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Speaker 6: Tim kas Hi, everybody, and good afternoon. Welcome in to
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Speaker 6: this three game series in San Diego as they go
Speaker 6: for this series win after splitting the first two games. Today,
Speaker 6: the rubber game for Petco Park. Ben Casparius is the
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Speaker 6: Shortly we'll head to the field and check in live
Speaker 6: with Kirsten Watson from Sports and at LA and in
Speaker 6: just a few minutes we head out to the Gallpit.
Speaker 6: Motors broadcast booth was Steven Nelson and Rick monday Well.
Speaker 6: The series started on Monday night with a thriller in
Speaker 6: extra innings. The Dodgers beat the Padres last night though
Speaker 6: San Diego. It was unfortunately a laugher and the Dodgers
Speaker 6: were on the bad side of it. Tillan ceased his
Speaker 6: best start of the year. He was one in five
Speaker 6: and struggling in the month of May in early June,
Speaker 6: but last night they looked like the Dylan Sez of old.
Speaker 6: Seven shutout innings. He struck out eleven along the way,
Speaker 6: scattered three hits against the Dodgers offense, who only had
Speaker 6: six hits in the entire game. The Padres often scored
Speaker 6: early and often. They scored three in the third, They
Speaker 6: scored a run in the fourth, They scored a run
Speaker 6: in the fifth, and then in the sixth inning the
Speaker 6: fifth any Manny Machado tacked on more.
Speaker 7: Fine draft base hit left center field. This sea is
Speaker 7: going to score a rise. Pajz thought about throwing hole
Speaker 7: but once to keep Machado on first base. A smart
Speaker 7: player by Andy. Another RBI hit for Machado, and now
Speaker 7: it's five nothing, San.
Speaker 6: Diego, Manny Machado, the RBI single Maldonado with homer in
Speaker 6: this sixth Manchado then an RBI ground out in the
Speaker 6: sixth Manny Machado then again a two run single in
Speaker 6: the seventh inning, and Manny Machado last night drove in five.
Speaker 6: He was three for five. Luisa Rise was three for five,
Speaker 6: extra basein and RBI. The Padre scored eleven runs on
Speaker 6: sixteen hits. Poor Matt Souer, the bulkanting guy yesterday after
Speaker 6: lu Trevino went one shutout inning, four and two thirds
Speaker 6: gave up nine runs on thirteen hits. He was out
Speaker 6: there to wear it. He threw a season high one
Speaker 6: hundred and eleven pitches for the Dodgers, who needed to
Speaker 6: save the bullpen, so they brought in Keyke Hernandez for
Speaker 6: the final two and a third innings. He gave him
Speaker 6: a couple more runs. The Dodgers offense finally scored in
Speaker 6: the eighth inning thanks to Michael Confordo.
Speaker 7: If Confordo hits a whole run, I will call it
Speaker 7: like it's Game one of the World Series right now.
Speaker 7: That's where I'm got met to first pitch, swinging line
Speaker 7: drive left center field, down for.
Speaker 3: A hit, but Goo Rojas gonna be waved around. He
Speaker 3: will score without a throw.
Speaker 7: The Dodgers are on the board, hits eleven to one.
Speaker 7: San Diego RBI base hit Michael Confordo, Yeah, a.
Speaker 6: Little something to get happy about it, Yes, Michael Conforto.
Speaker 6: The RBI single in the top half of the eighth inning.
Speaker 1: That was it.
Speaker 6: The Dodgers one run on six hits. The Dodgers stranded
Speaker 6: eleven base runners. They were two for six with runners
Speaker 6: in scoring position. But last night was all about the
Speaker 6: Padres offense. Dylan Cez and Matt Soer out there wearing
Speaker 6: it for almost five innings, giving them nine runs on
Speaker 6: thirteen hits. Once you're out there, you're gonna have to
Speaker 6: take it to save the bullpen. Last night is just
Speaker 6: one of those games you chalk up as one of
Speaker 6: one sixty two. You take your lumps in an eleven
Speaker 6: to one loss to the San Diego Padres.
Speaker 1: The good thing is today is.
Speaker 6: A new day, a new game, and a chance to
Speaker 6: win this series in San Diego. As the Dodgers and
Speaker 6: Padres square off Ben Casparius, we'll get the start as
Speaker 6: the opener, first bitch at one ten and with more
Speaker 6: we head out to the Gallvin Butters broadcast booth as
Speaker 6: we say good afternoon to Stephen Nelson and Rick Monday, guys.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Tim.
Speaker 7: Feels a little bit like a Sunday getaway, but it's
Speaker 7: the middle of the week. Wednesday afternoon, the Dodgers and
Speaker 7: Padres series finale and the rubber game of this three
Speaker 7: game set. Bowl game one awesome postseason feel. The Dodgers
Speaker 7: won it, and last night was really the exact opposite.
Speaker 3: Every since it did.
Speaker 7: Not have a postseason feel, and the Dodgers got absolutely
Speaker 7: blown out.
Speaker 3: So what are your expectations coming into today.
Speaker 2: Well, not only did it not have a postseason field,
Speaker 2: it did not have a spring training Field's fair. It
Speaker 2: was just it was one of those days that you say, okay,
Speaker 2: look we did nothing and they did just about everything.
Speaker 2: And that's kind of the story. In spite of that,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers didn't play that poorly. There were a couple
Speaker 2: of good defensive plays, one of them by Andy PAHs
Speaker 2: in center field and the other Mookie bench. There was
Speaker 2: a good defensive play also made by San Diego. It
Speaker 2: was somewhat entertaining, although painful, for this Dodger ball club,
Speaker 2: and I expect them to turn things around in the
Speaker 2: bigger picture. We talked about it yesterday, Stephen. The Dodgers, Yes,
Speaker 2: they're atop the nationally Western Division. Look at the last
Speaker 2: thirty three games, they're below five hundred, they're sixteen and seventeen.
Speaker 2: And if you look at the p Andres the last
Speaker 2: thirty one games they played, they're just below five hundred,
Speaker 2: they're at fifteen and sixteen. Both of these teams are
Speaker 2: trying to shift gears and get it into gear and
Speaker 2: start to play good baseball.
Speaker 7: And here's where things stand at the end of today,
Speaker 7: mo any one of three different teams can be in first.
Speaker 3: Place in the West.
Speaker 7: Could be the Dodgers, could be the Padres, could be
Speaker 7: the San Francisco Giants who won one run ball games
Speaker 7: all in a row six to one.
Speaker 3: Her game san Francisco's won.
Speaker 7: And obviously the Giants coming to Dodgers Stadium for a
Speaker 7: three game set this weekend. And so the Dodgers are
Speaker 7: short of in this portion of the season where the
Speaker 7: injuries are with the are the injury list of the
Speaker 7: pitching staff speak for itself, and so they are just
Speaker 7: simply trying to tread water at this point and by
Speaker 7: time for those guys to get.
Speaker 2: Back healthy exactly. And while they are trying to tread water,
Speaker 2: you know, there's some sharks in the water also trying
Speaker 2: to take advantage of it, and for good reason. I mean,
Speaker 2: if there's an opening, you're going to be going for it.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what the Dodgers have done in the past.
Speaker 2: I think that yesterday is one of those games. It's
Speaker 2: not as painful, Oh it's embarrassing, but you know, you
Speaker 2: get over that much much more rapidly than you do
Speaker 2: when you lose a one run game late in the
Speaker 2: game because maybe a miscuse. So I expect this Dodger
Speaker 2: buck love to come on out. They have a point
Speaker 2: to prove, and that point is to remain not just
Speaker 2: in first place, but turn things around and start to
Speaker 2: play like the team that they have, because if you
Speaker 2: start to think of all the injuries, it's incredible that
Speaker 2: they have put together the record that they have right now.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and that's the sentiment that I've heard from several
Speaker 7: Dodger position players heading into this series. So look, if
Speaker 7: you're gonna put yourself in the spin zone after last night,
Speaker 7: the only positive, the only takeaway from Kei k Hernandez
Speaker 7: pitching more than two winnings last night. It wasn't the
Speaker 7: fun and entertainment. That wasn't the point. What was the
Speaker 7: point was that the Dodger bullpen was preserved for today.
Speaker 7: They have a chance to win this series. COSPIRAUS will
Speaker 7: open Justin Robleski available to be the bulk guy out
Speaker 7: of the pen, and then all their high leverage arms
Speaker 7: will be ready to go. The same can be set
Speaker 7: for the San Diego Padres. So we're excited for this one.
Speaker 7: Tim we'll talk to you a little bit later with
Speaker 7: some keys from Rick Monday.
Speaker 6: Sounds good, Thank you, Nelly. So we count you down
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Speaker 6: want to put last night behind them and try to
Speaker 6: get out of San Diego with the series win.
Speaker 8: They really do. And last night was a game in
Speaker 8: which Dave Roberts he realized that Dylan Zis was phenomenal.
Speaker 8: He was essentially untouchable, unhittable, very much so. And so
Speaker 8: with Matt Souer, he intically have the command that he
Speaker 8: wanted to going into it, but he was able to
Speaker 8: eat up a lot of innings, so he was able
Speaker 8: to protect the bullpen, saving our key arms out of there.
Speaker 8: So they are available today to win the rubber match.
Speaker 8: And I think it's just that reminder of it's one
Speaker 8: hundred and sixty two regular season games, and yes, you
Speaker 8: want to win every single one of them, but sometimes
Speaker 8: you got a kind of plan for ahead when you
Speaker 8: recognize situation. So ultimately, with it being at the time
Speaker 8: a nine zero game for Kyk to come in and
Speaker 8: take the last three innings, that's kind of.
Speaker 3: What was needed today.
Speaker 6: The Dodgers, they're pitching plan a little different than what
Speaker 6: we thought it was going to be last night.
Speaker 1: For today's final game of the series.
Speaker 8: Exactly. Yeah, last night and even just coming into this series,
Speaker 8: we were told that Justin Robleski was going to have
Speaker 8: the start today but was considering how things went yesterday,
Speaker 8: still wanting to win this series and have an opportunity
Speaker 8: to win the series. Dave Roberts in just the coaching staff,
Speaker 8: they decided they wanted to go with Ben Casparius as
Speaker 8: the opener slash starter today. So we know that Bennison
Speaker 8: coming out of the bullpen taking down bulk inning, being
Speaker 8: a high leverage arm in different situations, but it sounds
Speaker 8: like they're going to start kind of stretching him out,
Speaker 8: potentially keeping him leaving him in the rotation. So we'll
Speaker 8: see what that looks like today. He's only built up
Speaker 8: to like that forty five fifty pitch count range, so
Speaker 8: Dave said that realistically three innings probably makes the most
Speaker 8: sense with him for this one today and then he's
Speaker 8: going to manage to win. So that could include Justin
Speaker 8: roeless in the pitching plan, or it could include just
Speaker 8: the rest of the bullpen in the high leverage arms
Speaker 8: that at least are available today because Matt sour By
Speaker 8: eating up all those innings yesterday was able to protect them.
Speaker 8: So we'll see exactly how it plays out as the
Speaker 8: game goes on, but it does sound like we might
Speaker 8: be seeing more of than taking down the first three
Speaker 8: potentially four inning spending on how efficient he is, and
Speaker 8: then more of a traditional bullten kind of game behind him.
Speaker 6: The most important thing is let's get a win and
Speaker 6: get home for the off day tomorrow. Kirist, We appreciate it.
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Speaker 6: working his way back from shoulder surgery. Brookie Sasaki on
Speaker 6: the IL with the right shoulder impingement. Tony Gonsolin with
Speaker 6: him on the IL, the Dodgers hoping Ben Casparrius can
Speaker 6: give him a little length today. Dave Roberts also hinting
Speaker 6: a little earlier that Freddie Freeman dealing with a little
Speaker 6: quad injury, but nothing to keep him out of the lineup.
Speaker 6: In fact, let's hear more from the manager Dave Roberts.
Speaker 6: Well head back to say, do you think.
Speaker 4: Questions for Dave?
Speaker 3: Dave, can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 5: Can you talk about the pressure in the dugouts with
Speaker 5: Dave Robbers.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think that certainly, you know, go as long
Speaker 9: as you can, within reason, get as many outs as
Speaker 9: he can.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 9: It's so I think that's kind of part of that.
Speaker 9: As far as going forward, we'll see what that means.
Speaker 9: As far as role, we're certainly uh, you know, with
Speaker 9: with things that are going on with the rotation. Obviously
Speaker 9: the way Ben's performed being a former starting pitcher. We
Speaker 9: like this kind of transition right now. What that means
Speaker 9: after today, we'll see, But we feel good about Ben
Speaker 9: starting today and eating up as many outs, and as
Speaker 9: far as after I think we feel good about leverage
Speaker 9: versus is kind of covering the game and all that.
Speaker 8: Could you see. I guess the situation which potentially you
Speaker 8: can start stretching him alan to start taking down a
Speaker 8: little bit more innings, it need be just considering the injuries.
Speaker 9: Like you mentioned, I think so, Yeah, I think that's
Speaker 9: certainly a likely possibility.
Speaker 4: With Justin Okay, is that my probabtively hold him gang
Speaker 4: a little bit healthier so you don't have to rely
Speaker 4: on Ben as much as the leverage for a situation.
Speaker 9: I think that that's one part of it. I also
Speaker 9: think part of the fact that, you know, losing Gonsolin
Speaker 9: kind of also you know, created a different opportunity for
Speaker 9: Ben or need any way you want to look at it.
Speaker 2: Has there been conversation then, but you know Ben's pitch
Speaker 2: very well. Is this the best way to maximize that?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think that's kind of internally kind of figuring
Speaker 9: out how we get through this period before we get
Speaker 9: out of guys back to health and you know, what's
Speaker 9: best for Ben, what's best for our ball club in
Speaker 9: this moment in time. So those are the conversations, and
Speaker 9: you know, Skearsen said, potentially there's a chance to continue
Speaker 9: to build him up, which you know right now.
Speaker 2: Makes sense if you talk to him about it and
Speaker 2: kind of pitched it to him.
Speaker 9: I don't think there needs to be a pitch. I
Speaker 9: think that this is kind of he's in for whatever
Speaker 9: is asked of him.
Speaker 3: What is he kind of stretched out to right now?
Speaker 9: Like the three I think I think three, I think
Speaker 9: three and forty five. I think I liked for today
Speaker 9: something like that.
Speaker 4: Dave last night game ending double play. It didn't seem
Speaker 4: like Freddy was really running that hard. Is there anything
Speaker 4: going on with him.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, Actually he's dealing with the little quad, a
Speaker 9: little quad thing, and so he was not going to
Speaker 9: come out of the game. So I think that for
Speaker 9: for me, my deal with him is that if you're
Speaker 9: going to play today, stay in the game last night,
Speaker 9: then manage it, so let's not go crazy on the basis.
Speaker 9: So they got the ankle thing, and then he's obviously
Speaker 9: dealing with this quad, so yeah, if you're not giving
Speaker 9: one hundred and ten percent down the line, that's no problem.
Speaker 9: So he is managing a quad situation. So yeah, thanks
Speaker 9: for asking.
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Speaker 6: All right, David, just a few minutes ago, we heard
Speaker 6: your question to Dave Roberts about Freddie Freeman.
Speaker 1: When did this pop up?
Speaker 4: This quad injury last night in the seventh inning, Tim,
Speaker 4: is when it really reaggravated itself or reared its head
Speaker 4: as far as Freddy's concerned. So you know I noticed
Speaker 4: it as you heard me ask on the final play
Speaker 4: of the yesterday's game. A very forgettable game if you're
Speaker 4: the Dodgers, but a game ending double play and very
Speaker 4: uncharacteristic of Freddy just to kind of jog up the
Speaker 4: first base line. But there was a reason. I believe
Speaker 4: it's his left quad that is compromised right now on
Speaker 4: top of his right ankle, and look, Freddie wants to
Speaker 4: be out there for as close to one hundred and
Speaker 4: sixty two games. So Dave Roberts is trusting him that
Speaker 4: he can manage this quad injury, and that's why he
Speaker 4: allowed him to play today, day off tomorrow as you know,
Speaker 4: so hopefully this doesn't turn into a more serious injury.
Speaker 4: But Dave Roberts is not only trusting Freddie Freeman to
Speaker 4: manage the injury, get treatment on that injury on the quad,
Speaker 4: but also not try to do anything ill advised on
Speaker 4: the basis trying to extend a single into a double
Speaker 4: going first to third. You're going to see a station
Speaker 4: to station Freddy Freeman today.
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Speaker 6: We heard Dave Roberts allude to this could be a runway,
Speaker 6: as he likes to say, for Ben to get into
Speaker 6: the roation where he was a starting pitcher in the
Speaker 6: minor leagues. David kind of feels like they've given other
Speaker 6: guys opportunities to win a spot in the resultation, landon Knag,
Speaker 6: Bobby Miller, Justin Robleski, and now it's Ben Casparius's time
Speaker 6: maybe right.
Speaker 4: Right, And I feel that's the reason why they decided
Speaker 4: to go this route. They've given those guys opportunities, they
Speaker 4: haven't taken it and owned that opportunity. And also with
Speaker 4: the injury to Tony Gonsolin, they really don't have anywhere
Speaker 4: else to turn. And this just adds to my argument
Speaker 4: that Ben Caspirius, outside of Yoshi Yamamoto, has been the
Speaker 4: most valuable pitcher on this Dodger staff. He's thrown more
Speaker 4: innings than any other reliever in the National League. They've
Speaker 4: asked him to be a high leverage reliever at the
Speaker 4: back end of games, They've asked him to be a
Speaker 4: bulk innings guy, and now they're asking him today to
Speaker 4: be an opener and transition back to his starting pitcher.
Speaker 4: And I've talked to Ben about these different type of
Speaker 4: roles and he said, you know what, I just don't
Speaker 4: want to go back to Oklahoma City, So he'll do
Speaker 4: whatever the Dodgers want. And look, Casparius going into the
Speaker 4: rotation that is going to be not just a short
Speaker 4: term situation, Tim, It's going to take the Dodgers all
Speaker 4: the way up to the All Star Break, because, as
Speaker 4: I said on Dodger Talk last night, I'm predicting blake'snew
Speaker 4: to make the start his first start since going on
Speaker 4: the IL, that first game right out of the All
Speaker 4: Star Break against the Brewers. Just the sense I'm getting
Speaker 4: don't know about Tyler Glass now, Roki Sazaki is behind
Speaker 4: both those guys. So this is something the Dodgers are
Speaker 4: going to do up until that All Star break with
Speaker 4: Ben Casparrius to hope he.
Speaker 6: Takes it and runs with it because he's been so
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Speaker 4: All right, Rick, the Dodgers managed last night's game, getting
Speaker 4: ready for today's and Ben Casparius now is going to
Speaker 4: be the starting pitcher.
Speaker 2: Well, it's kind of interesting and I'm really looking forward
Speaker 2: to it because Ben Cosparius has been so consistent coming
Speaker 2: out of the bullpen. A couple of things to look
Speaker 2: at today. He's going to get the normal warm up
Speaker 2: instead of just going to the bullpen and maybe coming in,
Speaker 2: you know, during a ballgame, how does he go through
Speaker 2: that transition I'm talking about it normally starts like twenty
Speaker 2: five minutes before a first pitch, instead of just okay,
Speaker 2: get up and you throw twelve pitches or maybe fifteen pitches.
Speaker 2: You know, you have eight also warming up when you
Speaker 2: get into the mound itself, if you're coming out of
Speaker 2: the bullpen. I look forward to this because I think
Speaker 2: his aggressiveness on the mound plays better. Maybe in a
Speaker 2: starting role, We'll see how he handles it. But It's
Speaker 2: one of those things. I'm really delighted to see this today.
Speaker 4: Also, Dave Roberts filled this in that Freddie Freeman will
Speaker 4: not be running at full speed. He's been dealing with
Speaker 4: a quad injury that he sustained in the seventh inning
Speaker 4: of last night's game. That's why he wasn't really running
Speaker 4: that hard up the first base line on that game
Speaker 4: end double play. So you got the right ankle, now
Speaker 4: you got the left quad for Freddy Freeman as well.
Speaker 2: And the other part too, is Freddy Freeman is in
Speaker 2: the lineup. That's Freddy Freeman because he had aches and
Speaker 2: pains and everything else, but he takes great pride in
Speaker 2: being able to play the game and be there for
Speaker 2: his teammates and for the organization. That is so big
Speaker 2: of a statement. It's fun to watch.
Speaker 4: And it kind of sends a message. You would know this, Rick,
Speaker 4: I mean, you played through a lot of injuries. When
Speaker 4: your star player is still going out there and answering
Speaker 4: the bell even with all that, doesn't that put a
Speaker 4: little pressure on the rest of the team.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does, And from a positive standpoint. Someone asked
Speaker 2: me a long time ago, he said, well, how many
Speaker 2: games of one hundred and sixty two. Would you say
Speaker 2: that you feel one hundred percent handful?
Speaker 3: Is it thirty?
Speaker 2: Is it maybe fifty at most? I mean where you
Speaker 2: go out there and say, wow, I feel really great.
Speaker 2: It doesn't happen that often. These guys are playing with
Speaker 2: aches and pains all the time and trying to get loose,
Speaker 2: and for a player to come out and everybody knows
Speaker 2: he's injured, to come out and say no, put me
Speaker 2: in the lineup. Yes, he doesn't have to run a
Speaker 2: great deal. But then you start to think of all
Speaker 2: the different plays that he has made down the line,
Speaker 2: including one here in Foul Territory in this series, that
Speaker 2: being on Monday night in the first game, he covers
Speaker 2: a lot of ground. So it sends a big message
Speaker 2: to everybody else's hey, look, we're in this thing together.
Speaker 3: Let's pull the cart.
Speaker 4: Everybody always talks about leadership and holding each other accountable.
Speaker 4: Isn't that an example of doing so.
Speaker 2: It's easy to talk about leadership, it's difficult to physically
Speaker 2: show it day in and day out, And the doctors
Speaker 2: have a few guys that do that on a consistent basis.
Speaker 4: Will Smith, a guy that has a high pain tolerance.
Speaker 4: He's feeling good and.
Speaker 2: You better have a pain tolerance, is there. I've always
Speaker 2: been mystified, I guess that's the right word on how
Speaker 2: catchers can go through an entire season with all the
Speaker 2: aches and the pains. You know, they're not in the
Speaker 2: crouch anymore, they're even down on one knee, but you're
Speaker 2: still exposed to the foul balls that come back and
Speaker 2: get you to wear and tear. And then the mental part,
Speaker 2: because you're really helping the pitcher navigate through a ballgame.
Speaker 2: It's the stress and strain, and catchers never have a
Speaker 2: moment and go, ah, let me just relax for a
Speaker 2: couple of.
Speaker 4: Minutes, which makes it even more remarkable that Will Smith
Speaker 4: is not only one of the best catchers in baseball,
Speaker 4: but also one of the best hitters in baseball. Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've used this in a note a lot. If
Speaker 2: we look at the last two and a half years
Speaker 2: in Major League baseball, Will Smith has had more advanced
Speaker 2: with runners in scoring position than anyone else in the
Speaker 2: major leagues, and he's also responded very very well on
Speaker 2: top of that. So, yeah, take that one to the bank.
Speaker 4: All right, Rick, thanks a lot for that. Nugget. Can't
Speaker 4: get that anywhere else except right here, my favorite Rick,
Speaker 4: Rick Monday. We'll send it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 1: Tim all right, thanks, So we all love Rick Monday.
Speaker 6: Still to come here on Dodgers on Deck you will
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Speaker 6: We'll be back with our favorite Steven Nelson, that is.
Speaker 6: But the keys to the game up next, we go
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Speaker 4: The Dodgers are closing out this series in San Diego,
Speaker 4: and we're joined right now by Dodger catcher Dalton Rushing. Rushing.
Speaker 4: Thanks a lot for the time, appreciate it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, absolutely, it's good to be here, David.
Speaker 4: Surprisingly, you're more awake than most of your teammates this
Speaker 4: early in the day.
Speaker 11: Yeah, gotta wake up. It's a day game. Gotta be ready.
Speaker 4: Hey, what's the experience been like for you so far?
Speaker 4: You've gotten your feet wet. Have you found a routine
Speaker 4: in this new role of not playing every day?
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's uh, it's coming along. It's starting to figure
Speaker 11: some things out and understand what I have to do
Speaker 11: to stay ready. Haven't obviously perfected it to this point
Speaker 11: and haven't done exactly what I would like to do
Speaker 11: or what I think I could do to help the team.
Speaker 11: But yeah, that's part of it. It's part of this journey.
Speaker 11: It's part of getting your feet wet, like you said,
Speaker 11: and being able to understand your role.
Speaker 4: It's not easy playing just twice a week. Everybody thinks
Speaker 4: you just show up and you're fresh and ready to go,
Speaker 4: but it's a bigger challenge than what some would expect.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's tough. It's tough to catch a groove, but
Speaker 11: like I said, that's it's my role and it's something
Speaker 11: that I personally have to figure out to uh, whatever
Speaker 11: I have to do to help the team. And that's
Speaker 11: something that we're kind of getting on right now.
Speaker 4: To make it to the major leagues, you obviously had
Speaker 4: to do something right, and the Dodgers valued it. Is
Speaker 4: there any point in time in your baseball life where
Speaker 4: you were a backup and not playing every day and
Speaker 4: being the guy.
Speaker 11: No, not to this point obviously until now. So yeah,
Speaker 11: that's that's kind of the adjustment that we're we're trying
Speaker 11: to make and yeah, moving forward, whatever, like I said,
Speaker 11: whatever I have to do to stay ready, to be
Speaker 11: ready to help the team. Just do my part. I'm
Speaker 11: gonna be willing to do it.
Speaker 4: Dalton Rushing as our guest in front of first pitch
Speaker 4: between the Dodgers and Padres. This is your first taste
Speaker 4: being part of the team in this type of atmosphere.
Speaker 4: What's it been like for the first two games, even
Speaker 4: the night that you were not starting.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's cool. It's it's something that you obviously dream
Speaker 11: about when you put your head down on the pillow
Speaker 11: at night. You you want to play in these atmospheres.
Speaker 11: You want the fans to be this active every single game.
Speaker 11: It's a blessing playing in LA because you get this
Speaker 11: atmosphere most of the time, so you kind of you
Speaker 11: become accustomed to the crowd. You become accustomed to the
Speaker 11: way that they act, the way that they show emotion
Speaker 11: to the players on off the field. And Yeah, like
Speaker 11: I said, I think it's it's pretty special getting to
Speaker 11: see it in San Diego, a division rival right now,
Speaker 11: a team that we're going to see down the stretch,
Speaker 11: we're going to see throughout the year. And yeah, I
Speaker 11: think it's really good for me to be able to
Speaker 11: see it early on in my career.
Speaker 4: All right, take us behind the plate. Being a rookie,
Speaker 4: being new to the league. What's it been like developing
Speaker 4: the relationships with the umpires, maybe talking to them as
Speaker 4: the game is going on. Do you have any conversation
Speaker 4: with the umpires as far as trying to keep each
Speaker 4: other in the game together.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's you. You meet a lot of these guys
Speaker 11: for the first time. You kind of have to understand
Speaker 11: the way that they operate. Each umpire is different, just
Speaker 11: like a player. Each player is different, they all click differently,
Speaker 11: they all respond to things differently. So being able to,
Speaker 11: like I said, understand them, understand their style of calling
Speaker 11: a game, the relationships that they want to build with
Speaker 11: the catcher, that's I think that's the most important part.
Speaker 11: And obviously the more that more time you get to
Speaker 11: spend with them back there, the more comfortable you're going
Speaker 11: to be. And like I said, once again, you're going
Speaker 11: to be able to understand them as an umpire a
Speaker 11: little better.
Speaker 4: Are you a talker behind the plate?
Speaker 11: I usually have quite a few conversations in between, not
Speaker 11: as much as far as like mid pitch, mid at bat,
Speaker 11: anything like that. It's usually like post ab in between ennings.
Speaker 11: Like I said, just ask him on some pitches that
Speaker 11: you have questions about. Understand that they are going to
Speaker 11: They're going to make mistakes, just like you are. And
Speaker 11: as long as you can be right there beside them
Speaker 11: through their mistakes, and whether you're helping them on something
Speaker 11: you think or call you think you should have got,
Speaker 11: or a call you think they missed, whatever it is,
Speaker 11: the better feedback you give them in a positive manner
Speaker 11: is only going to help you as a catcher.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: Dalton Rushing is our guest. He's in the show with
Speaker 4: the Dodgers in LA, but before he got here, he
Speaker 4: was in Oklahoma City. The Thunder are in the NBA finals. Rushing,
Speaker 4: how many Thunder games in the minor leagues did you
Speaker 4: have a chance to go see?
Speaker 11: Never got to see one. Actually we were always out
Speaker 11: of town for the playoff games, so yeah, I never
Speaker 11: really got to go to a I watched plenty but
Speaker 11: didn't get to go to one. It's a pretty good team, though,
Speaker 11: I uh, I think they have a really good chance
Speaker 11: of winning a title, so that'd be pretty cool to see.
Speaker 4: Did Sga ever show up at Comets games?
Speaker 3: He did?
Speaker 11: He did not as much as a lot of us
Speaker 11: would have liked him too, He did.
Speaker 4: Not what's it like being in a triple A city
Speaker 4: like that? But it's a big city and you got
Speaker 4: an NBA team right next door.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's uh, it's good. It's a lot to do,
Speaker 11: keeps you busy on off days, keeps you busy on
Speaker 11: day games, and you get a little afternoon to go
Speaker 11: do something for the city a little bit. Uh. Like
Speaker 11: I said, I haven't got to see any Thunder games,
Speaker 11: but them being as good as they are, it would
Speaker 11: obviously be really good time to go watch them.
Speaker 4: Well, that's in the past, LA's in your future. We'll
Speaker 4: go to a Laker game together.
Speaker 11: I would I would love to do that. Let's go
Speaker 11: do that.
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Speaker 6: Dodgers and Padres final game of this three game series.
Speaker 6: Else square off next week at Dodgers Stadium for four yeah,
Speaker 6: seven matchups in eleven days between the Dodgers and Padres
Speaker 6: after they didn't face each other for the first sixty
Speaker 6: six games of the season. Dodgers won the series open
Speaker 6: our next trainings on Monday night. Padres came back with
Speaker 6: the blowout win last night rubber game of this three
Speaker 6: game set coming up at one ten YEA.
Speaker 5: And now before the Dodgers hit the dining we look
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Speaker 6: Vasquez on the mound for the Padres three and four.
Speaker 6: The three sixty nine ERA twenty six year old right
Speaker 6: hander third season in the Big leagues. Came up with
Speaker 6: the Yankees in twenty three. Was with the Padres since
Speaker 6: last season, making his fourteenth start this year last time
Speaker 6: out four and two third innings, no runs, two hits,
Speaker 6: two strikeouts, four walks, but a no decision against the Brewers.
Speaker 6: He's got an zero to one record with an ERA
Speaker 6: of four to twenty six and fourteen strikeouts in his
Speaker 6: last four games. This is his first time facing the
Speaker 6: Dodgers as a starter. Ben Casparius gets to start for
Speaker 6: the Dodgers. You heard Dave Roberts talk about it earlier.
Speaker 6: David vaz Say was on with this and furthered that
Speaker 6: conversation that the runway is now open for Ben Kisparius
Speaker 6: to lengthen out as a starter again, which he came
Speaker 6: up as a starter after he got drafted out of
Speaker 6: Yukon in twenty twenty one, a fifth round pick. Then
Speaker 6: the twenty six year old right hander four and one
Speaker 6: with the two ninety three er in the big leagues
Speaker 6: this year, making a second start twenty second appearance last
Speaker 6: time out, pitched in relief in Saint Louis on Saturday,
Speaker 6: gave up the couple runs in the one inning to
Speaker 6: work five hits and took the loss. His only start
Speaker 6: this year was a four aings a one hit ball
Speaker 6: against Miami, where he gave up a run and struck
Speaker 6: out five in the same game, getting the win his
Speaker 6: fourth of the year. Ben kiss Sperius, Randy Vasquez, Dodgers Padres.
Speaker 6: We're fifteen minutes away for first pitch keys of the game.
Speaker 6: Our next, I'm Tim Katson. This is the world champion
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Speaker 6: Season long Dodgers in San Diego. As they finish off,
Speaker 6: there's three games set with the Padres, the rubber game.
Speaker 6: After splitting the first two. Ben Casparius will get the start.
Speaker 6: He could go about three innings ers, so Randy Vasquez
Speaker 6: the right hander will go for San Diego. First pitch
Speaker 6: coming up and one ten before that, though, we head
Speaker 6: back out to the booth. Two guys on the call today,
Speaker 6: Steven Nelson, Rick Monday.
Speaker 7: All right, TC, back here with Rick Monday one more
Speaker 7: time in the pregame lead up to this rubber game
Speaker 7: for the Dodgers and Padres. The winner takes the series
Speaker 7: and the winner potentially takes the first place position in
Speaker 7: the Nation League West. Ben Casparius will open for the Dodgers.
Speaker 7: Randy Vasquez, a young right hander for San Diego. Rick Monday,
Speaker 7: as I ask you for a couple of keys, I'll
Speaker 7: give you one. On the other side, we've seen Manny Machado,
Speaker 7: the Padres MVP. He has showed up in this series.
Speaker 7: He is fired for ten with six RBIs the Dodgers
Speaker 7: on the other side waiting for Shoheo Tani to bust
Speaker 7: back out here.
Speaker 3: In the month of June, he has gone a.
Speaker 7: Season high eight straight games without a home run, and
Speaker 7: Freddy Freeman is still searching a little bit at the play.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think with Otani to be in with it.
Speaker 2: To me, he looks just over anxious. They're trying to
Speaker 2: hit the balls pulling off it a little bit more.
Speaker 2: He is so strong that he can hit the ball
Speaker 2: out of the ballpark in any direction. So think more
Speaker 2: up the middle, and I think the Dodgers have to think, really, strikes.
Speaker 2: Where's the strike zone? Yesterday was a little mysterious as
Speaker 2: far as the strike zone. Looking at Randy Basquez, while
Speaker 2: he has struck out thirty seven, he's also walked thirty four.
Speaker 2: That tells me right away, look make him throw strikes
Speaker 2: and do it early. Basquez, who came over as part
Speaker 2: of that deal with Juan Soda with the Yankees last year,
Speaker 2: his velocity has actually dropped since he has come over
Speaker 2: here by a couple of miles an hour. It doesn't
Speaker 2: sound like it's that big of a deal. But if
Speaker 2: you're not throwing a lot of strikes and your velocity
Speaker 2: has diminished, you could be in for a long afternoon.
Speaker 7: So take advantage of the free passes should Basquez given
Speaker 7: to you, and maybe the Dodgers do get that big
Speaker 7: swing from Otani again. Eight straight a home run for
Speaker 7: Freddy Freeman, twenty six consecutive games without a home run.
Speaker 7: His last long ball May eleven. Perhaps one or both
Speaker 7: of them can have a big swing today and propel
Speaker 7: the Dodgers to a series win against the Padres. First
Speaker 7: pitch from Randy Vasquez coming up shortly, Tim back to you.
Speaker 6: That was not Hell's bells playing in the background. There
Speaker 6: is no Trevor Hoffman coming in to close out for
Speaker 6: the Padres today. Dodgers looking to close out this series
Speaker 6: with the win at Petco Park. It's the Dodgers and
Speaker 6: Padres rubber game of this three games at benkis various.
Speaker 6: Randy Vasquez a pitching matchup. First pitch when we returned,
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