Speaker 1: One thing about this gene is the invisible and tangibles
Speaker 1: that they have.
Speaker 2: This team is really becoming a family. Let's not play
Speaker 2: one on Tom. Let's win this.
Speaker 1: I love writing me these guys after the show.
Speaker 2: So just thank you.
Speaker 3: Give me are your attention, your fire and not a pisson.
Speaker 4: This is world champion, Dodgers, world champion thing.
Speaker 3: It put a small soft time.
Speaker 5: They get up people what they want to.
Speaker 3: Die too in a row two is special. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's not a headache. One of a con. This ball's gone.
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Speaker 4: David Vasse.
Speaker 6: We are live at Dodger Stadium after the Padres salvage
Speaker 6: the final game of a four game series by beating
Speaker 6: the Dodgers and surviving the Dodgers in more ways than
Speaker 6: one five to three tonight at Dodgers Stadium. David Vase
Speaker 6: with you until midnight tonight, taking your phone calls at
Speaker 6: eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy. We
Speaker 6: have a full line of calls that we're gonna get
Speaker 6: to and just be patient because I know this was
Speaker 6: one of those games that everybody wants to share their
Speaker 6: opinions and emotions on, and certainly emotions spilled over from
Speaker 6: the Padres side of things, as they always seem to do.
Speaker 6: Let's be quite honest, how many times over the course
Speaker 6: of the last five years, has it been the Dodgers
Speaker 6: that have started something between them and the Padres. Whether
Speaker 6: it's Andy Green being the manager of the Padres, whether
Speaker 6: it's Fernando Tattis Junior, or Manny Machado or now Mike
Speaker 6: shild it always seems to spill over from that dugout.
Speaker 6: You don't really see anybody spill over and let the
Speaker 6: emotions run high from the.
Speaker 3: Dodgers side of things.
Speaker 6: That's a complex the Padres have, similar to the Sacramento Kings.
Speaker 6: That was their complex against the Lakers from two thousand
Speaker 6: to two thousand and five because they wanted to beat
Speaker 6: Big Brothers so bad, but they always came up short.
Speaker 6: And that's been the reality. That's been the reality for
Speaker 6: the Padres. No matter how much they want to bow up,
Speaker 6: they always come up short against the Dodgers. Whether it
Speaker 6: was twenty twenty in the bubble, whether it's twenty twenty
Speaker 6: in the regular season. You know, the only time the
Speaker 6: Padres really were able to land a jab was during
Speaker 6: the twenty twenty two NLDS when they beat the Dodgers
Speaker 6: in that series. And I've gone through my side of things,
Speaker 6: I never thought the Dodgers really took that series as
Speaker 6: seriously as they should have. But nonetheless, the Padres did
Speaker 6: beat them, and that gave them confidence to believe that
Speaker 6: they belong on the same field with the Dodgers. And
Speaker 6: they almost beat him again last year, but the emotions
Speaker 6: got the best of them. Manny Machado throwing the ball
Speaker 6: at Dave Roberts in the dugout, the Padres realizing where
Speaker 6: they were, and all of a sudden their offense went
Speaker 6: extremely cold. Mike shilt Aj Preller wanting to have Dylan
Speaker 6: c start, you know, instead of Martine Perez last year.
Speaker 3: So there were a lot of different.
Speaker 6: Things, and emotions always seemed to get the best of
Speaker 6: the Padres, and they did again tonight, and it may
Speaker 6: even cost them their closer for a few games, because
Speaker 6: their closer hit the face of Major League Baseball tonight
Speaker 6: in retaliation and not only did a right handed reliever
Speaker 6: like Robert Suarez hit shoe a Otani, he went above
Speaker 6: the shoulders between the one and the seven to hit Otani.
Speaker 6: That was extremely too close to the head. You don't
Speaker 6: do that. That's an unwritten rule. You do what Randy
Speaker 6: Vasquez did. You go below the waist, You hit him
Speaker 6: in the thigh, you hit him in the hamstring like
Speaker 6: he did the second game of the series.
Speaker 3: But if we're keeping score here, Mike Shilt, if.
Speaker 6: You're driving back to San Diego right now and you're
Speaker 6: keeping score, because you obviously are, and yes, the Dodgers
Speaker 6: did hit Fernando Tattis Junior unintentionally three times in seven games,
Speaker 6: so you're keeping score. So let's keep this score. You
Speaker 6: and your pitchers intentionally hit the best player in Major
Speaker 6: League Baseball twice, and in fact, you did it in
Speaker 6: a sloppy way. Randy Vasquez had two shots at O'tani
Speaker 6: on Tuesday night, another unwritten rule.
Speaker 3: You get one shot. He missed it. He went again.
Speaker 6: And then tonight Robert Suarez a three to zero with
Speaker 6: two outs and Miguel Rojas on deck instead of Mookie Betts,
Speaker 6: and he goes above the waist and above the shoulder
Speaker 6: area right there.
Speaker 3: Come on, if we're.
Speaker 6: Keeping score and we're baseball men here, you should know
Speaker 6: that was over the line. Now, I will say this
Speaker 6: in defense of the Padres. And like I mentioned during
Speaker 6: the Clubhouse Show, I was furious at the Dodgers' pitching
Speaker 6: staff for not protecting their hitters against the Cardinals during
Speaker 6: the twenty thirteen season and the twenty fourteen season. We
Speaker 6: all remember Joe Kelly, everybody's favorite son now in La
Speaker 6: Mariachi Joe. Yeah, it was Joe Kelly that broke Hanley
Speaker 6: Ramirez's ribs and changed the complexion of that NLCS in
Speaker 6: twenty thirteen because that entire twenty thirteen season, the Cardinals
Speaker 6: were doing what the Dodgers were doing in these seven games,
Speaker 6: pitching inside aggressively, and if they hit tattoos, they hit tattoos. Sorry,
Speaker 6: Luke Trevino, Sorry, you know little here, but if you
Speaker 6: can't command the pitches inside, don't go in there. And
Speaker 6: I was furious at the Dodgers for not retaliating a
Speaker 6: few different times during the regular season, and I was
Speaker 6: upset during the NLCS they did not, you know, hit
Speaker 6: another Cardinals batter during that NLCS. It took the Cardinals
Speaker 6: hitting whoever during the twenty fourteen season. I can't remember
Speaker 6: even who it was for Clayton Kershaw to hit Matt Holiday.
Speaker 6: That was the first and only time. So I don't
Speaker 6: have a problem with protecting your superstar, but do it
Speaker 6: the right way. Eight six six nine eight seven two
Speaker 6: five seventy is the phone number. Let's go out to
Speaker 6: Ben and see me Valley. You're on Dodger Talk with
Speaker 6: David vasse Hi.
Speaker 7: Ben Hi, David, Yeah, thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 7: Listen. I love when dust up like this happened. As
Speaker 7: a fan, I feel like this was a long time coming.
Speaker 7: Like I can't wait to hear all the other callers
Speaker 7: reactions tonight. I can't wait for, you know, John Boyd
Speaker 7: to make one of those lip reading videos so I
Speaker 7: can watch it. You know, I've been on hold for
Speaker 7: a half hour writing down all my thoughts like a
Speaker 7: like a madman, you know, just waiting to talk to you.
Speaker 7: But just look at the differences between these two teams.
Speaker 7: I think, for example, look at Otani's reaction to being
Speaker 7: themed twice, which was clearly intentional, like no question about it,
Speaker 7: and then watched Katis Junior and Mike schilt overreacts like divas,
Speaker 7: like I can't imagine that, And you know, I think
Speaker 7: it was very telling how even when Tatis was hit tonight,
Speaker 7: Shilt ran out and just started pointing the finger at
Speaker 7: Dave Roberts instead of even checking on his guys, Like,
Speaker 7: has this guy just been so tired of coming in
Speaker 7: second place for a couple of years now that he's
Speaker 7: just resorting to these bush league tactics trying to galvanize
Speaker 7: his sorry team or something. That's that's the impression that
Speaker 7: I'm getting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree with you.
Speaker 6: And look, Mike Shilt crossed the line as well, the
Speaker 6: way he went after Dave Roberts and even some of
Speaker 6: his postgame comments saying enough is enough. I mean, you
Speaker 6: don't go after show Aotani the way they did. You
Speaker 6: have to recognize what's going on in the game. Do
Speaker 6: they really believe that Jack Little, making his major league
Speaker 6: debut was hitting Tatis Junior on purpose? I mean, it's
Speaker 6: one thing to be upset and rightfully so that he
Speaker 6: got hit again, But you're gonna go after Dave Roberts
Speaker 6: as if he ordered that. I mean, come on, and
Speaker 6: here's another part of this equation. And I'm also mentioned
Speaker 6: this during the Clubhouse Show when Mark McGuire was the
Speaker 6: Dodgers hitting coach. He talked to me about how guys
Speaker 6: get hit in the hands because they have not been
Speaker 6: taught the proper.
Speaker 3: Way on how to get out of the way of pitches.
Speaker 6: If Tatish Junior just turns his back the way Otani did,
Speaker 6: his hands don't get hit. They were compromised. It's simple
Speaker 6: as that. It was a fastball. I don't know why
Speaker 6: he's trying to dive into the pitch now. I'm not
Speaker 6: happy about him getting hit on the hands, and I'm
Speaker 6: not saying he deserved getting hit on the hands, but
Speaker 6: the fact is he didn't try to get out of
Speaker 6: the way the right way. O'tani was textbook in that matter,
Speaker 6: just like he is in a lot of different ways.
Speaker 6: And I love the way Otani was basically taunting the
Speaker 6: padres and laughing at him in some way, you know,
Speaker 6: playing his mind games instead of giving them what they wanted.
Speaker 6: And that was the outrageous emotional reaction.
Speaker 3: That they had.
Speaker 6: I mean, the way Otani kept his team in check
Speaker 6: was pretty masterful. And here's what Mike Schild had to
Speaker 6: say after the game tonight, as he basically spelled out that,
Speaker 6: you know, Robert Suarez go ahead and hit Otani again.
Speaker 8: Did you did you think the pitch was intentional to
Speaker 8: hit Tatista tonight in that spot.
Speaker 9: I'd like to think not, but I can't say that.
Speaker 9: Only a couple of people know that. And whether it
Speaker 9: was or it wasn't, enough is enough. You know, we
Speaker 9: got a guy who's getting X rays right now. It's
Speaker 9: one of the best players in the game, of course,
Speaker 9: on our team. And this guy's get has taken shots, okay,
Speaker 9: and before the series, you know we had and I
Speaker 9: can back this up with complete evidence. You know, track
Speaker 9: records speak for themselves. The teams that I'm managed don't
Speaker 9: get into alter casey this because teams I'm managed don't
Speaker 9: throw at people. But also teams I've managed don't take anything.
Speaker 9: And after a while, I'm not going to take it,
Speaker 9: and I'm not going to take it on behalf of Toddy.
Speaker 9: I'm not going to take it on behalf of our team.
Speaker 9: Intentional aren't intentional, truly, That's simple. That's how this game's play.
Speaker 9: And you want to call that old school, then yeah,
Speaker 9: we'll play old school.
Speaker 10: Baseball.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, Mike Schild, what about old school baseball where
Speaker 6: you only get one shot to hit a player and
Speaker 6: you don't go close to the shoulder head area when
Speaker 6: you try to hit somebody intentionally or unintentionally.
Speaker 3: Is he serious? He doesn't even know what he's saying.
Speaker 6: He's saying on one hand, he isn't sure whether or
Speaker 6: not Jack Little hit Tattoos Junior on purpose, which he didn't.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 6: Do you think Jack Little's coming into the game and
Speaker 6: being told to hit Fernando Tattoos Junior. If you look
Speaker 6: at the track record of Dave Roberts and the Dodgers
Speaker 6: since Andrew Freeman and him took over, they actually go
Speaker 6: the complete opposite and discourage that type of stuff from happening.
Speaker 6: Dave doesn't want to be ejected. He actually gets mad
Speaker 6: at me when I tell him you should be ejected sometimes,
Speaker 6: and he doesn't want to do that. But when the
Speaker 6: opposing manager is like going nuts and losing his mind,
Speaker 6: what's he supposed to do? Just sit there? No, He's
Speaker 6: gonna defend himself and defend his team. I mean, come on,
Speaker 6: it was clear the Dodgers and I don't want to
Speaker 6: use the word punt because they weren't punting on the game,
Speaker 6: but they clearly saw that the Padres were in hand
Speaker 6: of this game five to nothing going into the ninth inning,
Speaker 6: or he wouldn't have pinch hit you know, Rojas and
Speaker 6: rushing and keyk a Hernandez. I mean, does Mike Shildt
Speaker 6: understand what was going on in this game? We're gonna
Speaker 6: empty our guys, but uh, you know we're gonna let
Speaker 6: Jack Little, making his major league debut hit your guy
Speaker 6: on purpose. Hey, I'm a big believer if you can't
Speaker 6: command pitching inside, you shouldn't do it. But for Mike
Speaker 6: Shildt to say what he said, enough is enough?
Speaker 3: I mean, what is enough? I mean, come on.
Speaker 6: I talked to Luke Trevino too the day after all
Speaker 6: that stuff happened on Tuesday night, and he said, look,
Speaker 6: I understand the optics, it doesn't look good, but I'm
Speaker 6: not trying to hit Tattoos Junior on purpose. I mean,
Speaker 6: Mike shilt again, overly emotional, and it always comes from
Speaker 6: that Padres dugout. They got that Rick Adelman, Mike Bibby
Speaker 6: inferiority complex. They got it, Chris Weber, all those guys.
Speaker 6: That's who the Padres are. And you know what, the
Speaker 6: Sacramento Kings never won a World or NBA championship, and
Speaker 6: the Padres are further from it than they were even
Speaker 6: a year ago. You want to talk about old sc
Speaker 6: well baseball, Mike Schilt, you're contradicting yourself. Eight six six
Speaker 6: seven two five seventy is the phone number. Let's go
Speaker 6: out to Sheldon who was at Dodgers Stadium tonight. Sheldon,
Speaker 6: where were your seats in the ninth inning?
Speaker 1: I was sitting one twenty load, so I had a
Speaker 1: great view of Mike Schilt crying every time at ball
Speaker 1: buzz by Tattos. I saw it when Travino was pitching.
Speaker 1: I saw it obviously when the poor little was pitching.
Speaker 1: I just think it's Bushley, because let's not forget they
Speaker 1: also hit powheads right behind the numbers two once, you know,
Speaker 1: two days ago, and then again yesterday, and you didn't
Speaker 1: see anyone handled it perfectly.
Speaker 5: And he didn't, he didn't.
Speaker 3: Get over emotional. He handled it perfectly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Padres are just so focused on the Dodgers
Speaker 1: that you saw that Shilt looking for a way to
Speaker 1: go attack.
Speaker 3: And that's a great way to put it. That's a
Speaker 3: great way to put it.
Speaker 6: The Dodgers are living rent free in Mike Shields head
Speaker 6: since last year's NLDS living rent free.
Speaker 1: You just cannot hit Atani three and oh wait until
Speaker 1: the next series, you cannot hit him three and oh
Speaker 1: that's just Bushley.
Speaker 3: Suarez should be suspended ten games.
Speaker 6: Mike Shildt after what I just heard right there, and
Speaker 6: I know major League Baseball listens to all these postgame quotes,
Speaker 6: Mike Shilt should be suspended for basically admitting that he
Speaker 6: may have ordered Roberts Suarez to hit O'tani and Randy
Speaker 6: Vasquez to hit Otani. I mean, I don't know what
Speaker 6: other evidence you need. They he should be suspended for
Speaker 6: ordering that. And you know, Dave Roberts, by the way,
Speaker 6: didn't bump an umpire. If you bump an umpire, it's
Speaker 6: an automatic suspension. He bumped Mike Shilt. He may have
Speaker 6: tripped on the grass. I don't even know. But just
Speaker 6: because you bumped barely doesn't mean you should be suspended.
Speaker 6: And Dave Roberts did not order anybody to be hit. Hey,
Speaker 6: thanks for the phone call, Sheldon appreciated. Eight six six
Speaker 6: seven two five seventy is the phone number. We got
Speaker 6: a lot, a lot of calls coming in. Colin will
Speaker 6: get to you in a second, so be patient. Let's
Speaker 6: go out to Eugene. Jeff, you're on Dodger Talk with
Speaker 6: David vasse Hi.
Speaker 2: Jeff, Hey, David, how are you hey?
Speaker 3: Fired up tonight? Jeff?
Speaker 11: I just wanted to talk to you about Dalton rushing
Speaker 11: his at bat in the ninth inning.
Speaker 5: I mean, he got five pitches and somehow ended up
Speaker 5: with three two count I mean, how do you.
Speaker 11: Feel about that? Well?
Speaker 6: I thought Marvin Hudson called a strike on a pitch
Speaker 6: that was outside and it kind of, I wouldn't say
Speaker 6: it kind of frustrated him, but certainly he knew it
Speaker 6: was a ball and.
Speaker 3: That kind of changed the at bat.
Speaker 6: But you know, I'll say this, it would have been
Speaker 6: nice to have Mookie Betts and Will Smith in that spot.
Speaker 6: Albeit Rojas was able to draw a two out walk,
Speaker 6: but it would have been nice to have Will Smith there.
Speaker 6: And you know, I understand Dave Roberts wanting to give
Speaker 6: guys rest, but what's the difference if you're taking them
Speaker 6: out in the eighth inning with this offense?
Speaker 3: You can't concede anything.
Speaker 6: This offense is so good and they get to so
Speaker 6: many relievers, even in the ninth inning, down to your
Speaker 6: last six outs. I mean, that's how good they are.
Speaker 6: And I understand not wanting to use any of your
Speaker 6: high leverage relievers. I'm perfectly fine with that, but I
Speaker 6: would have left Freddie and Mookie and Will Smith in
Speaker 6: there for the rest of the game. And look, the
Speaker 6: Dodgers take three out of four from the Padres, and
Speaker 6: they split the final two games of the series without
Speaker 6: using Kirbyates, without using Tanner Scott, without using Alex Vesia.
Speaker 6: They came out ahead in this series, winning three out
Speaker 6: of four and not using any of their high leverage
Speaker 6: relievers the final two games of this series. So that
Speaker 6: was a big win for the Dodgers in more ways
Speaker 6: than one. And tonight that tough twenty nine game stretch
Speaker 6: comes to an end after the Dodgers take three out
Speaker 6: of four from the Padres. This tough twenty nine game
Speaker 6: stretch against teams above five hundred that are playoff teams
Speaker 6: started when the Dodgers played the Arizona Diamondbacks here at
Speaker 6: Dodgers Stadium beginning on May nineteenth, the Dodgers played the
Speaker 6: Diamondbacks three times, they played the Mets seven times, they
Speaker 6: played the Yankees, they played the Cardinals in Saint Louis,
Speaker 6: they had the Padres seven times, and they saw the
Speaker 6: Giants for the first time. So all that stuff, you know,
Speaker 6: I would say the Dodgers did really well, considering they're
Speaker 6: not even at full strength with their pitching staff. Seventeen
Speaker 6: and twelve during this twenty nine game stretch eight six
Speaker 6: six nine, eight, seven, two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 6: Let's go out to Eileen. You're on Dodger Talk with
Speaker 6: David vasse Hi.
Speaker 11: Eileen, Hi, thanks for accepting my call. We're huge fans
Speaker 11: of yours and of course the Dodgers. I just wanted
Speaker 11: to get your thoughts on Jack Little's performance today. I
Speaker 11: know he's a rookie and he's coming up, so yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, I thought, you know, the nerves were there and
Speaker 6: that was obvious. But he's pitched really well at Triple
Speaker 6: A and he's a guy that the Dodgers can use
Speaker 6: to eat innings.
Speaker 11: And do you think we'll see him again?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think there's a very good chance we'll see
Speaker 3: him again.
Speaker 11: And I just want to give props to the Dodgers
Speaker 11: because I was there at the game and I thought
Speaker 11: that they handled everything pretty classy. And I was actually
Speaker 11: surprised that the Padres didn't go after pa Has again.
Speaker 6: I mean they went after Otani again. I mean, what
Speaker 6: else do you want? I would say they got the
Speaker 6: big right there, and I don't. I don't love it
Speaker 6: all right, Eileen, Thanks for the phone call. Eight six
Speaker 6: six nine eighty seven two five seventy is the phone number.
Speaker 6: When we continue more of your phone calls. Hose Moti
Speaker 6: will check in and we'll hear from Dave Roberts again.
Speaker 6: After Mike Shilton, the Padres lose their mind and UH
Speaker 6: find a way to survive the Dodgers. In the ninth
Speaker 6: inning after a three run rally comes up short, Padres
Speaker 6: avoid their first four game sweep at the hands of
Speaker 6: the Dodgers since two thousand and nine. That happened here
Speaker 6: at Dodgers Stadium. So they avoid that with a five
Speaker 6: to three win right here on five seventy LA Sports.
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Speaker 3: Tatisa is still on the ground. He lost his helmet.
Speaker 3: He's being checked on by a rise.
Speaker 1: And now Mike.
Speaker 3: Shilt is barking at Dave Roberts. Dave Roberts out of
Speaker 3: the dugout.
Speaker 5: The managers are gonna come face to face. Standing in
Speaker 5: between him is the crouchie, Marvin Hudson and talk. Just
Speaker 5: put Mike Schilt. The dugout's clear. Mike Shilt has been
Speaker 5: barking all day and then he yelled at Dave Roberts.
Speaker 5: In the Padres and Dodger bullpens now empty, they gather
Speaker 5: on the warning track next to the Dodger dugout. This
Speaker 5: has been brewing all season long.
Speaker 6: Temper's boiled over as the Padres got so frustrated by
Speaker 6: the Dodgers beating them so many times within a week,
Speaker 6: two out of three in San Diego and winning the
Speaker 6: first three games of this series at Dodgers Stadium. I
Speaker 6: can understand why Mike Shilt was so frustrated. Welcome back
Speaker 6: to Dodger Talk. David vasse with you until the top
Speaker 6: of the hour. Both managers ejected tonight, and so is
Speaker 6: Robert Suarez. Robert Suarez should be suspended for at least
Speaker 6: ten games, and Mike Shilt should be suspended as well
Speaker 6: for a basically admitting post game that he was good
Speaker 6: with his pictures hitting showe Aotani twice in this series.
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Speaker 6: check in with Jose Mota in a minute, but first
Speaker 6: let's hear from Dodger manager Dave Roberts and his side
Speaker 6: of things. And he was very calm, very calm, unlike
Speaker 6: the emotional Mike Shilt, you know.
Speaker 10: The way I see it. The way I saw it
Speaker 10: was Jack Little was making his major league debut, and
Speaker 10: he's trying to get through the outing and we're trying
Speaker 10: to get him to finish the game. And obviously the
Speaker 10: armside miss to Iglesias walk some walks in a run
Speaker 10: and then he hits Tatis with an armside fastball. Obviously,
Speaker 10: I think anyone knows there was no intent, and so
Speaker 10: and I think even you know, Mike speaking the other
Speaker 10: day talking about intent versus no intent, and so I
Speaker 10: think they did anyone understand that there was no intent there.
Speaker 10: And even by my reaction, I didn't feel good about Tatis,
Speaker 10: a great player, good guy, getting hit. I didn't feel
Speaker 10: good about it. And so as he comes out and
Speaker 10: he's yelling at me and staring me down, that bothers
Speaker 10: me because, to be quite frank, that's the last thing
Speaker 10: I wanted. I'm taking starters out of the game and
Speaker 10: you know, trying to you know, get this game over
Speaker 10: and get this kid a couple of innings. And so
Speaker 10: that's why I felt, you know, I took that personal
Speaker 10: because I understand the game and know that I understand
Speaker 10: it doesn't feel good to get hit, but understand again
Speaker 10: intent versus clearly no intent. Oh absolutely, yeah, absolutely. I
Speaker 10: mean it's three and zero, and again, this is a
Speaker 10: right handed pitcher going across court to hit show hey
Speaker 10: up up and in that that's a hard throat and
Speaker 10: I don't know how many left hand hitters swore as
Speaker 10: his hit with the fastball, but clearly there was intent
Speaker 10: behind it, and and yeah.
Speaker 6: I was thinking Dave Roberts and Mike Shildt after they
Speaker 6: were thrown out in the top of the ninth inning,
Speaker 6: We're gonna go Doug Christy and Rick Fox and meet
Speaker 6: between the the two clubhouses. I'm not sure if that
Speaker 6: took place. Maybe just a phone call. All right, let's
Speaker 6: check in with our guy, Jose Moda.
Speaker 4: It's time to go around the horn with Jose Mota.
Speaker 6: All right, Jose Moda, your first thoughts on Mike Shildt
Speaker 6: going bananas and overly just like the rest of the padres,
Speaker 6: and your thoughts on Robert Suarez going way too.
Speaker 3: High to hit.
Speaker 2: I'm soire is obviously there's not a miss because he
Speaker 2: went intent. He went above the belt, and you want
Speaker 2: to do that against somebody like Shohil Tani, against anybody,
Speaker 2: and you know, it just it was it was obvious.
Speaker 2: I mean, the Empires did not even need to meet
Speaker 2: to know that it was on purpose. And the other
Speaker 2: case is with my child. I mean, you know, I'm
Speaker 2: not going to get into the details, but he's hurt
Speaker 2: because he doesn't being the Dodgers. That's that's a bottom line.
Speaker 2: And the wars that have come out of him. He's
Speaker 2: really hurt by that. And also the worst is I
Speaker 2: think that we've seen some last year on all the
Speaker 2: comments post game, the comments on pages, uh you know,
Speaker 2: complimented by my child, they've all those things just sum
Speaker 2: up his frustrations with his team and how they're beating
Speaker 2: him on the field. And there's no doubt in my
Speaker 2: mind that what he's when when he talks about Tati
Speaker 2: he's getting hit unintentional or not, he's I mean, they're
Speaker 2: doing what they're supposed to do. And you explain it
Speaker 2: quite right. If you see somebody not protecting your own players,
Speaker 2: you're going to have a bigger issue. And I've seen
Speaker 2: clubhouse clubhouses getting divided by that. But you know what,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers are not going to play that game, just
Speaker 2: going to play their game. And certainly, I think Shoyil
Speaker 2: time and kind of by his culturally uh quietness and
Speaker 2: respectful for the game, just kind of put the waters
Speaker 2: to calm a little bit more. Butternally, what it hurts
Speaker 2: them all was is effectively of Austin Well the dogars
Speaker 2: ought to feel good about in the fact that they're
Speaker 2: taking things into their own hands while beating them on
Speaker 2: the field, and when.
Speaker 6: You look at the Dodgers' side of things. Andy Poe
Speaker 6: has was hit twice in this series. The first time
Speaker 6: he didn't charge the mound. He just kind of stared
Speaker 6: out there. He wasn't happy about it, no doubt about it.
Speaker 6: But how about last night got hit again and he
Speaker 6: handled it really well. He understood that it wasn't intentional.
Speaker 6: Stephen Kolik was trying to come inside and he got
Speaker 6: a little bit too close to him. So it's not
Speaker 6: like the Dodgers were the only team pitching inside aggressively
Speaker 6: in this series.
Speaker 2: There's a couple of things I want to, you know,
Speaker 2: talk about that you expand it up. Number one is
Speaker 2: you have to do a better job getting out of
Speaker 2: the way or turning your back to the baseball and guys,
Speaker 2: because it's related to not pitching inside of us. That's
Speaker 2: one thing. If you have done that too a lotier
Speaker 2: Clemmings or Bob Gibson, you're going to be plunked all
Speaker 2: the time because you cannot be diving into the into
Speaker 2: the ball as much. And that's dictated about one thing.
Speaker 2: As hitters have told me this, they're like, if I
Speaker 2: see a pitch inside, I know the guy's not going
Speaker 2: to repeat there. Now in today's baseball, veryly you see
Speaker 2: guys repeat inside. So there's they're more prone to be
Speaker 2: diving out over the plate, thus less able to protect themselves.
Speaker 2: So it's it's one thing related to the other. And
Speaker 2: with that too is if he had to throw a
Speaker 2: sinker and you have no command of that pitch when
Speaker 2: it starts in the inner third, you need to start
Speaker 2: it somewhere else so it doesn't get away from me.
Speaker 2: So intent or not, I know there's no intent in
Speaker 2: hitting cofte you. There's no way, and I'm gonna run
Speaker 2: your something else too. After the warning that was issued
Speaker 2: the other day the Dodgers did hit somebody else Iglascias.
Speaker 2: You remember that right, yea not intent And then remember
Speaker 2: that that was after the warning. Now where warning does
Speaker 2: not mean automatic you get tossed. It's got to be intent,
Speaker 2: which is clearly here tonight. But with the glassios, they
Speaker 2: figured Bald just got away. And that's when my childer
Speaker 2: came out and said, well, what was it wanting for them?
Speaker 2: But it's not automatic. I've seen guys now with some
Speaker 2: umpires that get delivered trigger happy get tossed after hitting
Speaker 2: somebody with a breaking ball, and that's just the far extreme,
Speaker 2: but overall, it's you know, guys are gonna protect themselves.
Speaker 2: I've also seen I was talking to my dad about
Speaker 2: this today before the game, and there was a time
Speaker 2: when Willie Mays, who's getting in decked time after time
Speaker 2: and getting justed, took himself out of the game because
Speaker 2: he says, if you're not going to protect me, I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna play for you, took his glove went inside.
Speaker 2: How about that for a message, Yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Mean it just it feels like the Padres are overly emotional,
Speaker 6: and you kind of take on the personality of your
Speaker 6: superstar and your manager, and Machado is and Tatis are
Speaker 6: very emotional, and Mike Shilt is obviously very frustrated with
Speaker 6: the way things have gone since last year's NLDS. Jose
Speaker 6: Mota is joining us on Dodger Talk after the Padres
Speaker 6: beat the Dodgers tonight five to three. I'm gonna read
Speaker 6: you a quote that just came through from Many Machado, Jose,
Speaker 6: and I just want to get your reaction on this.
Speaker 6: This is what Many Machado just said to Dennis Lynn
Speaker 6: of the Athletic Let's just hope the CT scan on
Speaker 6: Fernando tattists Junior's hand comes back negative. They gotta pray
Speaker 6: it comes back negative tomorrow and obviously by day he's
Speaker 6: meaning the Dodgers. What do you make of what? What's
Speaker 6: Machado insinuating there? If, if for some reason there's a microfracture,
Speaker 6: should the Dodgers be concerned for the next two months?
Speaker 2: Does a threat that managed to keep to himself off?
Speaker 2: Hopefully there's nothing wrong with Tatis. We know what happened
Speaker 2: on that pitch. The young kid is not does not
Speaker 2: have that control the baseball inside. I guess the way
Speaker 2: Tazis doesn't get out of the way it gets his hand.
Speaker 2: But baseball should look into what my child had just said,
Speaker 2: because you know, it just sounds a little threatening, and
Speaker 2: you don't want to get it cut up into those games.
Speaker 2: They're going to meet again in August. They're not going
Speaker 2: to see each other again in September. But this is
Speaker 2: where I was saying, you got to be careful what
Speaker 2: comes out of your mouth in these types of motions
Speaker 2: and situations, because you also don't want to get other
Speaker 2: teammates hurt, and you want the game to be the game,
Speaker 2: and whatever happens just to be happening within the white lines.
Speaker 2: Bus has been going on forever in baseball. There's a
Speaker 2: way of doing it where guys know they're going to
Speaker 2: get hit sometimes, you know, I just hear me blow
Speaker 2: the belt.
Speaker 11: But when you.
Speaker 2: Start publicizing more things, and now with social media, I
Speaker 2: guess its way faster. You got to be quite careful
Speaker 2: and measure your words because things travel quite fast. But
Speaker 2: I know the Dodgers and the way they Roberts and
Speaker 2: everybody from the top runs is they're not going to
Speaker 2: get caught up with the pots. They're going to try
Speaker 2: to go and beat some games and beat some teams
Speaker 2: and take her little Manny Machado is a leader. I
Speaker 2: just don't think that's the right shows a boards all right,
Speaker 2: Before I.
Speaker 6: Let you go, Jose Mota, one thing we didn't touch
Speaker 6: on as far as your your observations. After Otani was
Speaker 6: hit by Suarez, he kind of waved off Kershaw and
Speaker 6: the rest of the Dodgers from coming back out and
Speaker 6: spilling onto the field. And then he's going over to
Speaker 6: joke with a couple of guys that are on the
Speaker 6: front rail of the padres dugout, what did you make
Speaker 6: of that? Was he kind of taunting them and still
Speaker 6: doing what the Dodgers do, and that's keeping their composure
Speaker 6: and kind of laughing off the emotional padress show.
Speaker 2: He's being showy and just saying, hey, I know that's
Speaker 2: part of the game. Because as I was mentioning Tim
Speaker 2: Casey the other day, they happened with the Angels when
Speaker 2: he got plunked on purpose by the Astros because Josel
Speaker 2: Tubitk kept getting hitting the deck and after the game
Speaker 2: they asked, so hey, well you got plunked with the
Speaker 2: first pace by Roberto Sooner. What happened? He goes, well,
Speaker 2: we just hit their best player, and that was his
Speaker 2: only answer. Rutorre and I don't show you. A couple
Speaker 2: of days ago went back and talked to all the
Speaker 2: tazis hit by pitch Owen San Diego. But for sure,
Speaker 2: in a way you don't. I don't know if I
Speaker 2: the friendly notess thing is fine, but that type of situation,
Speaker 2: I think keep you cool by just saying I'm not
Speaker 2: going to react, just stay over there. But that's why
Speaker 2: he's handles throughout his career and certainly got to respect
Speaker 2: that all.
Speaker 6: Right, Jose, thanks a lot for the insight. We'll check
Speaker 6: in with you tomorrow. Kershaw Day just twelve strikeouts away
Speaker 6: from three thousand in his career.
Speaker 2: And that's what dall your focus is right now. Beat
Speaker 2: in the powders three out of four, take care of
Speaker 2: Kyda tomorrow.
Speaker 3: All right, sounds good?
Speaker 6: There he goes Jose Mota, part of the Dodgers Spanish
Speaker 6: radio broadcast with Pepe and Ingez and Luis Cocchito Cruz.
Speaker 6: Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is
Speaker 6: the phone number. How about ta Oscar Hernandez being the peacemaker?
Speaker 3: Who else would it be?
Speaker 6: Right, there's nobody else that you would think that kid
Speaker 6: bring peace and get everybody's cool under control right there,
Speaker 6: other than ta Oscar Hernandez. And once things started to
Speaker 6: break up, ta Oscar Hernandez kind of got Mike Schildt
Speaker 6: to go back to the dugout. And after that, Mike
Speaker 6: Schildt was tossed, so is Dave Roberts. And you know
Speaker 6: that's you know, Tascar Hernandez. He's a peaceful guy, god
Speaker 6: fearing guy. But I would not mess with him, that's
Speaker 6: for sure. So ta Oscar the guy that kind of
Speaker 6: got to defuse the situation at the end tonight in
Speaker 6: that top of the ninth inning. Lost in all this
Speaker 6: is the fact that the Dodgers finished this twenty nine
Speaker 6: game stretch seventeen and twelve as they look to welcome
Speaker 6: in the Washington Nationals tomorrow night, as they just ended
Speaker 6: an eleven game losing streak with a walk off home
Speaker 6: run from James Wood. Let's take one more phone call
Speaker 6: before we say goodnight, John and Santa Barbara.
Speaker 3: You're on Dodger Talk. How you doing?
Speaker 8: Hey? Yeah, really good, especially after this game. I mean,
Speaker 8: this is what we've been waiting for. This is what
Speaker 8: we lived for as baseball fans to see this kind
Speaker 8: of stuff happen. Luckily, nobody got seriously hurt. The only
Speaker 8: the only swings and the only old say, intentional acts.
Speaker 8: We're at the point, okay, But as far as the
Speaker 8: people getting off the bench and everything, it looked like
Speaker 8: there was nothing that really happened. It was all theater,
Speaker 8: and it was really good theater. I was just so
Speaker 8: happy to see Roberts get up there and chesting, chesting,
Speaker 8: shilt the other coach. It was just great. I mean,
Speaker 8: this is this is baseball entertainment at its finest. Okay,
Speaker 8: I'm not into violence. I don't want to see anybody
Speaker 8: get hurt. But let's let's talk about these guys and
Speaker 8: how they're showing it, and especially the Padres. I'm a
Speaker 8: huge Dodger fan, but I love the Padres now because
Speaker 8: they're bringing it. They're bringing it. Manado maybe one of
Speaker 8: the best ex Dodgers to ever play, one of the
Speaker 8: best Dodgers that ever got. Let go Manny Mashadow's doing stuff,
Speaker 8: you know, and he's talking stuff, and he's making it
Speaker 8: just a lot more entertaining, a lot more fun. Sometimes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is a lot This is a great rivalry
Speaker 6: that's going on right now between the Dodgers and Padres.
Speaker 6: Certainly entertaining for everybody that's watching. And that was at
Speaker 6: the Games, the last seven in San Diego and here
Speaker 6: at Dodgers Stadium.
Speaker 3: And thanks for the phone call.
Speaker 6: But this reminds me a little bit of the Red
Speaker 6: Sox Yankees during the period of time of a Rod
Speaker 6: Bean and Pinstripes and Jason Veritek and them going at it.
Speaker 6: It's the West Coast version of that, and it feels like, again,
Speaker 6: the Dodgers are like the Yankees, who have true a
Speaker 6: history of winning, while the Red Sox, even though they
Speaker 6: wont an four, were still trying to prove that they
Speaker 6: belonged with the Yankees, and they certainly proved that over
Speaker 6: the course of the next three championships. But at that point,
Speaker 6: I believe, you know, when Pedro threw Don Zimmer onto
Speaker 6: the floor, it wasn't or onto the grass. They hadn't
Speaker 6: faced off in the alcs yet that year. But that's
Speaker 6: what this reminds me of. And Fernando Tatist Junior before
Speaker 6: we say good night, just spoke to the media and
Speaker 6: he was asked on whether or night's tonight, whether or
Speaker 6: not tonight being hit by that pitch from Jack Little
Speaker 6: was intentional, And here's what Fernando Tattists Junior said. Quote
Speaker 6: for me, it wasn't in the moment, but I mean,
Speaker 6: how many times they hit me already? Everybody knows enough
Speaker 6: and enough is enough, all right, Fernando, I know, look,
Speaker 6: I understand, but you gotta do it the right way.
Speaker 6: Your manager's talking about old school baseball, old school baseball.
Speaker 6: As you get one shot, Randy Vasquez took two shots
Speaker 6: to hit o'tani. Old school baseball is don't go above
Speaker 6: the waist and don't go close to the head when
Speaker 6: you hit somebody, and Robert Suarez got way too close
Speaker 6: to Otani's head. So enough is enough on this side
Speaker 6: as well, Fernando. That'll do it for us. Tonight on
Speaker 6: Dodger Talk, Clayton Kershaw will be on the mound, the
Speaker 6: undisputed ace of this Dodger rotation. The future Hall of
Speaker 6: Famer is coming off his best start of the year,
Speaker 6: seven scoreless sinnings against the Giants. He's two to zero
Speaker 6: this year, with an ERA of three twenty five and
Speaker 6: of course, just twelve strikeouts away from three thousand in
Speaker 6: his career. He's going up against former padre Mackenzie Gore,
Speaker 6: who has an ERA of two eighty nine and has
Speaker 6: one hundred and nineteen strikeouts, but he has a record
Speaker 6: of three and six Morongo Casino. Dodgers on Deck begins
Speaker 6: at six o'clock tomorrow night, with first pitch at seven
Speaker 6: ten on Kershaw Day. Thanks to back at our Burbank Studios,
Speaker 6: thanks to Dwayne McDonald out here at Dodger Stadium, and
Speaker 6: thanks to you for listening. In case you missed any
Speaker 6: of the show, you can find it on the iHeartRadio app,
Speaker 6: and you can also hear our pregame conversation with Justin
Speaker 6: Robleski coming off a very good night last night for
Speaker 6: the Dodgers. Coming up next Ben Maller on Fox Sports Radio,
Speaker 6: We will talk to you tomorrow night. Please be safe
Speaker 6: out there, watch out for each other, and treat each
Speaker 6: other with the kind of humanity that we all deserve.
Speaker 6: Once again, the final score tonight from Dodgers Stadium. The
Speaker 6: emotional Padres finally got a win over the Dodgers, five
Speaker 6: to three. The final score.
Speaker 3: See you