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Speaker 1: Tim kas Hi, everybody, and welcome in to Morongo Casino.
Speaker 1: Dodgers on deck. You hope you're enjoying your Thursday. Your
Speaker 1: world champion Los Angeles Dodgers fifty and thirty one on
Speaker 1: this season, first team in the National League to get
Speaker 1: to fifty wins on this season, as we have officially
Speaker 1: as the halfway point of the twenty twenty five season,
Speaker 1: your Los Angeles Dodgers first place all alone atop the
Speaker 1: NL West. Today in Denver, they wrap up this three
Speaker 1: game series with the Rockies. The brooms are out going
Speaker 1: for the sweep. Happy Kershaw Day, Dodger fans. Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 1: on the map, the future Hall of Famer eight strikeouts
Speaker 1: away from three thousand in his career. More on that
Speaker 1: coming up. We got first pitch from Denver set for
Speaker 1: twelve ten. Coming up over the next hour, you're gonna
Speaker 1: hear from keithk a Hernandez David Vat Say, we'll check in.
Speaker 1: We'll dive deeper into this pitching matchup. We'll hear from
Speaker 1: the manager, Dave Roberts. We got your Dodgers magical moment.
Speaker 1: Kirsten Watson will go one on one with Max Munsey
Speaker 1: in just a few minutes. We check in with Tim
Speaker 1: Never and Rick Monday at the gapin Motors Broadcast booth.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Last night in Denver, the Dodgers outlasted the Rockies and
Speaker 1: the rain. Yoshi Yamamoto and Rocky starter Chase Dollander went
Speaker 1: toe to toe for the first five innings, putting up zero.
Speaker 1: Yamamoto had six punch outs along the way. In the sixth,
Speaker 1: the rain started to fall, but they played through it.
Speaker 1: Runners on first and second two outs. When up came
Speaker 1: Max Munsey.
Speaker 4: Three and two to Mounsey.
Speaker 5: The pitch payoff has swung on and popped up right
Speaker 5: side second baseman Astrona calling for it.
Speaker 3: He can't find it. It drops in for a head.
Speaker 3: Both rushing and Otani score and.
Speaker 2: Totly has stopped even looking for the baseball and the
Speaker 2: ball dropped less than ten feet away from Tolio, the
Speaker 2: first baseman.
Speaker 5: The Dodgers lead it two to nothing on what's gonna
Speaker 5: be a two run single for Max Munsey.
Speaker 1: The ball gets lost in the rain drops falling a
Speaker 1: courus field hits the ground, two runs scored. Dodgers up
Speaker 1: two to nothing, and that's when the tarp came on
Speaker 1: the field and the rain delays started. An hour and
Speaker 1: twenty seven minutes. The Dodgers picked up where they left
Speaker 1: off when the game resumed to Oscar Hernandez a single
Speaker 1: and Andy has an RBI single, Dodgers up three to nothing.
Speaker 1: In the seventh, Dodgers a three to one lead when
Speaker 1: the offense went to work, Michael Confordo was single. Two
Speaker 1: batters later, show Hey intentionally walked two bay Or Two
Speaker 1: batters later, with two outs, Freddie Freeman drew a walk,
Speaker 1: bringing up Max Monsey. With the bases loaded in.
Speaker 5: Two outs, Oh two pitch from Kintley, and Monsey swings.
Speaker 8: Hits a drive deep, bright field, way back.
Speaker 3: It is gone.
Speaker 8: Max Monthy with a Grand Slam, his second one this week,
Speaker 8: and the Dodgers that opened it up in his seven
Speaker 8: to one Oh Maxwell swinging a silver hammer in the
Speaker 8: Mile High City. He got a slider that hung over
Speaker 8: the middle and he didn't miss. He put it right
Speaker 8: into the Colorado bullpen.
Speaker 5: Max Monsely with his eighth career Grand Slam and.
Speaker 2: He's knocked in six runs.
Speaker 1: Tonight Grand Slam for Max Mounsey. What a heater as
Speaker 1: he is on right now, his second Grand slamming less
Speaker 1: than a week. In the eighth, the Dodgers tacked on
Speaker 1: one more on a Michael Confordo solo home run, his
Speaker 1: sixth of the season, second as many Knights. Dodgers go
Speaker 1: on to beat the Rockies eight to one. Yoshi Yamamoto
Speaker 1: gets to win his seventh of this season. Max Monty
Speaker 1: drives in six showey Otani reached base four times last night,
Speaker 1: including two walks, a single, and a catcher's interference call.
Speaker 1: With the win, the Dodgers now fifty to thirty one
Speaker 1: on this season. They're leading the division now five and
Speaker 1: a half games O. We're both the Giants and the Padres,
Speaker 1: and today they go for the sweep of the Colorado Rockies.
Speaker 1: Clayton Kershaw on the mound, chasing history. First pitch coming
Speaker 1: up at twelve ten and with more we head out
Speaker 1: to the Galloping Motors broadcast booth as we welcome in
Speaker 1: Tim Nevert and Rick Monday.
Speaker 4: Guys, Tim, thanks very much.
Speaker 5: A gorgeous day here, a blue sky day in Colorado,
Speaker 5: out of cloud to be found anywhere. As the Dodgers
Speaker 5: and the Rockies wrap up this three game set, Dodgers
Speaker 5: with a chance to pull off a three games sweep.
Speaker 5: They've won nine straight over the Rockies, and this is
Speaker 5: one of the few times they've done that. They've had
Speaker 5: a streak of twelve straight that went from September of
Speaker 5: twenty eighteen to June of twenty nineteen, and since twenty
Speaker 5: twenty three began, the Dodgers against the Rockies have hit
Speaker 5: a collective three to zero five with fifty two home
Speaker 5: runs over fifty six games, the Dodgers winning twenty five
Speaker 5: of those thirty one meetings. In nine of the ten series.
Speaker 5: It has been a completely one sided series with the
Speaker 5: Dodgers and the Rockies in the last few years.
Speaker 2: It has been. And for the Dodgers with Clayton Kerz
Speaker 2: showing the mound today eight strikeouts shy of three thousand
Speaker 2: in his brilliant career. And for this Dodger ball club
Speaker 2: one of the things that really kind of holds true.
Speaker 2: And they just passed the halfway mark in the season.
Speaker 2: First team in the National League to have fifty victories
Speaker 2: under their belts Detroit Tigers the first in the American
Speaker 2: League to do the same thing. But for this Dog
Speaker 2: book club, as you're mentioning, they've been working on all cylinders.
Speaker 2: Nine to eleven have been in the win column and
Speaker 2: in that time twenty one home runs that they've hit.
Speaker 2: Speaking of home runs, they've not allowed one hit out
Speaker 2: of the ballpark in the first two games of this series,
Speaker 2: and the Dodgers win, they do not allow a home run.
Speaker 2: They're twenty wins and only four losses this year.
Speaker 5: And that's an unusual case when you come to Colorado exactly.
Speaker 5: So it's a good on the Dodger pitching staff. Another
Speaker 5: note too, in terms of the win column and the standings.
Speaker 5: The Dodgers over the last twelve days have picked up
Speaker 5: five and a half games on the Giants, and that's
Speaker 5: a really quick ascension when you look at the time
Speaker 5: and the number of games they've climbed.
Speaker 2: It's really kind of strange too, because a they're scoring
Speaker 2: a lot of runs, averaging a lot of runs, almost
Speaker 2: seven per game, and yet if we look at what
Speaker 2: they've done team batting average not bad overall. In the average,
Speaker 2: it's the best in baseball, but in April, then May,
Speaker 2: they went down in May, and they're hitting the lowest
Speaker 2: batting average in the month of June so far, but
Speaker 2: they're putting a lot of runs on the scoreboard.
Speaker 5: Max Munsey thirteen RBIs over his last three games, including
Speaker 5: the middle game of that three game set. He didn't
Speaker 5: get an RBI in that one, so two games out
Speaker 5: of the last three he's had a total of thirteen
Speaker 5: runs batted in two Grand Slams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's had two good weeks in three days as
Speaker 2: far as the games that had been played, and he'll
Speaker 2: get a rest today as Miguel Rojas will be at
Speaker 2: third base, KK Hernandez will be in the left field. Really,
Speaker 2: the only changes will Smith returns the lineup. In fact,
Speaker 2: Dave Roberts kind of moving the lineup around a little bit.
Speaker 2: Smith will bat third, Freddie Freeman dopted the four spot
Speaker 2: and for left field, Confordo gets the day off against
Speaker 2: the left handed Austin Gomber. But all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: Michael Confordo really heating up for for his last nine
Speaker 2: with two home runs. It's nice to see and you
Speaker 2: can see that the confidence has kind of returned also
Speaker 2: with Confordo, but a different bat model, a different weight distribution.
Speaker 2: He says it just better at the balance overall, but
Speaker 2: he's also tweaked a couple of different things with the stand.
Speaker 2: So that's a very good sign. Is Dodger Ball Club
Speaker 2: trying to win their fifty first to the season, and
Speaker 2: keep in mind they want to improve their road record.
Speaker 2: They're just three games above five hundred twenty and seventeen
Speaker 2: away from Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 5: The rain drops are falling on my head might have
Speaker 5: been the song for last night, as the Dodgers got
Speaker 5: two runs thanks to the rain before the rain delay
Speaker 5: went on to win it by an eight to one score.
Speaker 5: Today they'll go for the three game sweep and all
Speaker 5: eyes on Clayton Kershaw's he makes his eighth start of
Speaker 5: the season, eight strikeouts, Shy of three thousand for his career.
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Speaker 1: Otani rewind and we hear from Kirsten Watson and maxwine
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Speaker 1: to Dodgers and Rockies on this Thursday. Thanks for being
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Speaker 1: Hits the Dodgers and the Rockies on this Thursday, final
Speaker 1: game of this three game series and It's off to
Speaker 1: Kansas City for a weekend set. Clayton Kershaw on the mound,
Speaker 1: chasing three thousand strikeouts. First pitch coming up at twelve ten.
Speaker 3: This is the Otani rewind.
Speaker 5: So Otani waits and here comes the pitch from Dolander.
Speaker 5: He swings and winds up till left field. That's gonna
Speaker 5: get down for a base hit, too on and nobody
Speaker 5: for Mookie bench show.
Speaker 1: Hey Otani last night one for two at the play,
Speaker 1: but he was on base four times, drew two walks,
Speaker 1: got a catcher's interference. Now hitting two ninety one on
Speaker 1: this season. He was scored twice last night, part of
Speaker 1: a Dodgers eight to one win over the Colorado Rockies.
Speaker 1: They scored the eight runs. Guess who drove in six
Speaker 1: of them? Max Monsey. Yes, a grand Slam last night.
Speaker 1: Max Munsey connected for then another home run. Max Munsey,
Speaker 1: What a night last night? He had six RBIs and
Speaker 1: the win over the Rockies and afterwards caught up with
Speaker 1: Kirsten Watson.
Speaker 9: Well, Max, it felt like this game was essentially two
Speaker 9: different ones. Let's start with ahead of the rain delay for.
Speaker 1: You to get that.
Speaker 9: Uh that's first, I guess the two run hit.
Speaker 3: What was your reaction to it?
Speaker 10: I mean, obviously you're excited. It's for me, I was
Speaker 10: just happy I hit the ball. The pretty heavy rain
Speaker 10: drops coming down, my glasses got pretty covered. I couldn't
Speaker 10: really see anything. So for me, I was just happy
Speaker 10: that I put the ball in play. And then, yeah,
Speaker 10: with big rain drops like that, it's tough. It's tough
Speaker 10: when you're looking up. And I think that's what happened.
Speaker 9: You come back from the rain delay and then you
Speaker 9: had a great and that's not your second Grand Slam
Speaker 9: in three games. When you're showing more power, what does
Speaker 9: that say to you about where the swing is at?
Speaker 9: Just trying to stay simple. I'm not trying to generate it.
Speaker 9: I'm just letting it happen.
Speaker 10: And you know, for me, as long as I can
Speaker 10: stay simple in the box, so I feel good about
Speaker 10: good things happening.
Speaker 3: And that's kind of what happened right there.
Speaker 9: Is there anything that you had to do during that
Speaker 9: ragindo lay I kind of stay locked in?
Speaker 4: No, I mean we all did. We all just kind
Speaker 4: of sat around.
Speaker 10: It was just you know, we we were told this
Speaker 10: is probably gonna be about an hour, and so you know,
Speaker 10: everyone's just kind of laying in chairs and just sitting
Speaker 10: around and watching the other games around TV.
Speaker 9: Playing behind Yoshiobu today, how impressive was he especially here
Speaker 9: at Course Field.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: You know, the splitter was really good.
Speaker 10: It's uh, it's not usually a pitch at Corse Field
Speaker 10: that does a lot. And you know his was moving today,
Speaker 10: which was a good sign, and he was commanding it
Speaker 10: and uh, you know it was it was fun to
Speaker 10: be behind him. And it suck that we had to
Speaker 10: raindo Lake because I think he could have went nine today.
Speaker 4: But you know, it just nature.
Speaker 9: Happens so much has already happened to only two games
Speaker 9: and you guys have won the series. But is this
Speaker 9: something that just happens here at Course Field, whether it's
Speaker 9: whether things that just happened in the game.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, know what's gonna happen here. You're playing
Speaker 10: on the moon. You know, I've seen crazy things happen here.
Speaker 10: We came here in July a couple of years ago
Speaker 10: and it was snowing on us. So you know, it's
Speaker 10: just you never know what's gonna happen in Course Field.
Speaker 9: Well, Max, congratulations on this win and the series win.
Speaker 1: Thank you all right, Max Mounsey. Last night, What a night,
Speaker 1: what a heater. He is on two for four. He
Speaker 1: had that two run single on the ball lost in
Speaker 1: the rain drops in the sixth inning, and then a
Speaker 1: grand slam four hundred and eighteen feet to right center
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Speaker 4: Any questions for Dave, Dave?
Speaker 6: Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 4: Can you talk about the pressure in.
Speaker 3: The dugouts with Dave Roberts?
Speaker 11: All right, So from the manager's seat, when you have
Speaker 11: a future Hall of Famer just eight strikeouts away from
Speaker 11: three thousand.
Speaker 4: What does it mean to you and just to the
Speaker 4: game today.
Speaker 12: Well, I think right now Clayton's preparing to win, to
Speaker 12: prepare for the game. We're preparing for the game, certainly
Speaker 12: being ate away, there's a lot of anticipation in our clubhouse,
Speaker 12: obviously with media, the fans that are.
Speaker 4: Here that are not here.
Speaker 12: As we get a little bit closer, I think my
Speaker 12: kind of anxiousness will start to build. So right now,
Speaker 12: I still feel like I'm in a good spot. But
Speaker 12: for baseball, it's you know, we love milestones, and Clayton
Speaker 12: has done everything the right way on the field off
Speaker 12: the field over a long period of time, and so
Speaker 12: to finally get to I guess ultimately the last box
Speaker 12: he needs to check, you know, for his future Hall
Speaker 12: of Fame careers. At three thousand strikeout threshold, we're all
Speaker 12: waiting in anticipation. So whether it's here or back home
Speaker 12: in Los Angeles, will see.
Speaker 11: Do you believe he has to fight trying to chase
Speaker 11: those strikeouts, kind of like a guy going for his
Speaker 11: four hundredth or five hundredth home run.
Speaker 4: I think so.
Speaker 12: I think there's a little bit of you know, one
Speaker 12: part of it, I'm sure he wants to do it
Speaker 12: in Los Angeles. The other part of it is he
Speaker 12: wants to get it over with. I think it's all
Speaker 12: it's going to be. It's inevitable. It's going to be
Speaker 12: hard not to think that he's you know, gets two
Speaker 12: strikes and tries to go for the punch out. But
Speaker 12: that's what he's always done, you know, so that doesn't
Speaker 12: really change.
Speaker 11: Have you had any conversations in the context of all
Speaker 11: this for today, No, not.
Speaker 4: At all, not at all.
Speaker 12: I just kind of let him prepare as he always has.
Speaker 1: All Right, there's the manager, Dave Roberts talking about Clayton
Speaker 1: Kershaw again, eight strikeouts away from three thousand in his career.
Speaker 1: He could do it today at Corus Field. Will we
Speaker 1: continue here on Dodgers on Deck more of that with
Speaker 1: David Va say, as we lead you up to first
Speaker 1: pitch from Denver Dodgers Rockies first pitch at twelve ten,
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Speaker 1: You up to Dodgers and Rockies on this Thursday. Clayton Kershaw,
Speaker 1: Austin Gomber, the pitching matchup first pitch and Denver coming
Speaker 1: up at twelve ten.
Speaker 3: Joining Tim kats on Dodgers on deck.
Speaker 4: I accept everybody for who they are.
Speaker 3: This is Dodger insider David Basse.
Speaker 1: And David now joins us on this getaway day, the
Speaker 1: Dodgers and Rockies from Denver that is off to Kansas
Speaker 1: City Clayton Kershaw. David gets to start today, a big
Speaker 1: start for Clayton as he gets closer to the three
Speaker 1: thousand strikeout milestone.
Speaker 11: He's very aware of it as well Tim, and this
Speaker 11: is a family trip, so his wife and kids are
Speaker 11: all here to witness possible Kershaw history with him on
Speaker 11: the verge of three thousand strikeouts. Now, I've been telling
Speaker 11: people this may be a setup for a more storybook
Speaker 11: type of situation where he would achieve three thousand strikeouts
Speaker 11: at home against the White Sox in his next start. So,
Speaker 11: being eight strikeouts away, I could see five today and
Speaker 11: then four or three at the very least, and his
Speaker 11: next start at home and be able to celebrate with
Speaker 11: the hometown fans, but he joined us this past Sunday,
Speaker 11: if you remember, and he was very open about the
Speaker 11: reality that he's on the doorstep of joining only Steve Carleton, C. C. Sabatia,
Speaker 11: and Randy Johnson as the only left handed pitchers in
Speaker 11: baseball history to record three thousand strikeouts in their career.
Speaker 4: It's taken a.
Speaker 13: Little while, taking a little longer than I thought, but
Speaker 13: uh no, you know, I'm really just trying to pitch.
Speaker 13: You know, at the end of the day, the strikeouts
Speaker 13: are supposed to happen, and uh, they'll just come when
Speaker 13: they come. But it is getting closer. You're starting to
Speaker 13: feel it a little bit more, and uh, you know,
Speaker 13: I try not to pay too much attention to it,
Speaker 13: but you know, I am thankful. My teammates are excited
Speaker 13: for me, and Freddie especially keeps reminding me. So it's, uh,
Speaker 13: that is that is cool. I mean it shows that
Speaker 13: they care and they want me to, you know, do
Speaker 13: something cool like that. So I do appreciate that. That's cool.
Speaker 11: You hear about hitters when they're on the doorstep of
Speaker 11: five hundred, they kind of go into a little prolonged
Speaker 11: slump trying to hit that home run.
Speaker 4: Is it different for a pitcher, Well, I.
Speaker 13: Think so you got more opportunities to strike people out,
Speaker 13: you know, I think, uh, you know, you only get
Speaker 13: four maybe five at bats a game, So that that
Speaker 13: that's a little more understandable.
Speaker 1: You know, I.
Speaker 13: Shouldn't I shouldn't go on a strikeout out that bad.
Speaker 13: You know, we are going to Colorado next, but make
Speaker 13: make get it through that one and then see where
Speaker 13: we are.
Speaker 11: So this is the most open I've been around Kershaw
Speaker 11: during his career tim where he's acknowledging these type of
Speaker 11: markers and milestones because in the past he wouldn't even
Speaker 11: come close to touching it. So that just shows you
Speaker 11: the perspective of a father expecting his fifth child now
Speaker 11: a little baby girl as he told us, and also
Speaker 11: being in the league for eighteen years.
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Speaker 1: this is a Dodgers team that came off that long
Speaker 1: stretch of games against teams over five hundred. They had
Speaker 1: the Nationals over the weekend, and this Rockies team in Denver.
Speaker 1: We saw in the opener on Tuesday night, this Dodgers
Speaker 1: team able to come back and get the win. Does
Speaker 1: this team have trouble getting up for a series like
Speaker 1: this or being around the guys? Are they veteran enough
Speaker 1: to that, Hey, you got to motivate yourself to get
Speaker 1: ready for a team like the Rockies with not a
Speaker 1: lot of people in attendance.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And also the fact that even though the Rockies are
Speaker 11: the worst team in baseball and are on pace to
Speaker 11: have more losses than any other team in baseball history,
Speaker 11: this ballpark is a wildcard of a ballpark, and that
Speaker 11: is somewhat of an equalizer, especially when you're facing a
Speaker 11: Rockies team that has nothing to lose and this is
Speaker 11: their World Series. Every time they play the Dodgers this season,
Speaker 11: it's going to be the biggest series of the season
Speaker 11: for them. So you have to take that into account
Speaker 11: as well, that the Rockies are going to play their best,
Speaker 11: whatever level that is against the Dodgers and this ballpark.
Speaker 4: Weird things happen no matter how bad they are.
Speaker 1: Freddie Freeman struggling as of late. David you know him
Speaker 1: very well. You can see the frustration in his face,
Speaker 1: and this is a guy who's doing everything possible to
Speaker 1: try to figure out what's going on to play right.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and I love that Freddie as been such a
Speaker 11: great teammate with this whole Kershaw getting closer to three
Speaker 11: thousand strikeouts, because Freddie, going back to fifteen, sixteen and
Speaker 11: even now at eight, is the guy that's been reminding
Speaker 11: the entire team how many strikeouts away. Clayton Kershaw is
Speaker 11: from his three thousandth career strikeouts. So even though June
Speaker 11: has not been good to Freddie Freeman, he still has
Speaker 11: been a really good teammate to others, including Clayton Kershaw.
Speaker 4: And he's going to break out of this.
Speaker 11: But it's been unusual to see him swing at pitches
Speaker 11: that he normally doesn't chase. But I would expect this
Speaker 11: not to last too much longer.
Speaker 1: All right, Dave, great stuff. We'll check you out on
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Speaker 1: Dodgers and Rockies. Clayton Kershaw on the mound on this
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Speaker 6: They lead off.
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Speaker 1: Dodgers, Rockies, Clayton Kershaw eight strikeouts away from getting to
Speaker 1: three thousand. Austin Gomber will go for the Rockies first pitch,
Speaker 1: coming up at twelve.
Speaker 7: Ten and now joined by David Masse. Here's La Dodgers
Speaker 7: broadcaster and World Series champion Dodger Rick Monday.
Speaker 4: Rick, it is Kershaw Day.
Speaker 11: He's in single digits away from three thousand, and Dave
Speaker 11: Roberts said, you know, it's gonna be uh interesting to
Speaker 11: see how many he can get today.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I figured it's right on the verge of sending
Speaker 2: a record. And the reason I know that is that
Speaker 2: you arrive with a coat and tie today because you're
Speaker 2: doing a dual purpose radio and television today.
Speaker 6: You've come a long way, David.
Speaker 2: Thanks Rick, I appreciate it all the way from LA
Speaker 2: to Denver. Yeah, exactly, and you tonight it'll be to
Speaker 2: Kansas City.
Speaker 11: Well, I felt like I couldn't wear a polo on
Speaker 11: Kershaw Day with a milestone in reach.
Speaker 6: This is really something.
Speaker 2: And you Clayton's had his children out here on the
Speaker 2: field to each of the first two days. A little
Speaker 2: bit different today since he's going to be pitching. But
Speaker 2: I think anytime that you look at someone who's had
Speaker 2: the success that Clayton Kershaw has had in his just
Speaker 2: brilliant career. This is something to watch and he's fully
Speaker 2: aware of where he is as far as history in
Speaker 2: the three thousand strikeouts. More importantly, for Clayton Kershaw trying
Speaker 2: to win a ball game today.
Speaker 11: Rick, do you believe that he has to fight from
Speaker 11: getting eight strikeouts or do you feel like he came
Speaker 11: control all of this?
Speaker 2: Well, no, I think he has a good controlled Question
Speaker 2: is what about the breaking ball?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 2: He is pitching against a team that has a high
Speaker 2: number of strikeouts. For example, they struck out eleven times
Speaker 2: last night, they being the Conrabado Rockies, and they struck
Speaker 2: out what was it twelve times in Game one of
Speaker 2: this series. So you know they have some guys that
Speaker 2: have swing and miss. But we'll find out what happens
Speaker 2: to that. More importantly, Dodgers want a victory. And we
Speaker 2: have just gone past the halfway poll of the season.
Speaker 2: This is game number eighty two, so through eighty one,
Speaker 2: fifty percent of the season under the Dodgers belt, five
Speaker 2: and a half game lead now on the Western Division
Speaker 2: in front of both San Francisco and San Diego.
Speaker 11: And now the Dodgers and Tigers, the only two teams
Speaker 11: in Major League Baseball rick with fifty wins. That says
Speaker 11: a lot for all the injuries the Dodgers have had
Speaker 11: to their pitching.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me throw some history by you on this date,
Speaker 2: David Bassey, because it was on this date. Actually we
Speaker 2: go back to nineteen nineteen. It was the Cleveland Indians
Speaker 2: that actually put numbers on their uniform, but they only
Speaker 2: did it for a few weeks. It did not become
Speaker 2: official until April sixteenth, nineteen twenty nine. Two teams were
Speaker 2: going to do it. It was going to be Cleveland
Speaker 2: and the New York Yankees. It was the Indians at
Speaker 2: the time that only did it on that particular date.
Speaker 2: The Yankees are going to do it, but their game
Speaker 2: was rained out, So technically it was the Indians nineteen
Speaker 2: nineteen to put them on, but only for a few weeks. Actually,
Speaker 2: the Cardinals tried to do it also in nineteen twenty
Speaker 2: three put numbers on. Oddly enough, there was reports that
Speaker 2: it had a negative impact on the team because and
Speaker 2: this is a quote, because of the continuing embarrassment to
Speaker 2: the players. The numbers were removed. That quote by branch Rickey,
Speaker 2: who was with Saint Louis at the time.
Speaker 4: Interesting, and I thought that when the Yankees.
Speaker 2: Put you, I brought this up because your numbers, guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love Jersey numbers.
Speaker 11: And with the Yankees the Bronx Bombers, wasn't Babe Ruth
Speaker 11: wearing number three because he hit third in the lineup.
Speaker 2: And that's what they did did They put the sports
Speaker 2: jerseys numbers, for example, Babe Ruth and Luke Gerrick. Ruth
Speaker 2: was three and Gerk was four, but they did the
Speaker 2: order of the banding order that was the corresponding number.
Speaker 4: Where was sixteen?
Speaker 11: In all this not playing, Thanks, Rick, should be a
Speaker 11: fun day here at course their coating ty boy. All right,
Speaker 11: I'll take the code off later. Right now, we got
Speaker 11: Kershaw Day. We'll send it back to you in the studio.
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Speaker 11: We're sitting with the man that has been teammates with
Speaker 11: Clayton Kershaw longer than any player on this roster, and
Speaker 11: that's the one and only Key k Hernandez, who is
Speaker 11: starting in left field today behind Kershaw.
Speaker 4: Thanks a lot for the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're welcome. I didn't really get a choice, so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know you want to spend more quality time
Speaker 4: with me.
Speaker 6: No, I'm doing this for Kurse, not for you, but yes,
Speaker 6: whatever you need.
Speaker 11: Okay, thank you, and it's great to have you in
Speaker 11: the starting lineup behind Kershaw. You obviously are aware that
Speaker 11: he's only eight strikeouts away from three thousand. What does
Speaker 11: he meant to you as a teammate.
Speaker 6: I think Kurtsch has been an inspiration.
Speaker 15: You know, I got here a lot of strikeouts ago,
Speaker 15: and when I got here, he was in the midst
Speaker 15: of one of the greatest runs that pitcher has ever
Speaker 15: put together. And if you didn't know who, if you
Speaker 15: didn't know the name, if you weren't aware of who
Speaker 15: he was, what he had done the game, and you
Speaker 15: just observed the way that he handled his business and
Speaker 15: the way that he worked and his routine and all that,
Speaker 15: you would think that he'd be a guy that wasn't
Speaker 15: even establishing the big leagues, you know, guy that was hungry,
Speaker 15: guy doing whatever it took to stay at the big
Speaker 15: league level. He worked harder than anybody in the in
Speaker 15: that locker room. You never just and you never saw
Speaker 15: him just sitting in his locker. He was always doing something.
Speaker 15: And you know for him to do that, you know,
Speaker 15: coming off an MVP season's third ste young and.
Speaker 6: He was I would say the best way to if
Speaker 6: I had to describe in one word, it was a perfectionist.
Speaker 11: How would you describe the way your friendship, your relationship
Speaker 11: with him has grown since twenty fifteen.
Speaker 6: It's grown a lot. I mean, I he with my personality.
Speaker 15: It's not easy to be around pictures that you can't
Speaker 15: necessarily talk to on the start day. So we we
Speaker 15: we butt heads a few times the first couple of years.
Speaker 6: But uh, but no, man U.
Speaker 15: You know he's uh, we can't be any we can't
Speaker 15: be more different, but we're very similar at the same
Speaker 15: time when it comes to to baseball and all this,
Speaker 15: all these things. So you know, I see Curse as
Speaker 15: a great example for for for a lot of things,
Speaker 15: you know, leading the pitching staff, leading by example in
Speaker 15: the locker room, A great family man, great great dad.
Speaker 15: You know, Curse is one of those guys that is,
Speaker 15: if you have to teach show your kids how to
Speaker 15: handle themselves.
Speaker 11: You you you show them Curse when you look at him,
Speaker 11: even though you're a position player, do you feel like
Speaker 11: he sets the tone for everybody else to raise their
Speaker 11: level of work ethic.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's that's exactly what we're always trying to get at.
Speaker 6: The first question.
Speaker 15: You know, uh, guy that has done that much and
Speaker 15: he's still working that hard, It just it pushes you.
Speaker 15: It inspires you to work harder and and and keep
Speaker 15: trying to improve your game. And of course he's a
Speaker 15: he's a he's a very much, very very different picture
Speaker 15: than when when I first got to this team.
Speaker 6: But if it wasn't for his work.
Speaker 15: Ethic and and and his dedication and and his just
Speaker 15: higher to be better each and every day.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 15: The evolution of Clayton, not just as a as a guy,
Speaker 15: but as a pitcher has been incredible. And you know,
Speaker 15: to still be out there and and his stuff is
Speaker 15: a lot different, you'd say that than ten years ago.
Speaker 6: Uh, he's got new pitches, but uh, you.
Speaker 15: Know, and he still goes out there and and and
Speaker 15: manage manages the manages to to keep him off off
Speaker 15: the off the board scoring runs.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, it's it's really impressive.
Speaker 15: And you know, uh, every time I hear that's on
Speaker 15: a Dodger stadium, it puts me in a better mood.
Speaker 15: And it's just maybe it's a coincidence, but some of
Speaker 15: my better games as a Dodger have been behind Clayton.
Speaker 4: Is that for everybody? Does it?
Speaker 11: Does it raise the level of focus and intensity when
Speaker 11: you play behind him?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean whenever you have those guys on the mound,
Speaker 15: you just you want to be great for them behind them,
Speaker 15: and especially guys that have found the strikes on the
Speaker 15: way that he does.
Speaker 6: He gets a lot of early contact.
Speaker 15: Guys are trying to trying to get out of the
Speaker 15: batter's box as soon as they can, so that they
Speaker 15: don't strike out there. You know, he has the curve
Speaker 15: boy as a slider, he has a fastball, so guys
Speaker 15: don't want to get to two strikes with him. So
Speaker 15: a lot of guys swing early, and he manufactures a
Speaker 15: lot of weak contact because he throws a lot of
Speaker 15: pitches off the strike zone that looks like strikes, and
Speaker 15: guys are are you know, being too aggressive because they
Speaker 15: don't want to get to two strikes, And he gets
Speaker 15: a lot of early contacts, so he keeps you, he
Speaker 15: keeps you active on the defensive side.
Speaker 6: He never puts you on.
Speaker 15: Your heels by you know, just walk in the house
Speaker 15: or anything like that. And of course he's Clayton Kershew,
Speaker 15: so you just want to make the place for him.
Speaker 15: And I've been fortunate enough to play behind him a
Speaker 15: lot and make a lot of really nice place for him.
Speaker 11: K He said that Freddy Freeman has made him aware
Speaker 11: as he gets closer to three thousand strikeouts? How aware
Speaker 11: and how much do you think he's aware of going
Speaker 11: into today and fighting against trying to chase those strikeouts?
Speaker 15: He knows, he's he's very aware, you know, Clayton, he's
Speaker 15: a he's a very self aware person.
Speaker 6: He always knows what he needs to do. He's a
Speaker 6: he's he's I know it for a fact.
Speaker 15: He's aware because we had a conversation about him potentially
Speaker 15: flying some of his former catchers for the day that
Speaker 15: he could get the three thousand strikeout in a perfect world.
Speaker 15: He he he does it at home, but I honestly
Speaker 15: would love to be behind him when he gets those
Speaker 15: that three thousand strikeout, and if he can do it today,
Speaker 15: that'd be amazing. That way we can just get it
Speaker 15: out of the way and focus on just.
Speaker 6: The rest of the season.
Speaker 15: But yeah, he's aware, and he's he's joked around like
Speaker 15: he's like, what if I'm sitting atween nine, nine ninety
Speaker 15: nine and I want to get that last strikeout on
Speaker 15: a heater and I try to overthrow it and he
Speaker 15: never get that strikeout. But he's gonna get that strikeout,
Speaker 15: and it doesn't really matter what pitch he uses, because
Speaker 15: you know, the only pitch that would that would not
Speaker 15: be an iconic strikeout would be the split just because
Speaker 15: he hasn't had that. Of his three thousand, not many
Speaker 15: of them have been on a split. But either way,
Speaker 15: three thousand strikeout is allowed to strikeouts and that's why
Speaker 15: not many pitchers have done it. And you know, it's
Speaker 15: it's always special when you get to be part of
Speaker 15: a small part of history.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's awesome that you're here for it.
Speaker 11: It's awesome that you're in the starting lineup playing behind
Speaker 11: Kershaw and hopefully whenever he gets that three thousand strikeout,
Speaker 11: you'll be there behind him as well.
Speaker 4: Thanks a lot for the time.
Speaker 15: Amazing if I'm behind the play or behind the behind
Speaker 15: him on the field and you're doing television like that's wow, unbelievable.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 4: Another great moment in Denver.
Speaker 6: Another great moment in Denver. Thanks a lot, Thank you
Speaker 6: so much.
Speaker 11: There he is, Key K Hernandez. Don't let him fool you.
Speaker 11: Intense focus, ready to go.
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Speaker 1: Dodgers and Rockies. Final game of this three game set
Speaker 1: from the mile Highest City Dodgers first place atop the
Speaker 1: NL West goal for the sweep over the lowly Rockies.
Speaker 1: First pitch twelve ten.
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Speaker 1: one year old left hander Austin Gomber on the mound
Speaker 1: for the rockiesh to one with an eight thirty eight ERA.
Speaker 1: Former fourth round pick of the Cardinals in twenty fourteen,
Speaker 1: his eighth season, now in the big league's fifth with
Speaker 1: the Rockies since coming over in the Nolan Aernado Trade,
Speaker 1: making just his third start this season. He's been injured.
Speaker 1: His first start was five shotout innings against the Braves.
Speaker 1: Last start was four and two third innings against the Diamondbacks.
Speaker 1: He gave up nine runs on twelve hits, including three
Speaker 1: home runs against the Dodgers. Austin Gombert zero to four
Speaker 1: with a five to eighty nine RORA in nine appearances
Speaker 1: in his career. Clayton Kershaw, the future Hall of Famer
Speaker 1: thirty seven year old left hander, in his eighteenth season
Speaker 1: wearing a Dodger uniform. Only Bill Russell has done this
Speaker 1: longer than Clayton Kershaw as far as wearing an LA
Speaker 1: Dodger uniform in eighteen seasons three and three with a
Speaker 1: three thirty one er ray. Making his eighth start this
Speaker 1: year last time out, Clayton Kershaw five innings, two runs,
Speaker 1: five hits, four strikeouts in a win over the Washington Nationals.
Speaker 1: Clayton Kershaw now eight strikeouts away from becoming the twentieth
Speaker 1: player ever in Major League Baseball history to reach three
Speaker 1: thousand strikeouts. Against the Rockies in his career twenty seven
Speaker 1: and eleven with a three thirty r ray, He's facing
Speaker 1: him for the first time though since August to twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three, where he went five innings, lob three hits,
Speaker 1: one run, a home run, and struck out four in
Speaker 1: the last time he faced the Rockies. He's eight away
Speaker 1: from three thousand. Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers and Denver
Speaker 1: to take on the Rockies. We're fifteen minutes away from
Speaker 1: first pitch. Keys to the game, our next I'm Tim Kass,
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Speaker 1: Low Dodgers and Rockies. Clayton Kershaw warming up in the
Speaker 1: bullpen at Corus Field in Denver. The thirty seven year
Speaker 1: old future Hall of Famer eight strikeouts away from reaching
Speaker 1: three thousand in his career. Can he do it today?
Speaker 1: He's got twenty four strikeouts in his first seven starts
Speaker 1: this year, so it's gonna need to go deep into
Speaker 1: this game or get a lot of punch outs here
Speaker 1: early on to get to those eight strikeouts. Well, the
Speaker 1: first pitch coming up at twelve to ten. Before that, though,
Speaker 1: it's head back out to the boot. Tim Neverrick Monday guys.
Speaker 5: Tim, thanks again, we get you ready for this one.
Speaker 5: Here on a beautiful afternoon in Denver, Colorado, Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 5: three to zero and a three to three to one
Speaker 5: earned run average. Here's a number well that we've been
Speaker 5: updating each time Kershaw pitches. It's just an incredible stat
Speaker 5: when the Dodgers score four or more runs for him
Speaker 5: when he is in a ballgame. His record is one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty five wins and three losses.
Speaker 2: And they came into last night's ballgame. They have averaged
Speaker 2: six point eight runs a game of recent time. So
Speaker 2: put some things on the board. One quick comment, high sky,
Speaker 2: no clouds. This could be an issue. As far as
Speaker 2: fly balls, Andy Pahy is kind of referring to it.
Speaker 2: Early this morning might be a good day to get
Speaker 2: a lot of ground ball.
Speaker 5: Outs and the Dodgers like to get a lot of
Speaker 5: balls in the air. Against Austin Gomber, he's all in one.
Speaker 5: His era is eight thirty eight. Freddie Freeman hitting four
Speaker 5: to twenty nine against him with two home runs, Betts
Speaker 5: for twenty nine with a home run. In shohel Tony
Speaker 5: hitting three sixty four with two home runs and a
Speaker 5: triple against Gombers. So that's the pitching matchup Gomber and
Speaker 5: Clayton Kershaw's We get you set for the third and
Speaker 5: final game. Dodgers hoping to pull out the brooms here
Speaker 5: this afternoon in downtown Denver.
Speaker 1: Tim it could be a big day. Dodger fans. Don't
Speaker 1: go anywhere wherever you're at and joining lunch, you're at work,
Speaker 1: driving around. Keep it right here on the Dodgers and
Speaker 1: Rockies finale from Denver. Could see three thousand strikeouts in
Speaker 1: the future. Here for Clayton Kershaw as he is eight
Speaker 1: away from reaching that milestone. This has Ben Morogo Cansino
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