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Speaker 2: It's the twenty twenty four World Series, your Los Angeles
Speaker 2: Dodgers and the New York Yankees. Last night, one of
Speaker 2: the greatest games in World Series history ended with an
Speaker 2: epic walk off by the Dodgers, a moment that will
Speaker 2: be talked about and remembered for the history of baseball.
Speaker 2: And tonight they'll do it again with the Dodgers the
Speaker 2: chance to take a two to Ohero Series lead. It's
Speaker 2: Game two of the World Series from Dodgers Stadium. Yoshinobu
Speaker 2: Yamamoto on the mound gets the start. First pitch coming
Speaker 2: up at five OHO eight. Coming up over the next
Speaker 2: hour here on Marongo Casino, Dodgers on Deck, we got
Speaker 2: a lot to get to. We are gonna hear from
Speaker 2: the manager himself, Dave Roberts. That's coming up in just
Speaker 2: a little bit. We'll dive deeper into this Game two
Speaker 2: pitching matchup. David vesegoes one on one with Andreyear, who's
Speaker 2: at Dodgers Stadium and enjoined this World Series. We've got
Speaker 2: your Dodgers magical moment. Shortly, we'll check in with Kirsten Watson.
Speaker 2: We got your Otani rewind coming up. In just a
Speaker 2: few minutes, we'll head out to the Gaping Motors broadcast
Speaker 2: booth and check in with Steven Nelson and Rick Monday.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: Last night at the Ravine, the highly anticipated matchup got
Speaker 2: under away finally between the Dodgers and Yankees, two iconic
Speaker 2: franchises with rich histories, the two best teams in baseball
Speaker 2: during the regular season this year was superstars on both rosters.
Speaker 3: Jack Flaherty got the start.
Speaker 2: The Dodger right hander pitched into the sixth Indian and
Speaker 2: they did really well. Five and a third, two runs,
Speaker 2: five hit, six strikeouts. He made one mistake that was
Speaker 2: leaving a curve ball over the plate for Jean Carlos Stanton.
Speaker 2: In the six he hit a four hundred and twelve
Speaker 2: feet for a two run home run that actually gave
Speaker 2: the Yankees a two to one lead. Dodgers down in
Speaker 2: the eighth when they mounted a comeback, shoe Hey Otania
Speaker 2: went out double. He advanced a third on an air
Speaker 2: after a pitching change that brought up Mookie Betts. Dodgers
Speaker 2: down two to one, one out. Otani at third.
Speaker 5: Infield remains in on Weavers one to two pitch beat.
Speaker 6: Swings in sends won a centerfield judge going back. He
Speaker 6: reaches up and makes the catch. But that's gonna get
Speaker 6: the job done. Here comes Otani. He scores without a
Speaker 6: play sacrifice, flying bookie pets.
Speaker 1: And game one is tied.
Speaker 2: Mookie Betts with the sack fly to right off Luke Weaver.
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Speaker 2: We were tied at two. The game were made tied
Speaker 2: going to extra innings. At the top of the tenth,
Speaker 2: sh Isn't with a one out single, He stole second,
Speaker 2: he stole third, and then he would score on Anthony
Speaker 2: Volpi fielder's choice, and the Yankees took a three to
Speaker 2: two lead. The bottom of the tenth, Dodgers needed to
Speaker 2: answer Gavin Locks a one out walk. Tommy Edvan reached
Speaker 2: on an infield single. Yankees went to Neser Cortes out
Speaker 2: of the bullpen. The left hander hadn't pitshed in thirty
Speaker 2: eight days, mainly a starter, and the left hander got
Speaker 2: Otani to f but Alex Ferdugo catching the ball fell
Speaker 2: intto the stands. Runners advanced, so the Yankees intentionally walked
Speaker 2: Mookie Bets to load the bases with two outs. Nesta
Speaker 2: Cortes facing Freddy Friedman, the.
Speaker 6: Yankees three, the Dodgers two. The basses are loaded, two out,
Speaker 6: bottom of the tenth thitting the scenario you dream about.
Speaker 6: Freddy is living first pitch, swinging high.
Speaker 7: Fly ball, deep back.
Speaker 6: Freddie Freeman channeling is inner, Kirk Gibson.
Speaker 4: Oh walk up home run in Game one of the
Speaker 4: World Series. They walk off Grand Flam.
Speaker 6: They celebrate at the play winners six to three.
Speaker 2: Freddie Freeman with the walk off Grand Slam and the
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Speaker 2: Dodgers with a dramatic walk off win last night. Nobody
Speaker 2: wanted to leave Dodgers Stadium. It was pandemonium inside the ravine.
Speaker 2: If the rest of the series is anything like last night,
Speaker 2: buckle up, folks. We are in for one of the
Speaker 2: all time great world series. Already one of the all
Speaker 2: time game greame game ones with the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Winning last night.
Speaker 2: Tonight Game two Dodgers Yankees, Yoshinobu, I'm a Moto on
Speaker 2: the mound, and with more. Let's head out to the
Speaker 2: Gallpin Motors Broadcast booth as we welcome in Steven Nelson
Speaker 2: and Rick Monday.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 6: TC were still buzzing after last night's walk off grand Slam.
Speaker 6: Freddie Freeman mole, I'm gonna be honest with you, it
Speaker 6: was tough for me to fall asleep. I don't know
Speaker 6: that if I fully did last night. That's the kind
Speaker 6: of high that we all left here with.
Speaker 4: Well, if it's any comfort to you, I think there
Speaker 4: were about fifty three thousand of us. They didn't sleep
Speaker 4: particularly well last night, including the manager Dave Roberts, who
Speaker 4: said that once he got home, they stayed up and
Speaker 4: they watched some of the highlights a little bit well,
Speaker 4: they didn't leave the ballpark until much later into the evening,
Speaker 4: No question about it. I don't know how you top
Speaker 4: Game one of this World Series because this one put
Speaker 4: everybody sideways and looking and understanding exactly what happened. How
Speaker 4: about this also because obviously some people have way too
Speaker 4: much time on their hands, because with Freemen hitting that
Speaker 4: home run, the walk off home run World Series here
Speaker 4: at Dodger Stadium exactly thirteen thousand, one hundred and sixty
Speaker 4: days after Kirk Gibson hit that walk off home run,
Speaker 4: and the coincidence both of those home runs were hit
Speaker 4: at eight thirty seven pm, there were.
Speaker 5: Some Dodger ghosts in the building last night.
Speaker 8: Maull.
Speaker 6: I think that's safe to say. I mean, dude, you
Speaker 6: I believe in that stuff, do you?
Speaker 4: I don't know, but I don't discount it. At the
Speaker 4: same time, last night, I thought it was a wonderful
Speaker 4: stage and the biggest stage that this sport has, and
Speaker 4: how it captured. I mean, even downtown in La earlier
Speaker 4: today just walking around a little bit, I mean, people
Speaker 4: were in their Dodger gear and thinking about everything that happened,
Speaker 4: and I mean little things that happened all throughout the
Speaker 4: ball game. This was baseball, I think, at its best
Speaker 4: in a wonderful, wonderful showcase last night.
Speaker 6: And it was kind of stunning because you know, normally
Speaker 6: you have four days of build up and hype and
Speaker 6: it's like, there's no way that this game is going
Speaker 6: to meet those expectations. No, they far exceeded those expectations.
Speaker 6: You dropped last night's script into a writer's room down
Speaker 6: the street in Hollywood or in downtown wherever, any studio.
Speaker 6: They're going to reject that that's too much to you
Speaker 6: much and it ends in the first ever walk off
Speaker 6: Grand Slam in World Series history. So now everybody has
Speaker 6: to try and turn the page to Game two, because
Speaker 6: as thrilling as Game one was, mo it only counts
Speaker 6: for one.
Speaker 4: Only counts for one, but it's a big one in
Speaker 4: the initial game of the World Series. Now the big
Speaker 4: question is can the players refocus and say, Okay, this
Speaker 4: is game two. Don't be thinking of the long ball
Speaker 4: and for the home run by Freddy Freeman. I mean,
Speaker 4: there's so many different things that got your attention, including
Speaker 4: Freeman is first and back gets the triple. They asked
Speaker 4: Dave Roberts after the game well, what does you think
Speaker 4: about the triple? He says, how I wanted it, tell
Speaker 4: him to stop because that right ankle. And yet Freddy
Speaker 4: Freeman was back out here early today getting his five
Speaker 4: to six hours of treatment in order to be in
Speaker 4: the starting lineup tonight.
Speaker 5: But you look at.
Speaker 6: The last four or excuse me, last five World series
Speaker 6: between the Dodgers and Yankees. Tim, you know, conventional wisdom
Speaker 6: says you want to go up two games to none,
Speaker 6: take that commanding two to nothing lead, going to the
Speaker 6: road team, and that's what you're thinking about. But in
Speaker 6: this rivalry's history, the last five World Series that they played,
Speaker 6: four times has there been a two to nothing series lead,
Speaker 6: and three of those times the team up two oh
Speaker 6: went on to lose the World series.
Speaker 5: Mo, as you well know you were on both sides.
Speaker 4: Would you rather be up two games to none?
Speaker 5: Undoubtedly?
Speaker 4: Case closed?
Speaker 5: Doubtedly. I'm just trying to say there's some history here.
Speaker 5: Well we'll see how these teams make some more history.
Speaker 5: Game two of the World Series coming up.
Speaker 2: Tim, back to you, all right, thanks a lot, Nelly,
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Speaker 2: You're o Tani Rewind and we'll visit with Kirsten Watson.
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Speaker 2: Dodgers a thrilling Game one win last night on the
Speaker 2: walk off Grand Slam from Freddie Freeman, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and
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Speaker 2: First pitch coming up in five O eight.
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Speaker 6: a second and he slides in safely, and the ball
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Speaker 5: He slides in safely.
Speaker 6: There the throw back into the infield skept away from
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Speaker 6: extra ninety feet, so the tying run on third with only.
Speaker 2: One out in the show Hey Otani with the double
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Speaker 1: This is Kirston's corner with Kirston Watson.
Speaker 2: And Kirston now joins us before Game two of this
Speaker 2: World Series. Kirsten, everybody talking about last night Freddie Freeman
Speaker 2: the Grand Slam to win Game one. A lot of
Speaker 2: comparisons to Gibbean eighty eight.
Speaker 10: Oh my goodness, so many, and it's so incredible when
Speaker 10: you think about just what happened last night. This was
Speaker 10: a game that he was so tight for Garret Cole,
Speaker 10: he had his best of Jack Flaherty was excellent, just
Speaker 10: that one mixed mistake to gian Carlos stand and look,
Speaker 10: they got some big guys over there, so will you
Speaker 10: expect if there's a mistake, they're going to do their
Speaker 10: best to take advantage of it. But if you look
Speaker 10: at how he handled Aaron Judge, he truly was excellent
Speaker 10: all night. And the offense, yes, they were opportunities in
Speaker 10: which they weren't able to execute with runners in scoring
Speaker 10: position when it mattered most they did just that. And
Speaker 10: so for Freddy Freeman to have a walk off Grand
Speaker 10: Slam in the World Series, all of his teammates were
Speaker 10: literally they were pretty speechless, to be honest, afterwards. And
Speaker 10: I had a conversation with Orl Herscheizer today and he
Speaker 10: was just telling me how, going back to nineteen eighty eight,
Speaker 10: for Kirk Gibson, for him to have that walk off
Speaker 10: home run, it was one in which it set the
Speaker 10: tone for the series. He then had to start the
Speaker 10: next he had three hits, He had a shut up performance,
Speaker 10: and so for him, he was saying that there were
Speaker 10: so many parallels that he was experiencing last night, that
Speaker 10: he was seeing last night.
Speaker 3: The score was six to three.
Speaker 10: That number sixty three. Fernando Valenzuela, he passed away at
Speaker 10: the age of sixty three. Ahead of the game, they
Speaker 10: recognized him with his family, and I loved this parallel.
Speaker 5: He had told me so.
Speaker 10: Oral Herscheizer actually used to call Fernando Valenzuela Freddie.
Speaker 4: Oh ye, of course.
Speaker 10: And now Fernando Freddy had a very good relationship with
Speaker 10: Kurt Gibson, they were quite close. So then for the
Speaker 10: present day Freddie Freeman to have the walk off Grand
Speaker 10: Slam similar to the walk off home run of Kurt Gibson,
Speaker 10: it just felt like there were so many things meant
Speaker 10: to be. So I don't know if y'all believe in signs.
Speaker 10: This feels like a very very good sign. And I
Speaker 10: think that there are a lot of people, a lot
Speaker 10: of Dodger legends looking down on this team and they're
Speaker 10: hoping for something special this year, and I think last
Speaker 10: night's set the tone for that.
Speaker 4: No doubt.
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Speaker 10: Yes, And so he's gonna have to set the tone
Speaker 10: for today. But he's been really good at in this postseason,
Speaker 10: and so for him, it's similar to kind of what
Speaker 10: he looked like to close out the regular season and
Speaker 10: to what he saw and against the Padres. It's all
Speaker 10: of that just kind of set the tone early, be excellent.
Speaker 10: Do what he did truly against this team over the summer.
Speaker 10: So he's ready for it. He is taking all the
Speaker 10: experiences that he has had this postseason, the experiences he's
Speaker 10: had for the regular season. He feels good and he's
Speaker 10: been preparing his body for this start. He obviously he
Speaker 10: does have a well stocked bullpen behind him. We did
Speaker 10: see some guys we were kind of whether it's Blake
Speaker 10: China and just kind of stretched out there yesterday. But
Speaker 10: ultimately Dave Roberts feels really good about the protection that
Speaker 10: he has and also just going into the off day
Speaker 10: tomorrow and then Walker Beeler getting the start for Game
Speaker 10: three in New York.
Speaker 2: It's going to be an exciting Game two. Who knows
Speaker 2: if it's exciting his Game one. We certainly hope for
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Speaker 4: Gibber anything else, Dave?
Speaker 11: Do you think questions for Dave?
Speaker 1: Dave? Can you just describe Dave? Can you talk about
Speaker 1: the pressure in the dugouts with Dave Robbers?
Speaker 8: I think the thing that excites me is his temperament, poise,
Speaker 8: the ability to control his emotions and still make pitches.
Speaker 8: So yeah, first World Series appearance and he'll be ready.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, Doc. Last night after you got home, did
Speaker 4: you watch a replay? Did you savor it? Did you
Speaker 4: have trouble sleeping? Was the adrenaline still going?
Speaker 8: I did? I? Actually I did I was got home,
Speaker 8: and then my wife, my son, my mother in law,
Speaker 8: we did some replay thing that you can do that
Speaker 8: I don't know how to do. My son put it
Speaker 8: up and you could kind of watch the quick highlights,
Speaker 8: and so I saw all that stuff.
Speaker 11: It was.
Speaker 8: It was pretty spectacular, pretty very spectacular.
Speaker 12: Yeah, David, the ninth inning there when you chose to
Speaker 12: walk out O And obviously it's good to pretty tough
Speaker 12: Gomblin to navigate. How are you factorings or where you're
Speaker 12: picking your poison between those three guys and how much
Speaker 12: is them being left right right influenced some of your
Speaker 12: decisions in that setup.
Speaker 8: It's certainly a pick your poison type of situation. I
Speaker 8: think I've got a kind of way, you know, the moment.
Speaker 1: The today's game.
Speaker 8: That's why I sort of thought about potentially shorten Kopek
Speaker 8: a little bit on his pitch count to have him
Speaker 8: ready feeling frisky for tonight's game. The particular matchup, I
Speaker 8: just felt, you know, right there the game was on
Speaker 8: the line, and it certainly wasn't ideal to have Blake
Speaker 8: do an up down in game one, but I just
Speaker 8: felt that, you know, that was the game for me
Speaker 8: at that point in time. So that was kind of
Speaker 8: the thought. And it never feels good to walk to
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Speaker 2: And David bass now joins us from Dodgers Stadium before
Speaker 2: Game two of this World Series and David, last night
Speaker 2: one of the greatest moments in baseball history. I don't
Speaker 2: think it's too much to say that's certainly one of
Speaker 2: the biggest moments in Dodger history. Echoing nineteen eighty eight
Speaker 2: and Kirk Gibson, what a home run grand Slam from Freddy.
Speaker 13: Six hundred and ninety six World Series games have been played.
Speaker 13: That was the first ever walk off Grand Slam in
Speaker 13: World Series history. Hard to believe and obviously tim alta
Speaker 13: parallels being drawn to Freddie Freeman's walk off home run
Speaker 13: last night to Kirk Gibson's walk off home run in
Speaker 13: Game one of the nineteen eighty eight World Series. Obviously,
Speaker 13: Kirk was on two bad knees, bad hand strings, Freddie's
Speaker 13: dealing with a bad right ankle, a broken right middle finger,
Speaker 13: and who knows what else. And moments after he crossed
Speaker 13: home plate and got the gatorade bath, he jumped on
Speaker 13: with us live from the field.
Speaker 11: Freddie, it feels like the game does reward you.
Speaker 14: Oh, Yeah, you know, it's been a grind. It's been
Speaker 14: a grind for three months for me and my family,
Speaker 14: and obviously the last week getting the rest and treating
Speaker 14: my ankle and doing the best you can.
Speaker 3: So every morning.
Speaker 13: Me tonight, when you were up there against Nestor Cortes,
Speaker 13: are you just doing the Freddie Freeman thing and looking
Speaker 13: for something in the strike zone.
Speaker 14: Yes, I'm trying to be on time for the heater.
Speaker 14: He's got a good hit here, the ball rises. I
Speaker 14: just wanted to be on time for it.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to.
Speaker 14: Look closer to me because I didn't wanted to lay
Speaker 14: off the cutter in the slider away. I just wanted
Speaker 14: to not miss the pitch at it, and I.
Speaker 11: Didn't miss it.
Speaker 13: Freddie, There's been a lot of great moments in World
Speaker 13: Series history, Dodger history.
Speaker 11: You're now part of that. What does that mean?
Speaker 14: That means a lot. But we still got three more
Speaker 14: wins to go, so I'm glad I to do this
Speaker 14: for Game one and.
Speaker 7: Get the win.
Speaker 3: But let's let's now.
Speaker 14: I got to focus ours tomorrow and grace some more memories.
Speaker 13: Now, here's another thing that's circulating on the internet, tim
Speaker 13: that Freeman's walk off grand slam was hit at the
Speaker 13: same hour and minute as Kirk Gibson's walk off home
Speaker 13: run in Game one in nineteen eighty eight. I'm still
Speaker 13: trying to confirm that, but still it would be pretty
Speaker 13: special if that was the case.
Speaker 11: Eight twenty seven, I believe is what they're saying.
Speaker 13: Gibson hit his home run and Freddy hit his last night,
Speaker 13: and I was looking at the replay my vantage point
Speaker 13: as I was high fiving Magic Johnson on my way
Speaker 13: to the field. Tim, you know, it looked like it
Speaker 13: landed pretty close to where Gibson's home run hit was hit.
Speaker 13: And the one thing about Gibson's home run in eighty eight, nobody.
Speaker 11: Knows where that baseball is.
Speaker 13: I'll have to try to find out later today whether
Speaker 13: or not Freddie Freeman knows whether or not that baseball
Speaker 13: was caught by somebody, and whether or not he got
Speaker 13: it back.
Speaker 3: David is driven by Ford.
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Speaker 2: F one fifty Tommy Edmund last night he was key
Speaker 2: as well, right, He.
Speaker 13: Got a lot of action at shortstop, and he actually
Speaker 13: saved two runs.
Speaker 11: That is not really being talked about.
Speaker 13: After John Carlos Stanton hit his go ahead two run
Speaker 13: home run, the Yankees were threatening for more and Edmund
Speaker 13: made a great stop to hold Jash Chisholm at third base.
Speaker 13: And also later in the game in that eighth or
Speaker 13: ninth inning, he was able to prevent a run from
Speaker 13: being scored as well to keep the score where it was.
Speaker 11: You know, he stopped the ball.
Speaker 13: It could have been a double play, it probably wasn't
Speaker 13: going to be, and he was able to keep it
Speaker 13: in front of him and get a force out and
Speaker 13: keep the game at a one run game right there.
Speaker 11: In the top of the tenth inning.
Speaker 13: So Tommy Edmund NLCSMVP also made a lot of terrific
Speaker 13: plays at shortstop last night.
Speaker 2: They got to play a game two right away tonight. Daman,
Speaker 2: what's the lineup look compared to last night.
Speaker 13: Well, Tommy Edmond now is in center field with the
Speaker 13: left hander Rodin on the mound. Miguel Rojas is getting
Speaker 13: the started shortstop, and keyk Hernandez slides over to second base.
Speaker 13: This is Rojas's first start since the NLDS because of
Speaker 13: his sports hernia prevented him from playing in the NLCS.
Speaker 13: Rojas is going to have to have surgery to get
Speaker 13: that sports hernia taken care of after what he hopes
Speaker 13: is a championship parade. But he said it feels better
Speaker 13: now than it did when he was playing through it
Speaker 13: in September. So Rojas at short, Edmund in center, Keik
Speaker 13: at second base.
Speaker 2: Well, kudos to you, David last night postgame all the
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Speaker 2: last night on the walk off Grand Slam from Freddie Freeman,
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Speaker 13: Rick, what an opening act last night for the World Series.
Speaker 13: Freddie Freeman, that guy I know you really care about,
Speaker 13: delivered and the game rewarded him.
Speaker 4: I thought it was an absolute wonderful presentation of Major
Speaker 4: League Baseball. And I mean that sincerely. You know, you
Speaker 4: can talk about games, and this is the biggest stage
Speaker 4: that baseball has to present, and I thought the game itself,
Speaker 4: major League Baseball presented itself in an absolutely glorious way
Speaker 4: last night. I mean, there was so much drama both ways.
Speaker 4: You know, one base hit, one play, it goes the
Speaker 4: other way. One base hit, one play, it goes the
Speaker 4: other way. And then the stage is it for Freddy
Speaker 4: Freeman and he comes on and the Dodgers trailing in
Speaker 4: that ten donning with two outs and you get Freeman
Speaker 4: that comes on, and you know it was a chakra
Speaker 4: to begin with. Who was expecting Freddie Freeman with his
Speaker 4: right ankle that is that is so heavily damaged. I mean,
Speaker 4: that's just the way it is. He is undergoing five
Speaker 4: hours of medical just in order to to see if
Speaker 4: he can play in a ballgame. In his first to
Speaker 4: bad last night, gets the triple that Dave Roberts after
Speaker 4: the ball game said, well, what did you think of
Speaker 4: about the Freddie Freeman's triple? He says, I want to
Speaker 4: tell him to stop stop running, and then he hits
Speaker 4: the of the Grand Slam. This place was absolutely electric
Speaker 4: last night, and I know in just walking around downtown
Speaker 4: LA a little earlier today that electricity is still there
Speaker 4: and it's in the building as well. And that doesn't
Speaker 4: take anything for granted, But I thought last night was
Speaker 4: a wonderful presentation of the game of baseball.
Speaker 11: Well put Rick as only you could do it.
Speaker 13: And I know it's been a few years since you
Speaker 13: last played in Major League baseball, But after a game
Speaker 13: like last night, do you have the itch?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 4: I know how to scratch now? Yeah? You always had
Speaker 4: the itch, you always I think one of the things
Speaker 4: that you miss as a player, at least I'm speaking
Speaker 4: for myself and a couple of the teammates as well.
Speaker 4: You missed the excitement of the unknown. There was plenty
Speaker 4: of that last night here. You also miss just the competition.
Speaker 4: I don't have to be competitive in everything that I do,
Speaker 4: but when you're on the field here and that's your perfection,
Speaker 4: the level of competition just presents itself to an escalated mode,
Speaker 4: if you will. It's difficult to explain it. After the
Speaker 4: jitters kind of settled down after the first couple of innings,
Speaker 4: as I thought, the tension was on the field and
Speaker 4: everybody's a little up tight, understandably, so I've been there,
Speaker 4: and that's the way it is that the butterflies that
Speaker 4: upset stomach, that you hear the anticipation, and then the
Speaker 4: kind of settled down in the third inning that it
Speaker 4: came down to the baseball as well. By the way,
Speaker 4: I just want to come end you. I listened to
Speaker 4: your post game last night and the fact that you
Speaker 4: had Brad Paisley come on, who is a huge, not
Speaker 4: only Dodger fan, he's a baseball fan. And I talked
Speaker 4: to Brad right before the ballgame downstairs in the dugout
Speaker 4: club and he was enthusiastic. But I thought your interview
Speaker 4: and listening to Brad Paisley talk about baseball was really,
Speaker 4: really fun.
Speaker 13: He's back, He's not singing the anthem, but he's here
Speaker 13: as a Dodger.
Speaker 4: I also liked the fact that you what was he
Speaker 4: trying to auction off his guitar? Whatever was, Yeah, it's
Speaker 4: a Cooper Town any gazo, not this guitar. It is
Speaker 4: very similar to h Here's here's the parallel that I
Speaker 4: drew when I heard that last night, and I kind
Speaker 4: of chuckled while I was in the car looking at
Speaker 4: tail lights in front of me, But I equated it
Speaker 4: to a player, a good defensive player. They said, hey, look,
Speaker 4: let's take that globe and send it somewhere. Let's take
Speaker 4: that No no, no, no, no no. And it's the same
Speaker 4: with Brad Baisley with his favorite guitar.
Speaker 11: Rick.
Speaker 13: What's amazing is I'm sitting here talking to you the
Speaker 13: day after Freddie Freeman's walk off grand slam. Freddie now
Speaker 13: joins you and Kirk Gibson as Dodger history as one
Speaker 13: of the most memorable home runs that this franchise has
Speaker 13: ever seen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and put it in perspective, though, Dave, in order
Speaker 4: to have those swings. There had to be your teammates
Speaker 4: on bass, and there had to be win by your
Speaker 4: teammates and you and the ball club and all of
Speaker 4: the scouting that took place in order to get your
Speaker 4: ball club there. It's one swing that it represents the
Speaker 4: actions of everybody.
Speaker 13: Well, I don't think mel Didier gave Freddie the scouting
Speaker 13: report on a backdoor slider from Nestor Quarte.
Speaker 4: No, if Freddie did that, but he also went and
Speaker 4: consulted what was looking to the possibility of the pitches
Speaker 4: that he might see. It was a wonderful, wonderful game.
Speaker 11: Let's see what they got for an on court tonight. Rick.
Speaker 11: We'll check in with you and Stephen a little bit later.
Speaker 11: There he is blue Monday.
Speaker 13: We'll always remember that game in Montreal in nineteen eighty
Speaker 13: one as well.
Speaker 11: We'll send it back to you in the studio.
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Speaker 1: David and now what will likely be vast fielding insults
Speaker 1: from a Dodger player.
Speaker 3: It's an engagement of endearment.
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Speaker 13: It's the day after Freddie Freeman's historic walk off Grand
Speaker 13: Slam and look who showed up to throw out the
Speaker 13: first pitch with his best buddy, Matt Kemp, the one
Speaker 13: and only Prince of the Desert, a man that spent
Speaker 13: his entire twelve year Major league career with the Dodgers,
Speaker 13: the one and only Andre Ethier.
Speaker 11: Great to have you out here, man, What a day
Speaker 11: to be out here.
Speaker 7: What a day. You're right, that was unbelievable last night.
Speaker 17: I think two words coming up, wow and incredible. I
Speaker 17: don't think you could have asked for a better start
Speaker 17: to this series.
Speaker 7: You know. I think you get I think you get.
Speaker 17: Nervous, and I think you get fearful that there's so
Speaker 17: much lead up, especially in the you know amount of
Speaker 17: time that was between the you know, the lcs's and
Speaker 17: the World Series and Yankees Dodgers, you know battle the
Speaker 17: of the two big teams, and last night lived up to.
Speaker 7: It, uh, you know, to the full extent. And that
Speaker 7: was Uh. I think everything you could ask for.
Speaker 17: And I know I was on the edge of my
Speaker 17: seat last night, on the couch watching him the whole thing.
Speaker 17: Couldn't believe Yes we have this, No we don't have this.
Speaker 17: Oh crap, what happens if we go down oh one,
Speaker 17: you know, all the scenarios, and then sure enough Freddie
Speaker 17: walks up there hit once winging one bitch uh one night.
Speaker 11: So you're as invested as all of us.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, one invested. Uh you know, I'm uh, you know,
Speaker 17: all in. I love this team, I love his organization.
Speaker 17: I wanted to ask, you know, the most amount of
Speaker 17: success that could have, But yeah, when we were getting
Speaker 17: series and games like this, I'm I'm all for it.
Speaker 17: I'm sitting there yelling and screaming, uh, probably doing the
Speaker 17: same reactions that everyone's doing at home, at the same
Speaker 17: reactions everyone's doing at the stadium. So yeah, it's fun
Speaker 17: to be here. That's why I'm here today and uh
Speaker 17: here enjoying World Series Baseball back in LA what right
Speaker 17: rightfully belongs to rightfully.
Speaker 13: Should be andre it seemed like everybody was happy for
Speaker 13: Freddie Freeman because I know, if you've talked about this,
Speaker 13: the game rewards you, and it seems like he's put
Speaker 13: in a lot to this game, and it felt like
Speaker 13: the game rewarded him last night for.
Speaker 7: Sure one percent.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 7: You know, he's been a guy who's been so stable
Speaker 7: over the courses whole you know, career.
Speaker 17: I think I saw that stat they pulled up last
Speaker 17: night all his what he's first, second in and the
Speaker 17: last like I don't know, was it five six, seven
Speaker 17: years or something like hits rbish, you know all that stuff.
Speaker 17: I mean, it's it's unbelievable to see the resume's put
Speaker 17: together and he's quite and let's really be really, he's
Speaker 17: quietly done it. Everyone knows who Freddie Freeman is. Everyone
Speaker 17: can give his aclades, but you don't realize the level
Speaker 17: of success he's had, not only the level of success,
Speaker 17: the elite level of success he's had, because you look
Speaker 17: at those numbers right there, he's first, not not tenth,
Speaker 17: not eleventh, not even thirtieth. He's first and second in
Speaker 17: a lot of those categories. And you know it's that
Speaker 17: that's what makes this line up tough, right like you
Speaker 17: you had a atani uh let's walk bets.
Speaker 7: Uh deep breath.
Speaker 17: After we got those, you know, we got Otani out,
Speaker 17: we get we put uh bets on, and then we
Speaker 17: have Freddy coming up, who's we knows, hobbled, who's always
Speaker 17: been struggling, and I guess a wounded a.
Speaker 7: Wounded animal, wounded creatures.
Speaker 17: There's some of the you know, some of the most
Speaker 17: dangerous and Freddie definitely showed it last night.
Speaker 13: The great part about this is now there's a new
Speaker 13: highlight to show instead of just Kirk Gibson's.
Speaker 17: Can I tell you how many times I've seen that
Speaker 17: Gibby a highlight, you know, all those years you know, lady.
Speaker 7: And games eighth, ninth inning come back.
Speaker 17: You know, in place during the regular season and that
Speaker 17: Gibbie the highlight comes on, and that will always hold
Speaker 17: a place where I like, you know, with Vinnie and
Speaker 17: and you know calling that you know that shot and
Speaker 17: give you what it meant to this city back then
Speaker 17: in eighty eight and rightfully so though for this new
Speaker 17: next generation, and I think it's perfect for you know
Speaker 17: what's going on here with first time in forty three years,
Speaker 17: it's this generational series matchup again, and so why not
Speaker 17: have a generational moment for this next generation of Dodger
Speaker 17: fans to see and have something that they've witnessed themselves
Speaker 17: and seem we And the only way to really solidify
Speaker 17: that and capitalize on it is that has to be
Speaker 17: a World series victory.
Speaker 7: And I think that's what was special about.
Speaker 13: That give you moment how much momentum does it give
Speaker 13: the Dodgers after winning a game like last night.
Speaker 7: Well, I said this to a couple.
Speaker 17: I had a couple buddies of mine who were on
Speaker 17: the flight with me today that happened to be Yankees fans,
Speaker 17: and I said, They're like, well, Booty looks awful. After that,
Speaker 17: I go, well, Dave would have looked awful too. If so,
Speaker 17: whoever lost that game? As a manager, you look bad, right,
Speaker 17: There's opportunities for you to maybe done something different, but you.
Speaker 7: Can't second get show off off those things. You know,
Speaker 7: does Dave.
Speaker 17: Pull Jack a little early from you know? From that
Speaker 17: at that Who knows? Does you know Booney make a
Speaker 17: different move right there?
Speaker 7: You never know.
Speaker 17: I just think it's a real testament to the quality
Speaker 17: of both players on each field. And when you have
Speaker 17: that home field advantage, that's what happens in these series.
Speaker 17: You're able to capitalize on it. The Dodgers did last night.
Speaker 11: He's a man in demand.
Speaker 13: Andre Ethier at Dodgers stadiure before Game two of the
Speaker 13: World Series. He's throwing out the first pitch with his
Speaker 13: old teammate Matt Camp.
Speaker 11: What's it like to be back.
Speaker 13: With Matt in this setting, to be able to be
Speaker 13: brought back together as two of the more popular players
Speaker 13: in the line last twenty five years.
Speaker 7: Uh, it's it's a big honor.
Speaker 17: It's it's it's uh, it's unbelievable to be uh given
Speaker 17: this honor of doing this for a game two of
Speaker 17: the World Series, and you know, not just a regular
Speaker 17: season game, not just a playoff game, a World Series,
Speaker 17: the first one that's been back in.
Speaker 7: Uh what is it eight years now? Uh, And uh,
Speaker 7: you know, it's unbelievable to be a part of it.
Speaker 17: You know, I know, uh, the fans, everyone uh is
Speaker 17: looking forward it and you know, and going back to
Speaker 17: what we just previously said, you know, it's it's just
Speaker 17: it's generational and uh, you know, I have these guys
Speaker 17: at all these playoffs, you know, the older players come
Speaker 17: back throw those first pitches, and it's kind of weird
Speaker 17: to be standing here, being in that position now and
Speaker 17: being a part of it that way.
Speaker 11: Well, the good news you're still at your playing weight.
Speaker 17: Uh yeah, I'm still my playing with somewhat uh probably
Speaker 17: even a little bit downright. I don't have to look
Speaker 17: weights as much anymore. So I'm actually a few pounds
Speaker 17: at lighter than I was when I played, and uh,
Speaker 17: you know that's always a tough thing to do, uh
Speaker 17: not to get that uh that dad gut like.
Speaker 11: You're smarting there now, Dad boughts in. So I just
Speaker 11: leaned all the way into it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're leading in hard luck.
Speaker 17: Luckily you're not a camera budge.
Speaker 11: All right, Dre, thanks a lot, and don't bounce the
Speaker 11: first pitch today.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, appreciate it. You know who knows. Maybe, Hey,
Speaker 7: that's the chase pitch you need in this moment.
Speaker 11: Thanks a lot. It's great to have you back here.
Speaker 7: Thank you, appreciate it.
Speaker 13: There is Andre Ethier, looking great as ever with a sweater.
Speaker 11: We'll send it back to the studio.
Speaker 3: Thank you, David, Thank you Andre.
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Speaker 2: five with a three forty one eer RAY. He's made
Speaker 2: three starts in this postseason. He's gone one to one
Speaker 2: with a four to forty e r RA. He's allowed
Speaker 2: four runs on seven hits in three and two thirty's.
Speaker 2: In Game two of the Alds against Kansas City, he
Speaker 2: took the loss. He claimed the winning Game one of
Speaker 2: the Alcs over Cleveland, allowing one run on three hits.
Speaker 2: Nine strikeouts, did not factor in the decision in Game
Speaker 2: five of the ALCS, where he allowed two runs on
Speaker 2: five hits over four and two third innings in the
Speaker 2: game clinching win. He'll face the Dodgers for the sixth
Speaker 2: time in his career, the first time this season. He's
Speaker 2: one and two at the four to fifty erra. He
Speaker 2: last faced the Dodgers July twenty twenty two as a
Speaker 2: member of the Giants. He allowed five runs on six hits,
Speaker 2: walk two, struck out seven in a no decision. This
Speaker 2: is his first time facing the Dodgers ever in the postseason.
Speaker 2: Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound. Twenty six year old right
Speaker 2: hander eighth eighteen starts during the regular season seven to
Speaker 2: two of the three er rate. He made three starts
Speaker 2: in the postseason, one to oh with a five to
Speaker 2: eleven r right He allowed five runs on five hits,
Speaker 2: walked two, struck out one in Game one of the
Speaker 2: divisional game against the Padres. He bounced back to earn
Speaker 2: the winning Game five though the NLTS, throwing five shutout
Speaker 2: innings against San Diego Game four the NLCS, he allowed
Speaker 2: two runs on four hits, struck out eight across four
Speaker 2: to third indiings against the Mets. Facing the Yankee for
Speaker 2: the second time this year, he faced them on June
Speaker 2: seventh to Yankee Stadium, seven scoreless innings, struck out seven in.
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Speaker 3: was the last time he had more than eighty pitches
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Speaker 6: As fun and easy as it is to look back
Speaker 6: at last night and kind of live in in the
Speaker 6: wake of that moment that Freddie Freeman gave Dodger fans
Speaker 6: in really the entire baseball world, we do have to
Speaker 6: look ahead to game number two, but we also have
Speaker 6: to look back at Yoshinoba Yamamoto's last start that he
Speaker 6: made in New York.
Speaker 5: It was his best start of the season by far.
Speaker 6: Of course, it was really the last full start before
Speaker 6: he went down with the rotator cuff injury, but he
Speaker 6: definitely has some good memories against the team.
Speaker 5: In the opposite dugouts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, on the seventh of June, the winning pitcher went
Speaker 4: to seven innings, one run, seven hits, He struck out seven,
Speaker 4: only walked one in that ballgame, And for Yamamoto, one
Speaker 4: of the numbers that we're looking at tonight. The Yankees,
Speaker 4: by the way, have five left handed hitters in the lineup.
Speaker 4: The reason I mentioned that lefties against Yamamoto in his
Speaker 4: eighteen starts hit below two hundred. They hit a buck
Speaker 4: ninety three was all. And speaking of lefties, the Dodgers,
Speaker 4: who've had a good record during the regular season against
Speaker 4: left handers, are going to be facing Carlos Rendon, and
Speaker 4: he's a power guy with a slider and a slider
Speaker 4: that has some teeth. One hundred and ninety five strikeouts,
Speaker 4: one hundred and twelve of those have been coming on sliders.
Speaker 6: Rodin, I left you two time All Star, first for
Speaker 6: the White Sox in twenty twenty one, and then the
Speaker 6: Dodgers saw him at really another level in twenty twenty
Speaker 6: two when he was with the San Francisco Giants. Now,
Speaker 6: I'll pitch a get Pinstripes or Roade Grace tonight at
Speaker 6: Dodger Stadium. But he's left to you present some challenges.
Speaker 6: We'll see what if Rodan and Yamamoto can match the
Speaker 6: pitcher's duel that we saw to start last night between
Speaker 6: Jack Flaherty and Garrett Cole first pitch in Game two
Speaker 6: of the World Series.
Speaker 5: In a matter of moments, first.
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