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Speaker 1: David Vasse.
Speaker 2: We are live at Dodgers Stadium after the Dodgers defeat
Speaker 2: the Oreoles in front of a sellout crowd six to four.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Dodger Talk. David Vasse with you until eleven
Speaker 2: o'clock tonight at eight six six nine, eight seven, two
Speaker 2: five seventy. Jose Mota will join us. We'll take your
Speaker 2: phone calls. After a spectacular night here at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 2: Fifty three thousand, two hundred and ninety came for the Babblehead,
Speaker 2: but they got a show tonight. Show Hey Otani a
Speaker 2: lead off home run to give the Dodgers an early
Speaker 2: one nothing lead. He is on pace to become baseball's
Speaker 2: first ever fifty to fifty player. Otani has fifty is
Speaker 2: on pace for fifty one home runs and fifty one
Speaker 2: stolen bases. He homers for the forty second time this season.
Speaker 2: He steals two more bases tonight. He has forty two
Speaker 2: on the year, and he rose to the occasion, he
Speaker 2: knew fifty three thousand plus we're here for the Otani
Speaker 2: decoy babohead. The energy of the stadium was permeating during
Speaker 2: batting practice. There was a lot of buzz at the stadium.
Speaker 2: It kind of felt like a playoff game. Was so
Speaker 2: much energy here. And you know, the lines outside of
Speaker 2: Dodgers Stadium all the way since five point thirty this morning.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't see those for a Game seven of a
Speaker 2: World Series, but for an Otani decoy babohead, you certainly did.
Speaker 2: I thought one of the cooler moments tonight was not
Speaker 2: only decoy being able to liver the first pitch baseball
Speaker 2: we heard Otani tel Jose Mota. It took him three
Speaker 2: weeks to train decoy to be able to do that,
Speaker 2: and he had the treats waiting for him behind home plate,
Speaker 2: no doubt about it. I thought that was a cool
Speaker 2: and special moment considering that was the theme of the night.
Speaker 2: And I thought even better than that was seeing the
Speaker 2: replay on sports net LA of where Otani's home run
Speaker 2: landed in the first inning, and that was into the
Speaker 2: glove of a young lady, a little girl with her
Speaker 2: dad bringing her baseball glove to the stadium and she
Speaker 2: was able to nab Otani's forty second home run, and
Speaker 2: the joy on her face and on her dad's face.
Speaker 2: I thought it was really special. I mean, that's what
Speaker 2: coming to a game is all about. It's not about
Speaker 2: trying to hoard bobbleheads. It's about coming to the game,
Speaker 2: enjoying the game and spending some great time with your
Speaker 2: And what can be better than spending the night at
Speaker 2: Dodgers Stadium in the pavilion. Otani hits a home run
Speaker 2: your way, You bring your glove with your dad and
Speaker 2: it falls into your glove with everybody reaching up for it.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, it doesn't get better than that.
Speaker 2: Eight six, six, nine eighty seven two five seventy is
Speaker 2: the phone number. Also tonight, Otani obviously putting on the show.
Speaker 2: But I thought tonight, in the baseball world and for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers big picture, it was significant that Walker Bueller
Speaker 2: could pitch the way he did tonight. Obviously, the defense
Speaker 2: wasn't great. Will Smith made a big error in the
Speaker 2: top of the second inning where he short hopped the
Speaker 2: ball that was in the dirt on strike three. Cedric
Speaker 2: Mullins is running the first base, and Will Smith seems like, hey,
Speaker 2: I don't have to throw to first base, and by
Speaker 2: the time he did, Mullins was safe. So that opened
Speaker 2: the door for a Ramon Orius two run double. And
Speaker 2: then there was some poor defense behind Bueller even more,
Speaker 2: which got the pitch count up to ninety pitches, where
Speaker 2: if he got some clean defense behind him, and if
Speaker 2: the play is made in the second inning on the
Speaker 2: strikeout of Mullins, then he probably completes five innings. So
Speaker 2: when Petros some money wake up tomorrow, they'll look at
Speaker 2: the box score online and be like, oh, you didn't
Speaker 2: pitch so good.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he pitched really well tonight, and he had a
Speaker 2: lot of life on his fastball, something that was happening
Speaker 2: in his previous start. And it feels like Bueller and
Speaker 2: Will Smith made the adjustment of not trying to live
Speaker 2: on the edges because the ball was going to the
Speaker 2: edges already with all the life he had on it.
Speaker 2: So to me, that's significant for two reasons. Obviously, we
Speaker 2: know how good Walker Buehler can be in the postseason.
Speaker 2: There is nobody outside of Kershaw that can perform in
Speaker 2: a big game the way Walker Buehler has performed in
Speaker 2: a big game, and if he's able to find himself
Speaker 2: even more in his next start. Man, the Dodgers are
Speaker 2: cooking with Walker Bueller, Jack Flaherty, Gavin Stone, Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 2: and maybe the return of Yamamoto or Glass now. Right now,
Speaker 2: Glass now isn't even throwing, so I guess we can't
Speaker 2: count on that as much as I thought we would.
Speaker 2: But as far as Bueller goes, this was significant tonight
Speaker 2: and he certainly earned another start, and he definitely is
Speaker 2: getting closer. Like you said after the Mariners game, let's
Speaker 2: head downstairs right now to the interview room to hear
Speaker 2: from Walker Buehler.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, in general, I think pretty encouraging. Obviously
Speaker 4: my last start I kind of talked about feel more
Speaker 4: like myself, and tonight I think it was that but
Speaker 4: more and obviously kind of some weird plays in that
Speaker 4: game and that you know, it happens.
Speaker 2: But it is what it is, and.
Speaker 4: You know, make a better pitch balls on and play
Speaker 4: all that kind of shit. But no, I felt a
Speaker 4: lot better. I'm as encouraged as I've been since, you know,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: Probably you used to add curveball or basketball.
Speaker 2: Cutter was like parents out of urbinal pastball covers, that
Speaker 2: potential way you had to feel for Really.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you if you look back in my career,
Speaker 4: that's kind of been what I do. I've I've obviously
Speaker 4: had times where I feel really good about the slider
Speaker 4: and and you know, at times like throwing decent change
Speaker 4: ups here and there, but really I throw four teams
Speaker 4: cutters and change ups and you know, kind of getting
Speaker 4: rid of the big slider and trying to make the
Speaker 4: cutter a little bigger to write, I think is a
Speaker 4: big thing for me. Obviously, they had seven lefties in
Speaker 4: there today, so I didn't have to do a ton
Speaker 4: of that. But yeah, all in all, I think kind
Speaker 4: of the the basics of pitching when my delivery is right,
Speaker 4: seem a lot easier. Throwing strikes, throwing first pitch strikes,
Speaker 4: throwing curveball for strike, thrown kurball under. I think all
Speaker 4: of it seems a little easier. I guess when when
Speaker 4: my body's in the right place. Now, you know, I
Speaker 4: think we keep talking about performing, and obviously the line
Speaker 4: isn't as good as I would like to be, but
Speaker 4: you know, I felt I feel very encouraged by by tonight, the.
Speaker 2: Two parent bad defense, the numbers of my little love
Speaker 2: from the progress.
Speaker 4: Feel you're mad, Yeah, I mean I think it the
Speaker 4: longer I've been here, the more we look at these
Speaker 4: kind of like underlying numbers stuff and all of that,
Speaker 4: and I think tonight was probably one of my better
Speaker 4: starts in a long time, from swinging strike percentage things
Speaker 4: like that, and so you kind of have to trust
Speaker 4: that and believe that you know it's all going to
Speaker 4: even out or whatever, but you know, it's one of
Speaker 4: the better offenses in baseball right now. And I felt
Speaker 4: like at least I had like a fighting chance to
Speaker 4: get everybody out. It wasn't kind of like I hope
Speaker 4: they get themselves out. I felt like I could get
Speaker 4: guys out. And you know, there's bits and pieces that
Speaker 4: didn't go perfectly like that, but for the most part,
Speaker 4: I felt pretty competitive.
Speaker 5: When you talked about feel aline yourself, is that with
Speaker 5: the mechanics, is just the way you're able to cat
Speaker 5: guys And I know what it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Honestly, the biggest thing is if I just picked
Speaker 4: my leg up and throw a ball and not think
Speaker 4: about it like it needs to be a strike, and
Speaker 4: it hasn't been for a long time. And you know,
Speaker 4: in the bullpen last before the last start, it felt
Speaker 4: like that it didn't really play out that way, But
Speaker 4: tonight it was kind of in there, and I didn't
Speaker 4: have to cue it, if that makes sense. I didn't
Speaker 4: have to tell myself to do something to hope it
Speaker 4: worked out. I felt just a lot more like I
Speaker 4: picked up my leg and was able to kind of
Speaker 4: throw the ball over the plate at least.
Speaker 2: Love it, Love it, Walker Buehler, you were not lying
Speaker 2: when you said you were getting closer, and tonight even closer.
Speaker 2: This was a really good night for Walker Bueller. And
Speaker 2: like you said, you're going to look at the box score,
Speaker 2: you're gonna look at his pitching line and say, really,
Speaker 2: that was what you're talking about, And how encouraged you
Speaker 2: are after seeing that. Yes, because the defense in the
Speaker 2: first two innings ish wasn't that great and it could
Speaker 2: have been better for him to finish out the fifth inning.
Speaker 2: If last night's home played umpire Jansen Visconte would have
Speaker 2: called what was a swing on Anthony's santader and certainly
Speaker 2: would have changed the complex complexion of that fifth inning.
Speaker 2: So Walker Bueller a lot of life on his pitches tonight.
Speaker 2: Very encouraging for the Dodgers. Eight six six nine eight
Speaker 2: seven two five seventy is the phone number. And how
Speaker 2: about ta Oscar Hernandez. He had the biggest swing of
Speaker 2: the night, a go ahead three run home run in
Speaker 2: a four run third inning. So ti Oscar, who is
Speaker 2: so unselfish and so inclusive of other teammates coming up
Speaker 2: with the sunflower seeds when guys come back to the
Speaker 2: dugout after the home run. He got some sunflower seats tonight,
Speaker 2: So that was great to see as well. Let's go
Speaker 2: out to the phones. Rafa was at Dodgers Stadium tonight, Rafa,
Speaker 2: did you get a babblehead or even a gold babblehead tonight?
Speaker 5: You know what I did, me and my wife, we
Speaker 5: were both able to get a bibblehead. We shut up
Speaker 5: a little late, or we're both able.
Speaker 2: To get I love hearing that Dodgers. Dodgers took care
Speaker 2: of a lot of fans tonight. I think they they
Speaker 2: were ready to go and wanted to make everybody's experience
Speaker 2: a happy one.
Speaker 5: Oh one hundred percent. And you know what after yesterday
Speaker 5: is disappointing loss. I feel like the boys bounce back
Speaker 5: real good tonight. I wanted to give a shout out
Speaker 5: to O'tawni for hitting that leadoff home run. You know,
Speaker 5: everybody was still getting into the seats, but you know,
Speaker 5: me and my wife are not wearing nice seats on time,
Speaker 5: and see that home run live in person. It's just
Speaker 5: I try to tell people to recognize greatness when you
Speaker 5: see it. It's hard to appreciate greatness in the moment
Speaker 5: as well. And to see how Tawny do the things
Speaker 5: he's doing day in and day out. I mean, it's
Speaker 5: just it's just amazing to see, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's on pace for what fifty one?
Speaker 6: Fifty one?
Speaker 7: Yeah, brought it up.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's pretty crazy to.
Speaker 2: Tell your grandkids that you were at a game that
Speaker 2: Otani hit a home run during the season, that he
Speaker 2: became the first player to go fifty to fifty because
Speaker 2: that's what he's on pace for. And like you said,
Speaker 2: we can't take greatness for granted. This is once in
Speaker 2: a lifetime stuff. Trust me. Now, you're not going to
Speaker 2: see this again for a long time exactly.
Speaker 5: And you know when people go to the games. You know,
Speaker 5: appreciate when he's at bat, and it's gonna be even
Speaker 5: crazier next year when we get to see him pitch
Speaker 5: on the mound. I want to also give a shout
Speaker 5: out to chaoscra for getting out home run to get
Speaker 5: us back in the game. I feel like, you know,
Speaker 5: the energy was kind of out of the stadium for
Speaker 5: a little bit. We're down for a little bit, butos
Speaker 5: hanging out through run shots, but it's put the fans
Speaker 5: back in it. I didn't have a question for you, DV.
Speaker 5: You know the way Walker was pitching. From what we saw,
Speaker 5: it looked like he had a lot more or stuff tonight,
Speaker 5: But I wanted to ask it from your perspective. You know,
Speaker 5: his leash a little bit longer. Do you think he'll
Speaker 5: make the playoff rotation potentially? How do you look tonight
Speaker 5: from your perspective.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like he earned another start as far
Speaker 2: as the playoff rotation goes. If he continues to trend
Speaker 2: in this direction, Rafa, by the time you get to
Speaker 2: the playoffs, you would imagine that he is going to
Speaker 2: look more like himself than we have seen so far
Speaker 2: this season. So I would not count him out and
Speaker 2: it feels like he has he has found something and
Speaker 2: we'll see where it goes after this. The Orioles lineup
Speaker 2: was not the Mariners lineup. This was a really good
Speaker 2: hitting team and he was able to keep them in check.
Speaker 5: That's awesome to see. Last question for you, DV. Appreciate
Speaker 5: your time brother. When the rosters expand in a couple
Speaker 5: of days here do you see pa has being called
Speaker 5: up or Rushing being called up? What do you see
Speaker 5: with Za expashion come up?
Speaker 2: Well, I feel like the Dodgers are definitely considering Dalton
Speaker 2: Rushing at some point in the month of September. Maybe
Speaker 2: not the first day of September. That may be Andy Paz, Rafa,
Speaker 2: but I would not rule out Dalton Rushing being here
Speaker 2: in September as a power left handed bat if that's
Speaker 2: what the Dodgers decide, But certainly they are considering it,
Speaker 2: and I wouldn't rule it out.
Speaker 1: Ja.
Speaker 5: Thank you TV for sure your time brother.
Speaker 2: All right, Rafa, thank you for the phone call. Eight
Speaker 2: six six nine eighty seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 2: phone number. Dalton Rushing last night hit two home runs
Speaker 2: at Oklahoma City, so he continues to earn his promotions
Speaker 2: through the Dodgers minor league system from Tulsa to Oklahoma City,
Speaker 2: where he's playing exclusively left field. That's not a coincidence.
Speaker 2: So definitely a name to keep in mind because the
Speaker 2: Dodgers certainly are not ruling out that possibility. Let's go
Speaker 2: out to Mike, who is at Dodgers Stadium tonight. Hi, Mike,
Speaker 2: hope you enjoyed your experience at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, that was amazing, great environment. Luckily been two
Speaker 9: and oh since I've been at the stadium.
Speaker 2: So oh, you're the reason.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yeah, I.
Speaker 9: Don't know about that. It's it's always them. But I
Speaker 9: had two things I was wondering. When you think the
Speaker 9: Dodgers might lock up ta Oscar. I mean, he's been
Speaker 9: huge for them this year.
Speaker 2: I don't see them locking them up. Mike, he's going
Speaker 2: to test free agency because he's going to get to
Speaker 2: get the contract that he was looking for this past offseason.
Speaker 2: He's going to get paid a lot.
Speaker 9: I mean, the way he's played this year, I think, yeah,
Speaker 9: he's earned that, earned that opportunity. Do you think they'll
Speaker 9: be in I mean, obviously they're going to be in.
Speaker 10: On that.
Speaker 2: I'll say this, Mike, tai Oscar Hernandez and the Dodgers
Speaker 2: are better together than a part. But you just heard
Speaker 2: the last caller ask me about Dalton Rushing. He's still
Speaker 2: around and he may be next year's left fielder.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers are going to supplement a lot of these
Speaker 2: high priced superstars with their homegrown players like Dalton Rushing.
Speaker 2: So you can't pay everybody one hundred and eighty two
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars when you got Freeman, Bets and Otani
Speaker 2: on the same team, plus Yamamoto and Tyler Glass. Now
Speaker 2: you can't do that. And Taioscar Hernandez has certainly earned
Speaker 2: whatever he gets this offseason, but you have to face
Speaker 2: the reality it may not be with the Dodgers.
Speaker 9: No, No, that's a good point. I guess you just
Speaker 9: got to try to enjoy him while he's still.
Speaker 2: Exactly when he's at that parade on Figaroa with those
Speaker 2: sunflower seeds he's thrown out to you, you better enjoy
Speaker 2: it because there's no guarantees.
Speaker 8: Yes, how about that?
Speaker 2: How would you like that, Mike, some sunflower seeds in
Speaker 2: your face during a parade on Figaroa?
Speaker 9: That'd be amazing. I'd be overjoyed. I'd you over enjoyed.
Speaker 2: I got well, you got more questions? You got more questions?
Speaker 2: All right, Mike, do you got Yeah?
Speaker 1: Just one more.
Speaker 9: I found an interesting the defense today with Munsey at
Speaker 9: third and Kiki at first. I was wondering why that
Speaker 9: wasn't switched. I don't know if anybody asked Dave Dave
Speaker 9: about me.
Speaker 2: You're talking to the guy I asked him yesterday. He
Speaker 2: kind of shot me down. He's like, gosh, you're so dumb, Dave.
Speaker 2: Why'd you ask me? That basically is what he said.
Speaker 2: But anyway, he told me that the reason why Keik
Speaker 2: was at first and Munsey stayed at third base with
Speaker 2: Freddie out for the second straight night is because this
Speaker 2: is a short term thing and Monsey is the Dodgers
Speaker 2: third baseman. He hasn't been over at first base in
Speaker 2: two years. They want Munsey to continue to get reps there.
Speaker 2: So if this was a long term situation, Monthsey would
Speaker 2: be playing first base. But since it is a short
Speaker 2: term situation, that's the reason why Kyk is at first. Okay,
Speaker 2: Alick questions, I agree, Mike, that's a valid question. That's
Speaker 2: why I asked it.
Speaker 9: No, no, great question. I'm sorry I missed that.
Speaker 2: I mean, all good.
Speaker 9: I'm paying a second ding what Mike, Mike.
Speaker 2: You're rambling now. No, Mike, you're rambling now. I feel
Speaker 2: like we should just end it right here. This was
Speaker 2: a good phone call.
Speaker 9: Okay, you're good.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 9: I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Hey, you're good. I'm good. You're good. Eight sixty six
Speaker 2: nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 2: Dodgers beat the Orioles six to four on Otani Decoy
Speaker 2: Bobblehead Night. Let's go out to Palm Desert. Dave, You're
Speaker 2: on Dodger Talk Live from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 7: Hi, Dave, Hey, how are you?
Speaker 11: My friend? Love your work ethic, love our team, and
Speaker 11: I love how every game feels like it's a must
Speaker 11: win because of our situation, but the team comes through.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to get your opinion on why do
Speaker 7: you think.
Speaker 11: The organization cuts off the bobblehead giveaways at forty thousand
Speaker 11: when they know it's going to be the hottest item
Speaker 11: of the year. They're lining up at eleven am and
Speaker 11: they know fifty three thousand people are going to be there,
Speaker 11: and usually when we go to the promo games, we
Speaker 11: buy the ticket that includes the giveaway, so we're guaranteed.
Speaker 11: But I just it makes me a little sad that
Speaker 11: some kid probably gets turned away because traffic, or they
Speaker 11: get there late, or I just wanted your thoughts on that.
Speaker 2: Okay, Number one. As long as I've been coming to
Speaker 2: Dodger games, and I've been coming since the eighties, it's
Speaker 2: always been the first forty thousand fans, so that's all
Speaker 2: I've known, Dave, and I just feel like this was
Speaker 2: a little over the top as far as the fans
Speaker 2: getting here as early as they did for this babblehead.
Speaker 2: But the team, I feel like may have slipped in
Speaker 2: some extra babbleheads because it seemed like everybody got one
Speaker 2: and everybody left happy. I'm not sure if the Dodgers
Speaker 2: were playing Santa Claus somehow some way, but it feels
Speaker 2: like a lot of fans were able to leave here
Speaker 2: happy with a babblehead.
Speaker 11: Well that makes me happy to hear because we have
Speaker 11: the best team and what a great time to be
Speaker 11: a fan. And I can't wait for the series this weekend.
Speaker 11: It's gonna be crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's gonna be a great series. You're halfway there.
Speaker 2: Hope to see you in Arizona.
Speaker 11: You know that would be You're correct, I am halfway there.
Speaker 11: That would be wonderful to sneak out for a game.
Speaker 11: But there's nothing like our stadium.
Speaker 2: Nothing like it. Trust me, Chase Field does not hold
Speaker 2: a candle to Dodger Stadium. Thanks for the phone call, Dave,
Speaker 2: appreciate it. Speaking of those pesky snakes, the Arizona Diamondbacks
Speaker 2: were down in the eighth inning to the Mets, with
Speaker 2: Edwin Diaz on the mound look like he was trying
Speaker 2: to go for a six out save, holding on to
Speaker 2: a one run lead in the bottom of the eighth
Speaker 2: inning with two outs, but that's when the Diamondbacks loaded
Speaker 2: the bases four. Corbin Carol on.
Speaker 8: One, he has ready to pitch, swung on high fly ball,
Speaker 8: deep Bryfield.
Speaker 11: Carol thinks he.
Speaker 2: Got it on and he did get it all. Fran
Speaker 2: slam for Corbin Carol his second.
Speaker 5: Home run of the game, and the Diamondbacks.
Speaker 2: Have blown it open in the eighth inning and it
Speaker 2: is now Arizona eight. I'm a Mets five. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: took place in Phoenix, Arizona, not the Moon. Depending on
Speaker 2: that audio Wow. Arizona beats the Mets eight to five
Speaker 2: on a Corbin Carrol Grand Slam with two outs in
Speaker 2: the eighth inning off of mister Timmy Time himself, Edwin Diaz,
Speaker 2: So the Dodgers maintain a three game lead over Arizona,
Speaker 2: while the Cardinals beat the Padres in Saint Louis tonight
Speaker 2: four to three. The Dodgers have a four game lead
Speaker 2: now over the third place Padres. And oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: the Phillies lost earlier this afternoon, so the Dodgers have
Speaker 2: a full game lead with the best record in baseball.
Speaker 2: Eight six six seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 2: We'll take more of your phone calls next and also
Speaker 2: we'll check in with Jose Mota after the Dodgers beat
Speaker 2: the Orioles six to four on a five to seventy
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Speaker 12: You want to out another two to two pitch to
Speaker 12: taoscar Hernandez and Hernandez, that's.
Speaker 2: One hard Let build in deep, all right?
Speaker 12: Out of here, the Oscar Hernandez launches a go ahead
Speaker 12: home run half way up to the pavilion in left field.
Speaker 12: He's twenty eighth of the season and the Dodgers will
Speaker 12: take a five freely.
Speaker 2: That was the biggest swing of the night, as te
Speaker 2: Oscar Hernandez put the Dodgers ahead part of a four
Speaker 2: run third inning for the Dodgers. As they go on
Speaker 2: to beat the Orioles tonight six to four, they will
Speaker 2: look to win the series tomorrow night here at Dodgers
Speaker 2: Stadium with Bobby Miller on the mound, Michael Kopek got
Speaker 2: the save back to back nights for Copek. He came
Speaker 2: into the game last night down a run. The Dodgers
Speaker 2: were down three to two in the ninth inning and
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts still brought in his highest leverage reliever in
Speaker 2: that spot. Anthony Banda the winning pitcher tonight, and Corbyn
Speaker 2: Burns goes winless in the month of August. He is
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Speaker 2: by the Way to Ascar. Hernandez Is home run came
Speaker 2: with two outs in that third inning, and Hernandez now
Speaker 2: is hitting two ninety this season with runners in scoring position.
Speaker 2: That was his twenty eighth home run of the year.
Speaker 2: Let's take another phone call before we get to Jose
Speaker 2: Mota Bruce, who was at Dodgers Stadium tonight. Bruce, did
Speaker 2: you come away with a bobblehead?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 2: What a BDV?
Speaker 13: I did get a bobblehead.
Speaker 7: It wasn't golden, but I will share a shit with
Speaker 7: Mike get everything it was.
Speaker 13: It was a great game, and I'd like to point
Speaker 13: out I think Joe Davis mentioned it in the broadcast
Speaker 13: last night. Ryan Brazier, who's now gone back to back
Speaker 13: at the heart of the lineup, this high leverage middle reliever,
Speaker 13: best eer in baseball since we picked them up off
Speaker 13: the trash heap? Is that accurate? One four to fourt
Speaker 13: lower that night?
Speaker 2: You know, he wasn't so sharp before he went on
Speaker 2: the IL this year, but since he's come back, he
Speaker 2: has pitched one plus innings multiple times and still has
Speaker 2: not given up a run. And it's not just one
Speaker 2: or two outings, it's seven outings now in the month
Speaker 2: of August, and he has been outstanding, and.
Speaker 13: He's going after their top hitters. We're not he's not
Speaker 13: the bottom of the lineup guy. We're putting him in
Speaker 13: high leverage situations and back to back. I mean, it's
Speaker 13: just really, he passed the ball, passed to Tom the
Speaker 13: best he had to get out of it. He pitched
Speaker 13: back to back. Copex pitched back to back. Hopefully we
Speaker 13: get Hudson in there tomorrow and give those days, those
Speaker 13: guys a day off.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's about since that Hudson hasn't pitched
Speaker 2: in a while. The Dodgers are trying to give him
Speaker 2: a breather. He's been used a lot this season. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I think there's a good chance you see Daniel Hudson
Speaker 2: tomorrow night.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I was up in the reserve level. It was the
Speaker 13: very first time I ever saw no cars coming into
Speaker 13: the parking lot. When the game started, everyone was there
Speaker 13: to get a bubblehead.
Speaker 2: It was let's try to make things out for a
Speaker 2: playoff game. Oh, I'd love that Yeah, all right, Bruce,
Speaker 2: thanks for the phone call. Appreciated. Eight six six two
Speaker 2: five seventy is the phone number. We'll get back to
Speaker 2: your phone calls in a moment, but first.
Speaker 1: It's time to go around the horn with Jose Mota.
Speaker 2: Jose, what a night at Dodgers Stadium. Obviously, it took
Speaker 2: a lot of advanced planning to get into the stadium today,
Speaker 2: but Otani and Decoy both delivered.
Speaker 8: H totally worth a dave. I think every friend that's
Speaker 8: called in so far, and fans that we talked to
Speaker 8: throughout the you know, the whole event and show, which
Speaker 8: pretty much as Dodgers said and turned down to with
Speaker 8: Shoheotani and the Dodgers is very happy to see obviously
Speaker 8: the results. And I was talking that James Lonia and
Speaker 8: Nomar before the game on the you Know sportsws LA
Speaker 8: show and saying, you know what, I would not be
Speaker 8: surprised if Showy does something special today and I needed
Speaker 8: a polish up with my Japanese and there he goes
Speaker 8: again day if you get it done.
Speaker 2: He certainly has a flair for the dramatics, and you know,
Speaker 2: this whole season has been an outstanding display of how
Speaker 2: great O'tani is and it feels like Jose, he's really
Speaker 2: thriving in this competitive environment with the Dodgers.
Speaker 8: I was gonna say that because in times that I
Speaker 8: talked to show, Hey, you know multiple times throughout the week, Dave,
Speaker 8: I'm telling you right now, I had never seen that look.
Speaker 8: The only time, you know, let me go back, the
Speaker 8: only time I seen this type of intensity and that
Speaker 8: look and that drive that will's go out there and
Speaker 8: beat somebodies in WBC in Japan, and he was carrying
Speaker 8: the load of the entire country and he enjoyed it.
Speaker 8: He's thrived on it. But he's got some teammates that
Speaker 8: have been through this okay, and he knows it is
Speaker 8: not just upon him. I mean, tells Gernandez coming through
Speaker 8: today was so big and it was like one of
Speaker 8: those things that's showing everybody else enjoys. But I think
Speaker 8: since we're talking about showing, you ask him about that.
Speaker 8: He is making himself a better player and enjoying the
Speaker 8: moment and knowing that every single edge you can get
Speaker 8: on the competition, like stolen bases on guy like colubn Burds,
Speaker 8: He's going to go out there and take advantage of
Speaker 8: it because it's all about winning games on this group
Speaker 8: of guys. Obviously, it's very meaningful to him and to
Speaker 8: the whole team.
Speaker 2: What'd you make about the defense from both teams tonight
Speaker 2: early in this game? Obviously the Orioles had a defensive
Speaker 2: meltdown in the fifth inning which gave the Dodgers an
Speaker 2: extra run, But both sides were a little sloppy on
Speaker 2: the defensive part of the game tonight.
Speaker 8: It was Noebweman. The Dodgers throughout the season are not
Speaker 8: given enough credit on how good their defense is. But
Speaker 8: I think when you took a team like Baltimore, they're
Speaker 8: trying to gain an edge on anything that they can,
Speaker 8: and they took advantage of the defense and the little
Speaker 8: left there from Will Smith and then the Dodgers same thing.
Speaker 8: You got a number one guy in Colbyn Burrn. I'm
Speaker 8: dealing with a great stuff that he does have. Even
Speaker 8: though he did give up some hard hits today, but
Speaker 8: they came at a time when at least the direstag
Speaker 8: advantage of the poor defense play behind him. You gonna
Speaker 8: have games like this. It's a long season and a
Speaker 8: little bit. How about you throwb on your defense and
Speaker 8: make plays behind him. Days like this, David is, the
Speaker 8: main thing is take advantage of those little opportunities to
Speaker 8: come out, because certainly you know that they don't come
Speaker 8: out very often, especially if a guy's on throwing strikes
Speaker 8: and they're playing and you know, good defense, it's tough
Speaker 8: to score run. So do very good job putting the
Speaker 8: ball in play and pressuring a team like the Orioles.
Speaker 2: Tonight, Jose Mota is joining us after the Dodgers beat
Speaker 2: the Orioles six to four. I thought tonight the biggest
Speaker 2: positive Jose was Walker Buehler answering some questions tonight, and
Speaker 2: it feels like he understood his body after his last start,
Speaker 2: and he wasn't exaggerating. He is starting to get closer
Speaker 2: to his old self. What did you see tonight that
Speaker 2: encourages you and makes you believe that he can get
Speaker 2: back to close to where he was before his second surgery.
Speaker 8: One simple word, simplification. That's it to me. Dave four
Speaker 8: seamer cutter, curveball, and he threw that curveball underswings. He
Speaker 8: threw for strike to steal a strike, but he threw
Speaker 8: the ball with conviction and confidence, and that's something that
Speaker 8: we know he has. It's in there, man, I'm telling
Speaker 8: you it's in there.
Speaker 5: Night.
Speaker 8: Talk to Dave Roberts before the game. I'll talked to
Speaker 8: Max Monster before the game, and it seems like every
Speaker 8: single guy is pulling for this guy to be good again.
Speaker 8: And you know, they know how hard he works. Sometimes
Speaker 8: it could be, you know, his worst and everybody. One
Speaker 8: thing I really admire about tonight is the fact that
Speaker 8: he did not allow these uncontrollable items to get in
Speaker 8: the way of him going after and just executing pictures.
Speaker 8: And you know, he's had so many tests day. The bloopers, uh,
Speaker 8: the last leads defensively, the text wing not called it.
Speaker 8: He could have folded, and he didn't, because you want
Speaker 8: to see that from a guy that through the years
Speaker 8: has been a big time pitcher for you, big game pitcher,
Speaker 8: and I think today overall has been his biggest game
Speaker 8: in so many things that were tested against him, and
Speaker 8: his stuff with three pitches was good enough to go
Speaker 8: out there somebody all.
Speaker 2: Right, Jose, thanks for checking in. We'll see you tomorrow
Speaker 2: night after the Dodgers hopefully get the same type of
Speaker 2: encouraging start from Bobby Miller.
Speaker 8: Bobby Ice time. Man, It's time, Yeah, it is, It's.
Speaker 2: Time for him to turn back in to Bobby. Ice appreciated, Jose,
Speaker 2: we'll talk to you tomorrow. Jose. Part of the Dodgers
Speaker 2: Spanish radio broadcast with Pep Bee and Ningez and the
Speaker 2: great Fernando Valnezuela. You know, Fernando pitch for the Orioles.
Speaker 2: Jim Palmer and Ben McDonald went into the Spanish radio
Speaker 2: booth to pay their respects to former Oriole Fernando Vealezuela.
Speaker 2: How about that little known fact right there, Fernando pitch
Speaker 2: for the Oh's eight six six nine eight seven two
Speaker 2: five seventy is the phone number. Going back to Walker Buehler,
Speaker 2: there are certain tells about players that feed off of
Speaker 2: energy and have swagger before starts, and I really haven't
Speaker 2: seen that Walker Bueller's swag before starts so far this season.
Speaker 2: But today while I was in the clubhouse, Walker Bueller
Speaker 2: was chirping, talking trash and walking around the clubhouse with
Speaker 2: a lot of swagger that I haven't seen so far
Speaker 2: this season. And that was a tell to me that
Speaker 2: he was very confident that tonight was going to be
Speaker 2: a good night for him and all in all. Like
Speaker 2: I said, you might look at the box score and say,
Speaker 2: what are you talking about? But he did have a
Speaker 2: good night tonight considering the way the rest of his
Speaker 2: season has gone to this point, so he is trending
Speaker 2: in the right direction. Let's go out to the phones again,
Speaker 2: Rocky in La. You're on Dodger Talk. Hi, Rocky.
Speaker 7: Oh, David Material voice. Always enjoyed the show.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it, rock though.
Speaker 7: Absolutely. You know, I did Dodgers fans since I was
Speaker 7: three year ago and I was turned fifty six last week,
Speaker 7: and I'm very concerned last year not as much this
Speaker 7: year is very disturbing. The volume of injuries on this team.
Speaker 7: And anyone who studied lociology or anyone, if they had
Speaker 7: a good professor, if they would know that that's uh,
Speaker 7: that plans too, something to do with conditioning and training.
Speaker 7: It's just way too many people on the same team
Speaker 7: at the same time. I don't know if there's a
Speaker 7: work and they have the most injuries, but they have
Speaker 7: to be toward the top of the MLB and injuries,
Speaker 7: and that's really disturbing because.
Speaker 2: There were a lot of pitching.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, I understand that, but you know something, something
Speaker 7: seems to miss. That's what I'm saying, and what I.
Speaker 2: Calls is a topic of comversation around the entire industry, Rocky,
Speaker 2: and that's how pitchers are being trained all the way
Speaker 2: from high school all the way up to professional baseball.
Speaker 2: I think that's the conversation everybody's having. Not because somebody
Speaker 2: pulls a hamstring or you know, uh, you know has
Speaker 2: like Max Munsey a strained oblique. There's nothing a training
Speaker 2: staff can do to prevent that.
Speaker 7: That's that's an excellent point that you're making, and that's
Speaker 7: something that a lot of a lot of families, a
Speaker 7: lot of parents really need to take more into consideration
Speaker 7: because the like you're saying, and a lot of these
Speaker 7: kids are playing at a really high level, they're playing
Speaker 7: year round is not necessary. Anyone will tell you it
Speaker 7: is not necessary. So that you're playing year round and
Speaker 7: all this travel ball and is overdone. And that it's
Speaker 7: a great point that you're making. The playing, thank you
Speaker 7: at the level the playing. Yeah, it's an excellent plan.
Speaker 7: Thank you for playing that out. You're you're very correct
Speaker 7: on that.
Speaker 2: So I won round one against Rocky. I won round one.
Speaker 7: Okay, hey, hey, when you right.
Speaker 2: Hey, you brought up some good points to Rocky. Call
Speaker 2: back anytime. We'll dive deeper. This can be an hour
Speaker 2: two hour show on why there's been so many pitching
Speaker 2: injuries this season. But uh, the Dodger training staff, led
Speaker 2: by Thomas Albert, is one of the best in baseball. Hey, Rocky,
Speaker 2: have a great rest of your night. Love that you've
Speaker 2: been a Dodger fan your whole life. We'll talk soon.
Speaker 8: Okay, you too.
Speaker 7: God bless you, sir.
Speaker 2: Hey, God bless you too. Rocky. Eight six six nine
Speaker 2: eight seven two five seventy is the phone number. Dodgers
Speaker 2: beat the Oriole six to four tonight. Let's go out
Speaker 2: to Oxnar. John. You're on overtime Dodger Talk.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: I was gonna stop at eleven o'clock, but hey, we're
Speaker 2: having too much fun out heard, but I stayed up
Speaker 2: all night to hear you. Hey, thank you. I was
Speaker 2: actually at the car Mats talks about Yes.
Speaker 10: You're talking about the picture snipe you are? Yeah, why
Speaker 10: I've remember when he pitched against Boston and once he
Speaker 10: hit the home run and extra innings.
Speaker 2: Twenty eighteen, the World Series twenty eighteen. Yes, he went
Speaker 2: toe to toe with Nathan Valdi eighteen inning game. Yes,
Speaker 2: and he can pitch.
Speaker 10: If he comes back to even eighty percent, we're gonna
Speaker 10: be okay.
Speaker 2: I agree with that, especially with the uncertainty of Tyler
Speaker 2: Glass Now, the mysterious elbow injury of Tyler Glass Now
Speaker 2: and went from elbow inflammation to him fighting to try
Speaker 2: to stay off the il to all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: him not throwing that well or that often. So we'll
Speaker 2: see where it goes with Tyler Glass Now. We do
Speaker 2: have good news when it comes to Yoshi Yamamoto. He
Speaker 2: made his first rehab start tonight for Oklahoma City. He
Speaker 2: went two innings through about thirty pitches. He did give
Speaker 2: up a solo home run, but a step in the
Speaker 2: right direction for Yoshi Yamamoto. And look, I'll make the
Speaker 2: argument that if just one of those two guys the
Speaker 2: Dodgers acquired during the off season, Glass Now or Yamamoto
Speaker 2: is healthy for the postseason, that's good enough to get
Speaker 2: through October. Just one of those guys, that's all I'm asking.
Speaker 2: Let's go out to Bruce who is at Dodgers Stadium tonight. Bruce,
Speaker 2: were you the lucky recipient of a gold Otani Decoy
Speaker 2: Bobblehead tonight, Bruce, were you that lucky tonight?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 7: I didn't get a gold one, all right, but you got.
Speaker 2: A regular one.
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, nice.
Speaker 2: I kind of like the regular one more than the
Speaker 2: gold plated.
Speaker 13: One, you know, I actually liked the regular one better.
Speaker 13: I prefer the one that's a little more realistic.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Were you expecting decoy to deliver the first pitch? The
Speaker 2: way he did from the mountain was so cool? I mean,
Speaker 2: the perfect dog, right, Otani's the perfect player and the
Speaker 2: dog is perfect.
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, otd that that was my well
Speaker 3: that in his home run together made a perfect knife
Speaker 3: for show.
Speaker 2: Hey, it was It made a perfect knight for the
Speaker 2: fans that were here.
Speaker 9: I would have to agree.
Speaker 3: So what's up with the third base umpire tonight?
Speaker 2: Last night?
Speaker 3: His strike zone was indeterminable, you know, for one batter
Speaker 3: to the next, you just never knew whether that ball
Speaker 3: is going to be a strike or a ball. And
Speaker 3: then tonight that no swing call. Everybody in the ballpark
Speaker 3: dot he had swung apparently except for that umpire.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know what was going on with Jansen Visconti,
Speaker 2: but it was a bad call and he had a
Speaker 2: bad ninth inning last night, that's for sure, Bruce. Thanks
Speaker 2: for the phone call. Glad you got your babblehead. Eight
Speaker 2: six six nine eighty seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 2: phone number. And with the Orioles in town, it's always
Speaker 2: great to see Hall of Famer Jim Palmer being back
Speaker 2: at Dodger Stadium. Jim Palmer was twenty years old when
Speaker 2: he pitched here at Dodgers Stadium during the nineteen sixty
Speaker 2: six World Series, and we had a chance to catch
Speaker 2: up with the Hall of Fame right hander before today's
Speaker 2: game about coming back to Dodgers Stadium after all these years.
Speaker 6: You know, we came here in sixty six, you know,
Speaker 6: of course the Dodgers. I grew up in New York
Speaker 6: and I was a Yankee fan, so that almost every
Speaker 6: World Series seemed like it was, you know, the Dodgers
Speaker 6: and the Yankees. Yankees won most of them. The Dodgers
Speaker 6: did win a fifty five and Don Larson, who pitched
Speaker 6: a perfect game in fifty six was one of my
Speaker 6: teammates when I got to the big leagues in nineteen.
Speaker 6: So I was born in New York, adopted moved a
Speaker 6: Whittier when my dad passed away when I was nine
Speaker 6: and nineteen fifty five, and then we came to Beverly
Speaker 6: Hills in nineteen fifty six. So I used to go
Speaker 6: to I used to go to Coliseum and then I
Speaker 6: would when I moved to Arizona to go to high school.
Speaker 6: Dodgers actually wanted me to sign, but it was a
Speaker 6: year before the draft, and they said, listen, go to FC,
Speaker 6: and I went. I went to actually the backyard barbecue
Speaker 6: with Rod Dato and they said, you know, go.
Speaker 5: There for a year.
Speaker 6: We'll shine you the next year. And I said, while
Speaker 6: I have other teams interested, and they signed Jeff Torboord,
Speaker 6: who's a great guy, instead of me. And then you
Speaker 6: know that of course the Dodgers we played him in
Speaker 6: sixty six in the World Series. They had one in
Speaker 6: sixty three and they beat the Yanks sixty three. They
Speaker 6: beat the Twins in sixty five, so when we came
Speaker 6: out here, we were the underdogs. And you know the
Speaker 6: irony is because of the Jewish holidays. Sandy kofak So
Speaker 6: was what twenty seven and seven that year with a
Speaker 6: one night era. He didn't pitch game one, so I
Speaker 6: ended up you know, pitching Game two. Game one, Brooks
Speaker 6: Robinson and Frank Robinson hit home runs in the first
Speaker 6: inning off Don Drysdale. But I'm twenty years old, and
Speaker 6: I'm thinking, you know, we really don't have much of
Speaker 6: a chance, you know, first time we'd ever been in
Speaker 6: the World Series. I said, well, maybe we do. And
Speaker 6: then Dave McNally started struggled. Mantrabowski came in and struck
Speaker 6: out eleven Dodgers in six and two thirds innings, one
Speaker 6: of the great performances in relief. And I'm sitting there
Speaker 6: at twenty, and you know, I was a basketball curveball pitcher.
Speaker 6: I tow real hard, but sometimes it went over, sometimes
Speaker 6: it didn't. And I'm going to pitch against Sandy Kovacs,
Speaker 6: and I go, I just don't want to embarrass myself.
Speaker 6: And as it turned out, it was nothing. Nothing. Going
Speaker 6: to the fifth inning, Willie Davis dropped the fly ball,
Speaker 6: dropped another one, and it wasn't particularly it was sunny,
Speaker 6: but it was you know, the you know, kind of
Speaker 6: the you know, June gloom, but it was in October.
Speaker 6: Picked up the second one through in the stands. We
Speaker 6: got some under and runs. You know, I think they
Speaker 6: made six errors in that game. We won six nothing,
Speaker 6: went to Baltimore one one nothing, one nothing, and walked
Speaker 6: out of Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, World Champs. It was
Speaker 6: I mean, it was so surreal that we could not
Speaker 6: only beat the Dodgers, but somehow win four in a row.
Speaker 6: And you know, they didn't have a great offense, and
Speaker 6: they were mostly about pitching. Get wills on. You know,
Speaker 6: Tommy Davis, who eventually played with us, was one of
Speaker 6: the great hitters, broke his ankle, so they didn't have
Speaker 6: a great offense, but they usually beat you because they
Speaker 6: didn't beat themselves. My game, they beat themselves. And then
Speaker 6: how often do you have won nothing ball games, you know,
Speaker 6: in the World Series. But we were able to do that.
Speaker 6: Wally Bunker who had been Rookie Pitch of the Year
Speaker 6: but it had some arm problems, and then Dave bing
Speaker 6: Ally came back from struggling in Game one nothing in
Speaker 6: your World Champs.
Speaker 2: Jim, I heard my whole life growing up in the
Speaker 2: San Fernando Valley about those eras by Willie Davis, who
Speaker 2: everybody was shocked that he had those airs. Could you
Speaker 2: feel the momentum change in the World Series with those plays.
Speaker 6: Well, it changed the score of the game. You know,
Speaker 6: we had one game, I think we won Game one
Speaker 6: five to two, and they scored I think they scored
Speaker 6: in the second or third inning and never scored another run.
Speaker 6: You know, but again it was a four game series
Speaker 6: as it turned out. Yeah, but you know, I mean
Speaker 6: Sandy I think through twenty three of the first twenty
Speaker 6: five pitches for strikes. I mean, even Sandy Cofek I
Speaker 6: hit against him, you know, I mean as a kid,
Speaker 6: I used to come to Dodger Stadium and watch him pitch,
Speaker 6: and you know, I saw him on television, I saw
Speaker 6: him in the World Series. But once again, I mean,
Speaker 6: you know, he throws it at your fastball and it
Speaker 6: starts in the lobby and ends up in a mezzanine.
Speaker 6: And then when you fail, oh well, you know, and
Speaker 6: I was pretty good hitter, I go, I better get
Speaker 6: a little bit quicker, and I use Frank Robinson as
Speaker 6: our one sixty one and I go, And now all
Speaker 6: of a sudden, the same pitch that you thought was
Speaker 6: a fastball would end up in the lower basement because
Speaker 6: it was a curveball. John Rosebury would catch her on
Speaker 6: the ground and That's why Cofax Waskpex.
Speaker 2: And there is the great Jim Palmer, who was part
Speaker 2: of the nineteen sixty six World champion Orioles who swept
Speaker 2: the Dodgers in the Fall Classic. Nineteen sixty six would
Speaker 2: be the final season Sandy Kofax pitched after an arthritic
Speaker 2: elbow forced him to retirement. Obviously, nowadays he would have
Speaker 2: kept pitching, but at that point in time, it was
Speaker 2: just too painful for Kofax to continue at thirty years old.
Speaker 2: How about this, the sixty six Orioles, they never trailed
Speaker 2: at any single point in time in that four game
Speaker 2: sweep against the Dodgers, only the second team in baseball
Speaker 2: history to never trail in a game and win the
Speaker 2: World Series. The other, the nineteen sixty three Dodgers, who
Speaker 2: were a special team themselves, were never trailing in that
Speaker 2: World Series, as they were able to sweep the Yankees
Speaker 2: in that Fall Classic. You know how many years the
Speaker 2: Dodgers and Yankees played each other in New York and Brooklyn,
Speaker 2: and the Dodgers moved to LA in nineteen fifty eight
Speaker 2: play the Yankees in sixty three, first time Dodgers Yankees
Speaker 2: coast to coast and the Dodgers sweep Mickey Mantle, Roger
Speaker 2: Marris and the Pinstripes in four games in that Fall Classic.
Speaker 2: So the sixty three Dodgers and the sixty six Orioles
Speaker 2: the only two teams to never trail in the World
Speaker 2: Series and win it. That'll do it for us. Tonight
Speaker 2: on Dodger Talk To, here are full conversation with the
Speaker 2: Hall of Famer Jim Palmer. You can find it on
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app. Tomorrow, the Dodgers will have Bobby Miller
Speaker 2: on the mound going up against South Paul kad Povich,
Speaker 2: who is just one in six this season with an
Speaker 2: ERA of six ' ten. Bobby Miller in his last
Speaker 2: start when six innings and certainly was encouraged by the
Speaker 2: way things worked out for him. He was more of
Speaker 2: a pitcher than a thrower. And you know, he admitted
Speaker 2: himself this season at times he was chasing velocity. We
Speaker 2: did not see that in Bobby's last start against the Mariners.
Speaker 2: So hopefully he could build upon it like Walker Buehler
Speaker 2: built upon his last start the way he pitched. Tonight.
Speaker 2: Morongo Casino Dodgers on Deck begins at six o'clock tomorrow,
Speaker 2: with first pitch at seven ten. Thanks to Colin Ye
Speaker 2: back at our Burbank studios, Thanks to Dwayne McDonald out
Speaker 2: here at Dodgers Stadium, and thanks to you for listening.
Speaker 2: Hope you got homes, Hope you made it to Dodgers
Speaker 2: Stadium safe. And I know the Dodgers Otani, Tioscar Hernandez,
Speaker 2: they put on a show for you tonight as Otani
Speaker 2: Homer steals, two vases, score threes, scores three times. Tioscar
Speaker 2: Hernandez with the big, go ahead, three run home run
Speaker 2: in the third inning, and the Dodgers beat the Orioles
Speaker 2: six to four. Coming up next, Ben Malor on Fox
Speaker 2: Sports Radio. We'll talk to you tomorrow night. See U.