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Speaker 1: Tim kas Hi, everybody, and welcome into Morongo Casino.
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles Dodgers thirty eight and twenty six on this season.
Speaker 1: On the road in Saint Louis's continue their a three
Speaker 1: game series against the Cardinals. After getting shut out in
Speaker 1: the series opener last night, the Dodgers look to bounce
Speaker 1: back today. With Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound. First pitch
Speaker 1: from Bush Stadium is coming up at eleven fifteen. Between
Speaker 1: then and now, we got a lot to get to
Speaker 1: here on Morongo Casino Dodgers on deck. You were gonna
Speaker 1: hear from the manager himself, Dave Roberts. We'll dive deeper
Speaker 1: into this pitching matchup. David vas Say will join us
Speaker 1: throughout the hour. He'll go one on one with Dodger
Speaker 1: reliever lu Trevino. Yeah, he's allowed just one run in
Speaker 1: nine and a third inning since joining this Dodgers bullpen.
Speaker 1: An unsung hero for this Dodgers team with all the
Speaker 1: injuries that they have had. We'll have your Dodgers Magical moment.
Speaker 1: Kirsten Watson from Sports and at LA. We'll check in
Speaker 1: and in just a few minutes we'll head out to
Speaker 1: the Gallpin Motors broadcast be with Tim Neverert and Rick
Speaker 1: monday Well. Last night at Busch Stadium, Justin Robleski got
Speaker 1: the start against Sonny Gray. Gray the eighth of the
Speaker 1: Cardinals pitching staff, and he was on full display last night.
Speaker 1: Six and a third shutout innings. He gave up eight hits,
Speaker 1: struck out five along the way. The Dodgers had traffic
Speaker 1: on the base pass, but just could not get that
Speaker 1: big hit. Meanwhile, Justin Robleski called up from TRIPAA Oklahoma City,
Speaker 1: and he gave the Dodgers good enough outing six innings,
Speaker 1: struck out five, did walk three. He gave up four
Speaker 1: runs on six hits. It started early for the Cardinals.
Speaker 1: Bottom of the second inning, Pedro Piez went deep.
Speaker 3: Here's pie hass.
Speaker 4: He swings and drills it deep to left field and
Speaker 4: way over the bullpen.
Speaker 2: Gone.
Speaker 4: He sat on our first pitch pass ball on the
Speaker 4: inner half, turned on it and hits his fifth home
Speaker 4: run of the season, and the Titinals jump out to
Speaker 4: a two to nothing lead.
Speaker 1: Pi has with the two run home run four hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty two feet to left field at Push Stadium.
Speaker 1: It was a two nothing Cardinals lead. A key moment
Speaker 1: came in the third show. Hey Otani in Moogie Betts
Speaker 1: each single to lead off the inning for the Dodgers. However,
Speaker 1: Suddy Gray struck out, Freddie Freeman struck out tay Oscar Hernandez,
Speaker 1: and then Max Munsey flew out to right to end
Speaker 1: the Dodgers threat. Again, the Dodgers, only down two to nothing,
Speaker 1: had a golden opportunity.
Speaker 2: Then in the third inning could not get the hit.
Speaker 1: In the fifth, the Cardinals would add to their lead
Speaker 1: thanks to Brendan Donovan.
Speaker 4: Listen Contrera's first baseman waits on deck by Hess off
Speaker 4: of third Newtbar off of second stretch by Robleski. His
Speaker 4: three to one is swing on. I lifted the center
Speaker 4: field of base. H Pi has comes in here comes
Speaker 4: to throw from pie Hiss in center. New Bar is safe.
Speaker 4: He just beat the throw. It's a two out, two
Speaker 4: runs single for Brandon Donovan and the Titdinals lead it.
Speaker 6: Forward to nothing and Rushing is shaking.
Speaker 3: Up on the planet.
Speaker 2: He would be okay.
Speaker 1: Randon Donland deliveris with the two out, two run single
Speaker 1: to center and the Cardinals doubled their lead, up four
Speaker 1: to nothing and the Dodgers down but not out. In
Speaker 1: the eighth, inneed, Dodgers had another opportunity. Mookie ben singled
Speaker 1: Freddie Friedman doubled nobody out, but the Dodgers failed to
Speaker 1: get a run across with runners on second and third
Speaker 1: and nobody out, down four to nothing. And then the eighth,
Speaker 1: Wilson Contrere's a solo home run. It was five to nothing.
Speaker 1: Cardinals Sonny Gray went into the seventh inning did not
Speaker 1: give up a run again. The Dodgers stranded nine base
Speaker 1: runners last night. As a team, the Dodgers won for
Speaker 1: thirteen with runners in scoring position against Sonny Gray and
Speaker 1: the Cardinals bullpen that combined nine strikeouts for the Dodgers,
Speaker 1: just no offense when they needed it. They out hit
Speaker 1: the Saint Louis Cardinals, but the Cardinals pick up the win,
Speaker 1: five to nothing shutout of the Dodgers. Sunny Gray now
Speaker 1: seven and one. Justin Robleski gets tagged with the loss.
Speaker 1: He falls to one and two. The Dodgers fall to
Speaker 1: thirty eight and twenty six and their lead in the
Speaker 1: division has shrunk to just one game in the NL
Speaker 1: West over the Padres, but they look to get back
Speaker 1: at it this afternoon. Rain is in the forecast at
Speaker 1: Bush Stadium, Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound. First pitch set
Speaker 1: for eleven to fifteen, and with more. We head out
Speaker 1: to the Gallpin Motors broadcast booth as we say.
Speaker 2: Good morning to Tim Neverett and Rick Monday.
Speaker 3: Guys, Tim, thanks very much.
Speaker 4: Dodgers and Cardinals getting set for game two of the
Speaker 4: three games series. Cardinals come in four games in back
Speaker 4: of the Cubs in the National League Central Division thirty
Speaker 4: five and twenty eight. The Dodgers just one game in
Speaker 4: front of San Diego, two in front of San Francisco
Speaker 4: thirty eight and twenty six, but fifteen and fifteen on
Speaker 4: the road this year, and that's something that the Dodgers
Speaker 4: are hoping to change. Here today, Goshanobo Yamamoto on the
Speaker 4: mound six and four and a really good ERA of
Speaker 4: two thirty nine in backt His ERA is third in
Speaker 4: the National League. Eric Fetti gets to start. The right
Speaker 4: hander three and five in a three eight to two
Speaker 4: earn run average. He was part of that three team
Speaker 4: trade last year that sent Tommy Edmund to the Dodgers,
Speaker 4: also Michael Kopek. But today, speaking of Michael Kopek, he
Speaker 4: and Kirby Yates have been activated off the injured list.
Speaker 4: They will be in the Dodger bullpen ready to go.
Speaker 4: The corresponding moves, one of them, Chris Stratton, who pitched
Speaker 4: in last night's game, designated for assignment and Tony Gonsolin,
Speaker 4: who is scheduled to start Game two of the Podre
Speaker 4: series this week, has gone on the injured list, and
Speaker 4: that is another blow to the Dodgers starting rotation.
Speaker 6: It is and it looks like a mash unit as
Speaker 6: far as the pitching staff goes with all the guys
Speaker 6: that have been injured. No particular update on Gonsolin on
Speaker 6: what the ailment is, but they have to move forward,
Speaker 6: and for the Dodgers from an offensive standpoint, need to
Speaker 6: move forward. Even though they out hit the Cardinals last
Speaker 6: night ten hits to seven, get shut out for the
Speaker 6: fourth time of the season. The under part two that
Speaker 6: was really a kind of a carryover to that series
Speaker 6: against the Mets before the Dodgers embarked on this road trip,
Speaker 6: not getting the leadoff man aboard. In fact, only two
Speaker 6: winnings last night the Dodgers got the leadoff hit earth
Speaker 6: getting on base. They were also just one for thirteen
Speaker 6: with runners in scoring position. How many times he get
Speaker 6: shut out in the ballgame? I had team the Cardinals
Speaker 6: that were just one for four with runners in scoring
Speaker 6: position last night.
Speaker 3: We just didn't get the key hit.
Speaker 4: In fact, it was the first time that the Dodgers
Speaker 4: had recorded ten hits or more in a game while
Speaker 4: getting shut out since the eighteenth of June twenty eleven
Speaker 4: against the Astros, when they lost seven to nothing. So
Speaker 4: that was an outlier last night to get that many
Speaker 4: hits and not come up with a run. And again
Speaker 4: they had chance after chance after chance. The Dodgers are
Speaker 4: the top team in Major League Baseball in terms of
Speaker 4: hitting with runners in scoring position, and they've got the
Speaker 4: top player in Will Smith, but he wasn't in the
Speaker 4: lineup last night.
Speaker 6: Dog just need to put some distance between themselves and
Speaker 6: the Sandego and Andres and the San Francisco Giants. I
Speaker 6: still think that the Giants really may be the surprise
Speaker 6: in the nationally, certainly in the Western Division, no question.
Speaker 6: Pandreas start just to gain back. The Giants are two back.
Speaker 6: Also noticed something about both the Dodgers and the Saint
Speaker 6: Louis Cardinals in their respective divisions. You know, the Western
Speaker 6: Division there's only one team has a winning record on
Speaker 6: the road, that's the Arizona Diamondbacks. And in the Central
Speaker 6: Division there's only one team with the winning record on
Speaker 6: the road, that's the Chicago Cubs. They're nineteen and thirteen.
Speaker 6: Everybody else in the Central, everybody else in the West,
Speaker 6: they're below that five hundred mark. And by the way,
Speaker 6: the Dodgers still have two here and then against San Diego,
Speaker 6: and I would imagine the p Andreas are chomping at
Speaker 6: the bit a chance to really close the gap if
Speaker 6: they can against the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Pesan Kim in the lineup today for the Dodgers, batting
Speaker 4: ninth and playing center field, Tommy Edmond at second base. Defensively,
Speaker 4: Edmund is a better defensive center fielder than Kim. Kim's
Speaker 4: still learning the position here at the major league level,
Speaker 4: But when David Vasse asked Dave Roberts about that earlier today,
Speaker 4: he said, it's still the ankle that is bothering Tommy Edmund,
Speaker 4: and after talking to Edmund, he'd prefer to stay at
Speaker 4: second base.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a little strange to think, well, okay, it's
Speaker 6: second base. You have to cut back and forth to
Speaker 6: the left and to the right. Maybe in also back,
Speaker 6: but in center field there's a lot more running and
Speaker 6: nothing else just in between the half innings to and from.
Speaker 6: So for Edmund, who had a standing ovation as he
Speaker 6: made his first at bat returning to Saint Louis in
Speaker 6: last night's ball game, he has been a fan favorite
Speaker 6: here for a lot of good reasons. And for Edmund,
Speaker 6: batting in the eighth spot, playing as you're saying, at
Speaker 6: second base, and hayes On Kim is going to be
Speaker 6: in center field bat in the ninth spot. But the
Speaker 6: Dodgers just need to generate more offense in today's game.
Speaker 4: The weather will continue to be part of the story today.
Speaker 4: We are told it will be an on time start
Speaker 4: at one point fifteen. The tarp has been on the
Speaker 4: field this afternoon. It has been raining and we are
Speaker 4: expected to have rain throughout the course of the afternoon,
Speaker 4: so we'll keep you updated on that. But as we're
Speaker 4: told right now, we are expecting it on time start
Speaker 4: at one fifteen Central time.
Speaker 3: Tim.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you very much. As we continue to
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Speaker 1: into this game two pitching matchup.
Speaker 2: David vas say, we'll check you in.
Speaker 1: Of course, throughout the show, He'll go one on one
Speaker 1: with Dodger reliever at LU Trevino. What up next, We'll
Speaker 1: visit with Kirsten Watson and we got your Tandi re one.
Speaker 1: That's all coming up as we lead you off to
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Speaker 1: Dodgers and Cardinals, Game two of this three game set.
Speaker 1: Weather again expected to be a factor today, but schedule
Speaker 1: for an on time first pitch. Yoshinobu, I'm a modal
Speaker 1: Eric Fetti. The pitching matchup first pitch set for eleven fifteen.
Speaker 2: This is the Otani.
Speaker 4: Rewhy and a one to two on the way and
Speaker 4: shoe rips it in the right field. That's a bass
Speaker 4: hit Dono. In the second, basemen made a diving attempt,
Speaker 4: but it was out of his reach, and Otani with
Speaker 4: a leadoff single in the third.
Speaker 6: I mean kindom had had no chance at all to
Speaker 6: field that ball, so scratched that one eleven average with
Speaker 6: two strikes. So Tani says that's enough of that.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: The Cardinal catcher pot Hesse hit the home run one
Speaker 4: hundred and ten miles per hour. Ut he absolutely crushed it.
Speaker 4: Otani hit that one to right field for a base
Speaker 4: hit over one hundred and thirteen.
Speaker 1: Showy Otani could hit it hard. Unfortunately, the Dodgers couldn't
Speaker 1: get the hit when they needed it. The Dodgers lose
Speaker 1: last night five to nothing. They were one for thirteen
Speaker 1: with runners in scoring position, left nine runners on bays.
Speaker 1: Show Hey o Tani won for four in the night.
Speaker 1: Now abouting two ninety four on the season.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday a one hour and seventeen minute rain delay before
Speaker 1: first pitch was even thrown. What's happening today, Keirston? Because
Speaker 1: I know weather's gonna be a factor.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Weather's definitely gonna be a factor. I mean even
Speaker 8: the tarp is already on the field. So of course,
Speaker 8: you know, early work defense, honestly batting practices because it
Speaker 8: is an early game, so that has been interrupted. The
Speaker 8: Dodgers had to cancel their defensive work on the field.
Speaker 8: So weather is going to play a factor of course
Speaker 8: in this one.
Speaker 3: But Dave Roberts and.
Speaker 8: The Dodgers, they feel good that for Yoshinob Yamamoto, of
Speaker 8: course the ace of this team, they feel good that
Speaker 8: his start shouldn't be interrupted. So it does sound like,
Speaker 8: I mean, we will see, but the conversations thus far
Speaker 8: is that we should be having an on time start.
Speaker 8: They feel good about starting with him and running him
Speaker 8: out there. Dave Roberts was saying that they are being
Speaker 8: communicated that it's going to be pockets of rain and
Speaker 8: it shouldn't be too heavy to then stop the game.
Speaker 8: So hopefully once we get started, we can keep going.
Speaker 8: But yeah, they feel good about him, and the bullpen
Speaker 8: is going to be stalks behind them. It's getting some reinforcements,
Speaker 8: So yeah, we'll see how Yoshievl can kind of set
Speaker 8: the tone in this one though, but they do want
Speaker 8: to see him get back on track coming out of
Speaker 8: that Yankee start.
Speaker 1: You mentioned the reinforcements We've been talking about it for
Speaker 1: a few weeks now. Is the bullpen is getting healthier
Speaker 1: and healthier in today? Yates, Kopeck, they're back.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So Kirby Ates Michael Kopek are going to be
Speaker 8: activated for this game today. And when it comes to
Speaker 8: those two guys, So for Michael Kopek, if you look
Speaker 8: at his rehab starts just or excuse me, his rebat
Speaker 8: rehab outings, the results haven't necessarily been there. So Dave
Speaker 8: Roberts did say that he does want to give him
Speaker 8: a bit of a softer landing coming back to the
Speaker 8: big league level. He does believe though that he's not
Speaker 8: necessarily a command guy, but he's a stuff guy, and
Speaker 8: so they believe the stuff is there. So right now,
Speaker 8: it's just kind of hopefully that you know, the big
Speaker 8: league stadium, the atmosphere, all of that can kind of
Speaker 8: dial him in to be just a little bit more efficient.
Speaker 8: So he is going to be available. And then Kirby Yates,
Speaker 8: he's looked really good come dealing with that hamstring injury.
Speaker 8: He said that about ten days after the injury, like
Speaker 8: he really turned the corner. Some people, you know, there
Speaker 8: was a little bit of concern Is it going to
Speaker 8: be a short time out on the iel. Is he
Speaker 8: going to be a longer stint? But he's felt like,
Speaker 8: you know, he took the time to get healthy and
Speaker 8: be ready. Of course, when you're watching the guys in
Speaker 8: the bullpen, whether it's them struggle, whether them eat up
Speaker 8: so many innings, he felt bad. So he's looking forward
Speaker 8: just to be back and to contribute. And he's feeling
Speaker 8: strong and healthy, which is key.
Speaker 1: It is a big time the Dodgers get these arms
Speaker 1: healthy and in that bullpen to help out this pitching
Speaker 1: steph Kirston, We appreciate it. Let's hope this game gets
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Speaker 1: Dodgers on deck will dive deeper into this pitching matchup.
Speaker 1: David Vast joins us throughout the hour. But up next
Speaker 1: we get you an injury report. Hey, we'll hear from
Speaker 1: the manager himself, Dave Roberts. Dodgers and Cardinals. First pitch
Speaker 1: from Bush Stadium is eleven fifteen. I'm Tim Katson's the
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Speaker 1: track after getting to shut out last night five to nothing.
Speaker 1: Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound, first pitch set for eleven
Speaker 1: to fifteen.
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles Dodgers. Kirby Yates and Michael Kopek both being
Speaker 1: activated off the injure list. We'll see what the official
Speaker 1: corresponding moves are when the Dodgers officially announced it here
Speaker 1: shortly before first pitch. Tyler Glass now Blake Snell on
Speaker 1: the injured list, next in line, hopefully working their way
Speaker 1: back into this Dodger's rotation. It She and a name
Speaker 1: to keep an eye on in Triple A, Oklahoma City,
Speaker 1: working his way back from Tommy John surgery. Luis Garcia
Speaker 1: on the IL, Rookie Sasaki on the IL, and even
Speaker 1: further down the road. Blake Trining and Bruce darcarat Ro.
Speaker 1: All right, let's head back out to Saint Louis and
Speaker 1: check out the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: Gebbert the questions for Dave Dave?
Speaker 3: Can you just describe Dave? Can you talk about the pressure.
Speaker 5: In the dugouts with Dave Roberts.
Speaker 7: I think it's just it goes back to just commanding
Speaker 7: of the baseball. I think that when he's good, it's
Speaker 7: it's really commanded well his entire pitch mix. When it's not,
Speaker 7: he's just missing. He's working behind. This is a team
Speaker 7: that puss the ball in play and they don't punch
Speaker 7: a lot. So there, if he is right, there should
Speaker 7: be a lot of you know, efficiency, and he should
Speaker 7: go deep in the game.
Speaker 8: How do you have to manage him considering there is
Speaker 8: potential rain coming? Is there you thought about whether an
Speaker 8: opener or I guess the line himself, but like you
Speaker 8: thought about a different situation that could potentially protect him.
Speaker 7: I think in this situation, we're gonna just you know,
Speaker 7: they're going to run their guy out there, We're going
Speaker 7: to run our go out there. And as I kind
Speaker 7: of understand that the weather is kind of coming later,
Speaker 7: there'll be some sprinkles that'll be a little bit wet,
Speaker 7: but I think we're just going to kind of play
Speaker 7: it straight today.
Speaker 9: Dave Kim has shown that he's an elite second baseman.
Speaker 9: What's the big picture reason to have Tommy at second
Speaker 9: and Kim in center today?
Speaker 7: It's his ankle, just making sure I can kind of
Speaker 7: keep as much workload, uh coverage. As far as running
Speaker 7: around the outfield for Tommy.
Speaker 9: How long do you think you have to protect him
Speaker 9: from that? As far as not playing him in center.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure, you know. I talked to Tommy and
Speaker 7: he feels best, you know, in the infield right now,
Speaker 7: and at some point in time I feel that we'll
Speaker 7: have a conversation we can get him back out there.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: There's the manager, Dave Roberts, and just moments ago, the
Speaker 1: Dodgers making it official, Michael Kopek, Kirby Yates officially activated,
Speaker 1: Chris Stratton designated for assignment. The right hander and the
Speaker 1: other corresponding move, right hander Tony Gonsolin on the injured
Speaker 1: list with right elbow discomfort. Oh Gonsolin, I l right
Speaker 1: elbow discomfort of course, coming off of Tommy John surgery.
Speaker 2: More on that coming up.
Speaker 1: As we lead you up to first pitch from Saint Louis.
Speaker 1: Up next, David vat say, the Dodger Insider joins us
Speaker 1: first pitch from Saint Louis schedule for eleven fifteen. I'm
Speaker 1: Tim Kase's World champion Los Angeles Dodgers Audio Network.
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Speaker 1: Dodgers Cardinals from Saint Louis. Yoshould know who Yamamoto, Eric
Speaker 1: Fetti the pitching matchup game two of this three game
Speaker 1: sent first pitch set for eleven.
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Speaker 5: This is Dodger Insider David Basse.
Speaker 3: All right, DV.
Speaker 1: A lot of things developing here in the last few minutes.
Speaker 1: Michael Kopek Kirby Yates off the injury list that you
Speaker 1: had told this was gonna happen as expected. Chris Stratton
Speaker 1: gets designated for assignment, but kind of came out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: Maybe Tony Gonsolin right elbow discomfort. He's made seven starts
Speaker 1: since coming back from Tommy John surgery.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 11: Yeah, not really sure of the sense I'm getting talking
Speaker 11: to people around the Dodgers. Gonsolin did not have the
Speaker 11: same feeling as he did when he did injure his
Speaker 11: elbow that required Tommy John surgery. So that's the silver
Speaker 11: lining in all this. There could be some scar tissue
Speaker 11: breakup or just simple inflammation in that right elbow. But nonetheless,
Speaker 11: the Dodgers are very thin in there. Starting pitching rotation.
Speaker 11: Kershaw is pitching tomorrow on four days rest. Oldest guy
Speaker 11: in the rotation going on four days rest.
Speaker 3: But that's who he is.
Speaker 11: He's a gamer, and he's a future Hall of Famer
Speaker 11: for a reason. But the Dodgers need a starter on
Speaker 11: Tuesday because with Gonsolin going on the injured list, Justin
Speaker 11: Robleski is going to hang around and likely make the
Speaker 11: start in San Diego on Wednesday afternoon. Now, just looking
Speaker 11: at where Bobby Miller is in the minor leagues as
Speaker 11: far as his schedule start day, he did not. The
Speaker 11: last time he made a start was this past Wednesday,
Speaker 11: so he would be on five or six days rest
Speaker 11: to possibly make a start on Tuesday. If you're thinking
Speaker 11: it's time for Image Sheen to be called up. Well,
Speaker 11: he just made his first start five days ago for
Speaker 11: Oklahoma City and went three innings. He is scheduled to
Speaker 11: start today and extend himself to four innings. So yes,
Speaker 11: she Hen is on the horizon. Dave Roberts said yesterday
Speaker 11: he expects she him to return before the All Star break,
Speaker 11: But to think that he's going to come back and
Speaker 11: pitch on Tuesday, that's just not lined up right now.
Speaker 11: So the obvious answer right now on Tuesday in San
Speaker 11: Diego is either a bullpen game or Bobby Miller. And
Speaker 11: on Wednesday, Justin Robleski on four days rest.
Speaker 2: David has driven by four. There's one thing we like
Speaker 2: his choices.
Speaker 1: Find yours with the four f one to fifty gas
Speaker 1: hybrid all electric tough. This mark can only be called
Speaker 1: f one fifty. Speaking to choices, the Dodgers made the
Speaker 1: choice of going with Hayesan Kim in center field today. David,
Speaker 1: why Kim in center field?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: You heard what I asked, Dave Roberts, and it kind
Speaker 11: of makes sense. Tommy Edmond talked about how any sudden
Speaker 11: movements reaggravates that right ankle, and in center field you
Speaker 11: got to make a lot of sudden movements. You gotta
Speaker 11: make sudden stops, you got to go back on the ball.
Speaker 11: So that's part of the reason why they are sticking
Speaker 11: with Tommy Edmond at second base. I will tell you
Speaker 11: this in preparation for today's start. This did not take
Speaker 11: Kim by surprise or the Dodgers. They were planning on
Speaker 11: having Kim start in center field today.
Speaker 3: He was out here.
Speaker 11: Early working with Dino Ebel in center field yesterday before
Speaker 11: the rain came down, and again today he was doing
Speaker 11: some outfield drills with Dino Ebel as well, so he's prepared.
Speaker 11: And I'm not sure if you heard me ask Dave
Speaker 11: Roberts about the history between Eric Fetti and Hey Sung
Speaker 11: Kim Tim.
Speaker 2: What did he say?
Speaker 11: Well, he was not aware of the fact that these
Speaker 11: two guys faced each other in the kbo oh and
Speaker 11: the results favored Fetti. Hey Sung Kim in Korea was
Speaker 11: just two for eleven against Eric Fetti. And when I
Speaker 11: told Cam, Hey you and Fetti kbo I did not
Speaker 11: bring up the numbers. He just told me he's very excited,
Speaker 11: and he said rematch with a big smile.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 1: Time not to pick the horses with the Dodger Derby.
Speaker 1: We're gonna pick the Belmont stake today and Sarah Togo Springs,
Speaker 1: New York later on this afternoon, the final stretch of
Speaker 1: the Triple Crown.
Speaker 2: Who do you like, David?
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Speaker 11: The Dodgers are looking for a better start from Yamamoto,
Speaker 11: and these days everybody's looking at mechanics and all that stuff.
Speaker 11: But maybe did he just psych himself out facing the
Speaker 11: Yankees last week?
Speaker 6: I have no idea that three and two thirds inning.
Speaker 6: He took ninety six pitches, four runs on the seven hits,
Speaker 6: gave up a home run and walked three on top
Speaker 6: of it. But that was very uncharacteristic for Yoshinoba Yamamoto,
Speaker 6: and a couple of other things that we'll talk about
Speaker 6: in the pregame. During the game itself, you know, do
Speaker 6: open up games. He's been very good innings one and
Speaker 6: two ERA is only five, but ning's three and four
Speaker 6: for whatever reason, is e raised over four and a half.
Speaker 6: After that, it kind of settles down. I don't know
Speaker 6: really the transition to go through it. We will say
Speaker 6: this last outing, this splitter was really not effective. There
Speaker 6: were very few swings and missus. Quite frankly, he didn't
Speaker 6: throw many strikes with that splitter our hitters beginning now,
Speaker 6: because the Scott report is to say, hey, look, anything
Speaker 6: that starts low, let it go until you have two
Speaker 6: strikes on you that that may be a factor. But
Speaker 6: I didn't think his splitter was particularly great in that
Speaker 6: last outing, And one thing about it, I expect him
Speaker 6: to come in today and start bowing some people down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would expect that today.
Speaker 11: Can we rewind to last night, since you did play
Speaker 11: center field and you obviously teach us a lot about
Speaker 11: outfield play fifth inning last night when Brendan Donovan hit
Speaker 11: that sinking line drive to Andy po Has.
Speaker 3: How tough of a decision is.
Speaker 11: That for a player not to lay out or just
Speaker 11: play it the way Pa has did.
Speaker 6: It's tough in that spot because you're aware of the
Speaker 6: score of the game. It's a tough play. You're going
Speaker 6: to have to dive headfirst in order to get it,
Speaker 6: and if you don't stop the ball, it goes all
Speaker 6: the way to the center field fence. That's an inside
Speaker 6: the park gold run. It's a very very difficult situation
Speaker 6: and you have a nanosecond to be able to make
Speaker 6: up your mind. Here's the other thing that went unnoticed
Speaker 6: about that play. Pitcher, Yeah, was halfway between the mound
Speaker 6: and home plate, being the spectator. You can't do that.
Speaker 6: You're supposed to be behind the plate and backing up
Speaker 6: the play. I mentioned that not to point out a
Speaker 6: failure to back up a play. I pointed out because
Speaker 6: Dave Roberts has said this, as you well known, the
Speaker 6: last homestand the Dodgers have not played consistently crisp baseball.
Speaker 6: And we're talking primarily from a defensive standpoint.
Speaker 11: And you would imagine a kid that just got called
Speaker 11: up from the minor leagues that would be ingrained in
Speaker 11: the minor leagues.
Speaker 3: That's a minor league thing.
Speaker 6: Well, that's an instructional situation. And why did not apply
Speaker 6: right there? I mean, it was very obvious a ball
Speaker 6: hit the center field runner in sack of base What
Speaker 6: are you going to do? You're gonna back up home plate? Well,
Speaker 6: that did not happen. Just little things. Did it lead
Speaker 6: to an air and a runner advancing more? No, But
Speaker 6: in order to be preventative, you have to be also
Speaker 6: aware of what's going on. I'm certain it was discussed
Speaker 6: either in the dugout or after the ball game. In
Speaker 6: the locker room. But those are just little things. Not
Speaker 6: to be picky about stuff. But the Dodgers play better
Speaker 6: baseball than what we've seen really over the last seven
Speaker 6: to ten days.
Speaker 11: Rick, going back to the decision of an outfielder to
Speaker 11: lay out, is it easier to gamble in the corner
Speaker 11: outfield spots than it is in centerfield?
Speaker 6: Depends on the ball. If it's sinking, it's going one
Speaker 6: way or another. I will say this, it is safer
Speaker 6: to take a gamble on a ball on the natural
Speaker 6: turf we have here versus what it used to be
Speaker 6: years ago on the artificial turf that was in this
Speaker 6: ballpark and a few others around a because of injury situation.
Speaker 6: The other part, too, is if you did not get
Speaker 6: your glove on the baseball, it would bounce. And the
Speaker 6: hotter the temperature, the higher the baseball would bounce once
Speaker 6: it hit the artificial turf.
Speaker 11: I remember when your generation played on astro turf. Not
Speaker 11: only just deciding to lay out, but the fact is
Speaker 11: that ball that bounced in front of Andy Paez probably
Speaker 11: bounces over his head on astro turf.
Speaker 6: I got another thing for you. If that turf is wet,
Speaker 6: guess what at hydroplanes. It doesn't bounce, it hits and
Speaker 6: then scoots on you. But it's the old adage. If
Speaker 6: cows don't eat it, you don't want to play on it.
Speaker 11: Amen, Human beings should not be playing on that type
Speaker 11: of a synthetic turf.
Speaker 3: Rick, I got something else for you.
Speaker 11: Eric Fetti was found by the Cardinals pitching in the KBO.
Speaker 11: Hey Sung Kim played in the KBO. Do you want
Speaker 11: to know the matchup numbers?
Speaker 6: Rick, Yes, I do. Socker to me.
Speaker 11: Well, Dave Roberts did not want to know, and I
Speaker 11: prevented him from knowing. But Korean reporter let me in
Speaker 11: that Kim was just two four eleven against Eric Fetti
Speaker 11: and the KBO.
Speaker 6: Oh well, let me bring Michael Confordo is fine for
Speaker 6: sixteen against him in Major League Baseball. And remember Fetti
Speaker 6: the last five years here in the States was just
Speaker 6: another guy. He went to the KBO all of a
Speaker 6: sudden rediscovers him stuff. But he's gone four starts without
Speaker 6: a victory. Let's make it five.
Speaker 11: That sounds good, Rick, Hay One other thing I saw
Speaker 11: Hayesng Kim working with Dinu Ebol yesterday and today in
Speaker 11: preparation of starting in center field.
Speaker 3: I let him know about Fetti.
Speaker 11: I did not let him know about the matchup, but
Speaker 11: he told me in one word in English.
Speaker 6: Rematch, Yeah, rematch, And hopefully he's not doing the bunny
Speaker 6: hop defensively jumping up into the air when the ball
Speaker 6: is on his way to home plate and crossing home plate.
Speaker 3: Hey, that's how I live my life, Rick, with my
Speaker 3: feet on the ground. Ourd times up, Isn't it sounds good?
Speaker 6: Rick? Goodness?
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Speaker 11: All right, we'll join right now by a man that
Speaker 11: the Dodgers have found and maybe they found something.
Speaker 3: He is not Italian, though, he is a proud Ecuadorian.
Speaker 13: That is freaking a proud Ecuadorian, Puerto Rican and Pennsylvania dutchman.
Speaker 3: Wow, that were a mutt. Wow.
Speaker 11: That is Luke Trevino. He is one of the Dodgers'
Speaker 11: newest relievers. That's a lot more.
Speaker 3: You threw at me than I expected, lou.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, but it is what it is. And everyone
Speaker 13: thinks of Italian, but I know it doesn't. It doesn't
Speaker 13: seem like it. But not a time.
Speaker 11: Hey, that's a compliment, especially going to college in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 11: I'm sure a lot of people thought you were at Paisano.
Speaker 10: Oh absolutely absolutely, But yeah, it is what it is.
Speaker 11: What was it like going to college in a small
Speaker 11: college and being able to be drafted by the A's
Speaker 11: back in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 10: I mean it was great.
Speaker 13: I mean I went to a small Christian school and
Speaker 13: graduated in nineteen so at the time, eight thousand people
Speaker 13: was huge to me. So it was a step up,
Speaker 13: even though it was small, but it was it was
Speaker 13: great to have that college experience there and throw well,
Speaker 13: and then the A's were able to notice that there's
Speaker 13: something going on over there, and then I was thankful that,
Speaker 13: you know, they were able to draft me and rest history.
Speaker 3: What drew you to baseball? My dad?
Speaker 13: My dad, he always he loved baseball growing up, and
Speaker 13: he played foot for a long time. He was a stud.
Speaker 13: But he didn't want me to. You know, it's a
Speaker 13: very physical sport. Not to say I would have been
Speaker 13: good at football, although you know, I think I would
Speaker 13: have been good at football, but he always knows that.
Speaker 3: A strong arm.
Speaker 13: So so we just kind of stuck with baseball and
Speaker 13: I fall in love.
Speaker 11: And yeah, so you're telling me, if you played football,
Speaker 11: you would have been a great quarterback or receiver.
Speaker 3: You don't really seem to have that football body.
Speaker 10: What are you talking about.
Speaker 3: You're thin and you're wirey.
Speaker 10: I'm two hundred and forty pounds of solid muscle. I
Speaker 10: don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: So what would have been linebacker.
Speaker 13: Probably be a tight end, maybe defensive line. I'd probably
Speaker 13: be about three hundred pounds right now, so it definitely
Speaker 13: would have been a little different.
Speaker 3: I think he made the right choice. I agree with you.
Speaker 3: I agree with you. Lou.
Speaker 11: Trevino is our guest, and Lou, the Dodgers have this
Speaker 11: reputation of finding guys that other teams don't see what
Speaker 11: they do.
Speaker 3: Well. Have the Dodgers done that with you?
Speaker 13: I would think so the first time I was here,
Speaker 13: when I got here and Triple A when when was
Speaker 13: that three weeks ago? You know, they had some they
Speaker 13: had some stuff for me, and we were able to
Speaker 13: work on things and uh and and I felt like
Speaker 13: I kind of hit hit his stride and and some
Speaker 13: of these things, you know, whether it's grip changes or
Speaker 13: mechanical changes or just usage. Honestly, they they've been really
Speaker 13: helping as of as of late and just kind of
Speaker 13: keep on going. But you know, I mean I have
Speaker 13: a lot of confidence in myself as well. I know
Speaker 13: that God blessed me to uh with me to be
Speaker 13: able to throw a baseball and throw it well. So
Speaker 13: it's nice that you know a team as as prestigious
Speaker 13: and and as as as good as the Dodgers are,
Speaker 13: we're able to see that as well.
Speaker 11: I saw you today even as the rain was falling,
Speaker 11: continuing that maintenance with Connor McGinnis. How difficult is it
Speaker 11: for a reliever to find a way to refine while
Speaker 11: you still may be pitching on a daily basis.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it can be a little challenging, but that's something
Speaker 13: that you have to learn with age. When I was younger,
Speaker 13: I would throw a way too much. I'm not saying
Speaker 13: I don't throw too much now, because I probably do.
Speaker 13: But it's one of those things where instead of instead
Speaker 13: of throwing a lot flat ground when you're playing catch,
Speaker 13: maybe you limit the flat ground catch if you want
Speaker 13: to get some work in on the slope. And then
Speaker 13: again when you're on the slope, it's not about throwing hard.
Speaker 13: It's for me, it's about trying to be about seventy
Speaker 13: seventy five percent, but feeling it out in front and
Speaker 13: feeling the delivery so you're getting work in without overtaxing
Speaker 13: your body.
Speaker 11: What have the Dodgers told you to lean into because
Speaker 11: you said maybe usage pitch grips? Is it as simple
Speaker 11: as just throwing what you throw well.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I think that they were able to identify what
Speaker 13: I do well, and maybe especially to certain lefties, I
Speaker 13: threw maybe too many sinkers. Not to say that, not
Speaker 13: to say I don't throw it now because I have,
Speaker 13: but it's like, instead of leaning on one specific pitch,
Speaker 13: I feel like the pitch mix have been has been
Speaker 13: really good, and then we were able to refine the
Speaker 13: slider a little bit in recent and in the last week,
Speaker 13: and I think it's been a sharper of a pitch.
Speaker 13: So it's just like it's nothing mind blowing, It's not
Speaker 13: nothing from out the left field, but it's just, you know,
Speaker 13: they I feel like they are very good at knowing
Speaker 13: what you do well and trying to get that a
Speaker 13: little bit bit better and then whatever your weaknesses say is,
Speaker 13: you know, you can mask.
Speaker 3: It as well.
Speaker 11: Being a guy that's a veteran, you've seen a lot,
Speaker 11: but even at this stage of your career and using
Speaker 11: some of those new pitches to get the results that
Speaker 11: you've gotten, how much of a confidence booster of the
Speaker 11: work you put in, is it?
Speaker 10: I mean, it's definitely big.
Speaker 13: I know, the the last couple of years for me
Speaker 13: with with having Tommy John surgery and then and then
Speaker 13: trying to come back, and and I thought it was
Speaker 13: going to be a lot more smooth sailing than it was.
Speaker 13: There was a lot of setbacks. I thought I'd be
Speaker 13: back last year and it wasn't so to be back,
Speaker 13: and then I was first of all thankful that the
Speaker 13: Giants were able to give me the opportunity. It obviously
Speaker 13: didn't go the way out wait, wait, anyone wanted it to.
Speaker 13: But and then again being here, it's and then having success.
Speaker 13: I've had one thankful to God to give me this
Speaker 13: this opportunity, and then too just it's a it's a
Speaker 13: good feeling to be back in the big leagues competing
Speaker 13: at such a high level.
Speaker 10: I think I took it for granted for a long time.
Speaker 13: So it's you know, life is a mixture of being
Speaker 13: grateful but not being satisfied. And if you're too grateful,
Speaker 13: you're never going to strive to be the best.
Speaker 3: And if you're too.
Speaker 13: Satisfied, uh yeah, you're you're you're yeah, well that's the
Speaker 13: same thing. Uh, but yeah, just trying to stay grateful
Speaker 13: but as well like continue to work hard and kind
Speaker 13: of being able to sit back and and being thankful
Speaker 13: for everything God gave me.
Speaker 10: It's been you know, I this a roundabout way of answering.
Speaker 13: Your question, but but yeah, it's I'm very thankful.
Speaker 10: I'm throwing well, but it's more of.
Speaker 13: Like a gratefulness to be back in the big leagues
Speaker 13: and and and uh. And that realization came with, you know,
Speaker 13: being through all I've been through the last two years.
Speaker 3: So hey, I'll make it simple for you.
Speaker 11: Jim Harbaugh, the head coach of the Chargers, has a
Speaker 11: saying that he wants his team to really identify with
Speaker 11: humble and hungry.
Speaker 13: Well, yeah, that's really good. That might be a little
Speaker 13: bit better than what I said.
Speaker 11: That's why he's captain comeback exactly exactly.
Speaker 3: Hey, before I let.
Speaker 11: You go, new teammates, new bullpen mates, a lot of
Speaker 11: guys that are world champions down there. Can you give
Speaker 11: us a peek into the vibe of those guys.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, there's a there's a there's a quiet
Speaker 13: confidence in the group. You know, whether it's positionally starters
Speaker 13: like you said, the bullpen, a lot of guys are very,
Speaker 13: very talented and they know it, and there's that confidence
Speaker 13: that they have that just.
Speaker 10: It's contagious. So it's it's it's cool.
Speaker 13: To be around guys who've had that experience and and
Speaker 13: success in such big moments. So it's it's it's it's
Speaker 13: fun to be around.
Speaker 11: Hey, Lou Trevino, thanks a lot for the time. Really
Speaker 11: appreciate getting to know you, and you've been phenomenal. Stay
Speaker 11: humble and hungry.
Speaker 10: Absolutely humble, ungry.
Speaker 3: Are the man one of the newest Dodger relievers.
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Speaker 3: How you reading that? That's click at it? Thanks Ray Vision.
Speaker 10: Cannon's Sunglasses, right exactly.
Speaker 3: Hey, Luke gets it. We'll send it back to you.
Speaker 1: In the studio, lu Trevino becoming a fan favorite at
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Speaker 2: Yeah, what a great.
Speaker 1: Job he is done in the nine plus in he
Speaker 1: is just wonder and run from lu Trevino. One of
Speaker 1: those names you may not have known before the Dodgers
Speaker 1: brought him in, but certainly you're getting to know him
Speaker 1: now in the Dodgers' bullpen.
Speaker 2: Thank you, David, Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Eric Fetti thirty two year old right hander three and
Speaker 1: five three eighty two ERA. He's pitched ninth season in
Speaker 1: the Big leagues. Pitched the season in the kbo O
Speaker 1: from Korea. Making his thirteen start this year. He's lost
Speaker 1: his last two stars. Last time out, six innings, two runs,
Speaker 1: four hits, five strikeouts in a loss to the Texas Rangers.
Speaker 1: He's making his third career start, fourth appearance against the Dodgers,
Speaker 1: his first as a member of the Cardinals. Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Speaker 1: on the Mountain six and four to two thirty nine ERA,
Speaker 1: twenty six year old right hander making his thirteen start
Speaker 1: ranks third of the National League and EIRA second, and
Speaker 1: opponent's batting average last time out not his best. Three
Speaker 1: and two thirds four runs, seven hits, two strikeouts, three
Speaker 1: walks in a loss of the Yankees last weekend. Facing
Speaker 1: the Cardinals for just a second time in his career
Speaker 1: in Major League Baseball, Yoshinobu Yamamoto Eric Fetti to pitching
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Speaker 1: Getting closer to first pitch, Yoshanova Yamamoto, Eric Fetti to
Speaker 1: pitching matchup game two of this three game set, first
Speaker 1: pitch coming up at eleven fifteen with more head back
Speaker 1: out to the booth one final time before first pitch.
Speaker 2: Tim never Rick Monday, guys.
Speaker 4: Tim, thanks again, We're getting you ready for the first
Speaker 4: pitch this afternoon, the second game with this three game series.
Speaker 4: Arnolds took Game one last night five nothing. Dodgers shut
Speaker 4: out for the fourth time this year. Looking to get
Speaker 4: on the board and get some runs for Yoshinubu Yamamoto
Speaker 4: this afternoon. Yamamoto six and four. His earn run average
Speaker 4: very good, two three nine. His run support average.
Speaker 3: Not so good.
Speaker 4: It's almost what his ERA is, two point seventy nine
Speaker 4: runs per game. That's the third worst run support for
Speaker 4: any pitcher in the National League. Not Yamamoto's fault whatsoever,
Speaker 4: but the Dodgers just haven't gotten enough runs for him
Speaker 4: in spite of the fact he's pitched really well, winning
Speaker 4: six of his first ten decisions.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Tim, he did struggle the last downing that was
Speaker 6: against the Yankees on Sunday, went just three and two
Speaker 6: thirds and it took ninety six pitches to get through
Speaker 6: a very limited action. Here's the other thing about Yamamoti.
Speaker 6: Starts off the ball game so far, very very good
Speaker 6: shape the first two innings of the game ERA one
Speaker 6: point five. Then, for whatever reasons, innings three and four
Speaker 6: have become problematic. Is ERA is over four and a
Speaker 6: half in those innings and hopefully, as your mentioning, he
Speaker 6: has a cushion to work with, but he needs some runs.
Speaker 4: Eric Fetti, the right hander, makes the start for the Cardinals.
Speaker 4: He's three and five, but he's pitched better than that.
Speaker 4: In fact, he has one of the few pitchers to
Speaker 4: have a complete game shutout in recent memory, and he
Speaker 4: had that on the ninth of May against Washington, allowing
Speaker 4: just six hits and striking out eight. Two years ago
Speaker 4: in Korea, he was the best pitcher there. He led
Speaker 4: the league in wins, and ERA had twenty wins and
Speaker 4: an ERA of an even two pitching for the NC
Speaker 4: Dinos in the KBO, but came back to the big
Speaker 4: leagues last year with the White Sox and the Cardinals,
Speaker 4: and he can be tough.
Speaker 6: A couple of things come to mind with Fetti. First
Speaker 6: of all, leading off innings doesn't matter the number of
Speaker 6: innings earning else first six or the eight three seventy
Speaker 6: three batting average against leading off innings. The other part,
Speaker 6: there's been fourteen is tempted stolen bases off of Fetti,
Speaker 6: and twelve of those had been successful. But the Dodgers
Speaker 6: have to get on in order to stretch their wings
Speaker 6: and maybe some deal a baser two.
Speaker 4: Fatty against Yamamoto. Dodgers and Cardinals, Game two coming up,
Speaker 4: Jim all right.
Speaker 2: First pitch is next.
Speaker 1: Afterwards, David Vasse has got you covered with all the
Speaker 1: postgame festivities. Dodgers looking to get back on track after
Speaker 1: getting shut out last night.
Speaker 2: Right guy, right place, Right time.
Speaker 1: Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound for the Dodgers as they
Speaker 1: go into play with the one game lead in the
Speaker 1: NL West. First pitch from Bush Dadums next. Enjoyed everybody.
Speaker 1: This has been Wrongo Casino Dodgers on deck. I'm Tim
Speaker 1: Kase and this is a world champion. Los Angeles Dodgers, Oh,
Speaker 1: do you don't know?
Speaker 3: Worry