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Speaker 2: This teen is really becoming a family.
Speaker 3: Let's not play one on Tom. Let's win this.
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Speaker 6: This is world champion, Dodgers, world championing.
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Speaker 6: Tim Kains they.
Speaker 5: Walk off win for the Dodgers is they have now
Speaker 5: won three in a row and back Toppy and l
Speaker 5: was Ti everybody, and welcome into Dodger Talk here on
Speaker 5: a five to seventy LA Sports. Thanks for being with
Speaker 5: us on this late Monday night. We're here until the
Speaker 5: bottom of the hour eight sixty six nine eight seven
Speaker 5: to two five seven. If you're one of the forty
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Speaker 5: Night Out at Dodger Stadium. Tonight, I want to hear
Speaker 5: from you as you sit in traffic, make your way
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Speaker 5: At eighty sixty six nine eighty seven two five seventy,
Speaker 5: the Dodgers jumped out to the early lead. They piled
Speaker 5: on with runs in the third, the fourth, and then
Speaker 5: a two run home run from ta Oscar Hernandez in
Speaker 5: the fifth inning to give Dustin May a five nothing lead.
Speaker 5: And he pitched okay. He he talked in the postgame
Speaker 5: show to David Vase. You heard him talk about he
Speaker 5: wasn't happy with some of his pitches. Hey, he was
Speaker 5: able to get some defensive help behind him, had some
Speaker 5: balls hit at spots where the defense made plays. Michael
Speaker 5: Kinfordo made a nice catch on a low line drive
Speaker 5: into love field to get out of the inning in
Speaker 5: the second with runners on bay. He got a double
Speaker 5: play ball after a leadoff walk into fourth inning. He
Speaker 5: got out of the fifth inning with a double play
Speaker 5: that Mookie Betts positioned perfectly up the middle got the
Speaker 5: ground ball stepped on second base over to Freddie Freeman
Speaker 5: for the six to three double play. Sometimes your defense
Speaker 5: can help you out. They're there for a reason. There's
Speaker 5: eight guys behind you, a catcher in front of you.
Speaker 5: They're there to help you out on defense. Take advantage
Speaker 5: of that. You don't have to strike out everybody if
Speaker 5: you're a pitcher. Dustin May tonight had a three strikeouts,
Speaker 5: he had three walks, but again let his defense made
Speaker 5: plays behind him. They did exactly that in this sixth inning, though,
Speaker 5: kind of fell apart for Dustin May. A leadoff single,
Speaker 5: a walk, and then a RBI single from Eric Wegemond,
Speaker 5: and it was a five to one Dodgers lead. After
Speaker 5: a line drive to center field, Dave Roberts had seen enough,
Speaker 5: went to Anthony Bonda, who then walked the first batter
Speaker 5: he saw, cannot do that. That loaded the and then
Speaker 5: the pinch hinter Dan Myers hits a grand slam and
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, what was a five to nothing
Speaker 5: lead after five innings. He go to the top of
Speaker 5: the six a half inning later and it is all
Speaker 5: square at five apiece. After the Marlin scored five runs
Speaker 5: there in that sixth inning, So I understand the frustration
Speaker 5: from Dustin May. He gets a no decision. He actually
Speaker 5: left the game with the tied five to five after
Speaker 5: he was spotted at five to nothing lead. I get it.
Speaker 5: He wants to leave with a better situation for his team.
Speaker 5: He wants to leave the game with the lead. I
Speaker 5: have no problem with him pitching into the sixth inning
Speaker 5: eighty three pitches. Dave Roberts went out and got him
Speaker 5: when he did. If he's out there a little longer,
Speaker 5: who knows, maybe he gets into more trouble. As it is,
Speaker 5: Bonda didn't help out the case, giving up the Grand
Speaker 5: Slam after a walk to the first batter he PHAs.
Speaker 5: But if Bonda goes out and does what he does
Speaker 5: in the seventh inning, a one to two three inning,
Speaker 5: three fly ball outs, he does that in the sixth
Speaker 5: it's a five to one game, four run lead for
Speaker 5: the Dodgers in the bullpen in the seventh inning, and
Speaker 5: you're looking at nine outs to go to get a
Speaker 5: win for Dustin May. Instead, Dustin May gets nothing pitched well,
Speaker 5: doesn't get a decision for it. The Dodgers need a
Speaker 5: two outs or a two run single from Tommy Edmond
Speaker 5: to walk it off in the bottom half of the
Speaker 5: tenh th inning, and thankfully he delivered a night in
Speaker 5: which Tommy Edmond started the night on the bench, didn't
Speaker 5: come in until the eighth inning. Is a pinch hitter,
Speaker 5: and then the second time up, the first pitch he
Speaker 5: sees from Ronnie and Riquez lines it to right field
Speaker 5: down the line for a two run single to win it.
Speaker 5: And how about the small ball. I've probably received six
Speaker 5: text messages and tweets from people about small ball and
Speaker 5: what a job the Dodgers did in that tenth inning.
Speaker 5: And yeah, Colin, you and I were in here talking
Speaker 5: about it. That's how you do it. In the extra
Speaker 5: innings with a free runner at second base, as it was,
Speaker 5: the Dodgers were chasing a run down six to five.
Speaker 5: But as soon as Andy pot has walked nobody out.
Speaker 5: Chasing a run, runners on first and second, Key k
Speaker 5: a Hernandez is asked to sacrifice butnt and it's just
Speaker 5: the second sacrifice butt in the last eight years for
Speaker 5: Key k Hernandez. He gets it down beautifully, advances the
Speaker 5: runners to second and third with one out. You set
Speaker 5: up your team for a chance to win it or
Speaker 5: at least, worst case, a fly ball to the outfield
Speaker 5: gets the tying run in and the go ahead run
Speaker 5: advances to third, depending if it's a deep fly ball
Speaker 5: or not. You put yourself in a situation to at
Speaker 5: least tie the game less than two outs, runners at
Speaker 5: second and third, and Tommy Eman up to play. As
Speaker 5: it is, Tommy Emon only needed the first pitch he
Speaker 5: saw from Ronnie and Riquez to hit the ball to
Speaker 5: right field, and both runners Pajz and Confordo scored and
Speaker 5: it's a walk off win for the Dodgers, so they
Speaker 5: didn't need a sacrifice fly. They didn't need more dramatics.
Speaker 5: It was ballgame thanks to Tommy Edmond in the ball
Speaker 5: to right field to score the two runs. That's how
Speaker 5: it is done. Moving guys station to station that tenth inning,
Speaker 5: albeit a game in late April against the Marlins after
Speaker 5: you blew a five to nothing lead. That's how you
Speaker 5: win games in October, folks, we've seen it. Station to station.
Speaker 5: Move guys over, you need a run, you got two
Speaker 5: to on, move them both into scoring position, and then
Speaker 5: look for a ball to the outfielder. Best case scenario,
Speaker 5: base hit ball, game over and the good guys win
Speaker 5: seven to six over the Marlins eight six six nine
Speaker 5: eighty seven two five seventy. Before the game, Tyler Glass
Speaker 5: now got placed on the IL Yes got placed on
Speaker 5: the engine list with the right shoulder discomfort. Dave Roberts
Speaker 5: even alluded to body soreness in his pregame thoughts to
Speaker 5: the media and talking about tyler Glass. Now, so maybe
Speaker 5: all the above, if you're gonna point to a body
Speaker 5: part that maybe hurts for Tyler Glass, now it sounds
Speaker 5: like all of it hurts. According to Dave Roberts, he
Speaker 5: left the game yesterday with the shoulder discomfort and that's
Speaker 5: never a good sign. And the Dodgers, fortunately with Toylet
Speaker 5: tyler glassnow going on the injured list, they will get
Speaker 5: back a starter on Wednesday in Tony Gonsolin. More on
Speaker 5: that coming up in just a couple of minutes. We'll
Speaker 5: hear from Dave Roberts. We'll hear from Jose Mota coming
Speaker 5: up as well. Eight sixty six, nine eighty seven two
Speaker 5: five seventy. We check in with Danny leaving Dodger Stadium tonight,
Speaker 5: one of the forty eight thousand and two thirty two
Speaker 5: there for Japanese Heritage Night and oh yeah, a walk
Speaker 5: off win for the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: What's going on, Danny, Hey, Jim, thanks for getting me on.
Speaker 5: Absolutely ended up ended up being a pretty.
Speaker 4: Exciting finish, but it was, you know, kind of became
Speaker 4: a stressful game against a not a great team, and
Speaker 4: I was, uh, you know, I was happy to hear
Speaker 4: Dustin May trying to take accountability and not be super
Speaker 4: pleased with this start because of the way it finished.
Speaker 4: And something that bothered me when it happened was, you know,
Speaker 4: when he's coming off the mound, you know, the sixth inning,
Speaker 4: there's one out, he's got two runners on base, the
Speaker 4: tying runs it on deck circle, and he's getting a
Speaker 4: hardy standing ovation from the crowd, and you know, I
Speaker 4: don't want to say we want to support our players,
Speaker 4: of course, but something like that, you know, there's a
Speaker 4: time and place where those hardy standing ovations for a
Speaker 4: starting pitcher coming off the mound and in that kind
Speaker 4: of situation. It just bothered me at the time. And
Speaker 4: sure enough, you know that that's what happened. So he's
Speaker 4: got to find a way to finish this game strong
Speaker 4: because he pitched good, but he didn't, you know, it was.
Speaker 5: It was dangerous.
Speaker 4: You know, we almost lost that one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, appreciate it. Thanks for checking in, man, you're breaking
Speaker 5: up just a little bit. I applaud the effort. I
Speaker 5: applaud what he did out there. I'm with you. You can
Speaker 5: hear it in his voice. He wanted to finish. It
Speaker 5: wasn't a perfect game. It wasn't a great outing. It
Speaker 5: was a good outing. It was good from Dustin May.
Speaker 5: Got some help from his defenses, I have alluded to,
Speaker 5: got a couple of double play balls to get out
Speaker 5: of the fourth inning and the fifth inning. He was
Speaker 5: able to work around a walk a lead off single
Speaker 5: in the sixth inning before it finally kind of unraveled
Speaker 5: for him. Yeah. I applauded the guy coming off the field
Speaker 5: for what he did. And certainly, if five not the
Speaker 5: lead that you're spotted is always a great thing to
Speaker 5: have and gives you a little bit of luxury to
Speaker 5: work with there, but to lead with it with five
Speaker 5: to one runners on base, and then Bonda comes in
Speaker 5: and gives up a lead off walk and then the
Speaker 5: grand Slam and a pitch he left over the plate
Speaker 5: to the penchhitter. Dane Myers was just a cookie over
Speaker 5: the heart of the plate, and that cannot happen big leaguers.
Speaker 5: I don't care if you're on the Dodgers or the Marlins,
Speaker 5: if your payrolls four hundred million dollars or if it's
Speaker 5: sixty million dollars, they're big leaguers for a reason. If
Speaker 5: you leave a ball over the middle of the plate,
Speaker 5: they are going to make you pay. Fortunately, the Dodgers
Speaker 5: were able to get the winning extra innings. You know what,
Speaker 5: they had opportunities. I mean, go back and look what
Speaker 5: the Dodgers did with a five to nothing lead squandered.
Speaker 5: It's five to five. You go to the bottom of
Speaker 5: the sixth inning, and the Dodgers couldn't score. They had
Speaker 5: first and second in the sixth inning, in the seventh,
Speaker 5: they had a runner on. They had a leadoff runner
Speaker 5: on the eighth, they had a leadoff runner on in
Speaker 5: the ninth inning. They had opportunities to get a hit,
Speaker 5: to drive in a run, take a lead, and have
Speaker 5: the bullpen lead him to a victory. But instead they
Speaker 5: needed extra innings, and they needed a little dramatics from
Speaker 5: Tommy Edmund with the two run single in the bottom
Speaker 5: half of the tenth Inny let's go to Evan and
Speaker 5: Santa Monica is next up here on postgame Dodger Talk.
Speaker 5: HOI you doing, Evan, I'm doing great.
Speaker 7: I was at the game and I have a suggestion
Speaker 7: for Tommy ed Men. I'm thinking we got to change
Speaker 7: his walk up music to Blink Blink one eighty two's
Speaker 7: all the Small Things, because that's what that man does,
Speaker 7: and it's just so great. He comes in, he does
Speaker 7: those little tiny things, like he's right there to get
Speaker 7: that double play in the ninth inning and turn that
Speaker 7: and clean too, when he's sitting on the bench and
Speaker 7: just coming in and doing that like it's nothing. Man's
Speaker 7: in center field, man's at the play. It just pokes
Speaker 7: a run in, win the game, come on, like the
Speaker 7: dude's unstoppable. And I just love his vibes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm with you. I love Tommy Tanks. Unfortunately. All
Speaker 5: the Small Things from Blink twent eighty two, that's the
Speaker 5: song that the Padres use at Petgo Park, and we
Speaker 5: heard it played during the NLDS last year. We've heard
Speaker 5: it being played the last couple of years. You know.
Speaker 5: Blank twent eighty two is a San Diego punk band
Speaker 5: and they use that All the Small Things as their
Speaker 5: rallying cry, their songs, so to speak, to get the
Speaker 5: fans going. So it would be kind of ironic if
Speaker 5: he adopted it as his walk off song since he
Speaker 5: is from San Diego and now playing for the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: As Colin he pointed out Chris Taylor's got multiple walk
Speaker 5: up songs, and Colin says that that is one of
Speaker 5: Chris Taylor's walk up songs, All the Small Things from
Speaker 5: blak onweint eighty two. I think he'd be okay with
Speaker 5: Tommy Tanks using it moving forward. But you know what,
Speaker 5: why change a good thing? If if something's working for you.
Speaker 5: And these guys are so super superstitious, you know, they'll
Speaker 5: change a bat, they'll change anything. They'll wear something longer
Speaker 5: than they need to. If something's going right or something's
Speaker 5: going wrong, they'll get rid of it. I think Tommy Tanks,
Speaker 5: whatever he's doing right now, is doing it right and
Speaker 5: just just keep it the way it is with this
Speaker 5: walk up song eight sixty six nine two five seventy.
Speaker 5: Vincent and San Bernardino has been waiting patiently. Vincent, Welcome
Speaker 5: to Dodger Talk. How you doing, Hey, Sam, Thanks for
Speaker 5: having me on. Oh man, that game tonight, that was
Speaker 5: some game. I was so glad I was able to
Speaker 5: get there for my first game of the season.
Speaker 2: Nice man. We left a lot of runners on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we gotta make those hits.
Speaker 2: We gotta, like we just gotta capitalize where we can capitalize.
Speaker 5: You know, no doubt about it. Did you stay for
Speaker 5: the walk off it from Tommy in the tenth inning?
Speaker 5: They're to the whole I feel so close to that
Speaker 5: home it. Yeah, awesome, Bets, appreciate you breaking up a
Speaker 5: little bit. It's you head back out to Sam Bernardino.
Speaker 5: Thanks for checking in. Glad you had fun at the
Speaker 5: game tonight. The Dodgers were four for fourteen with runners
Speaker 5: in scoring positions. Certainly, all that matters is what what
Speaker 5: Tommy Edmund did with the two run single in the
Speaker 5: tenth inning, But they had eleven base runners stranding, And
Speaker 5: I go back to what I mentioned the sixth, the seventh,
Speaker 5: the eighth, the ninth inning. The Dodgers had runners on base,
Speaker 5: either the lead off runner or multiple runners on in
Speaker 5: the sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth inning and just couldn't
Speaker 5: get the big hit to score those runs to give
Speaker 5: him a lead in what was a five to five game,
Speaker 5: ultimately going to extra innings and the Dodgers winning, but
Speaker 5: eleven runners left on base for the Dodgers tonight, how
Speaker 5: about Miguel Rojas. Miguel Rojas, who gets some spots start,
Speaker 5: certainly with the injury to Mookie Betts last year, got
Speaker 5: a lot of playing time at shortstop. Mookie Betts got
Speaker 5: the start at second base this evening, batting ninth. We've
Speaker 5: seen Andy Potas move up in the order. We've seen
Speaker 5: Max month Seas you know, sitting in that eighth spot.
Speaker 5: Now Miguel Rojas, former Dodger, comes back to the team,
Speaker 5: but spend a lot of his career with the Miami
Speaker 5: Marlins and gets an opportunity to face his former team tonight.
Speaker 5: And what does Miguel Rojas do. He goes three for
Speaker 5: three with an RBI that RBI and RBI double in
Speaker 5: the fourth inning. Have yourself a night Mcguel Rojas against
Speaker 5: his former team, the Miami Marlins. Three for three with
Speaker 5: an RBI double. He would get pulled for Tommy Edmond,
Speaker 5: who came in in the eighth inning as a pinch hitter,
Speaker 5: lined out to center than, of course, the walk off
Speaker 5: two run single for Tommy Tanks in the bottom half
Speaker 5: of the tenth, Thanning will take a break, We'll come back.
Speaker 5: We'll hear from Jose Mode, We'll get some more phone calls,
Speaker 5: and we'll hear from Dave Roberts as well. A walk
Speaker 5: off win for the Dodgers, who are back in first
Speaker 5: place in the n L West. Tommy Edmund a two
Speaker 5: run single walks off the Marlins in the bottom half
Speaker 5: of the tenth, A seven sixth victory for the Dodgers,
Speaker 5: who are now nineteen and ten overall and tied with
Speaker 5: the Giants atop the NL West. Sandies more of your
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Speaker 2: So now Tommy Edmund.
Speaker 3: Looking at the first pitch from Henrico's.
Speaker 8: Pace head right, Hal Campardo comes in, Hair comes Pie.
Speaker 5: Has Dodgers winn it. Tommy then walks it off seven six.
Speaker 5: Dodgers win. Tommy Edmund delivers the first pitch GCS in
Speaker 5: the bottom half of the tenth inning from Ronnie and
Speaker 5: Riquez brings in the tie and run and then go
Speaker 5: ahead winning and run a two run single to walk
Speaker 5: off the Marlins seven to six. Is your final? Tim
Speaker 5: Kats back with you here on postgame Dodger Talk. As
Speaker 5: the Dodgers improved in nineteen and ten. Don't look now,
Speaker 5: they've won three in a row and it tied a
Speaker 5: top the NL West. Let's check in with Jose.
Speaker 1: It's time to go around the horn with Hose Moga Jose.
Speaker 5: The Dodgers jumped out to a five to nothing lead.
Speaker 5: Things got away from Dustin May and Anthony Bonda in
Speaker 5: the top half of the sixth inning, and then ultimately
Speaker 5: the Dodgers went in on a walk off two run single.
Speaker 5: But tonight Dustin May will start right there afterwards. Wasn't
Speaker 5: happy with this performance. He wanted to finish better, no
Speaker 5: doubt about it. But I said it earlier. You don't
Speaker 5: have to go out and strike out fifteen guys. If
Speaker 5: you're Dustin May in overpower everybody, let your defense play
Speaker 5: behind you. They helped them out a lot tonight.
Speaker 2: They did a lot today, Yes, that's for sure. And
Speaker 2: I think May does such a good job in assessing
Speaker 2: his performance where he's not just happy to say, well,
Speaker 2: I'm just coming back from you know, a couple of
Speaker 2: surgeries and this and that. He wants to be out
Speaker 2: there and be perfect. He wants to be out there
Speaker 2: and perform and give his team a better chance. You
Speaker 2: can see it today. I mean, he was not all
Speaker 2: that sharp and many myths is where I'm looking at,
Speaker 2: where he was not missing where he wanted to and
Speaker 2: the ball was kind of running away from my times.
Speaker 2: But you have to admire a guy that went out there,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to say without his best stuff.
Speaker 2: His stuff is good no matter what. He was able
Speaker 2: to battle for it. Unfortunately, though, if you play probabilities
Speaker 2: and percentages, they both went through eight scors yesterday, so
Speaker 2: there's gonna be a chance they're gonna give up some remster.
Speaker 2: And that's what happened when Anthony Bandit to me was overthrowing.
Speaker 2: His misses were high and then as a hitter. You
Speaker 2: take them in itally and think if he's missing high
Speaker 2: for him to pipe one, it's going to be a
Speaker 2: paste is not going to be well located and does
Speaker 2: exactly how Dan Myers responded. But I do go back
Speaker 2: to dust the may and the fact that he knows
Speaker 2: how to assess himself, because that's only going to make
Speaker 2: him great as a season progresses and as he gets
Speaker 2: a little bit stronger too.
Speaker 5: Show Hey Otani tonight walked three times one for two
Speaker 5: at the plate. Clearly, clearly Clayton McCall and the Miami
Speaker 5: Marlins did not want to pitch to show Aotani, especially
Speaker 5: after what he did to him last year, that six
Speaker 5: for six, ten RBI performance down in Miami. They were
Speaker 5: gonna make everybody else on this Dodgers team beat them
Speaker 5: because they really did not pitch ti Otani until his
Speaker 5: final at bat, and even then ose he chased him
Speaker 5: pitches that were out of the zone.
Speaker 2: Yeah he did. They did a good job with him
Speaker 2: on that. What show he did a good job with
Speaker 2: today was you know, staying through the box in their
Speaker 2: first that bat, staying a little bit of a bit lower,
Speaker 2: not chasing an expanding Now his Pasha is much better
Speaker 2: his positioning at the plate, making better decisions and swinging
Speaker 2: a better pitches at times, still a little bit long
Speaker 2: because that show, Hey, he needs to bring that other club.
Speaker 2: You know, that other club what we talk about. And
Speaker 2: he's always told me like that, he ch're a club.
Speaker 2: It's still in there somewhere, and we know it's going
Speaker 2: to be better. But beyond show, you know what, Dawgers
Speaker 2: won this game because guys like showed it were not involved.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say that with all respect, because they were
Speaker 2: forced to play the game. Pick it up from where
Speaker 2: it was. Don't feel sorry about what happened. Then they
Speaker 2: tied it up. Feel good about what we have in
Speaker 2: front of you, and they took care of basins going
Speaker 2: the right way.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: Sometimes the Pirates, the Marlins, those are teams that you
Speaker 5: can feast on if maybe things aren't going right, you
Speaker 5: can get right against teams like that. We saw Andy
Speaker 5: Paez really burst out, named co player of the Week
Speaker 5: in the National League. Had another hit tonight on base twice,
Speaker 5: scored one of the game winning runs there in the
Speaker 5: tenth inning. But Max Munsey two for four tonight scores
Speaker 5: a run maybe Tonight's one of those things that get
Speaker 5: him going. Over the weekend, he had some good at
Speaker 5: bats where he was tracking the pitches, drew some walks,
Speaker 5: hit it to right, you know right two guys, and
Speaker 5: just didn't get you know, find the grass. Maybe one
Speaker 5: of these games tonight against the Marlins this weekend against
Speaker 5: the Marlins and Pirates is a good thing for Max
Speaker 5: Mounsey to get it going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as of laid Max Mounsey, the singles are the
Speaker 2: things that gets some going. And more encouraging to me
Speaker 2: is fact to me that he went left center field
Speaker 2: in the third inning and they went center field in
Speaker 2: the ash inning, and he did it against a couple
Speaker 2: of different pitchers. Max can take his walks, he can
Speaker 2: track the baseball well well. But I think it comes
Speaker 2: down to now how the league is pitching to him
Speaker 2: and how things change a year to year that he
Speaker 2: understands that there's some counts in which he can go
Speaker 2: out there and just try to you know, jack somebody
Speaker 2: at the ballpark. But there's so many times in which
Speaker 2: he's given hit a bule pitches that he can take
Speaker 2: the single the other way. But Max Mounsey, because of
Speaker 2: who he is, how strong he is, he's going to
Speaker 2: run into mistakes and he's just got to put himself
Speaker 2: in a better position in the batter's box to be
Speaker 2: able to hit those mistakes out of the ballpark, which
Speaker 2: eventually will come. But it's going to see him, you know,
Speaker 2: batting the bottom half, bottom third of the order, to
Speaker 2: know that it's not just on him and people asking
Speaker 2: for the slugs. But he can prolong innings. And I'm
Speaker 2: glad today that he got finally, finally got some result
Speaker 2: of some soft contact. You know, it's not one o four,
Speaker 2: one oh five, but the ball count and I dropped.
Speaker 3: That's a batter.
Speaker 5: You'll take it, no doubt about it. Jose, appreciate it.
Speaker 5: We will check it with you tomorrow night. Hopefully the
Speaker 5: Dodgers keep this winning streak going.
Speaker 2: Small ball baby at place.
Speaker 5: Love it. I love it. There, he goes Jose Mota
Speaker 5: as the Dodgers get the win over the Miami Marlin
Speaker 5: seven to six and ten inning's a walk off to
Speaker 5: run single from Tommy Edmund Emma on the four oh
Speaker 5: five joins us here on Dodger talking, Am I welcome?
Speaker 5: How are you? I'm great?
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Absolutely, I got to watch the game on the computer
Speaker 9: at work, but don't tell the boss.
Speaker 5: Ah, I won't say a word if you don't say
Speaker 5: a word.
Speaker 9: I want to say that Dodgers are coming back up,
Speaker 9: They're leveling up to the top. Kudos to them. And
Speaker 9: I also want to say I am so proud of
Speaker 9: whoever made the decision to sacrifice Kicky Hernandez because if
Speaker 9: they didn't sacrifice them, he would have made a perfect
Speaker 9: home run, you know it. And that play was just awesome.
Speaker 9: And for Tommy Tanks, he is one of our top
Speaker 9: players right now with jale to an Ousecar and it
Speaker 9: was just a beautiful game tonight. Also, I want to
Speaker 9: make one more last comment that interview who the interview
Speaker 9: you guys did with Tooska when he did his beautiful
Speaker 9: two hundred home runs and the question, the question you
Speaker 9: told him that why is he such a great teammate?
Speaker 9: By congratulating his teams and going out there and rooting
Speaker 9: for them, is proof that the Dodgers are a great
Speaker 9: team because they do have great top players and they
Speaker 9: all cheer for each other. You don't see that often.
Speaker 5: No doubt, I appreciate it. Emma. That was divid Vese
Speaker 5: who did the great interview with tay Oscar Hernandez. There's
Speaker 5: no way I'm smart enough to ask those good questions.
Speaker 5: That's all dv uh in DV tonight, doing great job
Speaker 5: on Sports net LA. That's why I'm with you here
Speaker 5: on this Monday night in the series opener against the Marlins.
Speaker 5: David'll be on Sports net LA tomorrow and Wednesday as well.
Speaker 5: Dodgers get to win tonight seven to six over the
Speaker 5: Marlins are now nineteen and ten overall, how fast the
Speaker 5: Padres have faded in the division. They're now behind the
Speaker 5: Dodgers and the Giants, who sit atop the NL West tide,
Speaker 5: both at nineteen and ten. I know a certain Giants
Speaker 5: fan who is certainly happy about that. Coliny, all right,
Speaker 5: let's go to Trey in West LA. Trey, welcome to
Speaker 5: dodgersc How you doing.
Speaker 3: Hey, I'm back, Hey Tim, thank you for taking my calls. Hey,
Speaker 3: since we're talking about KEYK and Tommy, I've got to
Speaker 3: put this on the record in the archives. I've turned
Speaker 3: my mother Allen and Cincinnati into a huge Dodgers fan. Nice,
Speaker 3: So I got a secret out. It's she's got a
Speaker 3: huge crush on Kyk. I'm putting that out there right now.
Speaker 2: We all do yeah, anytime, at any.
Speaker 3: Time he does something good.
Speaker 4: I know she's happy.
Speaker 3: She doesn't know the local lingo. And one time she
Speaker 3: texted me about Tommy called him ed the Man. I
Speaker 3: think it's pretty legit. Ed the Man is not bad, right,
Speaker 3: that's pretty good.
Speaker 5: I think you're more to think she's onto something.
Speaker 3: And one substantive question. I was talking to Dave the
Speaker 3: other day about the Running Game. I like the small
Speaker 3: ball tonight. But not to be too specific, but in
Speaker 3: the eighth and ninth the month, he gets on with
Speaker 3: two outs, we pull him, we put tt on. He
Speaker 3: doesn't go, even though the two outs mookies, you know,
Speaker 3: he could preserve his that bat. And then the next thing,
Speaker 3: he's Freddy gets on and I don't know how his
Speaker 3: ankle is, but he doesn't go. We don't pull him.
Speaker 3: Ek was talking about it on the broadcast. I just
Speaker 3: wanted your take on that. What do you think about
Speaker 3: the running game overall and that specifically, And thanks again
Speaker 3: for taking the call.
Speaker 5: No, I appreciate it. Trade the running game in particular.
Speaker 5: I mean Dodgers have had some issues on the base
Speaker 5: pass the last couple of road trips in glaringly, but
Speaker 5: tonight not a lot of opportunities for the Dodgers to
Speaker 5: steal a lot of basses. We saw Will Smith at
Speaker 5: a stolen base. Certainly showy o Tani and he pot has. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I think a couple of stolen bases tonight for the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: But the Dodgers' run game is steadily improving, let's just
Speaker 5: put it that way. And I think tonight as Emma
Speaker 5: brought up the fact that the Dodgers use Keiky Hernetez
Speaker 5: in the fashion they did, and certainly key K kind
Speaker 5: of got up there and done what Keik does in
Speaker 5: October and hit a home run and the Dodgers are
Speaker 5: walking it off, you know, thanks to Keik. But an
Speaker 5: unselfish move. And when you're asked to do that, when
Speaker 5: you've won the game so many times for a team
Speaker 5: and you're asked in this case, to go out there
Speaker 5: and bunt runners over for the guy behind you to
Speaker 5: then try to get the game winning hit or driving
Speaker 5: the tie and run, you know, that's that's not something
Speaker 5: everybody can do in the big leagues when asked to
Speaker 5: do it, and Keiky Hernandez when asked to do pretty
Speaker 5: much anything. We'll do it. Pitch, play any position, defensively,
Speaker 5: hit wherever in the order. He'll do it. Off the bench, yeah,
Speaker 5: he'll do it. Start, he'll do it. And that's one
Speaker 5: of the things that I think Dodger fans are so
Speaker 5: drawn to Key Key Hernandez about is he's just that
Speaker 5: everyday guy. I mean, he can go out there and
Speaker 5: do it all. He's he's just that kind of that
Speaker 5: that that that guy that fans can gravitate towards. He's
Speaker 5: a star player. He's a guy that's very flamboyant out
Speaker 5: there and gets the crowd going. Certainly the women love him.
Speaker 5: He's just keik. How do you not like kek? And
Speaker 5: to see what he did tonight with the sacrifice bunt
Speaker 5: was pretty cool as well. All right, let's hear from
Speaker 5: the manager, Dave Roberts very quickly his postgame thoughts on
Speaker 5: what happened with us and May out in the mount
Speaker 5: pitching into the sixth inning, but the Dodgers ultimately getting
Speaker 5: the walk off win data considering.
Speaker 8: You guys run the five.
Speaker 9: That thing to be able to go back em in.
Speaker 8: An extra something was that it was huge. I think
Speaker 8: that you know, obviously to build a lead, and uh,
Speaker 8: I thought offensively, team offense wise, we were really good.
Speaker 8: Still had some opportunities to uh, you know, score some
Speaker 8: more runs early on which we didn't cash in. But
Speaker 8: I think for all, the effort was really good. And
Speaker 8: to score late Tommy with that with a big hit
Speaker 8: was huge, and with the big at bat and you know,
Speaker 8: the starter. I thought Dustin uh didn't have his best stuff,
Speaker 8: but made pitches, got double plays when he needed to,
Speaker 8: and you know, it's unfortunate that his two runs that
Speaker 8: he left on got cashed in. But I think that
Speaker 8: where he's at right now, he's in a good spot.
Speaker 8: And as we continue to move throughout the summer, I'm
Speaker 8: going to continue to uh, you know, push him more.
Speaker 8: But I think for me it's very important, given you know,
Speaker 8: his health history and and kind of what he's coming
Speaker 8: back from, to kind of manage it over the long season.
Speaker 8: But you know, he's he's doing a heck of a
Speaker 8: job for us.
Speaker 5: All Right, there is Dave Roberts talking about Dustin May
Speaker 5: and the job he pitched tonight, and I know certainly
Speaker 5: Dustin May frustrated on not finishing and getting out of
Speaker 5: that sixth inning in which he started and had to
Speaker 5: come out of the game for Anthony Bonda. No decision
Speaker 5: for Dustin May, but the Dodgers get the win ultimately
Speaker 5: in ten innings. Ta Oscar Hernandez went d tonight a
Speaker 5: two run home running the fifth inning, his ninth of
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Speaker 5: Monday night, and thanks to Colin ye Thanks to you
Speaker 5: for being a part of the show. Thanks for podcasting
Speaker 5: as well, making it one of the top downloaded podcasts.
Speaker 5: Thanks at all of Los Angeles. We thank you for that.
Speaker 5: Dodgers win it tonight in ten A walk off two
Speaker 5: run single from Tommy Edmond Kirby yeats the victory. Dodgers
Speaker 5: now winners of three in a row, nineteen and ten overall,
Speaker 5: tied with the Giants atop the NL West and Dodgers
Speaker 5: look to make a poor straight tomorrow against the say
Speaker 5: Miami Marlins, A bullpen game for the Dodgers. Dandy Al
Speaker 5: contidat goes four, the Miami Marlins first pitch at seven ten.
Speaker 5: We'll get it all started with Maroo because CEO Dodgers
Speaker 5: on deck at six o'clock until they have a great save.
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