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Speaker 7: Welcome to Dodgers on Deck. Now your host walking you
Speaker 7: up to first pitch.
Speaker 8: Tim Kasi, everybody, and a happy Memorial Day weekend.
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Speaker 8: Dodgers on Deck, your world champion Dodgers thirty two and
Speaker 8: nineteen on the season. Don't look now. The Dodgers have
Speaker 8: won three in a row. Their lead in the NLS
Speaker 8: has grown to two games over the Giants at After
Speaker 8: a marathon of a game last night in New York,
Speaker 8: the Dodgers are fueled up and ready to go to
Speaker 8: do it again in Queen's against the Mets. The catman
Speaker 8: Tony Gonsolin on the MOUNDA first pitch from Cityfield is
Speaker 8: coming up at four fifteen. Between then and now, we
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Speaker 8: Dodgers on deck, we'll dive deeper to this pitching matchup,
Speaker 8: David vas Sego's one on one. Well, Louise Cruz Dodgers
Speaker 8: Spanish announcer, we got your Dodgers magical moment. Rick Monday
Speaker 8: joins us throughout the show. Of course, a few minutes
Speaker 8: we'll hand out to the Gallpa Motors broadcast within here
Speaker 8: from Rick and Steven Nelson. Well last night in New York,
Speaker 8: better late than ever. Right as the Dodgers outlasted the Mets,
Speaker 8: Clayton Kershaw got the start, but lasted only two innings,
Speaker 8: not because of performance, but because of weather. Rain rain
Speaker 8: halted the game for an hour and thirty minutes. When
Speaker 8: it resumed in the third inning, bo starting pitchers Clayton
Speaker 8: Kershaw and Griffin Canning were out of the game. That
Speaker 8: made it a bullpen game the rest of the wind,
Speaker 8: something the Dodgers were not counting. On top of the third,
Speaker 8: Will Smith and infield single Dodgers grabbed the early one
Speaker 8: nothing lead.
Speaker 5: The very next batter to ask her and ends the
Speaker 5: two two ground ball at third.
Speaker 1: That's in the left field underneath the glove, oh the
Speaker 1: third basement. Betty show Hay scores Freddy behind him. Two
Speaker 1: more on the board thanks to tail and a three
Speaker 1: nothing Dodger lead, and.
Speaker 6: Betty just did not get the glove down quickly enough,
Speaker 6: so the reaction time not quite there. They have with
Speaker 6: two strians. As you mentioned, the Oscar Hernanez gets a
Speaker 6: couple of runs on top. So that's three here in
Speaker 6: the third and they're not done yet.
Speaker 5: No, they weren't.
Speaker 8: The two run signal from Tay Oscar Dodgers a three
Speaker 8: to nothing lead the metso would chip away with a
Speaker 8: home run in the bottom of the third. Then in
Speaker 8: the fourth inning, a wild sequence at City Field.
Speaker 9: Let's see a payoff Alonzo high in the air right field,
Speaker 9: mar Table hag to asker, Hernandez settles underneath it makes
Speaker 9: the catch, his throw a double clutch to throw.
Speaker 1: Home play it to play, Hey got him holes from
Speaker 1: Hernandez in right field. Wait a second, now they're saying.
Speaker 4: They're going to award home plate.
Speaker 9: Third paced umpire Trip Gibson is telling Max Munsey he
Speaker 9: did something Munsie's now in dispute. Dave Roberts is gonna
Speaker 9: come out of the dugout and join this conversation.
Speaker 6: They're gonna say that there was obstruction on Muncie and
Speaker 6: Munsey's pleading his cases and he was well off the bag.
Speaker 8: He was off the bag, but for some reason they
Speaker 8: called obstruction because he couldn't see the right fielder. As
Speaker 8: it was, it was not a double play. It was
Speaker 8: a sack fly scarring Marte. The Mets would get around
Speaker 8: the board wild sequence there, it's a wild game in
Speaker 8: the fifth with Dodgers get that run back, Max Munsey
Speaker 8: and RBI single.
Speaker 5: Then Andy Paie has got into the fun.
Speaker 9: So he deemed that that months he was kind of
Speaker 9: actively or intentionally interfering with the eye line of Marte
Speaker 9: trying to tag it third, first and second. Still Andy
Speaker 9: Pie has first.
Speaker 1: Pitch ripped a left field ta Oscar herd Ends gets
Speaker 1: the green light. He's gonna score, and the Dodger lead
Speaker 1: is back to three, five to la as this two
Speaker 1: out rally continues.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're gonna challenge the arm of McNeil just about
Speaker 6: every time.
Speaker 8: He he's got a noodle arm and left. Why not
Speaker 8: RBI single for Pies. Dodgers backup three five to two,
Speaker 8: is their lead able to wait remain that way, And
Speaker 8: after Benkisparius's three shutout innings Dodgers of five to two
Speaker 8: in the bottom of the ninth, Tanner Scott on relief,
Speaker 8: the Dodger closer struggled again, giving him three runs in
Speaker 8: the inning. The Mets tied the game, so extra innings
Speaker 8: they went in the Queen's Dodgers of Mets each failed
Speaker 8: to score in the tenth, the eleventh, and the twelfth.
Speaker 8: The Dodgers defense came up big in the bottom of
Speaker 8: the twelve, turning to double play with five infielders to
Speaker 8: get out of a bases loaded jamp to send it
Speaker 8: to the thirteenth. Then at the top of the thirteenth,
Speaker 8: Dodgers finally broke open the tie game thanks to tail.
Speaker 9: The pitch, they Oscar rips it fair down the line
Speaker 9: into the left field corner.
Speaker 5: Here comes Will Smith.
Speaker 1: Finally somebody breaks through and they wear Dodger blue.
Speaker 6: And he doubled up on the changeup and the Oscar
Speaker 6: Hernandez jumped all over it.
Speaker 5: Yes, he did.
Speaker 8: RBI double for ta Oscar. Dodgers up six to five.
Speaker 8: Two batters later, and he pot has a sack fly
Speaker 8: Dodgers push across the run to take a seven to
Speaker 8: five lead. In the bottom of the thirteenth, Luis Garcia
Speaker 8: on in relief, still fly out, ground out, then a
Speaker 8: line drive out.
Speaker 5: To center field to end the game. Dodgers win.
Speaker 8: They beat the Mets last night, seven to five and
Speaker 8: thirteen innings a game it took four hours and eight minutes,
Speaker 8: not including the hour and thirty eight minute rain delay.
Speaker 5: With the win, the.
Speaker 8: Dodgers now thirty two and nineteen two games up in
Speaker 8: the division. No rest for the weary Dodgers. Back at
Speaker 8: it again at City Field in New York, Game two
Speaker 8: of this three games. We said, Tony gonsol on the
Speaker 8: mountain with more. Let's head out to the Gallpin Motors
Speaker 8: Broadcast booth as we say hello and welcome.
Speaker 5: In Stephen Nelson and Rick Monday. Guys.
Speaker 9: All right, Tim, hey, happy to report a couple of things. One,
Speaker 9: we're awake and we made it to the ballpark after
Speaker 9: game one. But two, most importantly for this Saturday is
Speaker 9: that the skies are blue. The sun is shining on
Speaker 9: City Field, So knock on wood, we will not have
Speaker 9: an hour thirty eight minute rain delay like we did
Speaker 9: last night. Rick Monday, the Dodgers and Mets played what
Speaker 9: is tied for the longest game in Major League Baseball
Speaker 9: this season, thirteen innings, forty players, seventeen pitchers used between
Speaker 9: the two clubs. Ultimately, though a win is a win
Speaker 9: is a win, and the Dodgers got it, is it
Speaker 9: over yeh?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 10: Yep, I think it is.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 6: You know what it's really amazing is that we had
Speaker 6: a few chuckles as long as it was. I mean,
Speaker 6: the first set of buses left here in New York
Speaker 6: at one thirty in the morning, right after the ball game.
Speaker 2: They had a firework. YIM a lot of people that stayed.
Speaker 2: You know, God love him.
Speaker 10: I wonder if anybody slept over here last night.
Speaker 6: There may have been there may have been. It was chilly,
Speaker 6: it was wet, there was no question about it. We
Speaker 6: saw some good plays, We saw some weird plays. We
Speaker 6: saw some calls overturned by the umpires. We saw a
Speaker 6: rule coming into effect two different times, one on a
Speaker 6: catch and the other one with interference on Max Mounsey.
Speaker 6: We found out after the ballgame that Max talking to him,
Speaker 6: he said Trip Gibson, the third base umpire, was also
Speaker 6: going to call the obstruction on Baty, the third baseman
Speaker 6: for the New York Mets, but the runner happened to
Speaker 6: score a cold I had never seen before in Major
Speaker 6: League baseball. I've never seen it in collegiate baseball, and
Speaker 6: it was a strange one indeed. So hopefully they get
Speaker 6: the job done in nine innings. But the big thing
Speaker 6: is Dodger's first place in the West by two games
Speaker 6: over the Giants, three in front of San Diego, Arizona
Speaker 6: six back. And for the Rockies, they can't wait to
Speaker 6: hear the national anthem next year.
Speaker 9: I just can't believe to move on from that call,
Speaker 9: Trip Gibson, No, I mean, we have to, but does
Speaker 9: he work?
Speaker 2: Bring it up later on?
Speaker 11: Does he work?
Speaker 10: If he's working home plate tonight, I'm not.
Speaker 6: Gonna he's at second base tonight, and he'll be at
Speaker 6: first base tomorrow.
Speaker 10: Right, great, thankfully, that's amazing.
Speaker 9: The Dodgers have won three or four games to kick
Speaker 9: off this stretch mow of twenty nine straight games against
Speaker 9: teams with winning records. I thought that was a really
Speaker 9: important win for him last night, especially after almost bobbling
Speaker 9: it and fumbling it in the ninth inning to kind
Speaker 9: of put them in position to win the series today.
Speaker 9: But this is that by far the toughest stretch that
Speaker 9: they'll have during the regular season.
Speaker 6: I totally concur and I think you can really emphasize
Speaker 6: that a little bit more because you're looking at the
Speaker 6: fact you haven't overworked bullpen had to work again last night.
Speaker 6: In fact, the Dodgers the only team if you're looking
Speaker 6: at the starting pitchers that have averaged fewer than fourteen
Speaker 6: outs per start. Now that's four and two thirds innings.
Speaker 6: So when you start to look at the workload of
Speaker 6: the bullpen, consider the fact again starting pitchers had averaged
Speaker 6: less than fourteen outs per start, and for Dave Roberts says, look,
Speaker 6: one of the big problems are having and hopefully Gonsolin
Speaker 6: does not fall into the trap. Tonight, Roberts is saying, Look,
Speaker 6: we're working behind in the counts the hitters way too often,
Speaker 6: and that's got to change.
Speaker 11: Tim.
Speaker 9: We'll get it back to you on this note about
Speaker 9: the bullpen, Mo just reference. Last night was the nineteenth
Speaker 9: time this season that the Dodger penn has covered five.
Speaker 10: Plus innings of a game.
Speaker 4: The team is fourteen and five.
Speaker 9: In those games, you again have to tip your cap
Speaker 9: and thank your lucky stars, count them for the work
Speaker 9: that the Dodger bullpen has done. And it was the
Speaker 9: tenth time that the bullpen has covered six plus innings
Speaker 9: in a game. The Dodgers are eight and two. The
Speaker 9: Dodger bullpen one of, if not the biggest MVP so
Speaker 9: far in the twenty twenty five season.
Speaker 10: Game one a win. I'll try and do it again
Speaker 10: here in Game two.
Speaker 5: All right, thank you Nelly, as we count you down
Speaker 5: to first pitch.
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Speaker 4: This is the Otani rewind.
Speaker 9: The Vera came in in the eighth, sent the Dodgers
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Speaker 8: will not throw it today because of the marathon of
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Speaker 5: More on that coming up.
Speaker 8: Let's heep back out to City Field and check out
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Speaker 3: Do you think the questions for Dave?
Speaker 2: Dave? Can you just describe Dave? Can you talk about
Speaker 2: the pressure in.
Speaker 7: The dugouts with Dave Roberts.
Speaker 3: I think the common thread to start is.
Speaker 12: There is a value in runs better for them. I
Speaker 12: think that they really value getting a hit and driving
Speaker 12: in a run, and they really have the uh, they're
Speaker 12: just good hitters.
Speaker 2: And I think that.
Speaker 12: This day and age guys just don't value driving in
Speaker 12: a run and they don't know how to get a
Speaker 12: base hit. And I think those two guys are very
Speaker 12: good at it.
Speaker 13: You expecting most fending numbers and mantaulers on the most things.
Speaker 11: Where is an.
Speaker 12: Inevitable Yeah, I think there's an inevitable regression with those numbers.
Speaker 12: But I still feel that the intent the focus in
Speaker 12: those situations.
Speaker 4: I think Bobby, is he here just for lane or
Speaker 4: is given kind of the state of.
Speaker 2: The right life length?
Speaker 3: As a team they're hitting over three hundred.
Speaker 2: Point of emphasis. I think.
Speaker 12: I think it's the collection of guys we have. I
Speaker 12: think it's also a mindset. I think Mookie's obviously a
Speaker 12: very good hitter, and you've got to be able to
Speaker 12: drive runs in.
Speaker 2: You've got to be a good hitter.
Speaker 12: I think Freddy is as good as a comments being
Speaker 12: a good hitter and driving runs in. So I think
Speaker 12: those guys right there are are are Maine, and I
Speaker 12: will say this is Max Munsey has become a much
Speaker 12: better hitter recently in my opinion, and you're starting to
Speaker 12: see some basics and better efficiency driving when runners are
Speaker 12: in form position.
Speaker 8: All right, there's a manager, Dave Roberts talking to the
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Speaker 5: First pitch set for four fifteen.
Speaker 4: Joining Tim Kats on Dodgers on Deck. I accept everybody
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Speaker 5: All right, DV.
Speaker 8: The Dodgers last night used almost all of the relievers
Speaker 8: going into the rest of the series, the rest of
Speaker 8: this road trip.
Speaker 13: You need a little insurance, right, Yeah, And they brought
Speaker 13: in Bobby Miller. We talked about this during the rain
Speaker 13: delay that even if the Dodgers won that game yesterday,
Speaker 13: they were in a bad spot and we're going to
Speaker 13: need a fresh arm, and they decided to go with
Speaker 13: Bobby Miller, and it just reinforces what we've been talking
Speaker 13: about how the Dodger farm system right now is not
Speaker 13: as deep with pitching as it was a year ago
Speaker 13: at this time because of how so many of the
Speaker 13: young pitchers had been hurt last year, and really guys
Speaker 13: like Nick Frosso who had a great spring training have
Speaker 13: not had a great regular season. Frosso's struggled to throw
Speaker 13: strikes and that's the reason why he was not the
Speaker 13: option to call up, But Bobby Miller was.
Speaker 3: And I know Bobby's had an.
Speaker 13: Up and down type of career and has struggled since
Speaker 13: his rookie season. A lot of people believed him that
Speaker 13: maybe Bobby Miller future in Major League Baseball would be
Speaker 13: pitching out of the bullpens. So this could be a
Speaker 13: convenient way of the Dodgers finding a way to ease
Speaker 13: Bobby Miller coming out of the bullpen. But we'll see
Speaker 13: how it goes. He hasn't had a great minor league
Speaker 13: season either. His last outing was his best six scoreless innings.
Speaker 13: He did walk four in that outing, so he's had
Speaker 13: trouble throwing strikes as well. But they're in a tough
Speaker 13: spot and that's the reason why they called them up.
Speaker 5: David is driven by fourth. There's one thing we like.
Speaker 8: Its choice is fine, yours with the four f one
Speaker 8: to fifty gas hybrid all electric tough this March, he'll
Speaker 8: only be called the f one fifty. Last night, another
Speaker 8: blown save Tanner Scott. David how consured. Should we be
Speaker 8: right now about him?
Speaker 13: Yeah, we should be concerned, considering that he only had
Speaker 13: two blown saves last year and already has four blown
Speaker 13: saves this year. Something happened this year where the Dodgers
Speaker 13: worked on trying to get Tanner Scott to throw more strikes,
Speaker 13: not walk as many batters. They've succeeded on that front
Speaker 13: because he's not walking nearly as many batters as he
Speaker 13: was last year, but his velocity's down two ticks from
Speaker 13: a year ago. And what's up is the exit velocity
Speaker 13: off hitters' bats from a year ago, and he's got
Speaker 13: to find a way to get that fastball down again.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what the game plan was.
Speaker 13: Nobody has been really candid with me about what adjustments
Speaker 13: they made with Tanner Scott. But whatever adjustments they've made,
Speaker 13: it hasn't fully clicked yet because this is not the
Speaker 13: same guy we saw a year ago.
Speaker 3: That is one hundred percent sure.
Speaker 8: Dave we teased it showey Otani was supposed to throw
Speaker 8: a live BP today.
Speaker 5: What's the latest of that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, when the Dodgers finish a game at one thirty
Speaker 13: in the morning on the East Coast, that kind of
Speaker 13: wiped out them getting back to the ballpark early today
Speaker 13: and having time to make that live BP happen. Dave
Speaker 13: Roberts said that they plan on doing it tomorrow, but
Speaker 13: it's a day game, I guess. I mean it is
Speaker 13: a night game, so Sunday Night Baseball. They will have
Speaker 13: time tomorrow to try to get that live BP.
Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 13: Sometimes when the best broadcaster on a game is in
Speaker 13: our back pocket or in our broadcast food, sometimes you
Speaker 13: take it for granted, especially when there are not obvious
Speaker 13: plays being made. And that's why we are so grateful
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Speaker 13: where we could find things out without having to wait
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Speaker 3: Rick, how you doing today.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it. Do I owe you twenty dollars or something?
Speaker 2: I mean, I can't.
Speaker 6: Believe this build up that you're talking about. And quite frankly,
Speaker 6: last night, if you're referring to the fly ball to
Speaker 6: right field that Michael Confordo was at third base, fly
Speaker 6: balls hit the right field, the right field in the
Speaker 6: center field to come together right the ball hits the glove,
Speaker 6: it pops up into the air, and then someone reaches
Speaker 6: out and grabs the ball before it hits the ground. Well,
Speaker 6: Confordo left as soon as the ball make contact with
Speaker 6: the glove, and then after that it popped out of
Speaker 6: the out of the glove, it's in mid air, and
Speaker 6: literally I knew the rule that you can leave as
Speaker 6: soon as contact is made the baseball on the glove,
Speaker 6: and why it took people in Major League Baseball, and
Speaker 6: why it took professional umpires as long as it took
Speaker 6: them is beyond me.
Speaker 3: Rick, Are you serious?
Speaker 13: You've known that rules since Little league? Had you ever
Speaker 13: seen it in a major league game before?
Speaker 6: Yes, I've seen it in the major league game before.
Speaker 6: I saw it in a collegiate game before, and even
Speaker 6: in college ball, we knew the rules. I had a scout,
Speaker 6: David tell me about three weeks ago, and I just
Speaker 6: had this conversation with how he rose with the New
Speaker 6: York Mets. A scout told me, he isa, you know,
Speaker 6: in our organization, not going to name the organization.
Speaker 2: It's not the Dodgers. That's as far as I'll go
Speaker 2: on that end of it.
Speaker 6: It says, you know, we don't teach fundamentals and we
Speaker 6: don't teach rules, and evidently there was a big void
Speaker 6: in rules. And I would suggest anyone I've said this before,
Speaker 6: if you know a baseball fan, do them a favor.
Speaker 6: Buy them a Major League Baseball written rule book and
Speaker 6: have it it's fascinating reading and to be able to
Speaker 6: do that. And the rule on the ball hitting the
Speaker 6: glove and then caught in mid air is rule five
Speaker 6: point zero nine.
Speaker 2: Look it up. It's basic.
Speaker 6: And I have no idea why it took so long
Speaker 6: with people that got professionals to get it sorted out.
Speaker 13: I know Confordo sometimes has that deer in the headlights.
Speaker 3: Look, but when he was standing at third.
Speaker 13: Base and Dino Ebel was talking to him, do you
Speaker 13: believe he knew the rule or do you think he
Speaker 13: was a little unsure after the hold.
Speaker 2: Up, I'll guarantee you do. You know Ebel knows the rule?
Speaker 6: What about Conforta, I didn't talk well, Confordo took off.
Speaker 6: I mean, there was just heads up base running. The
Speaker 6: other part too, is it was heads up base running
Speaker 6: by show heey Otani who went he tagged up at
Speaker 6: first and went to second base and a very poor
Speaker 6: tag at second base. Otani was safe on them. The
Speaker 6: Dodgers did a lot of things right in last night's ballgame,
Speaker 6: which seems like it ended only about twenty minutes ago.
Speaker 3: All right, let's fast forward to after the rain delay.
Speaker 13: There was another weird call by an umpire Trip Gibson
Speaker 13: at third base Taoscar Hernandez threw a perfect strike to
Speaker 13: nail Starling Marte at the play, but Trip Gibson said
Speaker 13: Max Munsey obstructed the view of Marte. That seemed to
Speaker 13: be a reach, and there seemed to be, from our
Speaker 13: vantage point Rick a lot of daylight for Marte to
Speaker 13: see Hernandez make the catch.
Speaker 6: Well, it was not as if Max Munsey was looking
Speaker 6: at the runner and trying to purposely get in front
Speaker 6: of him. Munsey was four or five feet in front
Speaker 6: of him, and the rule Gibson technically made the correct call.
Speaker 2: According to Major League.
Speaker 6: Baseball rules, if a player not fielding the ball impedes
Speaker 6: the progress of any runner, the ball is ruled dead
Speaker 6: and that runner would be awarded an extra base. There's
Speaker 6: a rule that said to increase the emphasis last season, Well,
Speaker 6: we've not seen that call.
Speaker 2: I'll give you this update.
Speaker 6: So they're saying that the runner gets the one base because,
Speaker 6: in Trip Gibson the third base umpire's judgment, Munsey was
Speaker 6: blocked the view of the runner as the catch was
Speaker 6: being made down the right field line. I think that's
Speaker 6: personally I look at as a bunch of Hooeye, and
Speaker 6: then Max Bunty told us last night as we're waiting
Speaker 6: for the buses to leave at one thirty in the
Speaker 6: morning to go back to the hotel that trip. Gibson
Speaker 6: was also going to make another call of the same
Speaker 6: type of instruction on Baity, the third baseman for the Mets,
Speaker 6: but the runner scored therefore negated him having to stop
Speaker 6: the game. He was going to call it twice in
Speaker 6: one game. I've never seen it called even once in
Speaker 6: the game ever.
Speaker 13: I was wondering what was happening on that play when
Speaker 13: Taoscar Hernandez tagged up in the thirteenth because dino Ebel
Speaker 13: was in trip Gibson's ear. I was wondering if he
Speaker 13: was still trying to make the point about what happened
Speaker 13: earlier in the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it may have been.
Speaker 6: And the other part too, is is it maybe dino
Speaker 6: Ebl found out subsequent to that one play that Gibson
Speaker 6: was actually going to call interference for blocking the view
Speaker 6: of a runner.
Speaker 2: Honest to goodness, I mean, it's.
Speaker 6: Not like you're holding up a four x eight piece
Speaker 6: of plywood where the guy cannot see the catches being
Speaker 6: made down the line by the way. Gibson also told Munsey,
Speaker 6: this comes from Max Munsey. Gibson told Munsey that he
Speaker 6: had absolutely no reason to be around the bag at
Speaker 6: that time, and Munsey said, you're the umpire, I'm the
Speaker 6: third baseman. I have responsibility to be in this area
Speaker 6: in case there is an appeal that's made to third base,
Speaker 6: or in case the throw comes to third base. I
Speaker 6: can't read the mind of the outfield or know what,
Speaker 6: but the third base coach, you had no business to
Speaker 6: be around the bag. That's a bunch of hooey. Oh
Speaker 6: And while you've got me going, Steven Nelson and I
Speaker 6: were talking about the fact when our umpire is going
Speaker 6: to realize that they are miked up, and if there's
Speaker 6: something happens on the field, why keep forty thousand plus
Speaker 6: in the stands, plus all those are listening on the radio,
Speaker 6: plus those that are watching on television in the dark.
Speaker 6: Either use the microphones and explain what's going on with field,
Speaker 6: or take the microphones away.
Speaker 13: Hey, that happens in every other sport except baseball on
Speaker 13: a regular basis, and the stadium entertainment.
Speaker 2: Tell I'm a little fired up there, David.
Speaker 13: Hey, I like it, and Brad Paisley, a big Dodger fan,
Speaker 13: said you were really feisty last night and he loved it.
Speaker 13: And I'm sure he's loving this feistiness right now too.
Speaker 6: I tell you what, go after the broadcast, just like
Speaker 6: Brad goes to his performances on stage, it's a wonderful time.
Speaker 6: Hopefully we see him very soon. We see him from
Speaker 6: time to time. But Dodger Stadium terrific entertainer, wonderful guy
Speaker 6: on top of it. So it's nice to know that, hey,
Speaker 6: there's someone actually out there listening.
Speaker 13: No doubt, and you better listen. You might learn something
Speaker 13: with Rick Monday on the call. Thanks Rick, See we
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Speaker 13: All right, we're joined right down by one of my favorites.
Speaker 13: He was great as a player, he's great as a person,
Speaker 13: and he's a great broadcaster. Number forty seven. Luis Cochito
Speaker 13: Cruz joins us. Thanks a lot for the time, appreciate it.
Speaker 14: Oh, thanks, Dave. I'm happy to be with you right here.
Speaker 14: Uh you know, ready to for all your questions you
Speaker 14: got from me.
Speaker 13: Well, number one, the last time we spoke was during
Speaker 13: spring training.
Speaker 3: You were a rookie.
Speaker 13: Then you've got your feet wet in the broadcast booth.
Speaker 13: How are you enjoying being a broadcaster and not a
Speaker 13: player anymore?
Speaker 14: Well, He's been a transition that I'm enjoying a lot.
Speaker 11: I'm learning a lot from.
Speaker 14: Jose Mota and Pepe in Yigas and but I really
Speaker 14: like it because when I'm doing just analyzing plays and
Speaker 14: all this stuff. Basically, I studied my whole career baseball,
Speaker 14: and I love baseball, so I can I like it
Speaker 14: that I can, you know, transmit it to the people
Speaker 14: on the radio, and I like it.
Speaker 13: You know a lot of these players too, you played
Speaker 13: against them, you played with some. You also played in
Speaker 13: Japan when sho Hey Otani was there. What's the relationship
Speaker 13: you have with show Hey going back to then.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean we were we were playing in the
Speaker 14: same division there. He used to play for the nippunham
Speaker 14: Fighters and I was playing for Shibo Loota Marins, and
Speaker 14: uh we face each.
Speaker 11: Other like a lot.
Speaker 14: Like there's only six teams in UH in the Pacific League,
Speaker 14: six teams in the Central League, so we get to
Speaker 14: face each other almost every two three weeks, and uh,
Speaker 14: you know that we build that relationship. One of my
Speaker 14: good friends, Louis Mendoza, he was playing UH in that
Speaker 14: team with show Hey, and uh, you know, we always
Speaker 14: talk and he will start the day after show. Hey,
Speaker 14: and we always make fun, you know, like and when
Speaker 14: I faced show, how would tell him, you know, throw me.
Speaker 11: That fastball and we just he just laughed.
Speaker 14: He don't say much, but uh, getting to talk to him.
Speaker 14: I tried not to talk to him about you know,
Speaker 14: what's happening right now, but like everybody's he's talking to
Speaker 14: him like.
Speaker 11: How great he is. I knew it was going to
Speaker 11: be good. You know, it was going to be that good,
Speaker 11: you know.
Speaker 14: But I think we're still talking because he feel the
Speaker 14: confidence of of of me, like knowing.
Speaker 11: Him since back in Japan. So we just talked, you know.
Speaker 11: I asked him how you feel? How did you?
Speaker 14: I mean, how do you rehab going? In Japanese? Because
Speaker 14: I got to practice by Japanese, how.
Speaker 3: Would that sound? Give us a taste of how I
Speaker 3: would sound.
Speaker 14: I just saybo that means, how's do you?
Speaker 11: How's your shoulder? How's your arm? And he responds and it's.
Speaker 14: Like akachan dajaba too, like if your baby is okay?
Speaker 14: He's like and then I would ask him, uh, what
Speaker 14: does you like you are you slippy or something? And
Speaker 14: he's like no, like dau means Okay, so we kind
Speaker 14: of like, you know, I give him the the you know,
Speaker 14: the confidence, so he can you know, speak his English
Speaker 14: and my Japan English and stuff. And now we just
Speaker 14: we just have fun, you know, like I just want
Speaker 14: to I just don't want him.
Speaker 11: To, you know, to feel like I'm interviewing him, interviewing
Speaker 11: him or do something.
Speaker 14: And and and I think it's something that will have
Speaker 14: on in my side, Like I can talk to the
Speaker 14: guys and I never you know, I get information about,
Speaker 14: you know, the game, and and maybe I can use it,
Speaker 14: like if I see somebody using or doing something, like
Speaker 14: I tells car Hernandez practicing something and I was asking me,
Speaker 14: you know what, why are you doing this with your
Speaker 14: back leg or why you're finishing high?
Speaker 11: And then he will tell me. And I think, I
Speaker 11: don't know.
Speaker 14: I think I play in the I was playing five
Speaker 14: months ago, so so they know that I was playing.
Speaker 14: And we have the confidence of talking, you know, like
Speaker 14: talking about the game, about the swings, about positioning in
Speaker 14: the infield. And I like it and I'm enjoying every
Speaker 14: second of it.
Speaker 13: All right, Well let's go back to you and Otani
Speaker 13: in Japan. How did Louise cruz Do against Otani.
Speaker 3: The picture.
Speaker 11: Well, the first time, I remember, I was coming from.
Speaker 14: From playing in the big leagues and I faced him
Speaker 14: in a in like a preseason game, and he only
Speaker 14: threw like two innings and he threw fastball like a
Speaker 14: ninety nine slider cider I pop up or something to
Speaker 14: the right field and I and I remember telling my teammates, oh,
Speaker 14: this is Otani.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's not that.
Speaker 14: I mean, you see a lot of guys in the
Speaker 14: big leagues.
Speaker 11: Like him, and nah.
Speaker 14: Once the season started we got to face each other.
Speaker 14: He was on like like he was good, really good.
Speaker 14: But I got some hits off him too, and I
Speaker 14: get I hate a couple of doubles.
Speaker 11: And and we hit him good in the playoffs.
Speaker 14: Like I said, we faced him a lot, and uh,
Speaker 14: you know when you faced somebody a lot, I.
Speaker 11: Mean you kind of know when he's on.
Speaker 14: When his fast was on, when his breaking mos are on.
Speaker 14: But we got the confidence of of saying, like he
Speaker 14: would throw me at fastball.
Speaker 11: And I followed it off and I look at him
Speaker 11: and I.
Speaker 14: Said, Masugo, masuga, like, throw me a fastball. And when
Speaker 14: he was nasty, he would throw me that fastball and
Speaker 14: then he threw me that slider and he said, cusan.
Speaker 11: Today, you have no chance. So obviously that day, if
Speaker 11: I walk for.
Speaker 14: Me, it counts as a hit because he knew he
Speaker 14: was he had all this stuff, and you.
Speaker 11: Know, we build that relationship. You know, you knew me
Speaker 11: as a player.
Speaker 14: You know, I like to talk to my teammates or
Speaker 14: or all the other team because at the end of
Speaker 14: the day, it's a big Baseball is a game, and
Speaker 14: you're supposed to have fun with it. And I always
Speaker 14: have fun. And I think I'm having fun now doing
Speaker 14: what I'm doing from the booth and uh, and I
Speaker 14: want to keep learning from you guys.
Speaker 11: You've been doing it for a long time.
Speaker 3: You're doing a great job.
Speaker 13: And appreciate you sharing those great stories from Japan. And
Speaker 13: your Japanese is not Japanese.
Speaker 3: English, it's pretty good.
Speaker 11: How do you got those time?
Speaker 3: How I got to Luis Cruise? Thank you so much.
Speaker 14: And I'm so happy to see Clayton Kersha back. And
Speaker 14: he was one of the best, you know, teammates I had.
Speaker 14: And uh, when I came to the Dodgers, I remember
Speaker 14: getting to the clubhouse and I didn't have a locker
Speaker 14: and uh, Kersha clean up one of his lockers and
Speaker 14: he's like, hey, you just see it run next to me.
Speaker 14: So I was lucky enough to see run next to
Speaker 14: Kersha my year that I spent year and a half
Speaker 14: that I spent with the Dodgers. And you know, like
Speaker 14: maybe we built this relationship because we played ping punk
Speaker 14: together in spring training. Uh and we we well it
Speaker 14: was we were the finalists for the tournament and he
Speaker 14: beat me, and I got it. I got to talk
Speaker 14: to him like a couple of days, like two days
Speaker 14: before he start, and I say, Kershaw, whenever you retire,
Speaker 14: I'm gonna look for you so you can give me
Speaker 14: the rematch. And he's like, okay, we'll do So I'm
Speaker 14: like okay, So I'm just you know, like like being
Speaker 14: a former player, you have like a little insight to
Speaker 14: talk to them, you know, like you can talk about
Speaker 14: something else besides you know, how you feel, how you arm,
Speaker 14: how do you breaking well.
Speaker 2: How you leg?
Speaker 14: And then we just talk about different stuff and it
Speaker 14: made me feel good. And I want them to make
Speaker 14: to feel comfortable with me being there.
Speaker 13: You know, that's an amazing story. I never knew that
Speaker 13: about Kershaw. Cleaning out the empty lockers so you could
Speaker 13: sit there.
Speaker 11: He did, he did.
Speaker 14: I remember I got to the clubhouse each Poul was
Speaker 14: the club and he asked me, what are you doing here?
Speaker 14: Because I got called up and nobody knew and and
Speaker 14: Kirsha had it was the old stadium. It was the
Speaker 14: the you know, like the three the small lockers like
Speaker 14: the ones outside and uh, Kersha had one with shoes
Speaker 14: and then what with his stuff, and then he got
Speaker 14: another one pre renovation, Yeah, pre renovation before and UH
Speaker 14: say crazy, just see it right here, and he told
Speaker 14: one of the club is to clean it up. And
Speaker 14: I got to see it right next to him. You know,
Speaker 14: when he pitched, He got here like a twelve every
Speaker 14: day for a seven o'clock game. He puts his bags
Speaker 14: on and you know, like.
Speaker 11: It was it was.
Speaker 14: I was lucky enough to be there and play behind him,
Speaker 14: play there, play short and uh you know, have his
Speaker 14: uh friendship and getting to see him back again. Hopefully
Speaker 14: he get to finish his career with his uh three
Speaker 14: thousand strikeouts and I would love.
Speaker 11: To see it.
Speaker 13: Man, Louis Cruse, great baseball experiences.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the time.
Speaker 13: And I know everybody loves Cochito.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Davy.
Speaker 14: Everybody loves you because you're the man and you dress
Speaker 14: really nice.
Speaker 3: Not as good as co Chito cruise. I'll send it
Speaker 3: back to in the studio.
Speaker 5: Tim, all right, thanks a lot.
Speaker 3: DV.
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Speaker 8: Dodgers and Mett squaring off in New York Game two
Speaker 8: of this three game weekend set. Dodgers took the opener
Speaker 8: the last night in thirteen innings. First pitch coming up
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Speaker 8: Last night, the Dodgers use eight different pitchers. Well, the
Speaker 8: Mets deployed nine arms out of the pen, so both
Speaker 8: teams need their starters to pitch deep into tonight's game.
Speaker 8: It's David peters In, the twenty nine year old left hander,
Speaker 8: former first round picking the Mets in twenty seventeen out
Speaker 8: of Oregon two and two of the two eighty sixty
Speaker 8: r Ray his sixth season in the big leagues, making
Speaker 8: his tenth start this season. He's allowed three or fewer
Speaker 8: earned runs in all eight starts this year. Last time out,
Speaker 8: six innings, two runs, three hits, four strikeouts, four walks
Speaker 8: in a no decision against the Yankees. He's holding left
Speaker 8: handed batters to a one ninety five average. His fifth
Speaker 8: career appearance and fourth start against these Dodgers one to
Speaker 8: zero with the five to seventy four Era and sixteen strikeouts.
Speaker 8: Tony Gonslin goes for the Dodgers. Thirty one year old
Speaker 8: right hander two to oh the four h five erara
Speaker 8: his seventh season in the big leagues, and he's finally healthy,
Speaker 8: remember six hundred and twenty one days in between starts
Speaker 8: because of an elbow injury. Making his fifth start here
Speaker 8: in twenty twenty five. Last time out, four innings, four runs,
Speaker 8: three hits, three strikeouts, five walks in a no decision
Speaker 8: against the Angels on Sunday. Third career start against the Mets,
Speaker 8: he's won to know with a sub one ERA and
Speaker 8: eight strikeouts. He last faced him in July at twenty
Speaker 8: twenty three. Five innings, he allowed one run on two
Speaker 8: hits while striking out three in a no decision. Tony
Speaker 8: Gonsolin David Peterson, It's the Dodgers and Mets, Game two
Speaker 8: of this three game Memorial Weekend set. We're fifteen minutes
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Speaker 8: We're getting closer to first pitch, Game two of this
Speaker 8: three game series. Tony Gonsolin, David Peterson on the mound.
Speaker 8: First pitch from City Field set for four to fifteen.
Speaker 8: Before that, we head back out to the booth Steven Nelison,
Speaker 8: Rick Monday.
Speaker 9: Guys, All right, TC back here with Rick Monday as
Speaker 9: we approach first pitch at City Field. The Dodgers with
Speaker 9: a chance to lock up the series today. It'll be
Speaker 9: Tony Gonsolin for LA against the left hander David Peterson
Speaker 9: of the New York Mets. And the difference last night
Speaker 9: in Game one mole was the production with the runners
Speaker 9: in scoring position. The Dodgers are six for seventeen. That's
Speaker 9: a three fifty three clip. Meanwhile, the Mets continue to struggle.
Speaker 9: They've been the worst team in the National League with
Speaker 9: risk all year long. And that reared tug we had
Speaker 9: in extra innings and the Dodgers held him hitless and
Speaker 9: scoreless in three frames en route to that win. Tonight,
Speaker 9: Tony Gonsolin, he's gonna try and put back behind him
Speaker 9: a bit of a bumpy one last Sunday against the Angels.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I think also no decision the four innings,
Speaker 6: but he gave up four runs on four hits, walk
Speaker 6: five also, But I think the bigger issue may be
Speaker 6: and we may get an early sign. Remember in the
Speaker 6: bullpen warming up on Sunday, he had some dry skin
Speaker 6: on his thumb and he went ahead and pulled it
Speaker 6: off well as it continued to rub against the ball
Speaker 6: as he was making the pitches. A bloody thumb. Will
Speaker 6: find out if that's going to affect him. Tonight's had
Speaker 6: a chance to heal over the next to the last
Speaker 6: few days, but that could be a big issue.
Speaker 10: What other keys are you kind of keeping an eye
Speaker 10: on tonight in Game two?
Speaker 6: I think, first of all, if you're looking at Peterson
Speaker 6: going for the Mets, do not expand the strike zone
Speaker 6: because he gets a lot of chases at breaking pitches
Speaker 6: out of the strike zone, and if you start to
Speaker 6: go fishing, he's going to take advantage of it, So
Speaker 6: make him throw strikes. The Dodgers, when they are really
Speaker 6: running at all cylinders are selective as hitters.
Speaker 2: They need to do it again tonight.
Speaker 9: Looking at the lineup, obviously very different compared to Game one,
Speaker 9: and you can understand give them the thirteen innings. But
Speaker 9: you have Dalton Rushing behind the plate catching it's his
Speaker 9: fourth start, I believe as a rookie. So you have
Speaker 9: Kei k Rushing and Rojas as the last three of
Speaker 9: the order. Nor Will Smith's the Startmax Months on the bench,
Speaker 9: Michael Conforto as well, as they faced that lefty in
Speaker 9: David Peterson. But the Dodger penn Jack Dryer was the
Speaker 9: lone reliever not used yesterday. So the perfect scenarios that
Speaker 9: Tony Gonsolin ghost seven and then maybe Dryer can take
Speaker 9: it the rest of away whistle help.
Speaker 10: From the offense.
Speaker 6: I think both teams are saying, hey, look, let's get
Speaker 6: in the other sides a bullpens because they're both overworked
Speaker 6: and recently is last night.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the met bullpen used every single reliever last night.
Speaker 9: They actually made a move. Hennisis Corberra with DFA today
Speaker 9: by New York and so they're trying to add some
Speaker 9: fresh arms as well. For the last two games of
Speaker 9: this series. Game two of three, the sun is shining
Speaker 9: on us. They had a first pitch. We'll be back
Speaker 9: with you for it in a little bit tippering all right.
Speaker 8: Game two of this three game set Remember the Dodgers
Speaker 8: calling up Bobby Miller, called up from TRIPLEA Oklahoma City
Speaker 8: Matt Soer, who pitched last nights. They bring up Bobby
Speaker 8: Miller for some insurance and some long relief is necessary.
Speaker 8: He's there for the rest of the weekend and probably
Speaker 8: for the rest of this road trip, which.
Speaker 5: Will continue in Cleveland.
Speaker 8: On Memorial Day show, Hey Otani will lead things off
Speaker 8: of the Dodgers Ben. Remember the left hander David Peterson
Speaker 8: means limited left handers. That's why Keiky Hernandez getting the
Speaker 8: start at third base. Tommy Edmund the switch hitter in
Speaker 8: center field, Dlan rushing behind the plate. He'll be getting
Speaker 8: calling balls and strikes and pitches for Tony Gonsolin, who
Speaker 8: will be on the mound for the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be a good one.
Speaker 8: Hopefully not another marathon like last night though. Dodgers Mets
Speaker 8: first pitch from Queens is next.
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