it in
Speaker 6: after those first three innings. The starting pitcher would have
Speaker 6: packed it in, the offense would have packed it in.
Speaker 6: The Dodgers did not do that tonight, and they haven't
Speaker 6: done it all season long, no matter how many runs
Speaker 6: they're down in the ninth inning. And that says a
Speaker 6: lot about a veteran group there that already won the
Speaker 6: World Series. So I'm with you one hundred percent. And
Speaker 6: the Dodgers have nineteen come from behind victories. And like
Speaker 6: I said, I know we get so focused on pitching,
Speaker 6: and yes, pitching and defense as we saw last year
Speaker 6: wins championships. But this Dodger offense is one of, if
Speaker 6: not the best offense in baseball, even without Mookie Betts
Speaker 6: in the starting lineup tonight. You have Freddie Freeman, the
Speaker 6: National League batting average leader right now, one of the
Speaker 6: best hitters of his generation, if not the best. You
Speaker 6: have a generational player in shoe Otani, not to mention
Speaker 6: complimented by guys like Taascar, Hernandez Tommy Edmund will Smith,
Speaker 6: who is so quiet that he doesn't get the recognition
Speaker 6: he deserves either. I mean will Smith two for four
Speaker 6: tonight with two runs scored. He was a big part
Speaker 6: of the four run sixth and the two run seventh.
Speaker 6: He's hitting three forty three this year. I mean the
Speaker 6: Dodgers are loaded offensively, not to mention the emergence of
Speaker 6: young Andy Paiez, so, I mean they have the guys,
Speaker 6: but they don't give up. They don't give away at bats,
Speaker 6: and that's a big part of it. And for the Dodgers,
Speaker 6: I mean, their offense is going to help them get
Speaker 6: through through this rough patch of thin bullpen. Uh maybe
Speaker 6: starting pitching that's not always going to look pretty.
Speaker 5: And the Dodger offense won this game tonight.
Speaker 6: And Tony Gonsolin deserves a lot of credit as well
Speaker 6: for hanging in there. Eight six six nine seven two
Speaker 6: five seventy is the phone number. Let's go out to Alpine.
Speaker 6: A Joy, you're on Dodger Talk. How you doing a.
Speaker 3: Joy Dale A lot better after tonight?
Speaker 1: Man a lot better?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, I'm almost wondering.
Speaker 14: Do you think that when Judge laid out you hear
Speaker 14: you heard the clank that we were listening to yesterday.
Speaker 14: I'm just wondering if what went through his head.
Speaker 5: Lad it's May.
Speaker 6: May is when Judge thrives. You know, October ain't his month.
Speaker 6: May he loves.
Speaker 3: May, of course. But you know what, David, it's been
Speaker 3: a I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I can't hate on Judge. He's a great player. I'm
Speaker 5: not gonna hate on Judge.
Speaker 3: He's a great player, not at all, not at all.
Speaker 14: But we had to get our rib shots in, right,
Speaker 14: and I appreciate it every baseball fan as well. So
Speaker 14: uh but but all that aside, been the up and
Speaker 14: down week for Dodger baseball. So many emotions as you've
Speaker 14: been involved, right, and uh, you know, I appreciate the
Speaker 14: minutia of baseball, the way it's covered by somebody like yourself,
Speaker 14: the way it's played, and it's close to the fundamentals.
Speaker 14: And we're a fundamental baseball team. Man taking a lead
Speaker 14: on a walk feels like such a Dave Roberts era Dodger.
Speaker 3: Team thing to do. And whether it's Max Fried and
Speaker 3: a lineup like ours, Michael Comforter taking the walk, whatever,
Speaker 3: you see, these people get hated on. They get all
Speaker 3: the stuff.
Speaker 14: Thrown at them by all of us, right, But on
Speaker 14: nights like tonight, they go back to the fundamentals and
Speaker 14: they get a W, a huge W on national television.
Speaker 3: And you know what it is. I didn't want to
Speaker 3: throw your boy, Don Trill. I heard you earlier on Petros.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you guys squaw.
Speaker 6: He anyway, anyway, I'm just playing a joy. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 6: with you. And it was a great night. And I
Speaker 6: love when you call, so call back any time. Gotta
Speaker 6: move on. We got a full border calls eight six, six,
Speaker 6: nine to eighty seven, two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 5: Look, that's true.
Speaker 6: In the sixth inning, the way the Dodgers took the
Speaker 6: lead was not on a base had or a double
Speaker 6: to the gap. It was Michael Conforto being patient against
Speaker 6: a new relief pitcher coming into the game and Tim Hill,
Speaker 6: who has been pretty good for the Yankees, but he
Speaker 6: got behind Conforto two to zero with the bases loaded.
Speaker 6: And if you've heard this show over the years, I've
Speaker 6: been told by some pretty good managers it's not a
Speaker 6: good idea to bring your relief picture in with no
Speaker 6: margin for air. And Aaron Boone did that. He intentionally
Speaker 6: walked Max Munsey to get to Conforto loading the bases,
Speaker 6: and there was no margin for air for a book,
Speaker 6: for a relief pitcher coming out of the bullpen, No
Speaker 6: matter how good he's been this year, there's just no.
Speaker 5: Margin for air. I'm not a fan of that. I
Speaker 5: am not a fan of that.
Speaker 6: Eight six six eight seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 6: phone number. Dodgers beat the Yankees tonight eight to five.
Speaker 6: Let's head downstairs right now to the Yankees clubhouse to
Speaker 6: hear from Aaron Judge on the Yes Network.
Speaker 15: Just what did it feel like to strike right away
Speaker 15: like that?
Speaker 8: It was good?
Speaker 12: You know, boys came out swinging. That was put atmosphere.
Speaker 12: That's what you want to play in. But anytime you
Speaker 12: got Max shot on the mountain and try to get
Speaker 12: you know, get one or two runs, kind of get
Speaker 12: an early lead and kind of let him do the
Speaker 12: rest mentioned free.
Speaker 15: This is the first time we've kind of seen seen
Speaker 15: him struggle a little bit this season. Just overall, how
Speaker 15: do you think he'll be able to bounce back? And
Speaker 15: what did you think of him tonight?
Speaker 12: Ah, He's gonna be fine. I wouldn't say that's struggling.
Speaker 12: You know, he's been the best pitcher in the game
Speaker 12: all year, and you know he's going up against a
Speaker 12: great ball club with you, I was gonna put up
Speaker 12: some great at bats against you, you know, all night long.
Speaker 12: So he went out there in battle. You know you're
Speaker 12: gonna have games like this. But you know, we got
Speaker 12: all the confidence in the world and Max and what
Speaker 12: he's able to do, and you know, looking forward to
Speaker 12: him being out there and you know another five days much.
Speaker 15: To look at the guy on the other side and
Speaker 15: show hey, O tany and try to kind of match
Speaker 15: him and what he's doing. You hit the home run,
Speaker 15: he hits the home run, you hit a double, making
Speaker 15: some plays in the outfield.
Speaker 12: I felt he was copying me and I started, no,
Speaker 12: it's just he's impressive. You know, he's one of the
Speaker 12: best players in the game for a reason. You know
Speaker 12: what he can do in the box, you know, on
Speaker 12: the base path. You know, once he gets back on
Speaker 12: the mountain, it's it's it's it's special. But it's truly
Speaker 12: just about two good ball clubs going after it. And
Speaker 12: you know we weren't able to come away with a
Speaker 12: win there. But I'll be ready to go tomorrow.
Speaker 9: Sir, extra excitement at all when it's MVP versus MVP
Speaker 9: is a kind of a sideshow to Yankees.
Speaker 12: Dodgers's trying not to think about it. You know, I
Speaker 12: got to I got a job to do on the field.
Speaker 12: You know, I got to make plays. You know, of
Speaker 12: course some runs for the team. You try not to
Speaker 12: get too too hyped into that. That's for you guys
Speaker 12: to do, and I got a job to do on
Speaker 12: the field.
Speaker 6: Aaron Judge all class, speaking to the New York media
Speaker 6: on YES Network after the Dodgers come from behind and
Speaker 6: beat the Yankees eight to five. By the way, Aaron
Speaker 6: judge is home run in the first inning, it went
Speaker 6: an estimated four hundred and forty six feet to straightaway
Speaker 6: center field. I have not seen a ball, even by Otani,
Speaker 6: go that far to straightaway center field. I feel like
Speaker 6: it actually hit the batter's eye in straightaway center field.
Speaker 6: I've never seen anybody hit that structure out there, but
Speaker 6: at the very least, it looked like it glanced off
Speaker 6: of it. Eight six six nine, eight seven two five
Speaker 6: seventy is the phone number. We have phone lines open.
Speaker 6: Now's the time to get in We're with you until
Speaker 6: midnight live from Dodgers Stadium. Jose Mota is going to
Speaker 6: join us in ten minutes. We'll also get into Evan
Speaker 6: Phillips and the trade the Dodgers made yesterday to bring
Speaker 6: in some relief reinforcements. Eric in Hollywood, you're on Dodger
Speaker 6: Talk with David vasse Hi, Eric.
Speaker 2: Dodger, Nick Shure, DV Yankee suck bro. The Dodgers own
Speaker 2: the Yankees. They live rent free in their heads. DV
Speaker 2: Seed on Tawani match judge in the first inning was
Speaker 2: assigned that the Dodgers are gonna fight. Man, We're gonna fight.
Speaker 2: Max Freed getting his first loss against US Bliss, shout
Speaker 2: out to Dave roberts Man. Dave roberts been getting a
Speaker 2: lot of flak, but championships are won in October, not May.
Speaker 2: Glad he put in Scott and Vestia into the game.
Speaker 8: Man, it was hot.
Speaker 2: It was a hot situation. They rose to the challenge. Man,
Speaker 2: I don't have Apple, I don't have Apple Plus. And
Speaker 2: I did get I did get tickets to this game.
Speaker 8: But I had a.
Speaker 2: Friend come in out of town and he's never seen
Speaker 2: the Yankees play.
Speaker 3: And I was at.
Speaker 2: Game one World Series twenty twenty four, and I've already
Speaker 2: shared that with you, and it means the world to
Speaker 2: me to have been there to that game. So this game,
Speaker 2: I was more than happy to share it with somebody else.
Speaker 2: But I mean got to give a shout out to
Speaker 2: Goslin Man he battled Man four home run and man,
Speaker 2: he just stayed in there and he was like, man,
Speaker 2: I got I got a battle. And I love that.
Speaker 2: You gotta love that. And I mean, I hate to
Speaker 2: bring this up, but Max Bombgarner kind of like that attitude,
Speaker 2: like you see me in there, Man, I got this.
Speaker 3: Just give me some rhymes.
Speaker 11: I'll support you, got you, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: All Right, I love that.
Speaker 6: Thank you for the phone call. Uh, you don't have
Speaker 6: to fade him out. Let him say goodbye.
Speaker 5: Eric. I gotta move on, but a great phone call.
Speaker 5: Appreciate it.
Speaker 11: Much love to you, DV.
Speaker 2: Keep doing your thing, brother, keep doing your things, all.
Speaker 5: Right, appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Eric eight sixty six nine eighty seven two five seventy
Speaker 6: is the phone number. Speaking of Apple, You know I
Speaker 6: have an extra twenty twenty five Official Major.
Speaker 5: League rule Book.
Speaker 6: If you're a good caller, I'll get Rick Monday to
Speaker 6: sign this rule book and send it to you. Eight
Speaker 6: six six nine eighty seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 6: phone number. Let's go out to see me, Valley Dan,
Speaker 6: You're on Dodger Talk Live from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 16: Hi Dan, Hey, Hey Dave. But thank you to take
Speaker 16: my call. And I want to appreciate you for all
Speaker 16: that you do for US fans and Dodger Nation. And
Speaker 16: you're always in the front lines and you're right there,
Speaker 16: and hey, I mv you. But at the same time,
Speaker 16: I don't end you. So I just want to talk
Speaker 16: about Tanner Scott and how Dave Roberts just put him
Speaker 16: in there, and and I know it must be tough
Speaker 16: for him. I know it must be tough for Tanner
Speaker 16: Scott to come in this on the bright lights, on
Speaker 16: the big stage, and I have to to compete at
Speaker 16: the level that the Dodgers compete at. You know. I
Speaker 16: feel for the guy. I get frustrated with him, but hey,
Speaker 16: it's not his fault. This is Dodgers, this is this
Speaker 16: is this is the Dodgers, is the world champion, the
Speaker 16: class franchise. And that's all I want to say about that.
Speaker 16: And I appreciate Roberts letting him go what he's going through.
Speaker 16: Our Dodger our bullpen has battered, bruised, and we're bandaged up.
Speaker 16: So I want to see him do well. I really do,
Speaker 16: and I thank you for taking my.
Speaker 5: Call, my pleasure.
Speaker 6: Dan and one of his guests at Dodger Stadium tonight
Speaker 6: was former Raider and Saints quarterback Derek Carr. Got to
Speaker 6: see him before the game during batting practice. He's a
Speaker 6: big Dodger fan. I got invited to Raiders' training camp
Speaker 6: when Derek Carr was part of the Raiders and John
Speaker 6: Gruden was still the head coach, and Derek told me
Speaker 6: then that he grew up a big Dodger fan.
Speaker 5: So Derek was out here with his wife.
Speaker 6: And kids wearing you know, I knew he's a real
Speaker 6: Dodger fan because his Dodger cap was weathered. That's how
Speaker 6: I knew Derek Carr was legit. He had a weathered
Speaker 6: LA Dodger cap, nothing brand new like he used to
Speaker 6: see the Cubs fans wearing around LA in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 6: eight six six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy is
Speaker 6: the phone number when we continue more of your phone calls.
Speaker 6: Jose Mota will check in, and also we will let
Speaker 6: you hear from Dave Roberts and Andrew Freeman about the
Speaker 6: acquisition they made yesterday. It may not have been on
Speaker 6: your radar, but trust me it will be. Eight six
Speaker 6: six seven two five seventy is the phone number. Dodgers
Speaker 6: come from behind and win a ballgame for the nineteenth
Speaker 6: time this season, beating the Yankees eight to five on
Speaker 6: a five to seventy LA Sports.
Speaker 7: On air at AM five seventy, online at AM five
Speaker 7: seventy LA sports dot com, and available my podcast on
Speaker 7: the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 17: This is Dodger Talk with David massy Well. The Yankees
Speaker 17: MVP win yard in the first with Dodgers. They're hoping
Speaker 17: their guy can do the same. Show. Hey, Ol'tani with
Speaker 17: twenty home runs on the season, steps in lefty freed
Speaker 17: former brave into his windup kicks and deals first pitch
Speaker 17: swinging hit in the air well the left center field.
Speaker 12: Did you so?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 5: Old TONI ties in in a boy show.
Speaker 6: Hail Tani with a big night tonight, two home runs
Speaker 6: to spark the Dodgers coming from behind to beat the
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Speaker 6: We have phone lines open eight six six nine eight
Speaker 6: seven two five seventy If you were trying earlier and
Speaker 6: the lines were busy, we do have phone lines open now.
Speaker 6: After the Dodgers win the opening game of this three
Speaker 6: game series in the World Series rematch. After this three
Speaker 6: game series is done with, they will welcome in the
Speaker 6: team that they just saw last week and the team
Speaker 6: they beat in last year's NLCS, the Mets, for a
Speaker 6: four game series. The Dodgers got a solid performance from
Speaker 6: Tony Gonsolin to despite a rocky first three innings where
Speaker 6: he surrendered four home runs. Aaron Judge, Austin Wells, Tran Grisham,
Speaker 6: and Paul Goldschmidt all went deep off of Gonsolin in
Speaker 6: the first three innings tonight, but after that he settled
Speaker 6: in scoreless fourth, fifth, and sixth, and Gonsolin gets the win.
Speaker 6: He's three and one this year. The Dodgers' hand, Max
Speaker 6: Freed his first loss.
Speaker 5: Of the season.
Speaker 6: How about this, Max Freed coming into tonight's game. In
Speaker 6: his first eleven starts, he allowed just ten earned runs.
Speaker 6: Tonight he was charged with six. That's how good Max
Speaker 6: Freed has been this year. And that's how opportunistic the
Speaker 6: Dodgers were tonight. And I mentioned this, I tweeted this
Speaker 6: at the Real Underscore DV. But it bears repeating again.
Speaker 6: The Dodgers are a very resilient offense, very resilient team,
Speaker 6: nineteen come from behind victories. Nothing indicates that more than
Speaker 6: the Dodgers being the best team this year with two outs,
Speaker 6: and that certainly was the case in the seventh inning
Speaker 6: tonight when they scored two big insurance runs. But coming
Speaker 6: into the game tonight, the Dodgers had the best batting
Speaker 6: average of any team in baseball with two outs. They
Speaker 6: had a two to ninety five batting average coming in
Speaker 6: and a nine to twenty ohps with two outs.
Speaker 5: That says a lot about this team.
Speaker 6: Eight six, six, nine, seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 6: phone number. Well, check in with Jose Mota in a moment.
Speaker 6: You'll also hear from Andrew Freeman and Dave Roberts. But
Speaker 6: first let's go out to Eric, who is at Dodgers
Speaker 6: Stadium tonight.
Speaker 18: Hi.
Speaker 5: Eric, you're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 1: Hey, Dave A big fan of the show. Have two
Speaker 1: things for you where I was on the one? What
Speaker 1: do you mean I'm the one?
Speaker 5: You're the one fan of the show. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: One fan of the show. That's right. Well, I think
Speaker 1: I was for Freddy's walk off Grand Slam Session nine
Speaker 1: RS by myself. I couldn't find any of my friends
Speaker 1: to go with me. Had never yelled and screamed and
Speaker 1: jumped around as much of my life. It was, you know,
Speaker 1: one of definitely the best sports moment I've ever experienced.
Speaker 1: It's incredible. So I want to say that second thing,
Speaker 1: I actually for your recommendation. I was actually just looking
Speaker 1: to buy a twenty twenty five MLB rule book, so
Speaker 1: you could actually save me a little bit of cash
Speaker 1: if you wanted to send me that one. If that
Speaker 1: offer is still on the table, just wanted to throw
Speaker 1: that out there.
Speaker 6: It is, the offer is still on the table, and
Speaker 6: I'll have our guy Rick Monday sign the rule book
Speaker 6: for you, Eric, because he was the one that taught
Speaker 6: on that to keep a rule book in my bag,
Speaker 6: and he obviously is on top of things. And every
Speaker 6: play by play broadcaster should know the rules and a
Speaker 6: rule book will help. So yes, Eric, I will put
Speaker 6: you on hold and you will get an autograph copy
Speaker 6: of an official Major League Baseball rule book by Rick Monday.
Speaker 5: Thanks Eric.
Speaker 6: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 6: the phone number. Dodgers beat the Yankees tonight, eight to five.
Speaker 6: No rules interpretations needed tonight, no need to go to
Speaker 6: New York to hear from former umpire Brian Gorman. The
Speaker 6: Dodgers yesterday made a big trade, well, not a big trade,
Speaker 6: It could turn out to be a very impactful trade
Speaker 6: because the Dodgers acquired former All Star, twenty twenty three
Speaker 6: all Star, a man that saved thirty seven games two
Speaker 6: years ago, a guy that saved twenty eight games last
Speaker 6: year for the Reds Alexis Das. Yeah, he's Edwin Diaz,
Speaker 6: his brother. He has a lively arm. He just hasn't
Speaker 6: been that good this year, and there's obviously got to
Speaker 6: be some disconnect between him and the Reds coaching staff.
Speaker 5: Well, the Dodgers traded for.
Speaker 6: Him and gave away a minor leaguer might turn out
Speaker 6: to be good, might not, but basically got him for nothing,
Speaker 6: and they're taking on a three or four million dollar salary.
Speaker 6: Alexis Diaz has incredible upside. And now it all makes
Speaker 6: sense because the Dodgers made it public that Evan Phillips
Speaker 6: is out for the year and he will have Tommy
Speaker 6: John surgery next week, So the Dodgers are very thin
Speaker 6: when it comes to right handed, high leverage relievers. This
Speaker 6: is an incredible by low, high ceiling type of trade
Speaker 6: for a guy that was an All Star just two
Speaker 6: years ago. He's in Arizona right now. The Dodgers are
Speaker 6: trying to get his delivery back on track. I asked
Speaker 6: Dave Roberts about it before the game today.
Speaker 18: So we're excited to acquire Alexis. He is should be
Speaker 18: in Arizona right now at our facility, and there's some
Speaker 18: things that we feel that we want to kind of
Speaker 18: get familiar with him, get our minor league staff to
Speaker 18: put some eyes on him, work on some delivery, some
Speaker 18: mechanic things, and get some things cleaned up, and then
Speaker 18: he'll join us. So I don't know the timeline. I
Speaker 18: think that's really contingent on kind of how soon he
Speaker 18: takes to kind of some of the things that we
Speaker 18: see and kind of how that goes. But I wouldn't
Speaker 18: expect it to be too long before he joins us,
Speaker 18: oh before.
Speaker 6: Pivod'll considering where your moving's at right now, that he
Speaker 6: kind of gets.
Speaker 18: Close to where he was, it would be, it would
Speaker 18: be It would be very impactful. This is a former
Speaker 18: All Star who is a neutral guy, who is closed games.
Speaker 18: So to be able to get a guy like that
Speaker 18: would be hugely impactful. But the main thing is we
Speaker 18: got to get him back to being the player that
Speaker 18: we've seen in the past, and you know, so he's
Speaker 18: just not there right now.
Speaker 6: All right, there's manager Dave Roberts giving us a detailed
Speaker 6: look on what the Dodgers are trying to do with
Speaker 6: Alexis Das and like I said, it's a by low.
Speaker 6: If the Dodgers hit on this guy, it would be
Speaker 6: incredibly impactful. Considering they don't have Blake trinon, they won't
Speaker 6: have Evan Phillips, and look, Blake Trinan. That's not a
Speaker 6: sure thing. I told you I wasn't sure about Evan Phillips.
Speaker 6: He's out for the year. Now, are we sure Blake
Speaker 6: Trenon's coming back. I'm not sure so Alexis Das would
Speaker 6: be huge and obviously the Dodgers looking for a right handed,
Speaker 6: high leverage reliever as we get closer to the trade deadline.
Speaker 6: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 6: the phone number. Dodgers beat the Yankees tonight eight to five.
Speaker 6: Let's check in with our guy, Jose Moda.
Speaker 7: It's time to go around the horn with Jose Mota.
Speaker 6: Jose Mota part of the Dodgers Spanish radio broadcast in Jose.
Speaker 6: How electric was it tonight here at Dodgers Stadium? It
Speaker 6: was so fun to be part of this.
Speaker 8: It was so awesome, man. I mean, the best part
Speaker 8: is that you can go back and think about so
Speaker 8: many great moments from October and then to see the
Speaker 8: stars lineup, see the fans all enthused about the crowd
Speaker 8: to fill out of the stadium eventually, it was just
Speaker 8: so energized. But also Dave, you know, you know, testament
Speaker 8: to modern day baseball on how a lot of ups
Speaker 8: are constructed, Fans did not have to wait too long
Speaker 8: to see two huge stars. Put the number on the board,
Speaker 8: put some points on the board that Joe maddend like
Speaker 8: to say, because now you have the best players in
Speaker 8: the game, the best hitters in the game, hitting early.
Speaker 8: And Aaron Judge Way said no time, and so did
Speaker 8: a TONI come back right away. So otherwise you're not
Speaker 8: waiting till the you know, the second ending. Perhaps to
Speaker 8: see these guys hitting. My god, they put out a show.
Speaker 8: Tonight was a lot of fun to watch, especially after
Speaker 8: a win.
Speaker 6: Have you ever seen a player like sho Hal Tani
Speaker 6: rise to the occasion, whether it's his babble hit night
Speaker 6: in June or July, or a game like tonight, It
Speaker 6: just feels like he under stands the stage and putting
Speaker 6: on that Dodger uniform and everything that has come with it.
Speaker 8: He certainly does, David, this guy's has high expectations since
Speaker 8: he was in high school in Japan. And I'll tell
Speaker 8: you one thing too, is I was telling this to
Speaker 8: Louis Cruise is the Yankees did not really get to
Speaker 8: see a healthy Shohil Tani last October. He was not playing.
Speaker 8: He was playing on one shoulder pretty much, and today
Speaker 8: they show they saw Shohil Tani. Another thing is, and
Speaker 8: I want to touch upon this is the fact that
Speaker 8: you know, in the mechanical side of things. I know
Speaker 8: you've asked a lot of things about showhy and stuff
Speaker 8: like that, but Chol hits the ball deeper than most
Speaker 8: major leaguers and in the point of contact that he
Speaker 8: does and the things that he does mechanically just so impressive.
Speaker 8: But beyond that, going back to a series against the
Speaker 8: Brave last year, ye were talking about, Okay, how was
Speaker 8: he going to react to, you know, the stage against
Speaker 8: the Braves, and he has responded pretty much every single
Speaker 8: question with the dogs and the first pitch delivery and
Speaker 8: bibbleheads and he named it. He's done it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: How about the awareness that he has now where we're
Speaker 6: seeing him point up to his family suite.
Speaker 5: Did you ever see that before? No?
Speaker 8: I mean, Joey obviously was not married when he was
Speaker 8: with the Angels, but you know, as guarded as he
Speaker 8: is and as guarded as the culture is, it's just
Speaker 8: it's fun to watch. I mean, it just tells me
Speaker 8: about the comfort level that he has here with the
Speaker 8: fan base. The organization and his teammates and just being
Speaker 8: part of, you know, something that's not guarded or shielded anymore. Right,
Speaker 8: get himself and you saw yourself in the spring training
Speaker 8: of last year. They've robbers talked about it. He's playing free,
Speaker 8: he's enjoying the game, and it's just the fact that
Speaker 8: he's productive in making every moment counts. It's even bigger
Speaker 8: because obviously the money that he's making he doesn't think about.
Speaker 8: But certainly a lot of fans come to see the
Speaker 8: show and they're enjoying in this spectacular show so far.
Speaker 6: Again, no doubt they got a show tonight, sell out
Speaker 6: crowd a fifty three thousand plus here at Dodger Stadium
Speaker 6: watching the show. Two home runs scores, his sixtieth run
Speaker 6: of the year, twenty two home runs now in the
Speaker 6: season fifteen in the month of May. Just incredible, what
Speaker 6: this guy is doing. The Dodgers beat the Yankees eight
Speaker 6: to five, and you know, a few callers, I'm pleasantly
Speaker 6: surprised that they're recognizing what Tony Gonsolin did because a
Speaker 6: lot of guys Jose would have quit on that mound,
Speaker 6: but he hung in there.
Speaker 8: I love what Tony did. Were so many great stories today,
Speaker 8: from Freddie's base running to Show Hayes, to Oscar and
Speaker 8: Andy Paz and all the fun things. The guys that
Speaker 8: were menus going with this sid Tony Goslin is the
Speaker 8: guy that pretty much, I will say, propelled the offense.
Speaker 8: I'm a big believer and I lived in myself as
Speaker 8: a player that you got a guy in the mound
Speaker 8: that's showing you that he doesn't want to come out
Speaker 8: of the game because he understand exactly where your team
Speaker 8: stands and the need they have for innings out of
Speaker 8: the rotation. He goes out there and retires center a row.
Speaker 8: And for Tony, he just didn't have a good feel.
Speaker 8: Lokasha was terrible and a team like the Yankees going
Speaker 8: to make you pay and make you see what you're
Speaker 8: now doing and right early. But man, when he found,
Speaker 8: especially with a splitter, a much different picture, location was better.
Speaker 8: He was able to elevate the fastball more effectively because
Speaker 8: he was able to pitch downstairs and upstairs. But man,
Speaker 8: I will give him part of the MVP tonight, because
Speaker 8: without those six innings, it is a different muggame.
Speaker 6: Andy pie has I mean when Otani takes the center
Speaker 6: stage like this, we forget about the importance of Will Smith,
Speaker 6: Freddie Freeman.
Speaker 5: But how about Andy Pie.
Speaker 6: Has he came up with a big you know, Baltimore
Speaker 6: chopped type a hit through the infield that Volpi should
Speaker 6: have got. And then in the seventh inning he came
Speaker 6: up with a big two out, two run hit as well.
Speaker 8: Oh, they all count the same, And I think Andy
Speaker 8: Pie has remembered Dave. This is a different guy in
Speaker 8: his makeup of mentality. He was already over to he
Speaker 8: had granted to double play, he had made early outs.
Speaker 8: Pies understands the importance of being aggressive and being smart
Speaker 8: make decisions later in the game, fought up some good
Speaker 8: they brought in a very tough Friday of Loisi got
Speaker 8: to face him, and he put together a very good
Speaker 8: at bad. Still the situation you do not try to
Speaker 8: get too big with your swing. There he stayed short
Speaker 8: and got the big base hit and then goes right
Speaker 8: through the box. But for Andy, to me is the
Speaker 8: mental side of saying, the first two at bests are done.
Speaker 8: For me to continue to be a productive big figure,
Speaker 8: I need to go out there and watch what these
Speaker 8: guys do. The Freddie's of the world. How they do it,
Speaker 8: how have they done it for so long, is just
Speaker 8: move on from where you're at and understand what's coming out.
Speaker 8: Because your teammates are counting on you, the organization is
Speaker 8: counting on you. You're counting on yourself to say I
Speaker 8: can be better, and so far, I think beyond the
Speaker 8: physical will be so gifted. The mental side of this
Speaker 8: game has gotten way better, too, more solid.
Speaker 6: What's your take on this hose because I felt like
Speaker 6: Aaron Boone really played into the Dodgers' hands in the
Speaker 6: sixth inning when he intentionally walked, of all people, Max
Speaker 6: Munsey to face Michael Confordo bringing in Tim Hill, a
Speaker 6: fresh reliever.
Speaker 5: He's good. He's good, no doubt about it.
Speaker 6: But there's no margin for error for Tim Hill coming
Speaker 6: in with the bases loaded. I'm never a fan of that,
Speaker 6: and guys like Mike's, Kevin Kennedy, they've all taught me
Speaker 6: that you've got to give your relievers some margin for air.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was a strange move to me. I think
Speaker 8: with lo Isaka stuff and the way he throws a baseball,
Speaker 8: he's got a very heavy sinker ninety seven, ninety eight
Speaker 8: he's got a nice change up. The chances are you
Speaker 8: got to go out there and face Maxi Monsei. But
Speaker 8: in today's game, you're playing so many probabilities and percentages
Speaker 8: that that was the best option. I know that you're
Speaker 8: not a big fan of that, but there's times in
Speaker 8: which it matter has no choice to go. I don't
Speaker 8: want to see what's happening here. This guy's falling behind
Speaker 8: a counts. I need a fresh arm to come out
Speaker 8: here and do the job. Just let's get critzic Kofodo
Speaker 8: for not going out there and front do too much
Speaker 8: and closing the zone down and making it very tough
Speaker 8: on Tim Hill because some of those fishes they were
Speaker 8: very close, but nonetheless a very tough situation to bring
Speaker 8: a guy in. Just got to go out there and
Speaker 8: suck it up.
Speaker 5: I'm with you.
Speaker 6: Jose coming off his three run home run Wednesday in Cleveland,
Speaker 6: he had a base knock tonight against Max Freed, lefty
Speaker 6: on lefty.
Speaker 5: Freed's been tough on.
Speaker 6: Left and then he gets ahead into count two to
Speaker 6: zero to draw that go ahead bases loaded walk in
Speaker 6: the sixth inning. I would I would consider this another
Speaker 6: step in the right direction for Michael Conforto tonight.
Speaker 8: I definitely I amn't there with you. I mean when
Speaker 8: a guy that came in hitting one seventy two and
Speaker 8: also why is he playing today two fifty against lefties,
Speaker 8: one fifty two against right handers. Talk about a vote
Speaker 8: of confidence against a guy like Max Freed who leftis
Speaker 8: came in hated one forty three against That elevates a
Speaker 8: player's mentality, his posture, his confidence to say, I'm playing
Speaker 8: today against a guy like this, you know what they
Speaker 8: must be seeing some good things and just that leads
Speaker 8: into small details like a walk right and before I
Speaker 8: go Also there I want to point out Freddy Freeman
Speaker 8: beyond the slide. How about Freddy Freeman base running, staying
Speaker 8: in that rundown send the rundowns to allow runners to
Speaker 8: move and pie is running with his head up and
Speaker 8: not giving up. Both those are some of the biggest
Speaker 8: things he can do in a ballgame and things that
Speaker 8: uses gets away from you sometimes because the guy got
Speaker 8: three bass hitts. But Frederick Freeman man just played such
Speaker 8: a rounded game today, and more to be learned from
Speaker 8: a guy that is playing sometimes on one ankle on
Speaker 8: how aware he is of the base running in which
Speaker 8: I know he takes out of problem his teammates.
Speaker 5: Hey, great point hose.
Speaker 6: Before I let you go, before I brought you on,
Speaker 6: I mentioned the trade under the radar trade for Alexis DS.
Speaker 6: Are you a believer the Dodgers can get this guy
Speaker 6: back on track.
Speaker 8: I do believe that because I know there's some issues
Speaker 8: going on with him before coming here in Alexis DS.
Speaker 7: Stuff just has not.
Speaker 8: Fallen off a cliff. He has had some injuries, some
Speaker 8: things that mechanically have affected him. And I know the
Speaker 8: Dodgers love projects. I mean, he's only pitching six innings
Speaker 8: so far for since then out of this year he
Speaker 8: got sent down, but let's get pitching sixty games last year,
Speaker 8: twenty eight saves. And I'm glad he's able to, you know,
Speaker 8: join the Dodgers because I know there's some things that
Speaker 8: are going to be exposed to him that he's never
Speaker 8: seen before. I know he's very very proper Porto Rico,
Speaker 8: and he wants to be as good as his brother
Speaker 8: Edwin and with the Mets, and there's no doubt in
Speaker 8: my mind a fresh arm, get some things aligned and
Speaker 8: get him in a mentality of going to come here
Speaker 8: for something bigger. I think it will truly change it
Speaker 8: no matter what. The Dollars need an arm like this
Speaker 8: because he can never have too many options for guys
Speaker 8: that have been saved, and guy's been an all star
Speaker 8: himself too.
Speaker 6: It would be huge for the Dodger bullpen, which is
Speaker 6: very weary and thin these days. Jose, thanks for spending
Speaker 6: time with us tonight. We'll do it again tomorrow day.
Speaker 8: Thank you for being a stam back God. That was
Speaker 8: a nice thing with Tanner Scott, very nice.
Speaker 6: Hey had to He's a good guy and it was
Speaker 6: my mistake. I didn't get all the details and I
Speaker 6: had to own up to it with him on the record.
Speaker 8: We're all pulling for him, there's no doubt.
Speaker 5: Thanks Ose.
Speaker 6: There he goes Dodger Spanish radio broadcaster Jose Moda alongside
Speaker 6: pet Bee and Ningez and Luis Cruz on a nightly basis,
Speaker 6: and we'll see what the Dodgers and Yankees have for us.
Speaker 6: As far as an encore. Tomorrow night, game two of
Speaker 6: this three game series, Landon Neck will be on the
Speaker 6: mound for the Dodgers. He's two and two with an
Speaker 6: ERA of five twenty two going up against right hander
Speaker 6: Will Warn who is three and two with an ERA
Speaker 6: of four zero nine. Our coverage begins at three o'clock
Speaker 6: with Marongo Casino, Dodgers on deck, first pitch with Rick
Speaker 6: Monday and Steven Nelson.
Speaker 5: At four fifteen. We got you to midnight.
Speaker 6: It was a great game, sellout crowd, the stars were out, Otani, Judge,
Speaker 6: Freddie all performed tonight.
Speaker 5: It was playoff like atmosphere.
Speaker 6: Excitement here and the fans got everything and more they wanted.
Speaker 6: We'll see what the Dodgers and Yankees have for us
Speaker 6: tomorrow night. Thanks to Colinye back at our Burbank studios,
Speaker 6: Thanks to Dwayne McDonald out here at Dodgers Stadium, and
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Speaker 6: Once again, the final score from Dodgers Stadium. The Dodgers
Speaker 6: come from behind and beat the Yankees eight to five.
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