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Speaker 6: Tim kats Hi, everybody, and we'll welcome in to my
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Speaker 6: as your world champion Los Angeles Dodgers fifty four and
Speaker 6: thirty two on this season, first place and run it
Speaker 6: away with the NL West. Tonight one of those is
Speaker 6: nights that you'll always remember. As Clayton Kershaw on the mound,
Speaker 6: the thirty seven year old and future Hall of Famer
Speaker 6: looking to secure one more career milestone as he closes
Speaker 6: in on three thousand strikeouts. First pitch from Dodger Stadium
Speaker 6: is coming up at seven to ten. Between then and now,
Speaker 6: we got a lot to get to. Here on Marongo Casino,
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Speaker 6: Dave Roberts.
Speaker 1: David Vasse goes.
Speaker 6: One on one with Jew Butterra, former Dodger ketcher now
Speaker 6: working with the White Sox. We've got your Dodgers magical moment. Shortly,
Speaker 6: Kirsten Watson from Sports at LA. We'll check in right
Speaker 6: before our Otani rewind and a just a few minutes
Speaker 6: we head out to the Gallpin Motors broadcast booth and
Speaker 6: here from Tim Neverett and Rick Monday. Well, last night,
Speaker 6: Yoshinobu Yamamoto was absolutely great. Seven innings, one run, three hits,
Speaker 6: eight strikeouts, ninety eight pitches over the seven innings, and
Speaker 6: he got locked in early lee and along the way
Speaker 6: he put up zeros. Meanwhile, the Dodgers offense got after
Speaker 6: White Sox rookie Shane Smith, who got two quick outs
Speaker 6: in the first innings before walking Will Smith and Max
Speaker 6: Munty back to back. That brought up to Oscar Hernandez,
Speaker 6: who followed an RBI single Andy Piz then came up
Speaker 6: and busted it open.
Speaker 4: That two out run, by the way, the one hundred
Speaker 4: and seventy eighth the Dodgers have scored, which is the
Speaker 4: most in Major League Baseball. Pitch the PIJZ that's ripped
Speaker 4: down the left field line, fair ball. It's gonna bounce
Speaker 4: around the left field corner. In comes Munsey to score.
Speaker 4: They will hold ta Oscar at third and Andy Pie
Speaker 4: haz in with a two out run scoring double. It's
Speaker 4: two nothing Los Angeles.
Speaker 6: Danny Piz his fifteenth RBI of a double of the season.
Speaker 6: RBI's number fifty six and fifty seven for Pies. A
Speaker 6: little two out damage there for the Dodgers, and they
Speaker 6: weren't done. The next Michael Confordo.
Speaker 4: Payoff pitch and Confordo panksit in the center field. That's
Speaker 4: a base hip. Here comes ta Oscar. He scores, speeding
Speaker 4: in right behind them. Mandy Pies hits a two runs
Speaker 4: single for Michael Confordo and the Dodgers are up four
Speaker 4: to nothing.
Speaker 6: In the bottom of the first four nothing Dodgers lead
Speaker 6: Piz a single. Later in the game, they are going
Speaker 6: up five to nothing. The White Sox finally got a
Speaker 6: run in the fourth inning, Dodgers up five to one.
Speaker 6: In the bottom of the fourth show, hey Otani got
Speaker 6: that run back with an absolute towering home run to
Speaker 6: right center field four hundred and eight feet felt like
Speaker 6: it went four hundred and eight feet into the sky
Speaker 6: as well. He hits his thirtieth home run of this season,
Speaker 6: the fifth straight season in a row he has hit
Speaker 6: thirty or more home runs. And we just flipped the
Speaker 6: calendar to July. The Dodgers get the win. They're fifty
Speaker 6: fourth of the year. With a six to one victory
Speaker 6: over the White Sox last night, Yoshinobu Yamamoto picks up
Speaker 6: his eighth win of the year.
Speaker 1: Dodgers win for the.
Speaker 6: Thirteenth time in six game sixteen games, and they open
Speaker 6: up a season.
Speaker 1: High eight game lead in the NL West.
Speaker 6: Going into play tonight with Clayton Kershaw on the mound
Speaker 6: chasing a career milestone three thousand strikeouts, he is three
Speaker 6: away from getting there. First pitch at seven to ten
Speaker 6: and with more we head out to the Gallpin Motors
Speaker 6: broadcast booth as we say hello to Tim Nevert and
Speaker 6: Rick Monday.
Speaker 4: Guys, Tim, another beautiful evening at Dodgers Stadium, and why not.
Speaker 4: It's a night for Clayton Kershaw for sure, three strikeouts away.
Speaker 4: It's spent the story since he came out of that
Speaker 4: game in Colorado last week. And for Clayton Kershaw, we'll
Speaker 4: talk about it during the broadcast, but this is one
Speaker 4: of the most rare situations a pitcher can have. You
Speaker 4: realize that there are more pitchers with three hundred wins
Speaker 4: than there are with three thousand strikeouts.
Speaker 2: You and I have been talking about this for a
Speaker 2: number of weeks. Is at three thousand, and I don't
Speaker 2: know when we're going to see that again, if we
Speaker 2: are going to see that again, because if you look
Speaker 2: at the focus of Major League Baseball now, it has
Speaker 2: changed from a starting pitching staff going seven, eight and
Speaker 2: nine innings in order to maybe accumulate a lot of strikeouts. Still,
Speaker 2: where the importance has really gone now in shouldering more
Speaker 2: with a bullpen, including the twenty six man roster. Why
Speaker 2: an additional pitcher has been added to the bullpen, so
Speaker 2: there's a different emphasis on what's happening. This is truly
Speaker 2: something that is remarkable, to say the least, and I
Speaker 2: think we can both compare notes the phone calls and
Speaker 2: the texts that we have received in the last number
Speaker 2: of days really off the charts.
Speaker 4: It's going to be history here at Dodger Stadium tonight
Speaker 4: with three strikeouts, that's just nine strikes.
Speaker 1: Curse.
Speaker 2: It's not a big deal, right, Well, would you like
Speaker 2: to know what's in the mind of Clayton Kersham. He
Speaker 2: approaches every game from what we see down on the field,
Speaker 2: as really a battle. It's more than just an outing.
Speaker 2: Days he's going to pitch. Don't bother him with saying
Speaker 2: hello today. Just say hello twice tomorrow. But we saw
Speaker 2: him go through the same routine. Dave Roberts is alluding
Speaker 2: to it earlier today talking to members of the media,
Speaker 2: going through his same routine yesterday in getting ready. From
Speaker 2: a mental standpoint, going down, we made the mention when
Speaker 2: he goes down to have a dry bullpen session, that's
Speaker 2: without a catcher. He's the only one that's in the bullpen,
Speaker 2: and he even signals if he's throwing a breaking ball
Speaker 2: or a slider in the bullpen session. And he's the
Speaker 2: only one down there.
Speaker 4: We're going to see plenty of Clayton kershaw Ton. I
Speaker 4: talk a lot about Clayton Kershaw and his accomplishments and
Speaker 4: his storied career as he tries to cement his legacy
Speaker 4: here tonight at Dodger Stadium. On the other side of
Speaker 4: the news, good news again. The Dodger starters and all
Speaker 4: the starters have been announced for the All Star Games tonight,
Speaker 4: and the Dodgers have Will Smith behind the plate, Freddie
Speaker 4: Freeman at first base, sho Hee Otani as the designated hitter.
Speaker 4: So they've got three of the nine starters and we'll
Speaker 4: see what happens in terms of other players that will
Speaker 4: get filled in here for the rest of the week.
Speaker 2: It's going to be nice too and devoting. The second
Speaker 2: phase is underway, and you can voice your opinion up
Speaker 2: to five times a day, and please do that. In meantime,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers have a ball game to win and even
Speaker 2: trying to stretch their lead in the Western Division the
Speaker 2: NASH League a little bit more now seven and a
Speaker 2: half in front of San Diego as we got underway today,
Speaker 2: nine games in front of the San Francisco Giants. The
Speaker 2: Dodgers have done it very well, winning sixteen at last
Speaker 2: twenty one games.
Speaker 4: Dodgers right fielder Tascar Hernandez gets the night off, Mookie
Speaker 4: Bets back in the lineup, and Hassan Kim will be
Speaker 4: back at second base, Tommy Edmund out in center field.
Speaker 4: The move Pahez who should be on the All Star
Speaker 4: team in some capacity.
Speaker 2: He'll be in right field tonight. Yeah, and I think
Speaker 2: we're looking everything that kind of happens. Tommy Edmond just
Speaker 2: showing still that the ankle is good enough to play
Speaker 2: in center field. Hey Song Kim playing at second base.
Speaker 2: He's been remarkable. Kim has in going up I think
Speaker 2: to the middle, to the backhand side, and he has
Speaker 2: a tremendous throwing arm that we've seen displayed the other
Speaker 2: day when he's a shortstop and he'll be at second base.
Speaker 2: It's kind of fun to watch that double play ball,
Speaker 2: especially when second basement has a strong throwing arm.
Speaker 4: White Sox and Dodgers White Sockx going with an opener
Speaker 4: Brandon Eisert and then Sean Burke, right hander is expected
Speaker 4: to follow the lefty reliever who will begin the ball
Speaker 4: game tonight. The Dodgers are won thirteen of the last sixteen,
Speaker 4: looking for win number fifty five here tonight.
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Speaker 6: your Otani rewind and we visit with Kirsten Watson next.
Speaker 6: That's all coming up as we lead you up to
Speaker 6: Dodgers in White Sox Clayton Kershaw, Jason History. If you're
Speaker 6: looking to become part of the three thousand strikeout club
Speaker 6: with three more strikeouts tonight, we'd lead you up to
Speaker 6: first pitch seven and ten at at Dodger Stadium. I'm
Speaker 6: Tim Kats's the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers Audio Network.
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Speaker 6: It's Dodgers and White Sox Clayton Kershaw on the mound,
Speaker 6: three strikeouts away from three thousand.
Speaker 1: First pitch coming up at seven ten. This is the
Speaker 1: Otani ree.
Speaker 4: Why Otani awakes the three to two pitch from Shane Smith.
Speaker 4: Here it comes, he swings. It's a high drive to
Speaker 4: right field. Way back at.
Speaker 7: This ball has gone a home run.
Speaker 3: Show Hey Oh, Tony with.
Speaker 4: A blast his thirtieth of the season and the Dodgers
Speaker 4: lead at six to one.
Speaker 1: Ratt'll show him O.
Speaker 4: Tony with his eighty third run scored a four hundred
Speaker 4: and eight foot blast into the right field pavilion.
Speaker 6: Show Hey Otani goes deep as thirtieth home run of
Speaker 6: the season.
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Speaker 6: runs or more RBI number fifty five for show Hey
Speaker 6: now hitting two to eighty seven on the season.
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Speaker 8: You know, every time Clayton Kershaw takes around, you know
Speaker 8: you're going to witness history in some way or another.
Speaker 8: Just the fact that it's this year eighteen in his career.
Speaker 8: He's still pitching. He's been excellent, especially this last month.
Speaker 8: But then you have a day like today where it
Speaker 8: truly feels like with only three strikeouts left to three thousand,
Speaker 8: we are literally going to witness something that there's a
Speaker 8: chance it might not happen again. You know the likelihood
Speaker 8: of a player getting three thousand strikeouts in their career,
Speaker 8: then you add doing it with one team in their career.
Speaker 8: This is something like we actually, we're so lucky to
Speaker 8: get to experience this and to watch it and for
Speaker 8: Clayton Kershaw to hopefully achieve that here at Dodger Stadium today, Like,
Speaker 8: there are days that feel special here. But I think
Speaker 8: when you askthing like that, you can feel the buzz.
Speaker 8: There are already so many fans who are here and like, yes,
Speaker 8: it's a Yoshinobi al motabablehead nights, so fans totow up
Speaker 8: early for that, but they're also aware of what they
Speaker 8: could be seeing. Hey, maybe he'll do it in a one, two, three,
Speaker 8: strike out. The side situation you never know, but just
Speaker 8: the fact that he is on the brink of something
Speaker 8: so incredible, it's it's exciting. It's a happy, happy Kursha
Speaker 8: day for us.
Speaker 6: We've seen it recently, two other pictures getting the three
Speaker 6: thousand of strikeouts and Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer, and
Speaker 6: they did it in different uniforms.
Speaker 1: Max Scherzer did it in a Dodger uniform.
Speaker 6: It just feels special though tonight, because this is a
Speaker 6: Dodger who is a Dodger, bleeds blue, eighteen years in
Speaker 6: the big leagues, drafted by the Dodger. He is a
Speaker 6: Dodger through and through. I think it just feels different
Speaker 6: because of that.
Speaker 8: No, it does, and you're right, and it was lucky
Speaker 8: for us that we actually got to witness Max Scherzer,
Speaker 8: you know, do achieving that in a Dodger's uniform. And
Speaker 8: it was obviously through that trade that year. But with
Speaker 8: this one, I actually was talking to Stan Casen earlier
Speaker 8: and we were He is someone who obviously has been
Speaker 8: around so many different organizations and Hall of Famers, guys
Speaker 8: who have three hundred career wins, things like that, and
Speaker 8: he said, it's very rare that you can come across
Speaker 8: a player who chooses to prioritize wanting to do something
Speaker 8: and wanting to have a career with one organization. He
Speaker 8: actually compared it to a Chipper Jones. He said that
Speaker 8: Chipper was a player. When he was a player, he
Speaker 8: was someone who was very adamant about staying in one uniform.
Speaker 8: And so when you have a player like Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 8: who wants to do that, it's so far and few.
Speaker 8: He does think like more players are starting to kind
Speaker 8: of prioritize that and wanting have an interest in that
Speaker 8: if they can't, you know, not everyone gets the privilege
Speaker 8: of staying with one organization for eighteen years like Clayton
Speaker 8: Kershaw has. So to see it in that, he said,
Speaker 8: it's just it's something that is so lucky for the
Speaker 8: fans to experience. They've seen all of the phases of
Speaker 8: Clayton Kershaw. They've seen whether it's Kershaw with no kids,
Speaker 8: Kershaw now with soon to be five kids. We're seeing
Speaker 8: so many different things. You're seeing the cy Young Award winner,
Speaker 8: You're seeing the MVP World Series Championship. There have been
Speaker 8: so many facets in which we have seen Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 8: at peak greatness, and so to have that experience in
Speaker 8: for it to all being a Dodgers uniform, like, he's
Speaker 8: going to be one of three players who have done that,
Speaker 8: having three thousand career strikeouts in one uniform. And I
Speaker 8: think that just shows even Dave Roberts has said, when
Speaker 8: you look at his career as a whole, it's what
Speaker 8: makes him one of the greatest, if not the greatest Dodger.
Speaker 3: Of all time.
Speaker 8: And so that is where that one uniform it just
Speaker 8: comes down to that. And so it's look this, I'm
Speaker 8: already excited just kind of thinking about, you know, we
Speaker 8: get to witness this phase of his eighteen years in
Speaker 8: Dodger uniform. So it's gonna be a fun day. It's
Speaker 8: definitely gonna be a fun day, and Kershaw wants it.
Speaker 6: Gonna be a special night. First Bitch coming up in
Speaker 6: seven ten here soon.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it.
Speaker 6: We'll check in with your post game still to come
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Speaker 1: We'll hear from David Vasse.
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Speaker 6: Clayton Kershaw going for three thousand strikeouts. I'm Tim kats
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Speaker 6: a big night out of Dodger Stadium tonight. Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 6: three strikeouts away from three thousand and ten, back out
Speaker 6: and check in with the Dodger skipper.
Speaker 3: The questions for Dave Dave? Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 3: Can you talk about the pressure.
Speaker 5: In the dugouts with Dave Roberts?
Speaker 7: I think for for me, I think I can speak
Speaker 7: for everyone. We're kind of waiting in anticipation, chance for history.
Speaker 7: It's the last box for Clayton to check in his
Speaker 7: tremendous career, to be able to potentially be able to
Speaker 7: do it at home in front of our fans. I
Speaker 7: think we're all looking forward to that. He's never been
Speaker 7: a person to look for kind of you know, acknowledgment,
Speaker 7: I guess, or attention, but you know, he's earned that
Speaker 7: and whether he likes it or not, so I hope
Speaker 7: it happens soon. I think that he wants it to
Speaker 7: happen soon just to get it over with. So I'm
Speaker 7: sure when he gets into some two strike counts, he's
Speaker 7: going to be chasing it and it's hard not to.
Speaker 7: It's an aggressive team. They put the ball in play early.
Speaker 7: But it's going to be fun. I mean, I know,
Speaker 7: his whole family's here and it's something that's been highly anticipated.
Speaker 7: And again just to have the opportunity to potentially do
Speaker 7: it at home, I personally can't wait to celebrate him.
Speaker 7: And you know, I've been a part of this for
Speaker 7: ten years with him, so it's been fun.
Speaker 1: There's what a career it has been.
Speaker 6: And tonight another milestone for Clayton Kershaw. Three strikeouts away
Speaker 6: from three thousand. If he wasn't already a Hall of Famer,
Speaker 6: this is the cherry on top for number twenty two.
Speaker 6: When we continue here on Dodgers on Deck, we will
Speaker 6: check in with David Vase speaking of great people leading
Speaker 6: up to first pitch Dodgers and White Sox. It's Yoshinobu
Speaker 6: Yabamoto bobblehead night. It's being overshadowed by what Clayton Kershaw
Speaker 6: is soon gonna do when he takes to mount tonight
Speaker 6: at seven ten.
Speaker 1: I'm Tim Kaates's World champion Los Angeles Dodgers Audio Network.
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Speaker 6: Dodgers and White Sox on this Wednesday night in game
Speaker 6: two of this three game sent Clayton Kershaw on the
Speaker 6: mound zero ning in on three thousand strikeouts.
Speaker 1: He is three away first pitch, coming up at seven.
Speaker 5: Ten, joining Tim Kates on Dodgers on Deck. I accept
Speaker 5: everybody for who they are, this his Dodger insider David BASSI.
Speaker 6: All right, DV one of these games everybody wants to
Speaker 6: be at. Yes, it's a bobblehead giveaway, but it's all
Speaker 6: about Clayton Kershaw and being there for history.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I told my kids, you're coming for Kershaw
Speaker 9: and you'll get a bobblehead. It's not about the bobbleheads tonight.
Speaker 9: It's about being here for history and it's a sellout
Speaker 9: crowd here at Dodger Stadium. Clayton Kershaw five minutes ago
Speaker 9: just emerged out of the Dodger dugout and got a
Speaker 9: standing ovation from the fans that are already in their seats.
Speaker 9: And for the first time that I've ever covered Kershaw,
Speaker 9: he actually acknowledged as he was going out for his
Speaker 9: warm ups. He saluted the crowd that gave him a
Speaker 9: standing ovation, so you obviously know the emotions are running high.
Speaker 9: He went out to center field as he always does
Speaker 9: before he really gets going with his warmups, to pound
Speaker 9: the center field wall. So he's out there right now
Speaker 9: doing his warm up drills and everybody isn't anticipating when
Speaker 9: he records his three thousand strikeout just three away.
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Speaker 6: team a long time. You've seen Clayton Kershaw over the years.
Speaker 6: A night like this ten years ago, five years ago,
Speaker 6: how would he embrace it as opposed to how he's
Speaker 6: going to embrace it tonight.
Speaker 3: Well, a lot, you know. I remember his no hitter
Speaker 3: in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 9: That was the first time I had ever seen him
Speaker 9: just enjoy the moment as much as he did that night. Obviously,
Speaker 9: at that point he had not won the World Series.
Speaker 3: He had disappointments.
Speaker 9: In twenty thirteen with the NLCS, and then later in
Speaker 9: twenty fourteen he would have disappointments in the NLDS at
Speaker 9: the hands of the Cardinals, So this would have been
Speaker 9: much different in twenty fourteen. Maybe if he would have
Speaker 9: got it in that time period or in that mindset
Speaker 9: after he got it, he would have enjoyed the moment,
Speaker 9: but leading up to it, he wouldn't. He wouldn't have
Speaker 9: been as open with his feelings about it as he
Speaker 9: has been leading up to this three thousand strikeout, which
Speaker 9: tells you he also knows that this could be his
Speaker 9: last year pitching in Major League Baseball and he wants
Speaker 9: to enjoy it.
Speaker 3: He wants his kids to enjoy it.
Speaker 9: So all of this is a family experience for the Kershaws,
Speaker 9: and his son Charlie was with him on the last
Speaker 9: road trip at the ballpark.
Speaker 3: Every day he's into it.
Speaker 9: He knows what's happening, So that's another motivating factor to.
Speaker 1: All this, David.
Speaker 6: The National League and American League starters for the All
Speaker 6: Star Game in Atlanta were announced about two and a
Speaker 6: half hours ago. The Dodgers had a lot of players
Speaker 6: in the final vote. What ended up happening, You.
Speaker 9: Show hal Tani automatically in because he was the leading
Speaker 9: vote getter in the National League.
Speaker 3: Will Smith obviously.
Speaker 9: Not only having one of the best seasons ev any catcher,
Speaker 9: but any player in Major League Baseball. This year he
Speaker 9: is going to be the starter, and Freddie Freeman is
Speaker 9: going back to Atlanta as a Dodger World champion and
Speaker 9: as a Dodger starting at first base in Atlanta four
Speaker 9: years after the Braves said you know what, We're done
Speaker 9: with you.
Speaker 3: So that's going to be special.
Speaker 9: For Freddy to go back to Atlanta as the first
Speaker 9: baseman for the National League.
Speaker 6: Now, the Dodger players who didn't get voted in as starters,
Speaker 6: they still have a chance to making that trip back
Speaker 6: east though too, right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Taoskar Hernandez was one of the top outfield vote
Speaker 9: getters leading up to this final vote. Max Munsey was
Speaker 9: in the final vote with Manny Machado. I believe that
Speaker 9: Munsey has a very good chance if he continues this surge,
Speaker 9: to be a reserve. Andy Pajez has a great chance
Speaker 9: to be a reserve. I'm not sure if Taoscar Hernandez
Speaker 9: will or won't be, but it wouldn't be the worst
Speaker 9: thing for Taoskar and Mookie Betts to just to use
Speaker 9: the All Star break to get healthy physically and mentally.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it, Dicks David, great stuff.
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Speaker 6: Now the Dodgers in White Sox squared off of the
Speaker 6: nineteen fifty nine World Series. We go to Game four
Speaker 6: of the nineteen fifty nine World Series, Monday, October fifth,
Speaker 6: a two o'clock start.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love a good two.
Speaker 6: O'clock start on a Monday at the La Memorial Coliseum.
Speaker 6: Dodgers a two to one series lead in this Game four.
Speaker 6: They would score four runs in the bottom half of
Speaker 6: the third inning. In the top of the seventh throw
Speaker 6: back came the White Sox old Sherm Lawler a three
Speaker 6: run home run, capping off a four run top half
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Speaker 1: We lead you out to first pitch.
Speaker 6: Clayton Kershaw, three strikeouts away from three thousand Dodgers taken
Speaker 6: on the White Sox. I'm Tim Kasis, the world champion
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Speaker 6: It's Dodgers and White Sox on this Wednesday night. Clayton Kershaw,
Speaker 6: three strikeouts away from three thousand. First pitch coming up
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Speaker 5: broadcaster and World Series Champion Dodger Rick Monday.
Speaker 9: Well, it's always great to see so many former Dodgers
Speaker 9: in the house for a special occasion, and it was
Speaker 9: really great to see Rick Monday's former teammate Bill Russell
Speaker 9: in the booth with you today.
Speaker 2: And a gentleman that played more games in a Dodger
Speaker 2: uniform than any other player in franchise history. So you know,
Speaker 2: this is a special deal. Anyway, when you start to
Speaker 2: see former players show up, this is a special night.
Speaker 2: And this does not roll around to that office. You
Speaker 2: and I were watching along with Dwayne mcconolo, a producer engineer,
Speaker 2: Clayton Kershaw leaving the dugout to go down the left
Speaker 2: field line to get loose. Normally he's alone with all
Speaker 2: of his thoughts. Well, he got a standing ovation just
Speaker 2: walking down the line and for the first time that
Speaker 2: we can recall the two of us and just sharing
Speaker 2: a little inside information. First time that we saw him
Speaker 2: actually acknowledge the crowd as he was going down and
Speaker 2: as he normally does, goes through the stretching exercises, then
Speaker 2: jogs from the foul lines all the way to center field,
Speaker 2: and as he normally does, he pounds the outfield wall
Speaker 2: with his fist. That's just his way of kind of
Speaker 2: getting into that mental aspect. And wouldn't you like to
Speaker 2: know what's going on in his mind as he approaches
Speaker 2: tonight's game just three thousand away in the strikeout department
Speaker 2: from history.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right.
Speaker 9: Can you imagine after he gets the first two ricks?
Speaker 9: I mean, how he might be feeling when he faces
Speaker 9: the next batter, after that second.
Speaker 2: How about after the second punch out that next hitter.
Speaker 2: Because I don't think anyone wants to be the number
Speaker 2: of three thousand.
Speaker 9: Right, That's what somebody asked me earlier today. If you're
Speaker 9: any of the White Sox, do you want to be
Speaker 9: that guy?
Speaker 2: Connected answers no, before you get the yeah, the answer
Speaker 2: is no. And Dwayne McDonald, who's our guru of everything
Speaker 2: that's ever happened in Major League Baseball, looked dumb, and
Speaker 2: you asked the question, had I ever seen a game
Speaker 2: where a pitcher recorded his three thousandth career? And I said,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Well, the man on the spot, Dwayne McDonald,
Speaker 2: said yes, I had, and I had no idea the
Speaker 2: remembrance of it. Gay Lord Perry. Back in nineteen seventy eight,
Speaker 2: the last game of the season, Perry, then with San Diego,
Speaker 2: struck out Joe Simpson for his number three thousand, so
Speaker 2: it's something that happens, and you and I were give
Speaker 2: a little information even before the ball game could be
Speaker 2: a special deal because Kershaw, who has pitched two thousand,
Speaker 2: seven hundred and eighty one and one third innings, he
Speaker 2: would become the fourth quickest pitcher to reach three thousand
Speaker 2: strankouts based on innings pitch, and he would surpass Nolan Ryan,
Speaker 2: who had three thousand. It took him twenty eight hundred
Speaker 2: and two innings pitch. So if you go to the
Speaker 2: record books, play Kershaw just he's going up and up
Speaker 2: and up.
Speaker 3: Rick.
Speaker 9: I've been told Kershaw has told the folks here at
Speaker 9: Dodgers Stadium he does not want the game to be
Speaker 9: stopped because of the in house entertainment. But the fans
Speaker 9: organically can stop the game.
Speaker 2: Well, and it depends on what is going to happen.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's all kinds of scenarios and the inside
Speaker 2: information don't know all of the plans. But no, they're
Speaker 2: not going to disrupt the games. I think point well taken.
Speaker 2: I think the fans will this certain ext point just
Speaker 2: acknowledging the fact of how grand that's that milestone is.
Speaker 2: But it would be after the half inning when they
Speaker 2: when they play something up on the board, is my understanding?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And we saw this happen just in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 9: Max Scherzer, who spent a short time with the Dodgers,
Speaker 9: recorded his three thousandth and he got a curtain call.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question. Let's say the Kershaw
Speaker 2: and it's going the Dodger's way on the scoreboard. Let's
Speaker 2: say that Clayton Kershaw goes and we just pick a
Speaker 2: number here. He's in the seventh inning of the game
Speaker 2: because a Roberts purposely let him go after six intings,
Speaker 2: go to the seventh inning, record it out, and then
Speaker 2: go to the mound for this reason, to let Clayton
Speaker 2: Kershaw understand and hear the crowd and their appreciation on
Speaker 2: everything that he has done this particular point. Make the
Speaker 2: pitching change. And what's Kershaw's reaction if that happens, Because
Speaker 2: he tries to hide a lot of emotions, but he
Speaker 2: does have deep down the emotion. He just doesn't want
Speaker 2: other people to see it, especially competitors he's working against.
Speaker 9: Four kids will be here and exactly pregnant wife will
Speaker 9: be here, So I think he would be all in for.
Speaker 2: That and we're all rooting for him because we start
Speaker 2: to look. We talk about it so many times, David.
Speaker 2: We see the work that he puts in in between
Speaker 2: his starts, and it's unlike most pitchers that you see.
Speaker 2: He's very, very oriented in making sure that he chucks
Speaker 2: off all the boxes on the days that we don't
Speaker 2: see him pitching, but we see him working out.
Speaker 3: No doubt. That's why he has so much respect from guys.
Speaker 2: So you get your camera ready, big boy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, be ready.
Speaker 9: And that's why he has so much respect from the
Speaker 9: guys that have played with him and guys that compete
Speaker 9: against him. His work ethic and his respect for the game. Yep, thanks, Rick,
Speaker 9: we'll send it back to you in the studio.
Speaker 1: Tim, all right, they's lot, guys.
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Speaker 9: Clayton Kershaw just three strikeouts away from three thousand. We're
Speaker 9: very fortunate to have one of his former catchers in.
Speaker 3: The house today. He is now the.
Speaker 9: Catching coordinator for the Chicago White Sox. He is on
Speaker 9: Will Venifo's staff, and it worked out perfectly that he's
Speaker 9: at Dodger Stadium on a night deck to be historic.
Speaker 9: That is the one and only great Italian American drew,
Speaker 9: but Tarret Drew.
Speaker 3: Thanks a lot for the time. Yeah, a rough excep.
Speaker 3: When you saw that there was a chance that this.
Speaker 9: Could happen while the White Sox were in town, what
Speaker 9: was your reaction?
Speaker 6: You know, it's uh, didn't have history could be made
Speaker 6: and you can you can watch.
Speaker 9: That's pretty cool with christ I know you want but
Speaker 9: White Sox to win, but you could have both. The
Speaker 9: White Sox could win today and Grushaw could make history.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what, Uh, I'm a little biased, but.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping that he doesn't make his story.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 6: If he does, great, If not, okay, But he's a
Speaker 6: he's a Hall may Venture and you know, I'm happy
Speaker 6: that eventually.
Speaker 9: He wills Will Snyder the next true You were teammates
Speaker 9: with Gershaw in Crime Peak Powers twenty fourteen is MVP season.
Speaker 3: What was so special about.
Speaker 9: Not only being a teammate but being one of his patchers.
Speaker 1: Just to kind of witness like his greatest on a
Speaker 1: day day base.
Speaker 3: He was the one of the most like freshmen that
Speaker 3: people have ever met, and.
Speaker 6: It was it was really special to see his work
Speaker 6: day in and day out.
Speaker 3: You know, behind every success, it's a hard core story
Speaker 3: man to see him go out and every.
Speaker 9: Single day was stray Drew view Terran is our guest
Speaker 9: before first pitch between the Dodgers and White Sox, and
Speaker 9: you were talking about just the work ethday and the
Speaker 9: five games team. I mean, when catchers come to the
Speaker 9: Big League, they're talking about being servants to their pitchers.
Speaker 3: It feels by kershots of servants to the catchers. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know about that. You know where we were.
Speaker 1: Kind of here from him, but it was it was
Speaker 1: cold to learn, you know, new things that I might
Speaker 1: not have picked up, you know, from anybody else. And
Speaker 1: and he kind of helped me with my routine too.
Speaker 6: I'd go out there and on the one rins bold
Speaker 6: or whatever, and then I got to watch him and
Speaker 6: how hard he worked.
Speaker 1: And you know, obviously you admired rat if you want
Speaker 1: to aspire to be great.
Speaker 9: So you know, I've kind of called him around on
Speaker 9: one day that it would That's kind of the one
Speaker 9: thing or one of the things that people failed to
Speaker 9: appreciate about Kershot Marty is how he sees the game.
Speaker 3: Is that the next.
Speaker 9: Level that helped him get to the score step at.
Speaker 3: Three thousands Stride owns though it.
Speaker 1: Doesn't no doubt he was a bold off the fat.
Speaker 6: He had his plan and he stuck to it and
Speaker 6: you know, good batter and never and that that takes,
Speaker 6: you know, a lot of mental traine.
Speaker 1: That had a lot of preparations and he had. So
Speaker 1: it was it was fun to watch my hand catch
Speaker 1: and it was even seeing me more fun y ball.
Speaker 9: Is there one game that stands out to you the
Speaker 9: most where you were behind the plate and how that went?
Speaker 1: Uh, you know, I don't remember his specifically. It was
Speaker 1: the first time I caught him and he was on
Speaker 1: a run. I was more nervous about messing up.
Speaker 4: His run than anything else.
Speaker 9: And I remember he had like first and third, nobody out,
Speaker 9: and he would like to strike out, strike out and
Speaker 9: round out.
Speaker 1: I just look like a huge sigh.
Speaker 3: Of relief that we got out of the heather and
Speaker 3: I got you know, like I said.
Speaker 1: Any tention watch, but.
Speaker 9: The times I did it was it was really special
Speaker 9: for you, all right, true, thanks a lot for the time,
Speaker 9: really appreciated, and hopefully the White Sox out.
Speaker 5: Good night.
Speaker 9: But Kershaw makes sister, there you go, I like, there
Speaker 9: he goes. Former Dodger catcher now catching coach with the
Speaker 9: Chicago White Sox, Drew but Terra has been our guest,
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Speaker 1: All right, thank so lot, David.
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Speaker 6: three zero three r thirty seven year old left hander.
Speaker 6: In his eighteen season wearing Dodger blue, he has struck
Speaker 6: out twenty nine batters this year. Is now three strikeouts
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Speaker 6: Baseball history to reach three thousand strikeouts. He becomes just
Speaker 6: the fourth left hander to reach that milestone. Kershaw will
Speaker 6: become the first Dodger reached three thousand strikeouts while recording
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Speaker 6: Making his ninth start, holding a two to one record
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Speaker 6: six one run, two hits, five strikeouts versus the Rockies,
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Speaker 4: Guys, Tim, thanks again, all eyes on Clayton Kershaw tonight
Speaker 4: as he continues to chase three thousand strikeouts. He's down
Speaker 4: to just three to get. And what's it gonna be?
Speaker 5: Ma?
Speaker 3: Will it be on a curveball? Will it be on
Speaker 3: a slider?
Speaker 4: I think a lot of folks looking to guess that,
Speaker 4: but certainly Clayton will take it anyway he gets it.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it'll probably be on a breaking ball.
Speaker 2: And for Kurse show the last outing went six innings,
Speaker 2: that was in Denver, one run, only two hits. The
Speaker 2: one home run was hit in that ball game. But
Speaker 2: he has been remarkable in those six innings, made just
Speaker 2: sixty nine pitches, and I thought, really overall ballots, curveball, slider,
Speaker 2: off speed pitch and remember two we've seen a couple
Speaker 2: of weird splitters also thrown by. Could be a big
Speaker 2: night just not only for Kershaw, but for Dodger fans
Speaker 2: really around the country.
Speaker 4: Strikeout number one was on May twenty fifth, two thousand
Speaker 4: and eight, against the Cardinals. It was Skip Schumacher who
Speaker 4: will strike out number three thousand b We're gonna find out. Meantime,
Speaker 4: the White Sox are sending reliever lefty Brandon Isisart to
Speaker 4: the mound to open the ballgame. Sean Berk, a right hander,
Speaker 4: is expected to follow as the Dodgers and White Sox
Speaker 4: get ready for Game two of this three game set
Speaker 4: on what should be a very special night and historic
Speaker 4: night here at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 6: Tim all Right, the countdown to three thousand begins. Next,
Speaker 6: nine hundred and seventy seven for Clayton Kershaw, three away
Speaker 6: from three thousand strikeouts. First bitch from Clayton Kershaw is next.
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