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Speaker 1: Angeles Dodgers thirty six and twenty four on the season,
Speaker 1: first place atop the NL West. Today, the rain has
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Speaker 1: game tonight and is blowing out and it's gonna be
Speaker 1: on time first pitch, as the skies are starting to
Speaker 1: look blue here in Southern California. Despite the earlier reign
Speaker 1: Clayton Kershaw on the mound for the Dodgers. First pitch
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Speaker 6: You see him on Apple TV.
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Speaker 1: umpire's position. So we're gonna get his thoughts from Brian Gorman,
Speaker 1: former longtime MLB umti umpire. That's coming up in forty
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Speaker 1: Galloping Motors broadcast both with Tim Nevertt and Rick Monday.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Last night at Dodgers Stadium, Dustin May was on the
Speaker 1: mound and Dustin May would pitch well going up against
Speaker 1: Paul Blackburn, making his season debut. Blackburn five shutout innings,
Speaker 1: struck out three. Along the way, Dustin May would go
Speaker 1: six inning, strikeout five, but give up two runs on
Speaker 1: six hits. He give up a run to the very
Speaker 1: first Battery face Francisco Lindor a home run to Wright
Speaker 1: as the Mets grabbed a one to nothing lead and
Speaker 1: a ground rule double from Nemo in the fifth, the
Speaker 1: Mets were up two to nothing. The Dodgers offense needed
Speaker 1: a couple of spins around the lineup to get on
Speaker 1: the board, and they finally did in the seventh thanks
Speaker 1: to show.
Speaker 9: Hey, Dodgers have gone eight and two thirds innings without
Speaker 9: scoring a run. Hey Otani changes that as he hammers
Speaker 9: one deep to write, this ball way back and it
Speaker 9: is gone over.
Speaker 4: The bullpen in right field.
Speaker 2: What a smash, and.
Speaker 4: The Dodgers get on the bar.
Speaker 9: That's two to one home run number twenty three for Otani,
Speaker 9: the major league leader.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, did he hit.
Speaker 9: That one a long way four hundred and twenty four
Speaker 9: feet down the right field line.
Speaker 1: Show hey Otani absolutely crushed that baseball number twenty three
Speaker 1: on this season. As the Dodgers finally got on the board,
Speaker 1: but down still two to one, and then ninth inning,
Speaker 1: shoe Hay was added again. A long sack fly to
Speaker 1: left field into the quarter.
Speaker 6: Almost got out and won it for the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Instead, Tommy edmund scored on the sack fly to the left,
Speaker 1: but that tied the game at two, So free baseball
Speaker 1: at the ravine. In the top half of the tenth inning,
Speaker 1: the Dodgers went to Tanner Scott and Tanner Scott got
Speaker 1: into trouble and a.
Speaker 9: One one swung out hit to right field. That's twisting
Speaker 9: going back after it as ta Oscar, it's going to
Speaker 9: go off the wall Atunia is gonna get waved around
Speaker 9: here comes to throw to second and in with a
Speaker 9: run scoring double. Is Alvarez This second hit of the
Speaker 9: ball game and the Mets take a three to two lead.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Mets would score on the Francisco Alvarez double
Speaker 1: to right Okunya scored to three to two lead by
Speaker 1: the Mets, and they weren't done. Francisco Lindora woul attack
Speaker 1: on another with an RBI single. So two runs in
Speaker 1: the top of the tenth from the Mets game a
Speaker 1: forty two lead in the bottom of the tenth, Andy
Speaker 1: Pajez a single to right that scored ta Oscar Hernandez.
Speaker 1: Dodgers down four to three, and the Dodgers had an opportunity.
Speaker 1: They had runners on with nobody out. Max Munsey struck
Speaker 1: out for the first out. After a pitching change, Will
Speaker 1: Smith came in as a pinch hitter, flew out to center.
Speaker 1: Freddie Frietman advanced to third. The Dodgers had the tie
Speaker 1: run ninety feet away, but Tommy Emman on his bobblehead
Speaker 1: Night grounded out to the pitcher ended the game. Met
Speaker 1: in ten innings last Night beat the Dodgers four to three.
Speaker 1: Dodgers fall to the thirty six and twenty four on
Speaker 1: this season. And that is a top tier play the game,
Speaker 1: brought to by Arco quality, top tier gas for less.
Speaker 1: And now they give the ball to Clayton Kershaw to
Speaker 1: get back on winning track first pitch of seven to
Speaker 1: ten and with more we head out to the Galpin
Speaker 1: Motors broadcast booth as we welcome in Tim Nevert and
Speaker 1: Rick Monday.
Speaker 6: Guys.
Speaker 9: Sam, thanks again a little overcast here above Dodgers Stadium
Speaker 9: and around Leision Park. As the Dodgers get set for
Speaker 9: Game two against the New York Mets. We saw something today,
Speaker 9: Rick that you'll hardly ever see. The tarp was put
Speaker 9: on the field this afternoon, heavy rain at Dodgers Stadium,
Speaker 9: and the grounds crew, much smaller than most other Major
Speaker 9: League ballparks, did a wonderful job.
Speaker 7: I tell you what. I started account heads. We had lightning,
Speaker 7: we had thunder that went right along with it. But
Speaker 7: for example, road trip the Dodgers in Cleveland. They started
Speaker 7: in New York, they went to Cleveland. Well, there was
Speaker 7: some rain, and we see the grounds crew comes out.
Speaker 7: Well in Cleveland, they had twenty five members of their
Speaker 7: grounds grew coming on the Dodgers, and kudos. We cannot
Speaker 7: applaud them enough. Nine ground crew members. They had the
Speaker 7: tarp on the field, they took it off it began
Speaker 7: to rain a little bit earlier when the Dodgers were
Speaker 7: scheduled at batting practice. They put the tart back on.
Speaker 7: Only nine. You talk about a group that, first of all,
Speaker 7: doesn't get a whole lot of practice and putting on
Speaker 7: the rain tarps here in southern California. But kudo's congratulations.
Speaker 7: Just a marvelous job. And this field is in pristine
Speaker 7: condition to begin with, and these guys thank you very much.
Speaker 9: So the Dodgers and Mets playing again. The Mets have
Speaker 9: won three of the four against the Dodgers this season.
Speaker 4: And it's reality check time.
Speaker 9: It's early June. You might so well still early. But
Speaker 9: here's what matters a lot, the tiebreaker and home field
Speaker 9: advantage in the postseas. The Cubs already have the tiebreaker
Speaker 9: and home field over the Dodgers should they need it.
Speaker 9: If the Mets win one more game here, they'll have them.
Speaker 7: You and I were talking about this with Daie McDonald
Speaker 7: and also with David Vasse earlier. We cannot emphasize enough
Speaker 7: on how important that is to have in the playoffs
Speaker 7: scenarios because you're up against the wall. It does mean
Speaker 7: a whole lot if you can get a buy in
Speaker 7: that first round. So yeah, home field advantage is a big,
Speaker 7: big deal because it just happened so fast in postseason play.
Speaker 7: I mean, you're in and you can all of a
Speaker 7: sudden blink a couple of times and then you're out.
Speaker 7: It's a big, big deal. The Dodgers have to play
Speaker 7: better and overall the big picture too. The last twenty
Speaker 7: eight games, the Dodgers are just a five hundred team.
Speaker 7: Ten they've won fourteen but also lost fourteen.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they start playing tonight two games behind the Mets
Speaker 9: for the National League's best record, and the Mets starting
Speaker 9: June third of last year, have the better record than
Speaker 9: the Dodgers. They're one hundred and two and sixty one.
Speaker 9: So they have been really good, even though they started
Speaker 9: twenty four and thirty five up until June second last year.
Speaker 9: But since June third, twenty twenty four, the Mets one
Speaker 9: to two and sixty one.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: In the Mets, they're in the middle of the pack
Speaker 7: when it comes to the offensive part of it. We
Speaker 7: mentioned it last night even though they won and they
Speaker 7: prevailed in the ten inties last night, the four to
Speaker 7: three where they have really excelled as in the pitching
Speaker 7: not only best era in Major League Baseball, but also
Speaker 7: they don't give up very many home runs, only forty
Speaker 7: that they have allowed. Dodgers have given up seventy six
Speaker 7: so far, and did they keep the ball in the ballpark.
Speaker 7: So the Mets, whatever it is, whatever it was that
Speaker 7: the formula had changed, they had been in a role
Speaker 7: including winning eight of the last ten and just recently
Speaker 7: took over first place in the East because the Phillies
Speaker 7: start a game and a half behind the Mets. Has
Speaker 7: actually got underway today.
Speaker 9: Good news for show hal Tony today certainly not unexpected
Speaker 9: from US observers that get to watch them all the time,
Speaker 9: but he was named National League Player of the Month
Speaker 9: for the month of May fifteen home runs.
Speaker 4: He hit three h nine in May.
Speaker 7: We just keep telling people, and people keep asking us too,
Speaker 7: say what if, what is it? The Otani's able to
Speaker 7: do just about everything, including on the horizon, as we
Speaker 7: are led to believe, and we see him pitch, when
Speaker 7: will he take on the other examples of say, hey, look,
Speaker 7: he's going to be in the starting rotation. In the meantime,
Speaker 7: we're at the top of your the designated hitter. We
Speaker 7: also see Mookie Betts returning to the lineup fractured two.
Speaker 7: It all he's bat second. He's at shortstop tonight, Toyner.
Speaker 9: Raguel, we'll pitch for the Mets. For the Dodgers, it
Speaker 9: is Clayton Kershaw going as we get you sent for
Speaker 9: game two of there's four game set tim All.
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Speaker 2: This is the Otani.
Speaker 9: Rewind Rodgers are gone eight and two thirds innings without
Speaker 9: scoring a run and Otani.
Speaker 2: Changes that as a hammers one deep to right. This
Speaker 2: ball way back and it is gone hold of.
Speaker 4: The bullpen in right field.
Speaker 9: Oh what a smash, and the Dodgers get on the bar.
Speaker 4: It's two to one.
Speaker 9: Home run number twenty three for o Tony, the major
Speaker 9: league leader. Won one pitch swung on hit tape to
Speaker 9: left toward the corner.
Speaker 4: It is carrying.
Speaker 9: It's gonna be caught in the corner by Nimmo tagging
Speaker 9: from third and scoring is Tommy.
Speaker 6: Redmond, Show hey, old Tony.
Speaker 1: Last night one for to four a sackfly you heard
Speaker 1: the home run drives in two of the Dodgers three
Speaker 1: runs last night. Home run number twenty three and the
Speaker 1: seventh inning. And then the sack fly deep down the
Speaker 1: left field line last night in the ninth inning. It
Speaker 1: almost got it out along the short wall in left field.
Speaker 1: It was at F seven in your score book. Tommy
Speaker 1: Evan was scored a time the game had two. The Dodgers, though,
Speaker 1: would lose the game for to three and ten innings.
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Speaker 1: big thing that's covering the dirt the infield the Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 1: I'm not really familiar with with That thing is called
Speaker 1: Derek Kirsten. Is that really a tarp on the field?
Speaker 10: Crazy work? There is a tarp on the field here
Speaker 10: at Dodger Stadium. I always have the scene for you.
Speaker 10: So we were all in the dugout, you know, the
Speaker 10: guys are on the field getting in some early defense,
Speaker 10: a little bit of pregame work. We had some guys
Speaker 10: who were out in right field or actually be in
Speaker 10: left field where they were pitching and kind of playing catch.
Speaker 2: All of a.
Speaker 10: Sudden, there is this rumble in the sky and we.
Speaker 5: Were like, what is that?
Speaker 10: What is that thunder? And it was aggressive thunder, let
Speaker 10: me tell you. And we're all looking at each other
Speaker 10: like this is this supposed to ring today? What's happening?
Speaker 10: Then it starts pouring and I mean like not just
Speaker 10: like little droplets. These were very thick, heavy droplets. Falling
Speaker 10: from the sky and all of us are just like,
Speaker 10: what is happening? And everyone runs underneath back into the clubhouse.
Speaker 10: And now there's a type on the field. But the
Speaker 10: bright side is it does seem like we are in
Speaker 10: the clear. We might have a little bit of drizzle
Speaker 10: here and there. Even when I was talking to some
Speaker 10: of the ground screw guy they were saying that I
Speaker 10: guess there was some rain on the other side of
Speaker 10: the mountains and they had expected it to clear out
Speaker 10: before it came in. You know, I'm a humbo other
Speaker 10: woman now, but I'm supposed to clear out and it
Speaker 10: just didn't and did not clear out, and so we
Speaker 10: had a little bit of rain. But I think we're
Speaker 10: in there moving forward. Hopefully it should be an on
Speaker 10: time start. But man Clayton kersh on a start day
Speaker 10: seems to what is it? What the last threno? Rain,
Speaker 10: rain and more rain.
Speaker 6: So I'm looking at my dominar rainar right now.
Speaker 1: It looks good as we go from northwest to southeast,
Speaker 1: the weather, the clouds all moving now east to San Bernardino,
Speaker 1: which is a good thing. And this game will be
Speaker 1: on time at seven to ten when it starts. Kirsten
Speaker 1: Mookie Betch is back.
Speaker 10: He sure is, and I got to catch up with
Speaker 10: him today and he was saying that, look, we all
Speaker 10: know there are times the middle of the night, you
Speaker 10: get up, you stub your toe. Even there are times
Speaker 10: when it's not in the middle of the night. I stull.
Speaker 10: I am someone who has stubbed my toe quite a
Speaker 10: few times now hasn't led to a fracture. I'm very
Speaker 10: lucky with that. Unfortunately for Mookie, he thought he was
Speaker 10: fine and then the next thing he woke up his
Speaker 10: toe was swollen, so he kept him down over the weekend.
Speaker 10: But he said that really the last like twenty four
Speaker 10: to forty eight hours, he's really turned a corner. He
Speaker 10: said that he was nervous. He thought he was maybe
Speaker 10: gonna have to wear different like orthopedic inserts in his
Speaker 10: cleats to kind of help support his toe. But he
Speaker 10: said he doesn't have to do that. He really feels fine.
Speaker 10: The pain like totally manageable, nothing crazy, So he does.
Speaker 10: He's back out there in the lineup today. Feels really
Speaker 10: good with kind of the defensive work he's been doing.
Speaker 10: He does want to see some more positive results offensively,
Speaker 10: He's doing anything and everything he can to kind of
Speaker 10: figure it out because he wants to be in a
Speaker 10: better position right now just at the plate. But even
Speaker 10: when talking to Dave Roberts, he said that he is
Speaker 10: going to run him out, so he'll be out there
Speaker 10: the rest of this series. He likely is going to
Speaker 10: have a day where he just has a day kind
Speaker 10: of to reset and be down during the Cardinal series,
Speaker 10: but that is not necessarily due to injury. They do
Speaker 10: feel like, yeah, he's gonna it'll heal and he'll be
Speaker 10: fine to play through it. But more of just kind
Speaker 10: of schedule because we are in quite a long stretch
Speaker 10: of games pretty straight moving forward.
Speaker 1: It is still only early June. A lot of baseball
Speaker 1: left to be played, Kirsten. We appreciate it. We will
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Speaker 1: We'll get you an injury report though, and we'll here
Speaker 1: from the manager Dave Roberts when we come back. It's
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Speaker 1: Dodgers have a lot of pitchers on the injured list,
Speaker 1: starters or relievers, Tyler Glass, now Blake Snell, Blake trying,
Speaker 1: and Michael Kopek who should be coming back here this weekend.
Speaker 1: Fingers crossed to help out this Dodgers bullpen. Mookie Betts.
Speaker 1: He is back ractured toe and all. He is back
Speaker 1: in the lineup tonight for the Dodgers and that is
Speaker 1: great news. Let's head back out to Dodgers stateument check
Speaker 1: out the Dodgers skipper.
Speaker 4: Any questions for Dave Dave?
Speaker 2: Can you just describe Dave?
Speaker 5: Can you talk about the pressure.
Speaker 2: In the dugouts with Dave Roberts?
Speaker 11: You know what, I think it's a reading and react.
Speaker 11: But I think that given I'm not sure how many
Speaker 11: days we have till our off day, but there might
Speaker 11: be a day potentially in Saint Louis that I might
Speaker 11: just give him a day game. But if he feels good,
Speaker 11: then we'll just keep running him out there.
Speaker 2: Say will he's the time where you see down in
Speaker 2: Davis game? Why you know what?
Speaker 11: Not? Really, I mean there there might have been some
Speaker 11: stuff under the hood that are kind of performance science guys. Uh,
Speaker 11: we're probably looking at I haven't got word of it,
Speaker 11: so I think for me, it was just making sure
Speaker 11: he was healthy. But they're always constantly having those conversations.
Speaker 1: So all right, there's Dave Roberts certainly glad to have
Speaker 1: Mooki Bets back in the lineup, and we'll see you're
Speaker 1: not going to play every day, but slow playing back
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Speaker 1: Dodgers and the New York Mets, Game two of this
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Speaker 1: Everybody knows this team has been hit by injuries hard,
Speaker 1: especially with pitching bullpen starters. One of those guys is
Speaker 1: Tyler glass Now. Yesterday, Dave Roberts said he had body
Speaker 1: soreness from throwing off the mound. He's gonna go back
Speaker 1: to flat ground. What's going on?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Tyler Glassnow spoke to us after throwing from flat
Speaker 4: ground today and he said he just felt a little
Speaker 4: something in his back last week, and he said it's
Speaker 4: absolutely nothing. He's back to pitching and he's actually gonna
Speaker 4: throw a bullpen session over the weekend, So that's not
Speaker 4: an issue anymore. The issue is, according to Glass now,
Speaker 4: is just getting himself built up again and going back
Speaker 4: to the picture he was last year before the changes
Speaker 4: he and the Dodgers agreed to make to try to
Speaker 4: keep him on the mound healthy all year long. That
Speaker 4: obviously didn't work. But here's what Tyler glassnan I had
Speaker 4: to say about the whole process of being on the
Speaker 4: il and when he may return.
Speaker 12: I think it's like the spine angle stuff. And like
Speaker 12: my my stride was really straight, and I was just
Speaker 12: I was never laying closed.
Speaker 4: It was just opening up.
Speaker 12: So i'ld just put a lot of stress on my
Speaker 12: shoulder and like ve Low was down. Stuff wasn't good.
Speaker 5: Command was really bad.
Speaker 12: And when it clicked like anything, it was fine. But
Speaker 12: it was just every time I wasn't on track. I
Speaker 12: didn't really know how to fix it because it was
Speaker 12: just so new, but it was just everything was just
Speaker 12: I was just late on everything. I think that's the pictures,
Speaker 12: Like that's every picture's issue in their delivery, like landing later,
Speaker 12: not being on time, and I think it was just
Speaker 12: more late than I'm generally used to. Like it would
Speaker 12: be a great long term fix, but I just don't
Speaker 12: think I was like doing it correctly. But I think
Speaker 12: like the adjustments now and like kind of trusting my
Speaker 12: natural throw. It just seems to be on time a
Speaker 12: lot more and there's just not so much stress.
Speaker 4: Are you at a point where you would be at
Speaker 4: the beginning of spring training? Is it that type of
Speaker 4: six week build up? I have no idea. I hope not.
Speaker 12: I don't really, I really don't know, but like Vlo
Speaker 12: is good and like recovery has been really good, and
Speaker 12: like I've been on the mound. I'm going on the
Speaker 12: mountain this week. So I'm just taking it bullpen by
Speaker 12: bullpen and just see what it is. Hopefully I can
Speaker 12: face it her soon and I'm trying to get out
Speaker 12: there soon, but not I mean, I have to be healthy.
Speaker 12: I want to be here for playoffs. So it's like
Speaker 12: listening to them and just trying to.
Speaker 5: Figure it all out.
Speaker 12: But like it's coming back as soon as I can
Speaker 12: in a healthy way. To help the team in the
Speaker 12: playoffs is my goal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just trying to digest all of that. Tim. You know,
Speaker 4: the Dodgers made those changes. The changes didn't work, put
Speaker 4: stress on his shoulder. He wasn't pitching well. So he's
Speaker 4: going back to the guy he was last year when
Speaker 4: he made the All Star team. So we'll see if
Speaker 4: that works.
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Speaker 6: The Dodgers added another picture.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jose Arena, who burst onto the scene with the Marlins.
Speaker 4: He was picked up by the Dodgers as a free agent.
Speaker 4: Don't know how long he's going to be here. He's
Speaker 4: here to give the Dodgers some coverage. But one thinks
Speaker 4: for certain, if he gets into the game tonight or tomorrow,
Speaker 4: he'll be the twenty ninth different pitcher the Dodgers have
Speaker 4: used this season. That's the most, along with the Orioles,
Speaker 4: of any team in baseball this year.
Speaker 6: It's only June the third, David, How about that.
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Speaker 1: Clayton Kershaw and Tyler McGill. The pitching matchup back in
Speaker 1: April of twenty twenty three at Dodger Stadium. McGill would
Speaker 1: go five innings, give up three runs on seven hits,
Speaker 1: walked for, gave up a couple of home runs in
Speaker 1: the first and third inning. The Dodgers would tack on
Speaker 1: two more in the eighth. But what a night from
Speaker 1: number twenty two, Clayton Kershaw.
Speaker 8: The one hundred and fifth pitch of the game from Kershaw,
Speaker 8: Tommy fam tongue on and missed right.
Speaker 5: Three. That is the inning.
Speaker 8: Kershaw screams in satisfaction. He has struck out the side.
Speaker 8: The Mets leave two. We're at the seventh inning stretch
Speaker 8: and the Dodgers lead the Mets three to nothing. The
Speaker 8: first pitch to Alonzo is a high fly ball. This
Speaker 8: is gonna do it. There is Hayward, He's underneath it.
Speaker 8: And Clayton Kershaw becomes a one hundred and seventeenth pitcher
Speaker 8: in Major League history to win two hundred games.
Speaker 1: Congratulations to Clayton Kershaw in twenty twenty three against these Mets,
Speaker 1: seven shutout innings, struck out nine to pick up win
Speaker 1: number two hundred of his Hall of Fame career. This
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Speaker 2: broadcaster and World Series champion Dodger Rick Monday.
Speaker 4: Rick, we had a rare tarp signing at Dodgers Stadium
Speaker 4: earlier this afternoon.
Speaker 7: Well even more rare than that lightning and thunder a
Speaker 7: here at Dodgers Stadium. Well, the Dodgers are hoping for
Speaker 7: some lightning and thunder and they need to kick it
Speaker 7: into gear. I mean we start to look down, Davidsea.
Speaker 7: The last twenty eight games, the Dodgers, who have a
Speaker 7: one game lead in the Nationalague Western Division over San
Speaker 7: Diego three in front of San Francisco, last twenty eight
Speaker 7: games have been just a five hundred team. They've won fourteen,
Speaker 7: but they've also lost fourteen. That needs to change and
Speaker 7: change a hurry.
Speaker 4: It feels like things are turning towards the Dodgers' favor
Speaker 4: because they're getting better starting pitching.
Speaker 7: Well, they're starting to get some more innings and that
Speaker 7: is a big, big boost, and the bullpen says, thank
Speaker 7: you very much. Big question is is how much longer
Speaker 7: are some of the big names going to be on
Speaker 7: the injured list. As far as the pitchers, fifteen different
Speaker 7: pitchers around the il, seven of those are starters. They're
Speaker 7: getting closer and closer, but until they're here, they're not here.
Speaker 7: And in the meantime, the Dodgers have to go ahead
Speaker 7: and supplement what's going to happen in the starting rotation,
Speaker 7: what's going to happen out of the bullpen, and who's
Speaker 7: going to be in the back end of the bullpen.
Speaker 7: Right now, because there's been some inconsistencies.
Speaker 4: It looks like the Dodgers may be getting some reinforcements.
Speaker 4: Kirby Yates is getting closer, Michael Kopek may join the
Speaker 4: team on the road trips. So things are starting to.
Speaker 7: Turn well again. When they're here, they're here, yeah, And
Speaker 7: until then, well they might be here.
Speaker 4: You know who's here Clayton Kershaw, the future.
Speaker 7: Hall of Famer exactly. And I think for Kershaw, as
Speaker 7: he understands how to pitch, I thought the last outing
Speaker 7: that he had he was chasing the curveball, and by
Speaker 7: that i'm talking about didn't really have a.
Speaker 5: Curve bowl earlier on.
Speaker 7: But will Smith just kept calling for it in trying
Speaker 7: to get it, and you've got to be able to
Speaker 7: work it in. And then finally he found it. He
Speaker 7: found it again, and that played large. It took him
Speaker 7: a couple of innings in order to get there. But
Speaker 7: one thing about it, Clayton Kershaw, I say this about
Speaker 7: a lot of good pitchers. Well he's not just good,
Speaker 7: and his career has been fantastic. They're good observers and
Speaker 7: by that I'm talking about reading the swings of hitters.
Speaker 7: Had they changed from the sky report that they maybe
Speaker 7: previously had. We'll find out tonight. And in order to
Speaker 7: be able to read the hitters and be effected, you
Speaker 7: have to also be able to execute command of the
Speaker 7: strike zone and move it into areas that you would
Speaker 7: like to see it.
Speaker 4: I would imagine Kershaw throwing his fastball at eighty eight
Speaker 4: eighty nine slider around the same velocity. Rick command is
Speaker 4: imperative for him at this stage of his career.
Speaker 7: It is, And I'm glad he brought up the slider
Speaker 7: because I did not think that he had a very
Speaker 7: good slider to begin with either. In the last outing
Speaker 7: that was in Cleveland, that was last Wednesday in Kershaw
Speaker 7: went the five innings, gave up just one run on
Speaker 7: six hits and only seventy four pitches in that outing.
Speaker 7: But he basically he was able to pick and choose
Speaker 7: hitters that he was going to challenge and pick and
Speaker 7: choose hitters that he was saying, Hey, look, if you
Speaker 7: expand the strike zone, I've got you. If you don't
Speaker 7: expand the strike zone, you may walk. And if we
Speaker 7: look at that ballgame he walked to in the very
Speaker 7: first inning and gave up the only run that he
Speaker 7: was going to surrender, also in that opening frame in Cleveland.
Speaker 4: What do you believe makes him keep going? Why do
Speaker 4: you believe he came back again for this year.
Speaker 7: He's a competitor, he's an athlete, and he also has
Speaker 7: a great reputation. He wants to and he's in a
Speaker 7: wonderful situation that he can retire when he wants to
Speaker 7: and he's still chasing three thousand strikeouts. He's getting closer
Speaker 7: and closer on that end of it. He has a
Speaker 7: great deal of pride, and that's something you can't find
Speaker 7: in a scouting report, but you can see it when
Speaker 7: he's on the mound, and we've been able to see
Speaker 7: it during his career.
Speaker 4: Rick, he told me before his first start that he
Speaker 4: didn't want to go out of this game due to injury.
Speaker 4: Can you relate to that?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Yeah, And you know I actually remember going back,
Speaker 7: and not to make a story about me at all,
Speaker 7: but I remember coming in from center field one night
Speaker 7: and I went, you know, this used to be an
Speaker 7: easy run. It's not that far, but that particular nine,
Speaker 7: I'm going, you know what, this is becoming an effort
Speaker 7: just to run and run and run. During the game,
Speaker 7: it was fine, but that was only in between innings,
Speaker 7: because in between innings there's no adrenaline going on. And
Speaker 7: one of the challenges that did Clayton Kershaw had how
Speaker 7: many times he's going to play golf when he retires. Yeah,
Speaker 7: he knows every five days or every six days when
Speaker 7: he's playing that he's got the challenge, and you can
Speaker 7: see it kind of building up in him two and
Speaker 7: three days before his start. That's something that's very difficult
Speaker 7: to find a supplement for well.
Speaker 4: Tonight will be a challenge for kershout. We'll see how
Speaker 4: he does.
Speaker 7: Okay, I expect it's going to be a battle. And
Speaker 7: for the Mets, they understand they're facing the best of
Speaker 7: the best because you look at Clayton Kershaw's career.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, Yeah, you're not going to outcompete him tonight,
Speaker 4: no matter what kind of stuff he has. Rick, thanks
Speaker 4: a lot for checking in. We'll check in with you
Speaker 4: a little bit later.
Speaker 7: Oh, thanks for the warning.
Speaker 4: Stay dry. We'll send it back to the studio.
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Speaker 4: by a man that was a Major league umpire for
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Speaker 4: and only great irishman, Brian Gorman. Brian, thanks a lot for.
Speaker 5: The time, oh Ik, appreciate you having me on.
Speaker 4: This is a lot clearer than zoom.
Speaker 5: A little bit, a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brian, how much more is on the home plate
Speaker 4: Onpire with everything that you just said?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's he's got a busy plate.
Speaker 3: I mean he's he does all pitch pitcher disengagements, he
Speaker 3: does all batter timeouts. He has to keep track of
Speaker 3: the batter timeouts. A couple of times we've had a
Speaker 3: situation where a batter took a time out and then
Speaker 3: he wants another one, and so you have to remember, no,
Speaker 3: you already took one.
Speaker 5: So sometimes you know, you know, there's fifty sixty.
Speaker 3: Batters a game, it gets a little confusing and say, like,
Speaker 3: you know, did you already have a timeout?
Speaker 5: As you do one? And so he's busy.
Speaker 3: It's a condensed period of time and he's got a
Speaker 3: lot to do, and then he's got to call balls
Speaker 3: and strikes and get everyone right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, And they usually do despite what hitters think
Speaker 4: and pictures think.
Speaker 5: Hopefully. Yes, the scores are pretty much the same. Everybody's
Speaker 5: scoring like.
Speaker 3: In the mid mid the high nineties. With adjustments that
Speaker 3: they do for the evaluations. The box that everybody sees
Speaker 3: on the screen, it's not accurate as what they get
Speaker 3: evaluated at. So a lot of people go by that box.
Speaker 3: But that box is just a static box from the
Speaker 3: center field camera. It doesn't take into account a batter's height.
Speaker 3: So the low part of the strike zone and in
Speaker 3: the high part of the strike shown, which is a
Speaker 3: lot where the controversy comes in, is not accurate.
Speaker 5: So they're getting hit pretty good on social media.
Speaker 4: I understand, yes, exactly. I'm glad you brought that up
Speaker 4: because I had heard that the broadcast that we see
Speaker 4: in that box that we see that's not the actual
Speaker 4: strike zone. And on game day how accurate is that
Speaker 4: compared to what we see on TV.
Speaker 5: It's not.
Speaker 3: They do their own adjustments for what Major League Baseball
Speaker 3: gets evaluated, their umpires on their own adjustments, and then
Speaker 3: they have post game adjustments where they take into account
Speaker 3: the catcher where you might get adjusted if the pitch
Speaker 3: gets by the catcher goes back to the screen, but
Speaker 3: it might.
Speaker 5: Nick the box.
Speaker 3: They'll get adjusted for that pitch. So it's a lot
Speaker 3: different than what people see on the screen. I almost
Speaker 3: kind of wish that it wasn't on there because it's
Speaker 3: just frustrating.
Speaker 4: Former Major League umpire Brian Gorman is our guest. He
Speaker 4: is now part of Major League Baseball umpire operations and
Speaker 4: also a TV star. He's the guy that they go
Speaker 4: to on Apple TV in the zoom room when there
Speaker 4: is some questions about the rules, like last Friday night
Speaker 4: where Michael confordo tagged up with a juggle in the
Speaker 4: outfield at City Field since the Mets are in town. Brian,
Speaker 4: what do you remember about that play and did you
Speaker 4: know that it should have been allowed right away? Why
Speaker 4: did it take so long?
Speaker 3: Well, the we had two unusual plays in one game.
Speaker 3: It's usually you know, three or four games go by
Speaker 3: and they don't even have to come to me. They
Speaker 3: had two plays in one game. The first one was
Speaker 3: the juggle out in the outfield where the ball touches
Speaker 3: the center fielder, it gets deflected, and in fact, I
Speaker 3: think the right fielder willound up catching the ball most
Speaker 3: of the time that ball has dropped, so this play
Speaker 3: never happens. But if anybody's tagging, he can go on
Speaker 3: first touch. And the theory behind that is like a
Speaker 3: good outfielder can juggle the ball all the way into
Speaker 3: the infield and prevent the guy from advancing, so as
Speaker 3: soon as the ball is touched, the runners can take off.
Speaker 3: Apparently some guys know it because the guys took off
Speaker 3: on first touch. In fact, there was a play at
Speaker 3: second where he could have probably tagged Gotani and he didn't,
Speaker 3: so you know, he just advanced on the tag so
Speaker 3: he was safe at second and then they went to review.
Speaker 5: So when they go to the review, they call it
Speaker 5: a matrix shot.
Speaker 3: They have one camera faced on the outfielder, they have
Speaker 3: another camera face on the guy tagging up, and they
Speaker 3: sink it with a timestamp, so they make sure the
Speaker 3: guy actually did tag up.
Speaker 5: In time.
Speaker 3: Then there was another tag up at first, so they
Speaker 3: do both tags at the same time, and I think
Speaker 3: that's what took some time.
Speaker 5: So they're gone.
Speaker 3: There's fourteen feeds home and away, and they have to
Speaker 3: go through every feed in case there's a feed that
Speaker 3: shows something different.
Speaker 5: So that's what takes time. In New York.
Speaker 4: Brian Gorman is our guest. All Right, that other play
Speaker 4: on Friday Night where obstruction was called twice. One time
Speaker 4: we all knew noticed it because Taoscar Hernandez made a
Speaker 4: great throw to throw out the runner at home Starling Marte.
Speaker 4: The other time the Dodgers Taoscar Hernandez scored safely. Can
Speaker 4: you take us through that obstruction play? Because what is
Speaker 4: the distance? The third baseman is a little bit too
Speaker 4: close for comfort.
Speaker 3: Sure, there's two types of obstruction. One is a play
Speaker 3: being made on the obstructed runner, and one is a
Speaker 3: play not being made on it, And it's two different benefits.
Speaker 3: The play that's not being made on it, the umpire
Speaker 3: lets the play go through and waits to see what happens.
Speaker 3: That if the obstructed runner gets thrown out in a
Speaker 3: close play, which actually happened, then he enforces the obstruction.
Speaker 3: If he scores easily or if he gets out or
Speaker 3: thrown out by forty feet, they don't enforce the obstruction,
Speaker 3: so a lot of people don't know the obstruction is
Speaker 3: even called until the play happens, after which they got obstructed.
Speaker 3: The play at third that you're talking about, he actually
Speaker 3: strolled in front of the batter tagging up and prevented
Speaker 3: him from getting a clear view of the guy catching it.
Speaker 3: That's called obstruction. You don't have to touch him, and
Speaker 3: it doesn't have to be intentional.
Speaker 5: I don't know if he did an intentional.
Speaker 3: Max says he did, so you know, I believe him.
Speaker 3: If he gets in front of him, but he obstructs
Speaker 3: the vision of the field of tagging up, that's called obstruction.
Speaker 3: And if he gets thrown out in a close play,
Speaker 3: which happened, it's reversed to a safe. On the other case,
Speaker 3: he did walk in front of him, but the umpire
Speaker 3: thought that he didn't obstruct this view.
Speaker 5: So you can get close.
Speaker 3: And not obstruct them, or you can get far away
Speaker 3: and obstruct them. So it's a judgment called by the umpire.
Speaker 4: Thanks for sharing with all of us, Brian Gorman. We
Speaker 4: don't get to tap into the knowledge of an umpire
Speaker 4: that has the experience that you have and continue to
Speaker 4: do a great job. And you are Baseball's Mike Perera.
Speaker 5: Just means I'm old.
Speaker 4: I think you there. He is one of the best
Speaker 4: umpires in his day. Brian Gorman now helping Major League
Speaker 4: Baseball keep everybody in line. We'll send it back to
Speaker 4: you in the studio.
Speaker 6: Tim, all right, thanks a lot, DV.
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Speaker 1: nine year old right hand or fifth season the Big
Speaker 1: League's four and fourth to three point fifty two r ray,
Speaker 1: making his twelve start this season. It's been a tail
Speaker 1: of two months. April, he had a one to seventy
Speaker 1: three ERRA. In the month of May, he had er
Speaker 1: eight near six. Last time out, five and two third innings,
Speaker 1: two runs, four hit, six strikeouts, four walks in a
Speaker 1: win over the White Sox, making his fourth career start
Speaker 1: against the Dodgers, second at Dodger Stadium. In the three
Speaker 1: previous starts, a three to eighteen RORA with nineteen strikeouts.
Speaker 1: Number twenty two Eton Kershaw on the mound for the Dodgers,
Speaker 1: still and seeking his first win here in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: sitting on two hundred and twelve career wins, a career
Speaker 1: two fifty one ERA twy nine hundred and seventy four
Speaker 1: career strikeouts twenty six shy from three thousand in his career.
Speaker 6: Making his fourth start.
Speaker 1: Last time out, five innings, one run, six hits, left
Speaker 1: the game with the lead in Cleveland last Wednesday, but
Speaker 1: the Dodgers couldn't hang on and he got a no decision.
Speaker 1: He faced the Mets about thirteen days ago in New York.
Speaker 1: Two innings against the New York Mets, but the game
Speaker 1: and then had a rain delay and he didn't come back.
Speaker 1: He has eleven to zero against the Mets in his career.
Speaker 1: Dominant too Eerray with two complete game shutouts against him.
Speaker 1: Clayton Kershaw, Tyler McGill. Dodgers and Mets were fifteen minutes
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Speaker 9: Tim, thanks again.
Speaker 4: Clayton Kershaw gets the nod tonight.
Speaker 9: And if you're looking for a key to the game
Speaker 9: for the Dodgers, it score four runs while Kershaw's in
Speaker 9: the game. Let's give you some numbers on that. Over
Speaker 9: the course of his career during the regular season, Kershaw.
Speaker 4: Is one fifty two and three.
Speaker 9: When he gets four runs of support, and the team
Speaker 9: is one seventy one and thirteen.
Speaker 7: Yeah, not bad numbers, are they?
Speaker 5: Thanks?
Speaker 7: You look at him and say, is this a misprint?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 7: The Dodgers also have to figure out Tyler McGill, who's
Speaker 7: going to start for the Mets, And one thing to
Speaker 7: do layoff that fastball in particular up the last two years,
Speaker 7: just a one to fifty nine batting average against on
Speaker 7: that high fastball. And he throws that heater a lot.
Speaker 7: In fact, if you look this year so far, sixty
Speaker 7: four percent of his pitches have been the heater. But
Speaker 7: make sure it's in the right place in the zone
Speaker 7: if you're going to offer.
Speaker 9: Max Montsey has had success against todder McGill, hitting eight
Speaker 9: hundred against him, currently four for five with a home
Speaker 9: run and three walks, and Muncie hitting three point fifty
Speaker 9: seven over his last five games. That could be a
Speaker 9: key matchup to watch in this one tonight game two
Speaker 9: Dodgers and the Mets, Toyler McGill for the Mets and
Speaker 9: Clayton Kershaw for the Dodgers.
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