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Speaker 2: Los Angeles. Dodgers sixty one and forty two on this season,
Speaker 2: first place all alone. It's off the NL West, but
Speaker 2: the lead is starting to shrad now seven and a
Speaker 2: half games going into play today. After having their five
Speaker 2: game winning streak come doing in last night, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: back at it today in the final game of this
Speaker 2: four game series against the Giants, final game of this
Speaker 2: seven game homestand and it's a special day with Clayton
Speaker 2: Kershaw on the mound making his twenty twenty four season debut.
Speaker 2: He is back and he's on the mound this afternoon.
Speaker 2: First pitch is coming up at one ten. Between then
Speaker 2: and now, we got a lot to get to. We're
Speaker 2: gonna hear from the manager Dave Roberts, get his thoughts
Speaker 2: on Clayton Kershaw returning. Will dive deeper into the numbers
Speaker 2: between the pitching matchup with Clayton Kershaw going up against
Speaker 2: Logan Webb, David Vassay is gonna go one on one
Speaker 2: with the doctor who fixed the shoulder of the future
Speaker 2: Cy Young Award or Hall of Famer Clayton Kershaw. That's
Speaker 2: doctor Neil La Trash. That's coming up in forty five minutes.
Speaker 2: We also got your Dodgers' magical moment. Shortly we'll check
Speaker 2: in with Kirsten Watson, who is live on the field,
Speaker 2: as there is a buzz the inside Dodger Stadium right now,
Speaker 2: and in just a few minutes we'll send it out
Speaker 2: to the gapin Motors Broadcast booth and here from Stephen
Speaker 2: Nelson and jose Motoll.
Speaker 3: Last night it was.
Speaker 2: The return of glass Now, but it didn't end good.
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass Now got the start, his first in two
Speaker 2: weeks since going on the IL with his stiff back.
Speaker 2: Glass now, an All Star, did not pitch in the
Speaker 2: Midsummer Classic last night. He had a little bit of
Speaker 2: rust that he had to shake off. He'd go five innings.
Speaker 2: He allowed just two runs on four hits, struck out four,
Speaker 2: but also walked for early. The Dodgers offense gave Tyler
Speaker 2: Glass Newson early run support, but they didn't have to
Speaker 2: do much as Giants starter Robbie Ray hit two batters
Speaker 2: in the first inning, walk two batters in the first inning.
Speaker 2: In fact, he had the basis load and walked Andy
Speaker 2: pie Has to give the Dodgers a one to nothing lead.
Speaker 2: In the fourth, the Giants got the glass Now though
Speaker 2: Matt Chapman lead off home run that tied the game
Speaker 2: at four. Two batters later, Tyler Fitzgerald the double. Next
Speaker 2: batter Michael Strimsky.
Speaker 4: Glass Now's three to two line drive base hit up
Speaker 4: the middle. Fitzgerald, being waved around Paz, drops the ball
Speaker 4: before he could throw it home, an RBI signal for
Speaker 4: Mike Strimsky, putting San Francisco ahead two to one.
Speaker 2: Yes with the RBIs single, Giants with two runs in
Speaker 2: the fourth off, Tyler glass Now took a two to
Speaker 2: one laid the Giants well. Veteran Robbie Ray after the
Speaker 2: first inning. It turned out he was really good. This
Speaker 2: was his first game back since Tommy John surgery. He
Speaker 2: hadn't pitched yet all this year, and the first inning
Speaker 2: a little while he settled in retired fourteen consecutive batters
Speaker 2: as the Giants took a two to one lead. Late
Speaker 2: into the game eighth inning, Yowan Ramirez on in relief
Speaker 2: and he struggled. The first five batters he faced reached
Speaker 2: base that scored a pair of runs. He was left
Speaker 2: with the bass's load and unable to get a run
Speaker 2: or get an out recorded. So Joe Kelly came on,
Speaker 2: and he didn't favor much better. Three more runs came
Speaker 2: across for the Giants. They scored six in the top
Speaker 2: of the eighth off Ramirez and Kelly. The Dodgers offense
Speaker 2: not completely dead. Bottom of the eighth, Freddie Freeman with
Speaker 2: an RBI double.
Speaker 4: Nayler's two to zero. Freeman swings in the air right
Speaker 4: center field did not get enough of this to Scremsky
Speaker 4: will give.
Speaker 3: Way drops in front of him.
Speaker 5: In between he and Ramos, a man waved around Freeman
Speaker 5: on second for a second time this series. The Giants
Speaker 5: cannot talk in the outfield now.
Speaker 2: If Freddy Freeman will take it, it's an RBI double
Speaker 2: career double number four hundred ninety nine for Freddy. That's
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Speaker 2: top tier gas for less. Dodgers down eight to two
Speaker 2: in the ninth, they got one more on a Cavin
Speaker 2: Bezio fielder's choice, but that was it. Giants beat the
Speaker 2: Dodgers last night eight to three. Robbie Ray gets the
Speaker 2: return and gets the win. Tyler Glassdal comes back against
Speaker 2: the loss. Dodgers have their five game winning streak come
Speaker 2: to win the and they're now sixty one and forty two.
Speaker 2: They're leading the division down to seven and a half
Speaker 2: games in the nl WES and today the series finale,
Speaker 2: and speaking of returns, after a lengthy recovery from offseason
Speaker 2: shoulder surgery, Clayton Kershaw takes the mount in his first
Speaker 2: start in twenty twenty four, first pitch coming up in
Speaker 2: one ten and with more, let's head out to the
Speaker 2: Galpin Motors broadcast both as we say hello and good
Speaker 2: afternoon to Stephen Nelson in Jose Mone Guys.
Speaker 4: Take it Tim Okay host sim Motor. We're not going
Speaker 4: to waste any time talking about what happened last night.
Speaker 4: It was a bummer to watch that game get away
Speaker 4: from the Dodgers in the eighth inning, but the series
Speaker 4: still in front of him. The final game of this series,
Speaker 4: the final game against the Giants at twenty twenty four
Speaker 4: before they hit the road to Houston, and it's Clayton
Speaker 4: Kershaw Appreciation Day. His season debut in his seventeenth season.
Speaker 6: Every day he takes a mound, even throw a bullfin
Speaker 6: it's appreciation different Clifton Kershaw right because of everything that
Speaker 6: he's done, what he represents, but also Steven the Dodgers
Speaker 6: that put themselves in a good position to have a
Speaker 6: very good home stand. Obviously they know what is at stake.
Speaker 6: They also known under Maybe there's gonna be some limitations
Speaker 6: on kersher but nonetheless you know you're gonna get full
Speaker 6: effort efficiency, a drive in more than anything, a will
Speaker 6: to win, and hopefully he'll have enough run to go
Speaker 6: out there and get that w again.
Speaker 4: Just what eight nine months removed from major arthroscopic surgery
Speaker 4: on his left shoulder, something he hasn't done before. But
Speaker 4: here he is about to take foot on the mound
Speaker 4: at Dodger Stadium once again, a place where he's had
Speaker 4: so much success. Granted, he's not fully built up and
Speaker 4: the Dodger bullpen is taxed. So what's the best case
Speaker 4: scenario today? In your mind?
Speaker 6: Best case scenario is he completes four innings at least
Speaker 6: and five will be a plus, and I think eighty
Speaker 6: eighty five pitches will be ideal. For him considering who
Speaker 6: he's facing, a team that's gonna be loading up with
Speaker 6: right handers, a team that knows him quite well, and
Speaker 6: also a team that he's beaten quite up and throughout
Speaker 6: his career. But the one thing about the surgery and
Speaker 6: rehabing coming back that is so out of his mind
Speaker 6: right now when Kerr says, I'm ready, it's all about
Speaker 6: competing and executing pitches.
Speaker 7: I would like to.
Speaker 6: See this ladder play early and also see perhaps that
Speaker 6: fastball with some rise when he needs to make sure
Speaker 6: he changes those eye angles on those hitters.
Speaker 4: And what we saw from him in his rehab work
Speaker 4: in the minor leagues, we did see the fastball creep
Speaker 4: above ninety one miles per hour. Of course, you're not
Speaker 4: looking for Clayton Kersh how to light up the radar
Speaker 4: gun anymore. It's all about pitchability execution, and for him,
Speaker 4: he still feels like he can get major league hitters out,
Speaker 4: and when he has faced the Giants, he's gotten him
Speaker 4: out more often than they have gotten him twenty six
Speaker 4: wins in fifty games, fifty seven games started against him,
Speaker 4: and Giants with just a five forty oh ps against.
Speaker 6: Kersh you're talking about a guy with two hundred and
Speaker 6: ten wins and the highest winning percentage I'm on pitchers.
Speaker 7: It's just remarkable to see what he's done throughout the
Speaker 7: years and to.
Speaker 6: Still be talking about Clayton Kershel and a crucial point
Speaker 6: of the season for the Dodgers just lets you know
Speaker 6: how big he is, how much she means, and certainty
Speaker 6: his attitude rubs off on the guys, not only on
Speaker 6: the feet, but also in that clubhouse and in the dugout.
Speaker 4: When we hit on the word appreciation, it used to
Speaker 4: be just Kershaw day, and Oral Herscheiser's added appreciation to that.
Speaker 4: Because you don't know how many more times you're gonna
Speaker 4: get to see this future a statue player, first ballot
Speaker 4: Hall of Famer toe the slab here and I'm so
Speaker 4: glad that he gets the Giants at least one more
Speaker 4: time here in twenty twenty four. Clayton Kershaw, coming off
Speaker 4: a tenth All Star appearance in twenty twenty three, his
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four season debut, We cannot wait for a
Speaker 4: tim back to.
Speaker 3: You cannot wait.
Speaker 2: It's been two hundred and ninety three days since Clayton
Speaker 2: Kershaw last made it start for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Speaker 3: Well, check in with David Vasse.
Speaker 2: He'll go one on one with the doctor who fixed
Speaker 2: Clayton Kershaw, doctor Neil La Trosh. Will dip deeper into
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Speaker 2: up to Dodgers and Giants on this Thursday.
Speaker 3: Happy Kershaw Day. He's back Hurst Pitch at one ten.
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Speaker 1: This is Kirston's Corner with Kirsten Watson.
Speaker 2: Hey, Kirsten joins us now live from the field at
Speaker 2: Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 3: Kirsten, Happy curshod day.
Speaker 8: He's back.
Speaker 9: He's back, Happy curse shot day. You know what it
Speaker 9: is special just to even say that. I think after
Speaker 9: how last year ended, there were a lot of questions,
Speaker 9: is he returning is he going to return in Dodger Blue?
Speaker 9: And then we found out screen training and right before
Speaker 9: he is in fact going to be a Dodger returning
Speaker 9: for his seventeenth season. There's just so much excitement in
Speaker 9: that period. Then you think about, Okay, he had a
Speaker 9: major shoulder surgery the off season. He's now fully healed.
Speaker 9: Dave Roberts just said that the stuff looks better than
Speaker 9: they did last year. So he's just in a totally
Speaker 9: different position. So this is a special day, David thaying
Speaker 9: he does think it might be an emotional one for Clayton.
Speaker 9: When I spoke to him briefly yesterday, he didn't He
Speaker 9: was like, you know, he didn't know. He's not like,
Speaker 9: we'll see what happens. We will truly see what happens.
Speaker 9: I think that's also his personality. But you can just tell.
Speaker 9: I mean, his kids made him and his wife custom
Speaker 9: cleaps for him today that just say how proud they
Speaker 9: are of him. You know, this hasn't been an easy
Speaker 9: journey back, but it's been one that he should be
Speaker 9: very proud of. And so yeah, this is the next
Speaker 9: step in a very exciting second half of this year,
Speaker 9: and the biggest thing is to keep him ready for
Speaker 9: October and hopefully he can go out with a bang
Speaker 9: this year. That would be I think that's something special.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you touched on it here, so that this is
Speaker 2: almost like a trade for the Dodgers, somebody that they
Speaker 2: acquire at the trade deadline, which is just less than
Speaker 2: a week away, to get an arm like Clayton kersh Off.
Speaker 2: This is a big pick up in essence for the Dodgers.
Speaker 9: It really is. And even though you just think about,
Speaker 9: like what's the next couple of weeks are going to
Speaker 9: look like for the Dodgers. You know you mentioned, yes,
Speaker 9: the trade deadline in a week and so there might
Speaker 9: be some new faces, but there are a lot of
Speaker 9: very no faces that are working their way back from injury.
Speaker 9: So of course I mean he askewday we got Towler
Speaker 9: to laugh and when yes, his injury was much shorter,
Speaker 9: it was only about a week and a half off
Speaker 9: with the All Star breaks. But like you get Clayton
Speaker 9: kershot back, that's just it's a Verstus energy. The entire
Speaker 9: team is excited, the whole organization, all of Major League
Speaker 9: Baseball is excited to see c Sayton curshot back on
Speaker 9: the mouth. Then you've got arms from the Bulton that
Speaker 9: are coming back. You're going to have someone like Walker
Speaker 9: Buehler who'll be stepping back into the rotation. And yet
Speaker 9: he had you know, a tough first half coming back
Speaker 9: from that surgery. But you know, now he's had another break,
Speaker 9: he's feeling a lot better. The stuff is looking better,
Speaker 9: his hits in a better position. So it's like you're
Speaker 9: just then going to get him back because there's just
Speaker 9: so much now, more opportunity and I and then you've
Speaker 9: got position players Luky Betts. I was just talking to him,
Speaker 9: and he's someone who he is taking ground. He's doing
Speaker 9: some like with the rubber balls, kind of keep taking
Speaker 9: some swings and stuff like that. He's continuing to feel better.
Speaker 9: So there's just so much excitement around that. This is
Speaker 9: basically like getting guys back who've been hurt, so they're
Speaker 9: going to be healthy. But it's like another boost of energy,
Speaker 9: as if it's our own internal trade deadline. I guess
Speaker 9: that's the public one, the.
Speaker 2: Old saying the Cavarie is coming and they're starting to
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Speaker 2: One on one with the man who fixed the shoulder
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Speaker 2: Dodger Stadium. It's a big one. Clayton Kershaw's back. Let's
Speaker 2: hear for the Dodger skipper.
Speaker 7: Hey Dave.
Speaker 6: Questions for Dave.
Speaker 10: Dave?
Speaker 11: Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 10: Can you talk about the pressure in.
Speaker 12: The dugouts with Dave Robbers Dave, It's finally Kursha day.
Speaker 12: When you think about just what that means, the excitement
Speaker 12: of it is it kind of crazy to think that
Speaker 12: this day is happening again and just he's back and
Speaker 12: he's healthy.
Speaker 13: I'm excited. I think Dodger Nation is excited. I know
Speaker 13: Clayton is excited. There's still some I'm sure there's some
Speaker 13: nerves with him. It's been highly anticipated and the timing
Speaker 13: is is what we expected, you know. So I think
Speaker 13: for us, it's just go out there and watch him compete,
Speaker 13: which we know he's going to do, and try to
Speaker 13: win a ball game. But this is a this is
Speaker 13: a big day for all of us, and Clayton's had
Speaker 13: a long road and I'm happy to finally get to
Speaker 13: the finish line.
Speaker 12: When you think about just what his bullpens have looked
Speaker 12: like the rehab starts, what has stood out to you
Speaker 12: about him and just staff wise coming off of his.
Speaker 13: Shoulder surgery, I think the thing that stood out is
Speaker 13: the strength of the shoulder. I think the recovery has
Speaker 13: been great in the sense of last year, the last
Speaker 13: couple of years when he was throwing afterwards there was soreness,
Speaker 13: pain and trying to just get to the next start,
Speaker 13: where now days after he throws, he feels strong, he
Speaker 13: feels fresh, the soreness in the right parts of the
Speaker 13: body and the stuff. For me, like I said a
Speaker 13: couple of days ago, is better than it was last year.
Speaker 13: So results will wait and see, but I just feel
Speaker 13: like where he's at physically, I see good things happening.
Speaker 11: Indeed, Plane's gonna make history today, become in the first
Speaker 11: pitture in Dodger's history to Dion seventeen seasons. We just
Speaker 11: talk about the significance of that accomplishment, what that longevity
Speaker 11: has missed this organizations.
Speaker 13: You know, I think for me having a small a
Speaker 13: great season, a great first half to be an All Star,
Speaker 13: I'm having a great couple of seasons. It's one thing.
Speaker 13: But the longevity piece is something that I really admire,
Speaker 13: the consistency part, the ability to post and so for
Speaker 13: him to set another record, as you said, it just
Speaker 13: speaks to the character the competitor in Clayton Kershaw. And
Speaker 13: you know, in all these years he's still been dominant
Speaker 13: even without his best stuff. So you know when you're
Speaker 13: talking about the Dodgers, so to put him on the
Speaker 13: mount Rushmore of Dodger players, it's very fitting.
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Speaker 1: This is Dodger inside there, David Basse.
Speaker 2: All right, David, it's been two hundred and ninety three
Speaker 2: days since his last start he made twenty four of
Speaker 2: from a year ago off season surgery.
Speaker 3: But Clayton Kershaw is back.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and there's a lot of excitement here at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 6: Just talking to Dave Roberts and some of the members
Speaker 6: of the Dodgers coaching staff. Everybody is very optimistic that
Speaker 6: today is going to go well, because, hey, Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 6: is the ultimate competitor. He may not be throwing ninety
Speaker 6: five or ninety six anymore, but he knows how to
Speaker 6: pitch and that means a lot.
Speaker 7: And just being.
Speaker 6: Around Kershaw this week, he doesn't seem to have any
Speaker 6: more anxiousness than any other start from what I've observed, Obviously,
Speaker 6: there's a lot of excitement. He posted on his Instagram
Speaker 6: that sketchers the cleats that he use his kids designed
Speaker 6: to cleete where they have the family drawn on there
Speaker 6: and they wish him luck on the cleat, so he'll
Speaker 6: be wearing those today. But outside of that, it feels
Speaker 6: like it's another intense Kershaw day because we all know
Speaker 6: how much he locks in when he pitches, so certainly
Speaker 6: exciting to be here. And I'll say this, Tim, I
Speaker 6: even talked to a scout from another team that actually
Speaker 6: scouted Clayton Kershaw when he was pitching at Single A
Speaker 6: Great Lakes, and he showed me the scouting report.
Speaker 7: And when he showed it to.
Speaker 6: Me, he said, I don't have to scout anything today,
Speaker 6: but I felt like I needed to be here. So
Speaker 6: there's a lot of people here at Dodgers Stadium, within
Speaker 6: the organization, outside the organization that has an emotional connection
Speaker 6: to Clayton Kershaw because he's been around that long.
Speaker 3: David is driven by Ford. There's one thing we like.
Speaker 3: It's choices.
Speaker 2: Find yours with the four f one to fifty gas
Speaker 2: hybrid or all electric tough This march can only be
Speaker 2: called f one fifty behind the plate today, not Will Smith.
Speaker 3: Austin Barnes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Austin Barnes is riding a ten game hitting streak
Speaker 6: after getting a pinch hit hit last night in the
Speaker 6: ninth inning, a ten game hitting streak and out in Washington,
Speaker 6: DC right now, Dylan Seese just completed a no hitter
Speaker 6: for the San Diego Padres tim But over here at
Speaker 6: Dodgers Stadium, Austin Barnes is obviously the catcher that Kershaw's
Speaker 6: come comfortable with.
Speaker 7: And I was talking to Bob.
Speaker 6: Garan, who is still part of Dave Roberts's staff. There's
Speaker 6: not too many catchers out there that catch more than
Speaker 6: one hundred games, or even one hundred games. So there's
Speaker 6: fifty five to sixty games where the Dodgers need to cover,
Speaker 6: and it's certainly a help when you have Austin Barnes
Speaker 6: having a season that he's having this year. So the
Speaker 6: Dodgers have to manage Will Smithy. You hear about managing pitchers,
Speaker 6: but the Dodgers have to manage Will smith for October
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 2: Looking at the infield, David Chris Taylor, groin, Miguel Rojas
Speaker 2: injured list. Do the Dodgers need infield depth now to
Speaker 2: help cover.
Speaker 6: Well, you heard me report that the Cubs have scouts
Speaker 6: dispersed among three different levels of the Dodgers minor league
Speaker 6: organization scouting their system, and from what I understand, Nico Horner,
Speaker 6: the Cubs infielders second base shortstop, is possibly a player
Speaker 6: that Dodgers are interested in. And the Cubs have a
Speaker 6: lot of infield depths, not only at the major league level,
Speaker 6: but also in the minor league level. So Nico Horner
Speaker 6: might be a guy that the Dodgers and Cubs may
Speaker 6: be talking about as we get closer to July thirtieth,
Speaker 6: not only with the injuries to Rojas and Taylor and
Speaker 6: Mookie Beds, but obviously the strengthen the Dodgers' depth on
Speaker 6: the bench and in their infield.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: Doubt about it, David.
Speaker 2: The trade deadline coming up on Tuesday. We'll see what
Speaker 2: happens between now and then.
Speaker 3: We'll appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Coming up here on Dodgers on Deck, we'll hear from
Speaker 2: the doctor who performed the surgery on Clayton Kershaw, doctor
Speaker 2: Neil Elatrosh. That's coming up in fifteen minutes. We'll dive
Speaker 2: deeper to this pitching matchup. But up next your Dodgers
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Speaker 14: Kershaw's one hundred and seventeenth pitch, send the ball, swaiton
Speaker 14: good misses, strikeout number eleven for Clayton Kershaw. He hasn't
Speaker 14: walked anybody, and the Dodgers now are three outs away
Speaker 14: from their second consecutive National League Western Division titles. Wilson
Speaker 14: set the one to one to the left handed Didn't
Speaker 14: Blanco brown ball right side.
Speaker 8: Barney diving stop throws.
Speaker 14: Him out, and the Dodgers have won the National League
Speaker 14: Western Division title.
Speaker 8: It began six.
Speaker 14: Months, two days and ten thousand miles ago when Clayton
Speaker 14: Kershaw won his first game.
Speaker 7: Tonight, the Dodgers win their.
Speaker 14: Ninety first Clayton Kershaw wins his twenty eight first, and
Speaker 14: the Dodgers have won their second consecutive National League Western
Speaker 14: Division title.
Speaker 2: September twenty four twenty fourteen, Dodgers clinched their second NL
Speaker 2: West Crown, beating the Giants that day nine to one.
Speaker 2: Clayton Kershaw eight innings, eleven strikeouts. Giants would go on
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Speaker 2: We'll check back in with Jose Motives. He leads up
Speaker 2: to first pitch. Happy Kershaw Day. He makes his return
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Speaker 6: One more game for a Jose Mota filling in for
Speaker 6: Rick Monday during the homestand but what a game to
Speaker 6: broadcast Clayton Kershaw's for Turn to the Mound.
Speaker 8: Just eight months after Lev's shoulder surgery.
Speaker 6: Jose, It's just remarkable to see how this guy has
Speaker 6: so driven to make it back. How we're talking about
Speaker 6: this in spring training is that July is it gonna
Speaker 6: be August? And then you're like, if it's Kersher, he's
Speaker 6: thinking July not August, right, But I think overall this
Speaker 6: is quite a test to him knowing that what he
Speaker 6: went through. As Dave Roberts said today, you know, there
Speaker 6: was one point where he didn't know if he was
Speaker 6: gonna make another Media League pitch. So it is emotional
Speaker 6: for Kersher, it is emotional for us, for the fans,
Speaker 6: and for a guy that's not just happy to be back,
Speaker 6: he wants to be back and contribute David, as you know,
Speaker 6: in a big way. When you watch him today, what
Speaker 6: will you be looking for to determine and paint the
Speaker 6: picture for us. I'm gonna see that slighter and see
Speaker 6: what it's doing. I don't think the pays is gonna
Speaker 6: be any issues. I've been watching him throw his similar
Speaker 6: to games here in the bullpens, and also want to
Speaker 6: see all his basketball plays because we know that in
Speaker 6: ninety one it plays well when his ladder is sharp. Downstairs,
Speaker 6: Freddie Freeman told me that when he faced Kersher, he says,
Speaker 6: I always thought slider. Okay, I sat slider, and before
Speaker 6: you know it, he threw me two fast FLEs inside
Speaker 6: for a strike. Then he finished me off with a slider.
Speaker 6: So everything looks like a fastball. But I think for
Speaker 6: Kersh today it's gonna be just to not exaggerate it
Speaker 6: and try to look for the punch out, gets him
Speaker 6: early outs and stay in the game as long as
Speaker 6: he can. I know Austin Barnes and Clayton Kershaw have
Speaker 6: a really good pitcher catcher relationship. That's obviously at the
Speaker 6: forefront of why Barnes is starting behind the plate today.
Speaker 6: But Will Smith, each of the last three full seasons
Speaker 6: has caught over one hundred games. How important is it
Speaker 6: for the Dodgers to continue to get something out of
Speaker 6: Austin Barnes on the offensive side. It's a plus And
Speaker 6: I'm just so happy that at Leasta's confidence is at
Speaker 6: a point now where Dave Roberts has options with him.
Speaker 7: We know that he is the best team bunter.
Speaker 6: He is the only guy pretty much you can count
Speaker 6: on when there's a situation with a safety squeeze. He's
Speaker 6: a good guy to me that I think I would
Speaker 6: put more hit and runs with him because he knows
Speaker 6: and understands how that plays out with the defense, right.
Speaker 6: But I think overall, when it comes down to calling
Speaker 6: games and getting a sense and a feel for what
Speaker 6: the opposing team is doing, he's so good. And Will
Speaker 6: Smith has gotten better with that too, because Will Smith
Speaker 6: is you know, talk to me about not holding having
Speaker 6: only just a game plan, but adjusting to what he
Speaker 6: sees guys doing in the batter's box and also with
Speaker 6: the swings and then day on top of that, how
Speaker 6: this tough plays out.
Speaker 7: So you have a great combination of Austin Barnes.
Speaker 6: Will knows this so well kersh you'll see in that
Speaker 6: face pulling down the fingers or electronically obviously hearing the signs,
Speaker 6: and then the comfort level down your stadium. It should
Speaker 6: be a very special day between those two. Yeah, Barnes
Speaker 6: is a great guy because pitchers have told me Jose
Speaker 6: that yes there's a pregame plan, but he is so
Speaker 6: good at adapting to what's happening in the game, but
Speaker 6: also not giving up on certain pitches just because it
Speaker 6: may not be working early exactly. And I think that's
Speaker 6: where the veterans leadership comes in, or your mental fortitude
Speaker 6: has to say I believe in this picture because we
Speaker 6: talked about it before the game. Maybe let's abandon it
Speaker 6: for a little, but we got to bring it back.
Speaker 6: Why because they're looking for it and we want him
Speaker 6: to look for it. And then before you know it,
Speaker 6: you can pitch backwards, bring that pitch back and have
Speaker 6: the opposing team going, well, we thought you didn't have
Speaker 6: it before you know you're going to strike three because
Speaker 6: you played it played the smarty. But in this game
Speaker 6: today day, a lot of times, with so much planning
Speaker 6: and preparing and graphics and analytics, they've gone away from
Speaker 6: just studying and watching what's happening between the white lines,
Speaker 6: and how say, guys taking early pitches right then, why
Speaker 6: wife's breaking pitches Now? A guy like Kersher can still
Speaker 6: to strigle to break the ball, but he's got to
Speaker 6: get right after people fill his zone, but hopefully induce
Speaker 6: also down on the zone with early contact.
Speaker 7: One thing we cannot forget. My last thing on kershoris
Speaker 7: he is a tremendous ground ball pitcher.
Speaker 6: And because he is a power pitcher, he's like forty
Speaker 6: seven percent ground ball in his career, which is just
Speaker 6: amazing to know that when he has that weapon working.
Speaker 7: For him, he's gonna use it.
Speaker 8: That's why you gotta have good defense behind him.
Speaker 6: Nick Ahmed making his second started shortstop as the Dodger
Speaker 6: hose should be fun Kershaw Day for the first time
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 8: Tim, we'll send it back to you in the studio, all.
Speaker 3: Right, Thanks a lot, guys.
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Speaker 2: man who performed the surgery on the shoulder of Clayton Kershaw,
Speaker 2: doctor Neil Ela Trush.
Speaker 3: You'll hear from him next.
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Speaker 3: It's an engagement of endearment this high and tight.
Speaker 6: It's Kershaw Day at Dodgers Stadium for the first time
Speaker 6: this season, and a big reason why Clayton Kershaw is
Speaker 6: on the mound today is because of the greatest orthopedic
Speaker 6: surgeon in the world, and he is the Dodgers team physician.
Speaker 6: Everybody from William Shatner to Tom Brady to Kobe Bryant
Speaker 6: to Clayton Kershaw comes to see this man, and that
Speaker 6: is the great doctor Neil Elatrosh. Doctor Elatrosh, really special
Speaker 6: to have you on this day, more than any other
Speaker 6: day in recent memory.
Speaker 15: Well, David, I don't know how you can expect me
Speaker 15: to sit through that introduction. It's a it's very very generous,
Speaker 15: but I've been waiting for this day, probably as much
Speaker 15: more than anybody, maybe with the exception of Clayton.
Speaker 6: There's a great story recently in The New Yorker and
Speaker 6: it just describes the trust that you build with your patients.
Speaker 8: How much trust did you have.
Speaker 6: To build with Clayton to be able to not only
Speaker 6: have them to your home the night before the surgery,
Speaker 6: but also for him to entrust you with his pitching future.
Speaker 15: I think that you hit on the thing that's the
Speaker 15: main ingredient. It's absolutely necessary to take care of these
Speaker 15: kinds of athletes, and you know, really anybody to have
Speaker 15: a physician have somebody's health in their hands. I think
Speaker 15: that without trust, you know, the results never would reach
Speaker 15: their potential. But that especially true for athletes and athletes
Speaker 15: at this level. I've noticed that that's probably the most
Speaker 15: important ingredient is trust, and it goes both ways. I
Speaker 15: have to trust that, you know, he's going to give
Speaker 15: me all the information I need to take the best
Speaker 15: care of him I can, and he obviously has to
Speaker 15: trust me that that I'm going to I'm going to
Speaker 15: do everything I need to do everything I can do
Speaker 15: to to take as good a care of.
Speaker 10: Him as possible.
Speaker 15: You know, without it, nothing works well. With it, everything's possible.
Speaker 6: Doctor Neil el A Josh not only the best as
Speaker 6: far as orthopedic surgeons go in the world, but as
Speaker 6: you can tell, he cares about the people that are
Speaker 6: trusting him.
Speaker 10: You are one of one.
Speaker 8: There's no doubt about that. He's one of one.
Speaker 6: Is this surgery for him to be able to be
Speaker 6: on the mound eight months later one of one.
Speaker 10: He's He's the.
Speaker 15: First one that I know of that is coming back
Speaker 15: to sports at this level with the with this particular operation.
Speaker 10: They to be able to do what we did, it.
Speaker 15: Had to be done arthroscopically for him to have a
Speaker 15: chance of being able to rehabit and get his motion
Speaker 15: back to be able to give him a chance to
Speaker 15: play this year. And if we couldn't accomplish that, and
Speaker 15: it would have had to be done with a more
Speaker 15: invasive approach, we wouldn't be where we are. And the
Speaker 15: problem with this particular diagnosis is it's really exceedingly difficult,
Speaker 15: some think not possible to accomplish this arthroscopically.
Speaker 6: Doctor Neil Elatrosh is our guest on Kershaw Day. Clayton
Speaker 6: Kershaw making his season debut this afternoon. When you come
Speaker 6: to the stadium on a daylight today, how emotional will
Speaker 6: you be when you see him warm up today?
Speaker 15: I mean, I think that maybe that does describe it.
Speaker 15: I will have a lot of emotion about it. I
Speaker 15: had those same emotions when when I saw Walker come
Speaker 15: back this year.
Speaker 10: But but you know, whenever.
Speaker 15: You go through something like this and you see what
Speaker 15: what they've done and the way they've gone about it,
Speaker 15: like like Clayton, you can't help but really feel the
Speaker 15: gravity and the and the emotion of the situation. You know,
Speaker 15: you know, watching him make the decision, well what he
Speaker 15: was going to do this.
Speaker 10: Year, and all he wanted, all he wanted.
Speaker 15: To do was to make sure that he could live
Speaker 15: up to and fulfill what whatever a baseball contract would
Speaker 15: would want coming back on the other side to you know,
Speaker 15: what what his obligation was. And and I just I
Speaker 15: watched him go through it, and it was remarkable.
Speaker 10: You know how much integrity he has.
Speaker 15: He's he's a hard worker, ultimate, ultimate professional, and it's
Speaker 15: been a real privilege to see.
Speaker 10: I've learned a lot from him.
Speaker 15: I've learned a lot from him about pitching, things that
Speaker 15: I that I will carry through and be able to,
Speaker 15: you know, hopefully help other people. I already have used
Speaker 15: some of the knowledge I've gained from him and people
Speaker 15: like Walker, and so it's it's shaped and formed a
Speaker 15: lot of and informed a lot of my my thinking
Speaker 15: about how to take care of these guys. But he's
Speaker 15: been a remarkable partner to go through this with.
Speaker 10: And he did all the work. I did a little surgery,
Speaker 10: he did all the work.
Speaker 6: Doctor elatrosh thanks a lot for the time, no doubt.
Speaker 6: Right next to Ellen and the kids, you are going
Speaker 6: to be very proud and maybe the biggest smile at
Speaker 6: Dodger stadium right next to them on Clayton Kershaw's season debut.
Speaker 15: Thanks David, it's an honor privilege to work with him
Speaker 15: and to talk to you.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I don't know about that.
Speaker 6: It's my honor and privilege to be in your presence,
Speaker 6: the great doctor Neil elatrosh.
Speaker 7: We'll send it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 8: Tim this day would not be here without.
Speaker 10: Him, no doubt about that.
Speaker 3: Appreciated David.
Speaker 2: Speaking of injuries, Chris Taylor officially placed on the injured
Speaker 2: list with a left growing string just a few minutes
Speaker 2: ago by the Dodgers James Autman on his way back
Speaker 2: from Oklahoma City. He has been recalled and back with
Speaker 2: the team.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 2: Chris Taylor goes on the il. James Altman back, and
Speaker 2: so is Clayton Kershaw. Two hundred and ninety three days
Speaker 2: since making his last start.
Speaker 3: He is back. He just heard from his team.
Speaker 2: Doctor will dive deeper into the numbers when we come back,
Speaker 2: So we'd lead you up.
Speaker 3: To first pitch.
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Speaker 2: and eight, three point fifty nine ERA twenty seven year
Speaker 2: old right hander make it his twenty second start last
Speaker 2: time out, six innings, four runs, eight hits, four strikeouts
Speaker 2: on the loss of the Rockies on Saturday. But today
Speaker 2: it's all about Clayton Kershall, the thirty six year old
Speaker 2: left hander. In the seventeen season in the Big League's
Speaker 2: ten time All Star, three times Say Young Award winner,
Speaker 2: World Series Champ, future Hall of Famer makes his twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four debut after offseason shoulder surgery. It's been two
Speaker 2: hundred and ninety three days since his last start. He
Speaker 2: made three rehab appearances, is allowing three runs over ten
Speaker 2: innings in his most recent outing. He went four innings
Speaker 2: sixty seven pitches. In his career against the Giants twenty
Speaker 2: six and sixteen two oh one erara, four hundred and
Speaker 2: two strikeouts in fifty nine games, which includes fifty seven
Speaker 2: starts at Dodger Stadium, twenty nine career starts, two thirty
Speaker 2: four ERA.
Speaker 3: And eleven wins.
Speaker 2: It's Clayton Kershaw. He is back Dodger fans, and he's
Speaker 2: taken on the Giants. We're fifteen minutes away from first pitch.
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Speaker 7: Thank you TC.
Speaker 4: We're getting closer to Clayton Kershaw's first pitch to the
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four campaign as the Dodgers and Giants will
Speaker 4: wrap up this four game series, the Dodgers trying to
Speaker 4: take this series from their rivals the last time these
Speaker 4: two teams will play in this new balance schedule before
Speaker 4: they go on the road to Houston, San Diego and Oakland.
Speaker 4: Clinton Kershaw fifty six strikeout shy of three thousand for
Speaker 4: his career, and he is opposite the Giants.
Speaker 7: Ace Logan Webb.
Speaker 6: Logan Webb is a strike thrower who knows and understands
Speaker 6: how to approach this ball clumb how to also pitch
Speaker 6: under these conditions. I'm talking about the heat and the
Speaker 6: fact that he knows the dollars are missing some key points.
Speaker 6: The one guy he's not gonna miss is Bookie Benz
Speaker 6: is like, you know what, I'm glad.
Speaker 7: He's not in fine up today.
Speaker 6: But the Dalliers know they have their hands full with
Speaker 6: they guy the lexic compete just like Clinton Kershew. It
Speaker 6: should be a nice paced game by the way here
Speaker 6: Steven today on getaway Day. And overall though, going back
Speaker 6: to Kershaw, I am so glad Stephen, we get a
Speaker 6: chance to forget that last look we had on her
Speaker 6: show here in October, that look of the over them
Speaker 6: that dugout in the playoffs, and he has a chance
Speaker 6: again to redeem himself and be perhaps a very important
Speaker 6: piece here going forward.
Speaker 4: You just knew that after what happened in Game one
Speaker 4: against the Diamondbacks, just third of an inning, six runs
Speaker 4: and six hits, we don't need to relive it. But
Speaker 4: that was not going to be the last that we
Speaker 4: saw Clayton Kershaw. The competitor in him was not going
Speaker 4: to allow that to happen. The pride that he has
Speaker 4: in himself and his legacy was not going to allow
Speaker 4: that to happen.
Speaker 7: And he has.
Speaker 4: Worked his way back from surgery and he has returned
Speaker 4: to the Major League mound here at Dodgers Stadium. It's
Speaker 4: a beautiful sight and we will see it in a
Speaker 4: matter of moments, the Dodgers and Giants for the last
Speaker 4: time in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you, guys.
Speaker 2: Dodgers start today sixty one and forty two on this season.
Speaker 2: Right behind them the San Diego Padres, who just keep
Speaker 2: on winning. They've won now five in a row. Dylan
Speaker 2: sees through a no hitter for them in Washington to
Speaker 2: beat the Nationals already, so at the moment, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: seven game lead could go back to seven and a.
Speaker 3: Half with a win.
Speaker 2: Dodgers Giants, it's Clayton Kershaw on the mound.
Speaker 10: He's back.
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