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Speaker 1: And now your host of Dodger Talk, David Basse.
Speaker 7: Welcome to Dodger Talk.
Speaker 8: David Basse, with you until five thirty, taking your phone
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Speaker 8: The Dodgers defeat the Pirates today by a final score
Speaker 8: of nine to two. They take the series two out
Speaker 8: of three after losing the first game being shut out
Speaker 8: by Paul Skeens. So they come back and take care
Speaker 8: of business against the Pirates and that's kind of the
Speaker 8: trend of the Pirates ever since calling up Paul Skeens
Speaker 8: last year. They were fifteen and eight when Skeens made starts,
Speaker 8: and when he was not starting games, they were seventeen
Speaker 8: games under five hundred. And we saw why the Dodgers
Speaker 8: took care of business winning the last two. And with
Speaker 8: the Marlins coming to town for these three games, the
Speaker 8: Dodgers are going to see Sandy a Contra in the
Speaker 8: middle game of this series. So at the very least,
Speaker 8: the Dodgers should take two out of three, if not
Speaker 8: sweep the Marlins in this next series and head out
Speaker 8: on a long ten game road trip feeling good about themselves.
Speaker 7: And they were feeling good about themselves today.
Speaker 8: Trust me, Otani was joking around with me on the
Speaker 8: field after the game. Ta Oscar was all smiles, Paz Mookie,
Speaker 8: the whole team was feeling good about the way today's
Speaker 8: game went, especially after their starting pitcher Tyler Glass Now
Speaker 8: went down after throwing just seventeen pitches in the first inning.
Speaker 8: As he was warming up for the second inning. The
Speaker 8: last warm up pitch he threw, you saw him scream
Speaker 8: in pain as he came off the mound and we
Speaker 8: were all wondering, wait a minute, is that cramps again?
Speaker 7: It wasn't.
Speaker 8: It was a right shoulder discomfort is what the Dodgers
Speaker 8: are calling it.
Speaker 7: So we want to know what's going on.
Speaker 8: So let's head downstairs to hear from Tyler Glass now
Speaker 8: right now on Sports at LA.
Speaker 9: Yeah, just frustrated. I guess it's just just at extension
Speaker 9: trying to throw something grabbed. I think, just making a
Speaker 9: lot of changes, trying to figure out a way to
Speaker 9: stay healthy. I think some of the changes have had
Speaker 9: that other things kind of taken over, and I'm just
Speaker 9: at this point, I'm just trying to figure out what
Speaker 9: to do, and it's just extremely frustrating.
Speaker 6: Yeah, are you.
Speaker 1: Having any imaging done to kind of get a better.
Speaker 9: I'm not sure yet. I think we're just going to
Speaker 9: try and figure it out, give it some a couple
Speaker 9: of days and see what it is.
Speaker 10: But I haven't really talked to him about a plan yet.
Speaker 9: Did you feel that last warm up forro or have
Speaker 9: you been feeling it throughout the outing. It's it kind
Speaker 9: of comes and goes, and I think, like I said,
Speaker 9: just some of the adjustments I've made prior, I think
Speaker 9: like something I'll feel something that maybe changed something else
Speaker 9: in my mechanics, and it just seems like nothing. I
Speaker 9: surely have been connected, but it was mostly warming up
Speaker 9: for that second inning. It changes really the way to
Speaker 9: ball stuff. And this is I think mechanical stuff, like
Speaker 9: anytime you change something I've done for a long time
Speaker 9: to try to prevent an injury. I think it's just
Speaker 9: other things are taken over, other things are there's more
Speaker 9: stress in other parts. And I just said, I don't know,
Speaker 9: I'm just trying to I'm trying to figure it out.
Speaker 9: One of those things that like Dave kind of is
Speaker 9: aware of going in.
Speaker 3: That's why it kind of dropped out as quickly as
Speaker 3: he did.
Speaker 9: It had been a little thing before and it's kind
Speaker 9: of gone away. And I think making like subconscious changes
Speaker 9: over time, and it just for some reason today, all
Speaker 9: of a sudden that second ning, like going out and
Speaker 9: trying to throw that that warm up. I just think,
Speaker 9: like maybe probaly that too. A few the game, just
Speaker 9: being a little hesitant, and then I don't know, all
Speaker 9: of a sudden in the second ending, it like really
Speaker 9: I started to feel it.
Speaker 7: All right. That was Tyler Glass now on Sports net La.
Speaker 8: I was a little surprised considering that they're talking about
Speaker 8: right shoulder discomfort that automatically he's not going to want
Speaker 8: some imaging MRI something on his right shoulder to see
Speaker 8: what's going on. And then you hear him talk about
Speaker 8: how he's made some adjustments, and I don't know, can
Speaker 8: you translate what he said. It sounds like he just
Speaker 8: didn't feel right and he came out of the game.
Speaker 8: And I'm not going to question anybody whether they feel
Speaker 8: like they're injured or not. That's going over the line.
Speaker 8: So if he's saying he's not well enough to pitch,
Speaker 8: that's fine. But don't you think that after the way
Speaker 8: things ended last year and the way things have started
Speaker 8: this year, it's more than just mechanical adjustment. If there's
Speaker 8: a real structural issue there, I think for all parties involved,
Speaker 8: it would make sense to get an MRI on his
Speaker 8: right shoulder if that's the reason why he came out
Speaker 8: after only seventeen pitches today. It's just a puzzle that
Speaker 8: so far the Dodgers have not been able to solve
Speaker 8: when it comes to keeping Tyler Glass now healthy. They
Speaker 8: did it for twenty two starts last year, and then
Speaker 8: all of a sudden, things just completely went off the
Speaker 8: rails when Dave Roberts in Atlanta was expecting him to
Speaker 8: throw a simulated game and he warmed up in the
Speaker 8: bullpen at Turner Field, and then he walked out and
Speaker 8: went walked into the dugout and walked into the clubhouse
Speaker 8: and that was the end of his season. Nobody's really
Speaker 8: explained that, either, including Tyler, and then he never had
Speaker 8: any surgery to correct whatever shut him down for the
Speaker 8: rest of the season and the postseason, and he seemed
Speaker 8: like a normal starting pitcher in spring training. And now
Speaker 8: we're at this point again where when he's explaining what's
Speaker 8: going on, it just doesn't make sense.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: Maybe I'm not smart enough to understand, but it doesn't
Speaker 8: make sense. Maybe Dave Roberts can help us understand. Let's
Speaker 8: head downstairs to hear from the manager.
Speaker 11: Long term concern probably not, I think short term, just
Speaker 11: trying to find some consistency, obviously availability, how he's feeling mechanically, physically,
Speaker 11: whatever it might be. There's concern there. What happens in
Speaker 11: the coming days, I don't know right now. I think
Speaker 11: in the next couple of days we'll have some more
Speaker 11: answers to kind of see where we go short term,
Speaker 11: but you know, we're.
Speaker 10: All frustrated potentially.
Speaker 11: I mean, he's had some a lot of imaging, but
Speaker 11: if there's more imaging, I'm not sure. I'll let the
Speaker 11: training staff and the doctor's handle that. That's certainly a possibility.
Speaker 11: You know, we got to get him to a place
Speaker 11: where we feel he feels that when he takes the mound,
Speaker 11: he can go out there and you know, be the
Speaker 11: guy that he's capable of being. And you know, until
Speaker 11: we get to that point, I think that the I
Speaker 11: L is certainly a conversation.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well you've talked about just offensively like kind of
Speaker 6: sometimes guys just mentally in Korea.
Speaker 1: Is that also the case sometimes for pictures?
Speaker 6: That could that be something with him just you know,
Speaker 6: needing to kind of find that space mentally to kind
Speaker 6: of know that he can be the stuff.
Speaker 11: Can be there.
Speaker 7: Again, it doesn't work.
Speaker 10: Well, it's just with with Tyler. It's hard because.
Speaker 11: You know, but not feeling good the past injuries, you know,
Speaker 11: how his bodies not synced up, the mechanics of it.
Speaker 11: There's a lot of different pieces that you're trying to
Speaker 11: suss out to put him in the right mental place
Speaker 11: to perform, and so we haven't got there. We're not there,
Speaker 11: and so I don't know the solution right now, but
Speaker 11: we've got to kind of number one, make sure he's healthy.
Speaker 10: And then kind of go from there. As you know,
Speaker 10: his shoulder was an issue, not at all, not at all.
Speaker 11: I saw Tyler out there shaking his arm and you know,
Speaker 11: you know, in between the warm up pitches into the
Speaker 11: second inning, and then at that point in time, I
Speaker 11: wasn't going to have him keep continue to pitch.
Speaker 8: All right, there's manager Dave Roberts, very measured with his
Speaker 8: words and basically fit to be tied.
Speaker 7: He has no answers for this guy right now.
Speaker 8: I mean basically he's saying that, you know, it's basically mental.
Speaker 8: And ever since spring training began, the Dodgers have been
Speaker 8: preaching to Tyler Glass now, just because you don't feel
Speaker 8: like everything is perfect doesn't mean you can't go out
Speaker 8: there and compete. And I feel like when Dave Roberts
Speaker 8: says everybody's frustrated, it feels like that's where it stems from.
Speaker 8: And you can't keep putting the bullpen in a precarious position.
Speaker 8: There are other games that Tyler Glass now doesn't pitch
Speaker 8: that the Dodgers need the bullpen now. Tomorrow, the onus
Speaker 8: is on Dustin May to go deeper in the game
Speaker 8: against the Marlins because today essentially was a bullpen game.
Speaker 8: And is it really fair to Ben Casparius, a rookie
Speaker 8: who's not making nearly even a tenth of what Tyler
Speaker 8: Glass now is guaranteed from the Dodgers, to come out
Speaker 8: here and pick him up every fifth day. That's not
Speaker 8: fair to his teammates. I'm sorry, somebody's got to stand
Speaker 8: up for the other guys that are making minimum wage
Speaker 8: on this team compared to a guy that was guaranteed
Speaker 8: over one hundred and thirty something million dollars. If things
Speaker 8: don't feel great, you've got to pitch through it. And look,
Speaker 8: like I said, I'm not questioning whether or not he
Speaker 8: was hurt or not. That's way over the line. So
Speaker 8: if he said he wasn't feeling right and he was
Speaker 8: concerned physically, that's one thing. But if things the way
Speaker 8: Dave Roberts described it sounded like, you know, it's more
Speaker 8: than just physical. And for the Dodgers as a whole.
Speaker 8: Like I said, you can't have Tyler Glass now go
Speaker 8: out there and tell you yeah, I'm good, and then
Speaker 8: he only goes out there for an inning, or only
Speaker 8: three innings, or only four innings.
Speaker 7: That's just not fair to the rest of the team.
Speaker 7: It's not fair to the rest of the bullpen.
Speaker 8: Tyler Glass now, in two years with the Dodgers, has
Speaker 8: only thrown one hundred and fifty two innings.
Speaker 7: This year, he's only thrown eighteen.
Speaker 8: As a whole, the Dodger starters have only thrown one
Speaker 8: hundred and twenty five and two thirds innings.
Speaker 7: That's the fewest in baseball.
Speaker 8: Their relievers have thrown the most innings of anybody else
Speaker 8: in baseball, one hundred and twenty one.
Speaker 7: And it's not like the.
Speaker 8: Dodgers are going to have starters throw two hundred innings.
Speaker 8: That's not what I'm talking about. But you can't put
Speaker 8: your bullpen in this position. And yeah, he should go
Speaker 8: on the il until he figures out what's going on
Speaker 8: physically and mentally, so he doesn't put his team in
Speaker 8: a bad spot, not only the day he pitches, but
Speaker 8: the three days after.
Speaker 7: It's a team.
Speaker 8: It's not just about Tyler glass now. Eight six six
Speaker 8: nine eighty seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 8: Despite all that, the Dodgers won nine to two thanks
Speaker 8: to the offense, and don't let anybody tell you anything differently.
Speaker 8: Last year's World Series run had a lot to do
Speaker 8: with the bullpen, but it had even more to do
Speaker 8: with their offense. And when their offense is hitting on
Speaker 8: all cylinders, they can overcome their starter going only one
Speaker 8: inning like they did today. It was a big day
Speaker 8: for Andy Pa has a career high four RBIs, tied
Speaker 8: a career high four hits, a two run home run.
Speaker 7: He had ten hits in three games.
Speaker 8: Ta Oscar Hernandez, who is a great teammate, hit his
Speaker 8: two hundredth home run and he seemed even more excited
Speaker 8: for Poz his home run. That's the type of guy
Speaker 8: Taoscar Hernandez is, and that's why everybody loves him and
Speaker 8: that's why it was vital for the Dodgers to bring
Speaker 8: him back. Eight six six nine eight seven two five
Speaker 8: seventy is the phone number. Let's go out to Riverside Ish.
Speaker 8: You're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 3: Hi, Ish, Hey, David, what's up man?
Speaker 12: How's it going?
Speaker 10: Dude?
Speaker 3: How you being.
Speaker 7: Well good ish?
Speaker 3: What do you got? All right? So I just want
Speaker 3: to unpack it a little bit, you know, you know,
Speaker 3: basically have two questions pack it.
Speaker 7: We need a hot take. What do you got for us?
Speaker 8: What's your opinion on We don't need ish from Riverside
Speaker 8: to unpack anything.
Speaker 10: I love it.
Speaker 3: I love it all right. So here's the bill to
Speaker 3: your point about the bullpen. Yes, I'm looking at Banda
Speaker 3: to say Banda three and oh, Caspira's three and oh.
Speaker 3: With the exception of like Yamamoto, it's pretty much the
Speaker 3: bullpen that they've got their leading the pitching staff in
Speaker 3: like wins. So I guess my question is like in
Speaker 3: a in a in a overall, I know it's just April,
Speaker 3: it's gonna be a long season, but I'm looking at
Speaker 3: like hits her up, walks her up, like what is
Speaker 3: going on now this?
Speaker 10: David?
Speaker 3: This ties into one of the main reasons I was
Speaker 3: calling about Tyler Glasnal. So he said something in his
Speaker 3: interview about having to make some adjustments and things like
Speaker 3: this to prevent injuries. To me, that sounds very systemic, systematic, right,
Speaker 3: So I guess the question for you is can we
Speaker 3: get some more information on that. I mean, is there
Speaker 3: you know what The.
Speaker 7: Information is that his whole career has been injury plagued.
Speaker 7: This is not a new thing.
Speaker 8: His whole career. When he's on the mound, he's great.
Speaker 8: When he's on the mound, he's great. But availability is
Speaker 8: a huge part of being a major league pitcher, and
Speaker 8: his availability has not been there consistently.
Speaker 7: So that's the issue.
Speaker 8: I mean, I can't get it doesn't even sound like
Speaker 8: his manager can get into what's going on. It didn't
Speaker 8: sound like Dave Roberts had any idea. It's sounded like
Speaker 8: they've done imaging, They've tried to look at things. It
Speaker 8: just seems like, obviously the Dodgers have to get Tyler
Speaker 8: Glass now to buy into whatever they're trying to get
Speaker 8: him to do as a pitcher to try to remain healthy,
Speaker 8: and so far it hasn't worked. And a lot of that,
Speaker 8: you know, there's only so much the Dodgers can do.
Speaker 8: It's something that Tyler has to buy into and believe
Speaker 8: that when and he gets into that wind up and
Speaker 8: he's going to fire on all cylinders, that he's gonna
Speaker 8: be okay.
Speaker 7: It's not going to fall apart on him.
Speaker 8: And look, it's a very sensitive subject because, like I said,
Speaker 8: I'm not going to question whether or not Tyler glass
Speaker 8: Now was hurt today. Obviously there was something, and Dave
Speaker 8: Roberts didn't question that either. But the Dodgers have done
Speaker 8: extensive testing. So until they can get some answers, whether
Speaker 8: it's mental and physical, uh, I don't believe they should
Speaker 8: throw him out there in five.
Speaker 7: Days from now.
Speaker 8: You can't afford to have Tyler Glass Now go out
Speaker 8: there and only pitch three or four innings and then
Speaker 8: come out of the game with an injury.
Speaker 7: You just can't.
Speaker 8: Eight six six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy is
Speaker 8: the phone number. Let's go out to Bakersfield, Jose, You're
Speaker 8: on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 7: How you doing, Jose?
Speaker 12: Hey, what's up?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 4: David?
Speaker 3: Hey, David.
Speaker 13: I'll get straight to the point.
Speaker 12: Guys.
Speaker 13: It's something that fans the organization. We all knew what
Speaker 13: Dodger's getting in before they signed Tyler. We can't complain
Speaker 13: too much about that, David. He was always injury prone,
Speaker 13: he was in Tapa, so I mean, he just I
Speaker 13: guess you just gotta lay off of him just a
Speaker 13: little bit. But the way Dave Roberts sounded right now,
Speaker 13: it almost seems like David was at a funeral, so.
Speaker 8: I think was just trying to measure his words. I
Speaker 8: think it sounded like a frustrated manager that wasn't going to,
Speaker 8: you know, sit there in front of the media and
Speaker 8: rip his own picture right.
Speaker 3: No, no, no no, And I get that completely.
Speaker 13: But as a fan, they we're looking at it a
Speaker 13: little bit different. You know, you don't know the whole
Speaker 13: scoop of the information going on. Fine, I will say this,
Speaker 13: I've been saying this at the beginning.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 13: I mentioned the last time we talked at the starters.
Speaker 13: I mean they can't do this all heated, David. I
Speaker 13: mean that that Bulten, the Bulton's going to get eventually
Speaker 13: attacked and it's gonna bite us back in the bus
Speaker 13: right now.
Speaker 5: It's early in the season.
Speaker 13: But we'll see how he turns fire. Hopefully, you know,
Speaker 13: Dodgers can hopefully make a couple of more booms to
Speaker 13: get the more starting patient because that's the last thing
Speaker 13: that we need is for Chale glasses with Blake Snell.
Speaker 4: Right now, they're on the shop.
Speaker 13: So's man Deleta make it.
Speaker 7: So baby, you take care all right, Hose, thanks for
Speaker 7: the phone call. Yeah, you know. Obviously, coming into the season,
Speaker 7: the Dodgers.
Speaker 8: Wanted to try to avoid what took place last year
Speaker 8: with so many injuries to their starting pitching, and so
Speaker 8: far it hasn't worked out with the two former Rays,
Speaker 8: Blake Snell and Tyler Glassnell. Now, Blake Snell was going
Speaker 8: to receive, or if he already hasn't, received, a quarterzone
Speaker 8: injection to try to loosen up that stiff left shoulder,
Speaker 8: and there's no reason to push something like that when
Speaker 8: you could try to give it some rest, get the
Speaker 8: inflammation out of there, and then have Snell back.
Speaker 7: Now, the reality of all that, though, is that Snell
Speaker 7: is basically.
Speaker 8: Starting from square one in his throwing program, meaning he's
Speaker 8: not going to be back in a major league game
Speaker 8: for at least a month. So that's where things stand
Speaker 8: with Blake'snell. The good news is and I was gonna
Speaker 8: save this for next segment, but it's part of what
Speaker 8: we're discussing here. Tony Gonsolin, who made his last rehab
Speaker 8: start in Oklahoma City last week, he's lined up if
Speaker 8: you went for five days from the last time he
Speaker 8: made a start to start Tuesday's game against the Marlins,
Speaker 8: so they are getting some reinforcements. And also Clayton Kershaw,
Speaker 8: he is going to start on Tuesday in Oklahoma City.
Speaker 8: Now Kershaw's on the sixty day IL. He's not able
Speaker 8: to even be activated until May seventeenth. May eighteenth, when
Speaker 8: the Dodgers returned back from this upcoming ten game road trip.
Speaker 8: So they are getting Gonsolin back, they will get Kershaw back,
Speaker 8: and then probably in June, sometimes right a month from now.
Speaker 8: Four to five weeks is when Blakesnell will be back.
Speaker 8: Eight six six nine, eight seven, five seventy is the
Speaker 8: phone number. Dodgers beat the Pirates today, nine to two.
Speaker 8: Let's go out to Alex who is at Dodgers Stadium today. Hi, Alex,
Speaker 8: you're on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 5: Hey David, thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 12: Brother.
Speaker 5: You're do an amazing job as a journalist for the Dodgers,
Speaker 5: so I really appreciate it.
Speaker 14: I wanted to give a special shout out to uh
Speaker 14: all the Seami Vallians today that came out for Little
Speaker 14: League and it was an amazing day at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 14: UH San and Susana Little League and uh you know,
Speaker 14: I just wanted I just wanted to say this regarding
Speaker 14: this team.
Speaker 4: We got an amazing team.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 5: He started a little bit short in the uh in
Speaker 5: the first inning when we gave up those two home runs.
Speaker 5: But as you can well see, we got an amazing
Speaker 5: team when everybody puts in their their work. Uh you
Speaker 5: see Bay is just hitting that home runn in center field. Uh,
Speaker 5: the all Scott, Uh, the list goes on. Uh, he
Speaker 5: can't put it in work and stuff.
Speaker 12: So this is a team.
Speaker 5: This is a world serious team.
Speaker 12: There.
Speaker 5: Whenever we put in the work, we put in the
Speaker 5: when we got the bats were unbeatable. So still I
Speaker 5: have a lot of faith in this team. I said
Speaker 5: it last year. So anyway a.
Speaker 8: Minute, you have a lot of faith in this team.
Speaker 8: It doesn't take a lot of faith, Alex. They're eighteen
Speaker 8: and ten. It's not like they're ten and eighteen or
Speaker 8: nine and nine. There's good reason you're not the only
Speaker 8: one that has faith when they're eighteen and ten.
Speaker 4: You got it. You got it.
Speaker 5: But listen, I wanted to give your cousin Joe Rose
Speaker 5: a shout out.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I went to elementary with him back in Arcadia. So
Speaker 5: if he's out there listening somewhere. Big shout out to him.
Speaker 5: But thanks for taking my call. I appreciate it, David.
Speaker 8: All right, Alex, thanks for the phone call, and I
Speaker 8: guess thanks for the shout out to my cousin. Eight
Speaker 8: six six nine eighty seven two five seventy is the
Speaker 8: phone now number. The Dodgers get the win. They are
Speaker 8: now eighteen and ten, half game back of the Giants,
Speaker 8: who are now in first place in the NLST. It
Speaker 8: is tight as the NLST is shaping up to be
Speaker 8: the toughest division in baseball. The Giants are nineteen and ten,
Speaker 8: the Dodgers are eighteen and ten, the Padres are seventeen
Speaker 8: and eleven, and the Diamondbacks are now over five hundred
Speaker 8: at fifteen and thirteen. Do you really want to know
Speaker 8: what the Rockies record is? All right, I'll tell you
Speaker 8: four and twenty three.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 8: The Rockies have only four wins in the first twenty
Speaker 8: seven games.
Speaker 7: Of the season.
Speaker 8: Yikes, that's what you get when you don't really invest
Speaker 8: in the roster and the infrastructure. Eight six six nine
Speaker 8: eighty seven two five seventy. Look, the Dodgers are five
Speaker 8: months removed from the World Series. They spend a half
Speaker 8: a billion dollars during the offseason to try to get
Speaker 8: even better. They are a very good team with a
Speaker 8: lot of really good players, and like I mentioned last night,
Speaker 8: they aren't even hitting on all cylinders. And they're missing
Speaker 8: some of their key pieces, including Blake Snell, Michael Kopek,
Speaker 8: Blake Trining.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 8: They haven't got the Big three in the same lineup
Speaker 8: for more than half of the games, and they're not
Speaker 8: even hitting on all cylinders yet. So with all that
Speaker 8: being said and Tyler Glasnow's issues, the Dodgers are eighteen
Speaker 8: and ten and that's scary for the rest of Major
Speaker 8: League Baseball. Eight six six nine eight seven two five
Speaker 8: seventy is the phone number. Let's go out to Pacoima.
Speaker 7: Eddie. You're on Dodger Talk. How you doing, Eddie?
Speaker 15: What's up?
Speaker 12: DV.
Speaker 5: I'm doing good.
Speaker 15: Fighting a little sting something, but we're all good. Just
Speaker 15: driving home from the game.
Speaker 12: Had a great time.
Speaker 15: My wife is driving, got my kids in the back.
Speaker 15: You got Dods in the back, is Abella, Isaac and Iris.
Speaker 7: Okay, great, hey, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 8: Since you brought all those family members to Dodger Stadium,
Speaker 8: I'm curious. With so many good food options now at
Speaker 8: Dodger Stadium, do fans just go automatic Dodger dog and
Speaker 8: nacho still or do you venture out and go for
Speaker 8: what I did today, the barbecue baked potato.
Speaker 15: Well, I beg watches question Dodger dogs. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 15: I know I went Dodger dogs, but they went a
Speaker 15: little a little rogue and went tacos and uh and
Speaker 15: the Nazis, oh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh yeah, they look good.
Speaker 10: All right.
Speaker 8: I want to know if people are venturing out or
Speaker 8: if they're sticking with the Dodger dogs.
Speaker 15: Yeah, the tacos are pretty good, no doubt. I just
Speaker 15: want to tell all Dodger fans, you guys, are you
Speaker 15: guys are in the golden era of Dodger baseball. Just relax, relax,
Speaker 15: just enjoy it, Just enjoy it.
Speaker 7: No doubt.
Speaker 8: Eddie, your voice is going out and so is your
Speaker 8: cell phone. But thank you for Colin. Drive home safe
Speaker 8: and awesome. You brought the family to Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 7: Today, Eddie.
Speaker 12: Thanks BV.
Speaker 8: All right, thanks a lot, Eddie. That's a true blue
Speaker 8: Dodger fan right there. Brought the family, got some Dodger dogs,
Speaker 8: got some tacos. I've tried the tacos. I feel like
Speaker 8: I ventured off the Dodger dog menu a couple of
Speaker 8: times this year.
Speaker 7: I actually haven't had a Dodger dog this year.
Speaker 8: Actually once I had a Dodger dog once when my
Speaker 8: wife and kids came. But today I went with the
Speaker 8: barbecue baked potato out there in the think blue barbecue
Speaker 8: area behind the left field pavilion.
Speaker 7: Delicious.
Speaker 8: I've tried the fried Korean chicken and rice I believe.
Speaker 7: Is on the side there that was solid solid. What else?
Speaker 7: Have I tried? The tacos?
Speaker 8: I've tried the tacos as well, So as you can see,
Speaker 8: I have ventured out from this very mediocre press box dining.
Speaker 8: Put it that way, eight six six nine eighty seven
Speaker 8: two five seventy is the phone number, you know. Talking
Speaker 8: about the Dodger pitching, there are a certain number of
Speaker 8: innings that you need covered during one hundred and sixty
Speaker 8: two games, but when it comes down to the playoffs,
Speaker 8: you're going with three or four your best. And right
Speaker 8: now I am confident that these four, in some form
Speaker 8: or fashion, are going to be the Dodgers four starters.
Speaker 8: Yamamoto hands down as my number one starter, Blake Snell's
Speaker 8: going to be back. I got Kershaw and I got Otani.
Speaker 8: I still believe. I know there's some skeptics out there,
Speaker 8: some conspiracy theorists that don't believe that Otani's going to
Speaker 8: pitch this year. I believe Otani's going to pitch this year.
Speaker 8: He wouldn't be out there throwing thirty pitch bullpen sessions
Speaker 8: if he had no intention of pitching. The Dodgers want
Speaker 8: to use him as a weapon that no other team
Speaker 8: in baseball would have going into the postseason, because, as
Speaker 8: you know, there are roster constraints in the regular season
Speaker 8: and postseason on how many pitchers you can carry, and
Speaker 8: Otani would not fall in the pitcher category.
Speaker 7: He would be a position player.
Speaker 8: So essentially you would be able to carry an extra
Speaker 8: pitcher that nobody else can and show hey, Otani, who's
Speaker 8: a pretty good one. So, in some form or fashion,
Speaker 8: I see Otani starting a game, does he go you know,
Speaker 8: seven innings? What starting pitcher goes that deep in the
Speaker 8: postseason now anyway, So he's probably gonna see a lineup once,
Speaker 8: maybe twice, and you're going to piggyback in with a
Speaker 8: great bullpen. So yeah, I do see Otani pitching this year,
Speaker 8: and yeah, I do see him pitching in October.
Speaker 7: That's what this slow play is all about. And I'm
Speaker 7: I'm looking.
Speaker 8: Forward to Kershaw having a chance to go out a
Speaker 8: World Series champion and pitch in October. And I have
Speaker 8: full confidence Blake Snell's gonna come off the il and
Speaker 8: never look back. Before we go back to the phone
Speaker 8: calls and before we check in with Jose Mota. I'm
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Speaker 8: go out to La Joe. You're on Dodger Talk Live
Speaker 8: from Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 4: Hi, Joe, Joe, how are you doing tonight?
Speaker 7: I'm Joe, you're Joe, and I'm David.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right, David. Sorry, Hey listen, Tyler Glasnow, I
Speaker 4: didn't follow his career that much at Tampa Bay, but
Speaker 4: I can tell you since being a Dodger in highlights,
Speaker 4: you can tell that guy's demeanor on the mound when
Speaker 4: things aren't right, like right away within his first three innings,
Speaker 4: you can generally see if there's something wrong with him.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure if it's mental physical. He's a big
Speaker 4: human being. That's a lot of human being to move
Speaker 4: around to throw a baseball. But it just seems like
Speaker 4: he's been off ever since he's been with the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: My opinion, just watching him mentally on the mound, you
Speaker 4: compare him to I know the relievers are much more charged,
Speaker 4: but he never seems one hundred percent in control of himself.
Speaker 4: When things go wrong, he seems to go backwards, my opinion.
Speaker 7: Hey, that's a good scott A report right there.
Speaker 10: Joe.
Speaker 7: I agree with you.
Speaker 8: He was an All Star last year and made a
Speaker 8: career high twenty two starts before being shut down in
Speaker 8: late July or early August. But you're right, he seems
Speaker 8: to get in his own head a lot, and if
Speaker 8: things don't go his way, or if he doesn't feel
Speaker 8: the way he wants to feel connected physically, then things
Speaker 8: start to spiral on him as well.
Speaker 7: So that's fair, Joe, that's a that's a good assessment.
Speaker 4: But you can see it, David. You can see it physically, right,
Speaker 4: you can see it on the mound. If I'm watching TV,
Speaker 4: you can see it.
Speaker 3: You can see it.
Speaker 4: It's obvious.
Speaker 8: We could see it in the first inning, and I
Speaker 8: wouldn't be surprised, if you know, giving up back to
Speaker 8: back home runs kind of fed into whatever was happening
Speaker 8: there as he was warming up for the second inning.
Speaker 7: I'm sure that was part of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, all right.
Speaker 7: Joe, thanks for the phone call. Good observation.
Speaker 8: Let's take another phone call before we check in with Jose, Mota, Matt,
Speaker 8: and Agora.
Speaker 7: You're on Dodger Talk. How you doing, Matt?
Speaker 12: Yeah, DV. We're driving back from the game on the
Speaker 12: one on one and have a couple things. First and
Speaker 12: foremost could not agree with you. More about Otani coming
Speaker 12: back going strong for us off the bomb, also looking
Speaker 12: forward to Kershaw coming back contributing. But the I'll take here.
Speaker 12: My son is the biggest Outman fan in the world
Speaker 12: and we can't wait for him to come back and
Speaker 12: make an impact.
Speaker 8: Now you sound like John Papadekas he's the biggest Tarzan
Speaker 8: fan out there.
Speaker 12: Well, you know, Tarzan's okay, but we're in the Gore
Speaker 12: DV and uh, you know, we just want Outman to
Speaker 12: come back and make it big impact.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 8: We'll see if he gets that opportunity. He's had a
Speaker 8: slow start to his triple A season. He has brought
Speaker 8: the average up to two forty five. He has six
Speaker 8: home runs and nineteen RBIs. But we'll see whether or
Speaker 8: not he gets that opportunity, Matt. He's got to be
Speaker 8: ready for it. Thanks for the phone call. Appreciated. I
Speaker 8: know everybody loved James Outman. He just did not have
Speaker 8: a great sophomore season. And when you have a team
Speaker 8: like the Dodgers have, you've got to produce and you've
Speaker 8: got to keep up, and if you don't, then they've
Speaker 8: got to look elsewhere. And look that same case with
Speaker 8: Andy Paez. Andy Pajs has turned it on here in
Speaker 8: the last six seven games. The Dodgers were not going
Speaker 8: to pull the plug on Andy Piez after twenty seven
Speaker 8: games or fifteen games, like so many of you were
Speaker 8: calling for.
Speaker 7: They're gonna give him at least three months to see what.
Speaker 8: He can do and whether or not he can be
Speaker 8: that guy in the bottom third of the order and
Speaker 8: play really good or good.
Speaker 7: Enough center field defense.
Speaker 8: It didn't look good early on, but he's put in
Speaker 8: a lot of work and now you're starting to see
Speaker 8: some of the fruits of that labor. Eight six, six nine,
Speaker 8: eight seven two five seventy is the phone number. We're
Speaker 8: gonna take a time out here on Dodger Talk. When
Speaker 8: we come back, we'll check in with Jose Mota as
Speaker 8: the Dodgers defeat the Pirates nine to two on AM
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Speaker 8: Dodgers would go on to beat the Pirates today by
Speaker 8: a final score of nine to two. They hit two
Speaker 8: home runs today. They lead Major League Baseball in that
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Speaker 8: run by Taoscar Hernandez his two hundredth career home run.
Speaker 8: So a great day for Tioscar Hernandez, who is such
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Speaker 1: It's time to go around the horn with Jose Mota.
Speaker 8: All right, Jose Mota before we get to Tyler Glass. Now,
Speaker 8: let's celebrate the two guys that had a great day,
Speaker 8: and certainly there's a mentorship going on between Teoscar Hernandez
Speaker 8: and Andy Paiez.
Speaker 7: Let's start with Andy. Pi has career day four hits,
Speaker 7: four RBIs a two run home run.
Speaker 8: Why has he turned the corner in the last week.
Speaker 3: It's maturity.
Speaker 2: Maturity not only you know, personally understanding the game and
Speaker 2: what it takes to succeed this level day, but also
Speaker 2: maturity understanding his game and meaning that which areas of
Speaker 2: the zone? Am I able to swing the bad ad
Speaker 2: to have a higher probability of getting a base hit
Speaker 2: or hitting the ball hard? I mean, up to last week,
Speaker 2: Pis has not gotten the hit. Listen to this again,
Speaker 2: is anything over ninety five miles an hour. He's learning
Speaker 2: that with power you don't have to provide power, You
Speaker 2: just allow the ball to travel into the zone and
Speaker 2: provide yourself the good hands. Nice flow through his own
Speaker 2: understanding too that the way he's being pitched to. I
Speaker 2: think sometimes at times he's a little bit too patient
Speaker 2: and we I think you know you and I talked
Speaker 2: about this the other day about his pitches per player.
Speaker 2: Parents great, but it doesn't matter if your last decision
Speaker 2: is not good. Now he's making better decisions and looking
Speaker 2: at better pitches and using the entire part of the field,
Speaker 2: which is fun to watch for a young player.
Speaker 8: Jose Andy pie Has was a guy that you know,
Speaker 8: he was a little heavy coming into spring training the
Speaker 8: last few years and then all of.
Speaker 7: A sudden lost a ton of weight.
Speaker 8: Do we lose sight of that fact that he's playing
Speaker 8: at a different weight than he played at for the
Speaker 8: first three or four spring trainings he was with the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: Oh, stuff has to be taken into consideration. And now
Speaker 2: that you can measure everything where you buying mechanics and
Speaker 2: things like that, you have to understand where your body is.
Speaker 2: The velluars know where that body is going to go
Speaker 2: to you project with that, you also project the things
Speaker 2: that it needs to do and where a position himself
Speaker 2: in center field, the jumps that needs to take. I
Speaker 2: was talking to Dino Able recently about his leads. Things
Speaker 2: like that all matter, and you know, remember also pie
Speaker 2: Has are a major shoulder surgery just a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago, so it's almost like he's back to full strength,
Speaker 2: knowing that at this level you got to provide your
Speaker 2: best every single time. There's no time to say I'm
Speaker 2: going to take five, you know, play five innings and
Speaker 2: my manager's going to take me out because I'm a
Speaker 2: prospect that's over with. That's he's competing now. But understanding
Speaker 2: where your body is and taking care of your body
Speaker 2: at this level where you have every single advantage and
Speaker 2: measure to do it, it's a plus for a player
Speaker 2: that understands that more and more because he's from random
Speaker 2: bid as I mentioned, I got like to Oscar and
Speaker 2: a lot of good mentors.
Speaker 8: Ta Oscar Hernandez, like I mentioned Jose, I'll say it
Speaker 8: again to you, I mean, how special is it to
Speaker 8: have a player that is so happy for other t
Speaker 8: hemates more than his own accomplishments. Especially on a day
Speaker 8: like today where he hits his two hundredth home run.
Speaker 2: I'm so glad the TV got that shot. Mike Leavy,
Speaker 2: nice job. Just his joy celebration is almost like that's
Speaker 2: my son, that's my you know, my nephew doing something good.
Speaker 2: Because you do take and partaking those relationships. That's why
Speaker 2: you see somebody that comes up to the big league
Speaker 2: and you want to help. In fact, the Oscar was
Speaker 2: even told, you know, to the Gray Vine, that hey,
Speaker 2: you coming here for one year because we have this
Speaker 2: guy coming behind you as pies. We also have Vargas.
Speaker 2: So you think about that. He never took that into
Speaker 2: an action where I'm not going to help this guy.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be more than just a friend. I'm
Speaker 2: going to go out there and just be a mentor
Speaker 2: and a good friend of his like a parent pretty
Speaker 2: much to make him better. But Dancie Suteo is a
Speaker 2: good Christian man, man of God who knows it does
Speaker 2: not take a day in the Big League for granted.
Speaker 2: So I happened to see that nice round number of
Speaker 2: two hundred come to him. But boy, he is even
Speaker 2: getting better himself as he helps. He's getting better himself at.
Speaker 7: His game, no doubt.
Speaker 8: On a special Sunday here at Dodgers Stadium for the Dodgers,
Speaker 8: as they were all smiles after losing the first game
Speaker 8: of this series, they take two out of three from
Speaker 8: the Pirates with a nine to two win. Jose Mota
Speaker 8: is joining us on Dodger Talk Live from Dodgers Stadium. Jose,
Speaker 8: All right, let's get into it. Tyler Glass. Now you
Speaker 8: heard from Glass. Now you heard from Dave Roberts, who
Speaker 8: I thought handled that postgame press conference as well as
Speaker 8: any manager that was as frustrated as I'm sure Dave
Speaker 8: Roberts was.
Speaker 2: Tyler Glass was super frustrated. Everything that you if you
Speaker 2: had a chance to talk about what you did in
Speaker 2: spring training. I had a chance to talk to him.
Speaker 2: Spring training was I'm gonna line out myself, understanding my
Speaker 2: body a little bit more. I'm doing some things differently
Speaker 2: to avoid these little injuries and those things that happened.
Speaker 2: And Dave Roberts quite careful, as we all need to be. Understand.
Speaker 2: There's a history, and there's so an issue of knowing
Speaker 2: that at this level and even any professional level college level,
Speaker 2: you're not going to be at one hundred percent every
Speaker 2: single time. Those days are over the minute you throw
Speaker 2: your first spring training bullpen. With that, you don't want
Speaker 2: to be also an organization that just pushes a guy
Speaker 2: to the point where he's never been pushed, and there's
Speaker 2: something major happen, so he's in a big, you know,
Speaker 2: big dilemma for Dave Roberts when he's on the mount.
Speaker 2: As you mentioned, he's so good, but certainly there's some
Speaker 2: things and issues that you know affected him throughout his career.
Speaker 2: But the Dodgers do need somebody that is not going
Speaker 2: to allow like today the bullpen two guys combined to
Speaker 2: throw one hundred and four pitches. You just cannot be
Speaker 2: absorbed in that all the time. And for a glass,
Speaker 2: I hope that whatever mental break he needs comes now,
Speaker 2: But there's certainly some thing that I know that they're
Speaker 2: going to be addressing with him and hopefully get him
Speaker 2: with a hump to say, you're healthy, you're good, you're productive,
Speaker 2: you're a big big picture. Hitters hit one sixty eight
Speaker 2: against you. If you feel something, let us know. But
Speaker 2: at the same time, everything that we see structurally looks
Speaker 2: pretty good.
Speaker 8: Do you believe giving up those back to back home
Speaker 8: runs with two outs in the first inning led to
Speaker 8: something mental, which then led to something physical as he
Speaker 8: was warming up in the second inning.
Speaker 2: You can question that, but I know that I got
Speaker 2: to play a little bit of the big leagues and
Speaker 2: it's not easy day. It's you're competing and you're letting
Speaker 2: down your team, and then all these things creep into
Speaker 2: your mind. Is am I good enough to stay out there?
Speaker 2: And I don't know if the factor or not. Hopefully
Speaker 2: it's not because to pitch the big leagues and knowing
Speaker 2: you know, obviously the holiday make you have to be
Speaker 2: tougher than that. I don't think that was the issue.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, it's like, you know, we
Speaker 2: don't know exactly from the cramping that happened last year
Speaker 2: to this year and then what happened in the first inning.
Speaker 2: Those things should not be happening to a big league
Speaker 2: picture if that is the case.
Speaker 7: So what do you think it is? Jose?
Speaker 8: And like I said, I mean it puts the Dodgers
Speaker 8: in a tough spot when you're unsure whether or not
Speaker 8: you're starting pitcher who tells you he's good to go,
Speaker 8: the doctor reports tell you good to go. Availability is
Speaker 8: number one for any player, no matter how good you are,
Speaker 8: if you're not available, you're not that good. So how
Speaker 8: can the Dodgers trust Glass now?
Speaker 7: Moving forward?
Speaker 2: It's got to be the communication of honesty. And also
Speaker 2: he's got a body of six eight. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of moving parts. A lot of coordination. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of parts that just we don't understand. You know, we're
Speaker 2: sending six feet or five nine or five eight. But
Speaker 2: there's also comes a point in which with honesty from
Speaker 2: himself and the report's coming from one side saying what
Speaker 2: we see is this, what do you feel? And then
Speaker 2: tell them, hey, I believe, we believe that you're healthy
Speaker 2: enough to get it done. And maybe you don't have
Speaker 2: to be a full effort guy to be a big
Speaker 2: leag picture with a stature in the ball, the ball
Speaker 2: the way the ball gets a home play. So there's
Speaker 2: many things in which her Apple can restructure his reg
Speaker 2: and pitching for Jim and go on through and understand
Speaker 2: that what he's made of. But the stuff overall, Dave,
Speaker 2: it's enviable. I mean, he's got very good stuff, and
Speaker 2: hopefully we'll find a midpoint where it with some mental
Speaker 2: rest and understanding and showing him. But listen, everything that
Speaker 2: we see looks good. You're fine. We trust you. Go
Speaker 2: out there and trust yourself down all.
Speaker 8: Right, jose Mota, before we say goodbye on this Sunday afternoon,
Speaker 8: Sunday evening, now, can you give all the Dodger fans
Speaker 8: an update on Manny Mota, who is certainly beloved by
Speaker 8: every Dodger fan out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, zeb, I appreciate you asking and actually just making
Speaker 2: my way back from the hospital where Manny motives enjoying
Speaker 2: Dodger dogs and you talk about Dodger dogs earlier. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so he's missing this from Maria and all the people upstairs,
Speaker 2: but he's doing quite well in his rehab. He's on
Speaker 2: the rehab side of the hospital and as we tell
Speaker 2: him now, you have coaches teaching you a few things
Speaker 2: and relearning a few things. But it looks very promising
Speaker 2: and thank god, he's fighting through it. He's a strong man,
Speaker 2: and obviously with his eighty seven years old and being
Speaker 2: in the ship that he's in, we're very blessed to
Speaker 2: see that he's taken every step of the positive side.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 7: Oh, that's great to hear. And I know when you
Speaker 7: said he's eating a Dodger dog, he is feeling a
Speaker 7: lot better.
Speaker 2: Yes, he is, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 7: Thanksjse.
Speaker 8: We'll see you out here tomorrow for the Dodgers and Marlins,
Speaker 8: and we're all really happy to hear that things are
Speaker 8: going in the right direction for your pops. Thanks a lot,
Speaker 8: Jose Palis Domingo, Falis Domingo for Tascar, Hernandez and the
Speaker 8: Motas and the Dodgers as they beat the Pirates today
Speaker 8: nine to two. Before we say good night, I'm gonna
Speaker 8: roll the dice and let Chris in Ontario, who's been
Speaker 8: very patient, walk us off on this Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 7: How are you doing, Chris, You're on Dodger Talk. Don't
Speaker 7: make me regret this, Chris.
Speaker 3: No, you're not gonna regret it. You're not gonna regret it.
Speaker 3: But I can remember Andy Freed, the radio announcer back
Speaker 3: in Tampa Bay, saying that Tyler Glass Now probably just
Speaker 3: does not have the pain threshold of us big boys.
Speaker 3: Those were his exact words. So when the end this
Speaker 3: happened today, that's the first thing. And I'm like, you know,
Speaker 3: there's something about this guy. You look at him, he's
Speaker 3: just not that dog, that dog you want out there.
Speaker 3: Maybe David Roberts is a pulling inner Timulus order pull
Speaker 3: his glass now into his off and say, look, I
Speaker 3: don't like your hair, I don't like your face, I
Speaker 3: don't like how soft you are. We're gonna call you
Speaker 3: pit bull. From now on and throw him out there,
Speaker 3: because this guy, he just does the last couple games, Dave.
Speaker 3: He looks like a wreck out there, and I just
Speaker 3: don't understand it.
Speaker 8: Hey, that's what Tommy Lissorda did to our guy, oral Herscheizer.
Speaker 8: That's what Chris is channeling there. He told oral Herscheizer
Speaker 8: he didn't like his name, and he said, from that
Speaker 8: point on nineteen eighty three, maybe eighty two, he's going
Speaker 8: to start calling him Bulldogs. So yep, Chris, I like
Speaker 8: that and appreciate you knowing your Dodger history. Take her Dada,
Speaker 8: all right, Chris, thanks for the phone call. Look, I'm
Speaker 8: not going to question anybody's testicular fortitude, as the Great
Speaker 8: Gorilla Monsoon might say, but look, the Dodgers have got
Speaker 8: to figure it out with Tyler Glass. Now, just the
Speaker 8: Dodgers can't figure it out. It's gotta be something together
Speaker 8: and Glass noow's gotta be honest with the Dodgers as well.
Speaker 8: And the Dodger bullpen just can't keep doing this every
Speaker 8: fifth day because it's compromising the next day in the
Speaker 8: day after. So there's a trickle effect. It's not just
Speaker 8: about today. It has an effect tomorrow and it has
Speaker 8: an effect the next day.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 8: Speaking of tomorrow, I'll be filling in for Kirsten Watson
Speaker 8: on the sidelines on sports Net LA. So Tim Kates
Speaker 8: will be hosting Dodger Talk during the Marlins series. It
Speaker 8: will be Edward Cabrera on the mound for Miami tomorrow,
Speaker 8: Dustin May on the mound for the Dodgers Morongo Casino.
Speaker 8: Dodgers on Deck begins at six o'clock tomorrow with first
Speaker 8: pitch at seven to ten. Thanks to Colin Ee back
Speaker 8: at our Burbank Studios. Thanks to Dwayne McDonald out here
Speaker 8: at Dodgers Stadium. Thanks to you for listening. In case
Speaker 8: you missed any of the show, you can find it
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Speaker 7: Once again.
Speaker 8: The final score are the Dodgers defeat the Pirates nine
Speaker 8: to two.
Speaker 7: Have a great rest of your Sunday, Felice Domingo. See
Speaker 7: them so brand when look.
Speaker 8: At you, it's true time, Send it away
Speaker 6: Time.