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Speaker 2: world champion Los Angeles Dodgers eight and one on this season.
Speaker 2: Nobody really thought that Dodgers would go undefeated all year.
Speaker 2: Yesterday they suffered that first loss of the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five season, a gaming which the Dodgers had chances late
Speaker 2: but ran themselves out of the eighth and the ninth innings.
Speaker 2: This afternoon, though, they look to shake it off as
Speaker 2: they're back in Philadelphia, game two of this three game
Speaker 2: weekend series against the Phillies. Roki Sasaki on the mound
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Speaker 2: Last night in Philadelphia, the Dodgers' bats were silenced early.
Speaker 2: They finally woke up, but too little, too late. Yoshi
Speaker 2: Yamamoto got the start. He goes six innings, allowed just
Speaker 2: one run on three hits, while striking out five along
Speaker 2: the way. Yamamoto didn't help himself out in the first
Speaker 2: trade Turner a one out double. Then trade turner sole third.
Speaker 3: Now Turner heading for third and Yamamoto throws it away.
Speaker 3: They had him Deadna Wright a third and Yamamoto threw
Speaker 3: it into no man's lamb. Turner comes into the score.
Speaker 3: It is one to nothing Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Yamamoto's throwing air behind Miguel Rojas down the third base line,
Speaker 2: trade Turner scored Phillies up one to nothing. The Dodgers
Speaker 2: offense had their hands full against leftander hayesus Lozardo held
Speaker 2: the Dodgers scoreless over seven innings. He allowed just two hits,
Speaker 2: striking out eight along the way. Yoshiyamamoto with this six innings.
Speaker 2: The seventh belonged to Kirby Yates, a lead off walk,
Speaker 2: then a double two batters later, stattson RBI single in
Speaker 2: Brandon Marsh and RBI groundown. Just like that, the Phillies
Speaker 2: with two runs off of Kirby Yates and the seventh
Speaker 2: up three to nothing. The Dodgers offense limited most of
Speaker 2: the game, had a base runner. In the sixth Andy
Speaker 2: Pa has picked off. In the eighth, Dodgers runners on
Speaker 2: first and third with two outs. Mookie Betts when show
Speaker 2: O Toany was caught stealing his second to in the
Speaker 2: Indian and then in the ninth Dodgers down three to nothing,
Speaker 2: down but not out, looking for some late any magic.
Speaker 2: Mookie Betts a lead off walk that brought up Tommy tanks.
Speaker 3: Field back on the right side. Bets eleaded second. Now
Speaker 3: the pitch and Edmund Swains hits a high fly ball
Speaker 3: to right. There's Paul heading back. This Paul is God.
Speaker 3: It's a home run for Edmund. Tommy Edman with his
Speaker 3: fifth home run of the season, and the Dodgers get
Speaker 3: on the board in the ninth inning.
Speaker 2: It's three to two, two run shot from Tommy Edmund
Speaker 2: Dodgers down one. The rally was on two batters later
Speaker 2: two Will Smith walked time run was at first, Chris
Speaker 2: Taylor pinch running, Max Munchie pinch hitting for Key K. However,
Speaker 2: the game ended on a strike him out, throw him out,
Speaker 2: ballgame over after review. Phillies beat the Dodgers three to two,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers first loss of the season with the loss
Speaker 2: of now eight and one. But today's a nude day.
Speaker 2: Rokie Sasaki on the mound game two of this three
Speaker 2: game weekend series in Philadelphia with more. We head out
Speaker 2: to the Galloping Motors broadcast booth and say hello to
Speaker 2: Tim Beverett rig Monday, guys.
Speaker 3: Tim, thanks again. Overcast here in Philadelphia. Be a little
Speaker 3: cooler today. There has been some precipitation in the area,
Speaker 3: but we should be okay for the ballgame as the
Speaker 3: Dodgers take on the Philadelphia Phillies game two of this
Speaker 3: three game series, and it is the third start for
Speaker 3: young right handed Rokie Sasaki, no decisions in a five
Speaker 3: to seventy nine ERA. He will be facing veteran right
Speaker 3: hander Aaron Nola. Nola is zero to one with an
Speaker 3: eight to forty four ERA after he gave up five
Speaker 3: earned runs on six hits and five and a third
Speaker 3: innings pitched against Washington in his first start. So the
Speaker 3: Philly is six and one ended the Dodgers' eight game
Speaker 3: winning streak to start the season. Dodgers still the best
Speaker 3: record in baseball in this early going at eight and one.
Speaker 3: And when you look at the lineup today Mo Max
Speaker 3: Munsey is back in there, Austin Barnes is behind the plate,
Speaker 3: Will Smith getting the game off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, kick you here. Nannis again starting at first base
Speaker 4: in the absence of obviously Freddy Freeman. So this is
Speaker 4: a ball club. The Dodgers, and let's be very simplistic
Speaker 4: about this, have to play better than what they have
Speaker 4: each the last two games. So they won the final
Speaker 4: game in LA with the walk off home run by
Speaker 4: Shoheyo Tani, but they ended three different innings with base
Speaker 4: running being thrown out or doubled up. And that's going
Speaker 4: to change. But at the same time, I think Dave
Speaker 4: Roberts put it rather succinctly, Yes, you ran yourself out
Speaker 4: of three innings, but don't turn into a passive team.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: One of the things that Dave was talking about when
Speaker 4: he first came over to manage the Dodgers, saying, look,
Speaker 4: I saw you guys from the other dugout when he
Speaker 4: was a bench coach with San Diego, so he didn't
Speaker 4: run the bases particularly well. I think Dave understands, Look,
Speaker 4: don't lose the aggressiveness. Let's just think a little bit
Speaker 4: better in situations.
Speaker 3: And they think they can run today on Aironola. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so that'll be seen whether they do or not this afternoon.
Speaker 3: Got to get some base runners too, they had a
Speaker 3: lack of those in the game last night. But just
Speaker 3: to give you an idea of how rare it is
Speaker 3: for a Dodger team to have base runners thrown out
Speaker 3: trying to steal three times in a game. It had
Speaker 3: been since September eighth, if twenty twelve, when Buster Posey
Speaker 3: the Giants threw out three different Dodgers trying to steal
Speaker 3: a base in a single game. So it doesn't happen
Speaker 3: very often, but it happened last night. On the pitching front,
Speaker 3: Shoe Hal Towny pitched another bullpen today. It's a second
Speaker 3: one in two weeks time. He is scheduled to throw
Speaker 3: a touch and field session on Thursday at Dodger Stadium,
Speaker 3: and then he'll throw another bullpen on Saturday. He's only
Speaker 3: thrown the fastball and the change up, not the split yet,
Speaker 3: so he's still a ways off.
Speaker 4: You know, there's been a lot of talk, i think
Speaker 4: during the offseason and now that the season has gotten
Speaker 4: oother way too about the Nation League Western Division, and
Speaker 4: you can look how it's gotten off to a start.
Speaker 4: The Dodgers just a half game in front of San Diego. Well,
Speaker 4: the Dodgers are eight and one, and then you look
Speaker 4: at San Francisco, they're just a game out. Arizona, two
Speaker 4: and a half out as action started today. The Rockies,
Speaker 4: they're running into some problems to begin with, but things
Speaker 4: are going to be tight. The Dodgers understand full well.
Speaker 4: Western Division is a very representative division of the National League.
Speaker 3: So the Dodgers at eight and one take on the
Speaker 3: Phillies at six and one. Roki Sasaki against Aaron Nola.
Speaker 3: That's the pitching matchup here in game two.
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Speaker 2: a big one for rookie Sasaki looking to get back
Speaker 2: on track in his third start. But up next your Otani.
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Speaker 2: It's the Dodgers and Phillies on this Saturday afternoon, Dodgers
Speaker 2: looking to get back on track after their first loss
Speaker 2: last night to the Phillies. Rookie Sasaki on the mound,
Speaker 2: first pitch coming up at one o five.
Speaker 1: This is the Otani rewhy and now a two to
Speaker 1: one pitch to show hand the swings rips it in
Speaker 1: the right field.
Speaker 3: That's a base ship rounding second on his way to third.
Speaker 3: A is rojash and he will stop there and show
Speaker 3: here with a sharp single past a diving Bryce Harper
Speaker 3: get himself a hit and this brings the tying run
Speaker 3: to the plate in mookie Betch.
Speaker 2: Dodgers last night lose three to two in the eighth inning.
Speaker 2: Shoyotani with that single to write at first and third,
Speaker 2: But then it was Shoeyotani getting caught stealing at second
Speaker 2: base to in the eighth inning. Dodgers also got caught
Speaker 2: stealing to end the game in the ninth as they
Speaker 2: lose in Philadelphia, their first loss of the season, three
Speaker 2: to two.
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Speaker 2: Sasaki puts up some k's today That means he gets
Speaker 2: some strikeouts, it means he's getting some outs and hopefully
Speaker 2: a better outing today. Yeah exactly.
Speaker 5: I mean when we look at us first too, they've
Speaker 5: been tough ones and whether the lack of swing and miss,
Speaker 5: whether the lack of throwing strikes. So the hope today
Speaker 5: and Dave Roberts has said that said this for rookies,
Speaker 5: with each one of his outings, it's it's got to
Speaker 5: be that fastball command because that's what's going to allow
Speaker 5: him to set up for the splitter. And we know
Speaker 5: we've seen how it plays out, how effective that pitch
Speaker 5: can be, so that's got to be the key for him.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of talk about just whether it was
Speaker 5: some of the emotions that he expressed after that last
Speaker 5: outing and even some of the frustration. And this is
Speaker 5: a player who's used to having a lot of success
Speaker 5: and a player who wants to come through for his team.
Speaker 5: So Dave Roberts does feel that, Yes, today is going
Speaker 5: to be a big test for him, going up against
Speaker 5: a very just a very talented Phillies' lineup as well
Speaker 5: as a very patient Phillies lineup. So they're going to
Speaker 5: control their strike zone and hopefully Roki can do that
Speaker 5: as well, but the hope is that he can have
Speaker 5: a strong one and they do feel like it's coming
Speaker 5: just because he's coming off of a really strong bullpen
Speaker 5: and Mark Pryor and Connor mac ginnis are feeling that,
Speaker 5: you know, he's being more receptive to just the information
Speaker 5: that's being given to him to make some of those
Speaker 5: adjustments to give him more success in this league.
Speaker 2: But you know what really feel the Chicago the wind
Speaker 2: can play havoc with the baseball, whether good or bad.
Speaker 2: In Philadelphia last night and today the win gonna be
Speaker 2: an issue again.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, just looking at it right now, Tim,
Speaker 5: it is blowing and honestly like howling. And there's a
Speaker 5: thing with this stadium it kind of can have that
Speaker 5: like circular play on the ball, if that makes sense.
Speaker 5: Kind of think kind of like a cyclone.
Speaker 2: I feel like it is the right way to describe it.
Speaker 5: But not that I'm a weather girl or anything, but
Speaker 5: I feel like that's how one wind describe it. But
Speaker 5: we saw last night with you know, with the swing
Speaker 5: that Shoho Tani had late in the game, and it
Speaker 5: was one in which that ball it was what a
Speaker 5: thirty two launch angle one hundred and ten off the bat.
Speaker 5: That's something that would have been a home run or
Speaker 5: at least a hit, just looking at comparables to those
Speaker 5: those two numbers, and it wasn't that. So the wind
Speaker 5: played a big factor on it, and it could be
Speaker 5: something today. It's gonna be a tricky one, but it's
Speaker 5: kind of one of those things that they're just going
Speaker 5: to have to see how it played out. But they're
Speaker 5: gonna have to be aggressive with Aaron Nolan. Hopefully they
Speaker 5: can find ways to get to him.
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Speaker 2: a good one. We appreciate it, Garston. We'll check in
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Speaker 1: Dave, can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 2: Can you talk about the pressure in the dugouts.
Speaker 1: With Dave Roberts.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think yesterday the wind certainly played a factor.
Speaker 7: I think I'm not sure how it's blown today, but
Speaker 7: it is cold out there. I think, you know, the
Speaker 7: takeaway is, you know, not giving away free passes, not
Speaker 7: just giving away ninety feet, making guys beat you with
Speaker 7: the bat, putting the ball in play. I think trying
Speaker 7: to you know, get ninety feet, get on base, create
Speaker 7: some type of action on the base is certainly from
Speaker 7: a guy like Nola, who really good competitor, really good
Speaker 7: breaking ball, good stuff, but you can run on him,
Speaker 7: you know. So hopefully we can create some stress on
Speaker 7: the bases and take good at bats. But excited to
Speaker 7: see what Roki does tonight.
Speaker 5: You talked about how in his last bullpen, Mark Pryor
Speaker 5: was saying that the stuff was in a really good spot.
Speaker 5: I know you've said that with him, just the fastball
Speaker 5: command is the most important thing. How do you see
Speaker 5: that hopefully playing out for him in today's game? And
Speaker 5: what will be the biggest I guess determining factor that
Speaker 5: you can see in him that tells you what isn't
Speaker 5: a good spot.
Speaker 7: I just want to see Roki on the attack. Tonight.
Speaker 7: I thought we saw that and he had a good
Speaker 7: kind of up close look at Yamamoto last night. How
Speaker 7: he pitched aggressively, was on the attack, and you know,
Speaker 7: with his fastball, with his split, and so that's the blueprint.
Speaker 7: And I think that you can kind of manage these
Speaker 7: hitters by attacking them and commanding the fastball, presenting the
Speaker 7: split as a strike to get them to swing to
Speaker 7: chase put the ball in place softly. So I think
Speaker 7: for me it's just kind of I want to see
Speaker 7: the aggressiveness and just kind of watching his you know,
Speaker 7: his mound presence, poised demeanor on the mountain.
Speaker 2: All right, there's Day Roberts talking about rookie Szaki who's
Speaker 2: had some control issues his first two starts and a
Speaker 2: little control of his ASPI pitches. So see, if the
Speaker 2: Phillies players are disciplined today, I can get in the chase.
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Speaker 2: There's three game set, Dodgers looking to bounce back in
Speaker 2: another cloudy afternoon in the city. I probably love.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was raining earlier this morning, Tim, but the
Speaker 8: rain has not come back. It's a cloudy it's about
Speaker 8: fifty degrees and the wind is whipping from right field
Speaker 8: to left field. And speaking of the wind, I talked
Speaker 8: to Shoho Tani earlier today about the ball he hit
Speaker 8: in his second at bat to center field. Any other ballpark.
Speaker 8: It was hit close to one hundred and ten miles
Speaker 8: an hour. It's a home run, but all it was
Speaker 8: was a fly ball that was cut down at the
Speaker 8: warning track at the edge of the grass. So when
Speaker 8: I went up to Otania, I said, hey, that's two
Speaker 8: home runs you should have had. There was one in
Speaker 8: Tokyo because the base balls were doing weird things, and
Speaker 8: that one and he's I know.
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Speaker 2: throw a bullpen today? Yeah, how about that?
Speaker 8: I'm looking down at my phone and that's how That's
Speaker 8: how much presence Otani has when he walks by you,
Speaker 8: you feel it. I looked up and there he was
Speaker 8: in his batting practice uniform, the blue Dodger top with
Speaker 8: seventeen and Otani on the back end. He threw a
Speaker 8: twenty five pitch bullpen. He did not throw any split
Speaker 8: fingered fastballs, but Dave Roberts said that would be the
Speaker 8: next step in his next bullpen session. And also interesting enough,
Speaker 8: Dave Roberts mentioned wanting to have Otani on a seven
Speaker 8: days schedule, and that's how these bullpen sessions are scheduled.
Speaker 8: So he touches the mount on Thursdays and throws a
Speaker 8: bullpen session on a Saturday to try to continue to
Speaker 8: have some sort of process and schedule for when he
Speaker 8: does eventually return to pitch.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, were there any more runners thrown out last night?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was bad base running? Yesterday, well, it was
Speaker 4: not a good ballgame. And that's back to back games.
Speaker 4: I mean we talked about, you know, the final game
Speaker 4: of the homestand even the Dodgers that went it on
Speaker 4: on a walk off home run by shoe heel Otani.
Speaker 4: But after the ballgame, Dave Roberts said he was dumbfounded.
Speaker 4: It was bad baseball and did this is a better
Speaker 4: ball club than to play in situations like that? Last night?
Speaker 4: You left Mookie Bett standing at home plate two different times,
Speaker 4: you ran yourself out of innings three different times, didn't
Speaker 4: execute the fundamental play on a pickoff over at third base. Yes,
Speaker 4: it's early in the season, but those things start to
Speaker 4: mount up. You cannot give away games. And you know
Speaker 4: the Phillies they played very aggressive baseball. They're gonna do
Speaker 4: it again this year. We talked about, Hey, ball clubs
Speaker 4: understand when the defending world champions are coming into town,
Speaker 4: they want nothing better than to upset the Apple card
Speaker 4: to the Dodgers. And that's what happened last night.
Speaker 8: Well, earlier today, Dave Roberts indicated the Dodgers are not
Speaker 8: going to stop running because he believes they could take
Speaker 8: advantage of Aaron Nola in that department. Maybe you can
Speaker 8: explain to us what is the balance of being aggressive
Speaker 8: but also smart.
Speaker 4: Well, Nola last year did give up some stolen bases.
Speaker 4: He's also giving up a lot of home runs. You
Speaker 4: look at thirty last year. They're hit, but situations called for.
Speaker 4: If you're going to take off with Mookie Bets at
Speaker 4: home plate in a one run game, or if you're
Speaker 4: the tying run standing at home plate, you've got to
Speaker 4: make sure that you're one hundred percent certain that you're
Speaker 4: going to be able to make it. Didn't happen, and
Speaker 4: for the Dodgers, you know, another base running mistake also
Speaker 4: by Andy Biz not pointing the finger at him. If
Speaker 4: we're to discuss the game, we're going to discuss discuss
Speaker 4: the game.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and in basketball and football you always hear about
Speaker 8: time and score. In baseball, it's score an inning and
Speaker 8: situation who's at the plate.
Speaker 4: And quite frankly, I think the Phillies showed the type
Speaker 4: of a team that they are and the type of
Speaker 4: team they want to be and approve upon. And that's aggressive,
Speaker 4: including the first inning. If you know a guy can run,
Speaker 4: that's Gray Turner, you've got to give him at least
Speaker 4: a look back at second base. Didn't happen last night,
Speaker 4: but Yamamoto and they still not just the one wallet.
Speaker 4: They still both wallets from Yamamoto, then the air and throw,
Speaker 4: and the Phillies are feeling very good about themselves. Dodgers
Speaker 4: can play better, they know that, and I expect them
Speaker 4: to be able to play that.
Speaker 8: Rick styles make fights. Are the Phillies a tough matchup
Speaker 8: for the Dodgers because they have beaten them eight of
Speaker 8: the last ten times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're tough here. They're tough at home period. And
Speaker 4: you get the crown. I mean from the get go.
Speaker 4: Last night, when the starting lineups were were introduced for
Speaker 4: the Dodgers. I mean show hey, Tommy's name is brought up.
Speaker 4: It was a chorus of booze, okay, fine, that doesn't
Speaker 4: win or lose ball games. If anything else, I think
Speaker 4: as a hitting player visiting player, it kind of accentuates
Speaker 4: the situation that you know you're the visiting team and
Speaker 4: you want to do even better because they don't boo
Speaker 4: the players that they know they can get out.
Speaker 8: Rick, being a former Cub, you appreciate the elements more
Speaker 8: than most. Last night, Shoho Tani and Taoscar Hernandez felt
Speaker 8: the win worked against them hitting two home runs last night.
Speaker 8: When you look out today and you see the flags,
Speaker 8: do you believe it's going to be a factor.
Speaker 4: Well, the win's blowing the opposite way tonight. Then it
Speaker 4: was last night. You know, last night it was from
Speaker 4: left to right, and today as we're going, it's blowing
Speaker 4: from right to left at least what we see. Here's
Speaker 4: the other part about the win. Don't always trust what
Speaker 4: the flags are doing because of the situation stands very high.
Speaker 4: Where's the wind coming from? I used that element. I
Speaker 4: think back to Kendlstick Park in San Francisco years and
Speaker 4: years ago. They had four flat bulls in center field
Speaker 4: field level. Right now, it's a circular stadium. You figure, okay,
Speaker 4: what's gonna happen? You turn around, I look at the flags.
Speaker 4: All four of them were blowing in different directions. Good luck.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the advice, Rick.
Speaker 8: We'll check back in with you at Tim Nebick David
Speaker 8: before we get to first pitch. For now, we'll send
Speaker 8: it back to Tim Kates in the studio.
Speaker 2: Thanks a lot, DV Dodgers fans. Start your future in California.
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Speaker 8: We're in Philadelphia and I'm joined right now by one
Speaker 8: of my favorite Dodgers. You guys know him, love him,
Speaker 8: and he not only is a great player, but he's
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Speaker 8: only Keike Hernandez. Thanks a lot for the time. It's
Speaker 8: been a great first nine games of the season.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, hi Dave from Philadelphia East Coast. Yeah, you got
Speaker 6: off to a great start. You know, the personal not
Speaker 6: so much, but the team hasn't necessarily needed me to
Speaker 6: play good to win games, so that's good. But yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean we all hear the noise. We are doing
Speaker 6: a great job but canceling shutting out the noise and
Speaker 6: you know, focusing on on our twenty six man roster,
Speaker 6: focusing on ourselves and what we do need to do
Speaker 6: in between the lines to be successful, and so far
Speaker 6: we're doing a good job with that.
Speaker 8: But it feels like you guys have done a good
Speaker 8: job with everything else around you, and you yourself playing
Speaker 8: a position that you don't really play a lot, and
Speaker 8: that's first base. I'm not sure people fully appreciate that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, definitely, I think I'm you know, I usually
Speaker 6: I'm a chameleon defensively, I kind of adjust to where
Speaker 6: I'm at, and right now I'm possibly thinking so much
Speaker 6: about first space that I'm forgetting about you know, what
Speaker 6: happens on the plate. But you know, I Freddie has
Speaker 6: been you know, he's top five defender of the position
Speaker 6: in the whole Big League. So my job, my responsibility
Speaker 6: is to make sure that the team doesn't suffer.
Speaker 8: Part of the reason why you're back with the Dodgers
Speaker 8: and why everybody wanted you back was to enjoy the
Speaker 8: fruits and the celebration of being a world champion. The
Speaker 8: following year, you got your ring. I'm sure that was
Speaker 8: exciting for you. And then on Monday, the Dodgers are
Speaker 8: going to the White House.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, second time through as a champ, first time that
Speaker 6: I get to, you know, come back and be part
Speaker 6: of all the all the celebrations of the previous year.
Speaker 6: Of course I missed out and all of that in
Speaker 6: twenty twenty one, So the White House, I feel like
Speaker 6: being a Latino and being somewhat of a fan favorite.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 6: It was kind of a loose lose situation for me
Speaker 6: in terms of the White House. If I was here
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty one, maybe my decision would have maybe
Speaker 6: possibly been easier, but you know the fact that I
Speaker 6: was in here, I need to be selfish and and
Speaker 6: put myself and myself before anything else. I understand that
Speaker 6: that I'm a role model and I'm you know, I'm
Speaker 6: supposed to be a leader in the Latino community, but
Speaker 6: at the same time. You know, as a little kid,
Speaker 6: you see the World Series champ or NBA Finals champ,
Speaker 6: all the you know, NHL, all these major sports. You know,
Speaker 6: they win the they win the title, and they go
Speaker 6: to the White House, and you know, this is one
Speaker 6: of the things as a little kid when you dream
Speaker 6: about winning the World Series, you know, you put yourself
Speaker 6: in those situations. And here we are in the present
Speaker 6: moment and a decision that is not not really easy
Speaker 6: at all. But you know, I've decided that I'm going
Speaker 6: to go to the White House just because we are
Speaker 6: celebrating as a team and we have a really a
Speaker 6: good thing going on, and I feel like if I
Speaker 6: say no, that kind of becomes a distraction, not only
Speaker 6: for myself, but for my teammates. I don't want to
Speaker 6: have any of my teammates have to answer questions to
Speaker 6: the media as to as to why I took a
Speaker 6: personal decision. So I feel like me going to the
Speaker 6: White House is definitely not a political thing. It's more
Speaker 6: of a you know, I'm there to celebrate the title
Speaker 6: and I'm there to support my teammates. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 6: I don't want to go back, you know, go ahead
Speaker 6: twenty years from now and regret my decision of you know,
Speaker 6: not going to the White House. That's that would have
Speaker 6: been twice that I miss out onto the opportunity. So,
Speaker 6: like I said in twenty twenty one, the team got
Speaker 6: to go, my teammates got to go. I wasn't there
Speaker 6: because I wasn't part of the team. I missed out
Speaker 6: on that opportunity. So I'm trying to trying to make
Speaker 6: sure I don't miss out on anything this year. And
Speaker 6: you know, I think mixing politics and sports is never
Speaker 6: a good thing, So I am definitely not making this
Speaker 6: a political thing. I'm just going to be there for
Speaker 6: my team. I'm going to be there to support and
Speaker 6: my teammates, not anybody else. And uh probably that's part
Speaker 6: of my reason why I'm going.
Speaker 8: No doubt, La loves you, key K. Puerto Rico loves you.
Speaker 8: That will never change. So you don't have to worry
Speaker 8: about that. You just have to look good and be
Speaker 8: yourself wherever the Dodgers go.
Speaker 6: Well, those are two things that I tend to be
Speaker 6: good at. Looking good and be myself. Be myself as
Speaker 6: something I pride on each and every day regardless of
Speaker 6: where I'm at, And uh, who knows. Maybe I'll pull
Speaker 6: a k a kek stunt at the White House.
Speaker 8: Be on your toes. You never know what he might
Speaker 8: have in his back pocket. Love you, Key K And
Speaker 8: like I said, LA will never change how they feel
Speaker 8: about you.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 8: You leave it all out on the field. You wear
Speaker 8: your heart on your sleeve and that's something that we
Speaker 8: all appreciate.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Dave, I appreciate you there.
Speaker 8: He is the man, Key k Hernandez. Today's starting first basement.
Speaker 8: We'll send it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 2: Tim all right, thank you, DV. Thank you. Kei Khead
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Speaker 2: In his career against the Dodgers, he is three and
Speaker 2: two the four to twenty nine ERA and eleven starts
Speaker 2: but seventy four strikeouts. Roki Sasaki on the mound for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, twenty three year old right hander first season
Speaker 2: from Japan, the thirteenth Japanese born player to wear a
Speaker 2: Dodger uniform. Making his third start this season. He got
Speaker 2: to start in Tokyo against the Cubs when three Indians
Speaker 2: allowed one run on three hits, but walked five in
Speaker 2: throwing fifty six pitches. Last time out against the Tigers
Speaker 2: and inning in two thirds, gave up two runs on
Speaker 2: three hits, walked four in that sixty one pitch outing,
Speaker 2: so he's walked nine in his first two He's looking
Speaker 2: to get control of his command here in his third
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Speaker 2: Rookie Sasaki and Aaron Nola the pitching matchup. First pitch
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Speaker 2: to the booth right now, Tim never Rick Monday, guys, Tim,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 3: Overcast here in Philly. We expect it throughout the game.
Speaker 3: The wind caused some issues during the game last night,
Speaker 3: could cause some more this afternoon. Rain doesn't seem to
Speaker 3: be in the forecast, although it is in the area.
Speaker 3: As Aaron Nola gets set to throw, he's on one
Speaker 3: with an eight to forty four ERA. It didn't do
Speaker 3: very well in his opener this season against the Washington Nationals,
Speaker 3: but he does have the seventh most wins in Phillies
Speaker 3: franchise history and the fourth most strikeouts at seventeen hundred
Speaker 3: and eighty seven. He's a veteran. The Dodgers feel they
Speaker 3: can get to him, and they have in recent years.
Speaker 4: And I think one of the keys, the big key,
Speaker 4: is not to expand the strike zone. I say that
Speaker 4: because Nola has a very, very good curve ball. He
Speaker 4: throws a lot of breaking pitches. In fact, he gets
Speaker 4: a high chase rate on the breaking pitches. You look
Speaker 4: at last year the highest chase rate of any starter
Speaker 4: in baseball. With expanding the strike zone on the breaking pitch.
Speaker 3: So Nola with his two hundred and seventieth career start
Speaker 3: here today. Roki Sasaki with his third major league start,
Speaker 3: Keith Faroki, you had gotta throw strikes in command the fastball.
Speaker 4: Have to throw strikes. He's faced twenty six batters is old.
Speaker 4: In those two other starts. He's issued nine walks, and
Speaker 4: his strike percentage is about twenty points lower than what
Speaker 4: the league averages.
Speaker 3: And he's induced enough soft contact. He doesn't give up
Speaker 3: a lot of hard hits at this point in time.
Speaker 3: And when he throws the split, well he's got a
Speaker 3: fifty percent with rate on that. But we'll see how
Speaker 3: he does today. It's a big start Paroki Sasaki after
Speaker 3: two subpar starts in his first two outings as a Dodger.
Speaker 3: Phillies Dodgers, Game two, first pitch, right around the corner,
Speaker 3: Tim all Right.
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