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Speaker 2: fifty to fifty club, and he sets the record today
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Speaker 2: At eight sixty six nine eighty seven two five seventy
Speaker 2: as the Dodgers beat the Miami Marlins twenty to four
Speaker 2: as they clinched a playoff spot for the twelfth consecutive year.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers, for the twelfth straight year, are going back
Speaker 2: to the postseason with this win today in Miami, a
Speaker 2: record for the Dodgers. Now twelve straight years they are
Speaker 2: going to the postseason. The longest postseason streaks in baseball history.
Speaker 2: It belongs to the Atlanta Braves who did it from
Speaker 2: the early nineties to two thousand and five, fourteen straight years.
Speaker 2: The New York Yankees did it from nineteen ninety five
Speaker 2: to two thousand and seven, thirteen straight postseason appearances. The
Speaker 2: Dodgers now from twenty thirteen until twenty twenty four, twelfth
Speaker 2: straight postseason appearances. But that is not the story. The
Speaker 2: Dodgers win going to the playoffs. They get the victory
Speaker 2: their ninety first of the year. But today belongs to
Speaker 2: mister fifty to fifty show Haled Tani who did it?
Speaker 3: Yes, he hit number fifty.
Speaker 4: One ball, two strikes, runner a third, two outs, and
Speaker 4: the pitch coming to show Hey, old towny Hey swings.
Speaker 3: Hits a tract to left. This bow's back there.
Speaker 5: It is fifty, the first player in the history of
Speaker 5: Major League Baseball to have a fifty to fifty season.
Speaker 4: He is incredible.
Speaker 6: Show Hey, old Towney with an opposite field home run
Speaker 6: fifty fifty.
Speaker 3: What a day for show?
Speaker 6: Hey, he is the new all time single season home
Speaker 6: runs leader for the Dodgers, in the first ever.
Speaker 4: With a fifty home run season.
Speaker 2: There you go, he did it. Fifty home runs. He
Speaker 2: had two stolen bases earlier in the game, the first
Speaker 2: player ever in the history of baseball to get to
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty. What an accomplishment for show, hey, Otani?
Speaker 2: And he wasn't done. Can you believe it? Sitting on
Speaker 2: fifty home runs and fifty one stolen bases, the Dodgers
Speaker 2: bat around to get him one more at bat in
Speaker 2: the ninth inning, two to one for show, hey, could
Speaker 2: he make it fifty one?
Speaker 4: Amazing day, career high, five for five day for him.
Speaker 4: And that's ball too. And now Bruhan hearing it. Folks
Speaker 4: want to see a strike and so does Otani. Here's
Speaker 4: the pitch slag.
Speaker 3: In the drive deep rightfield.
Speaker 6: He has done it. It's the first time Otana in
Speaker 6: his career has had a three home run game. Can
Speaker 6: you believe this? Ten runs batted in for Oltani. That's
Speaker 6: also a career high. Fifty one home runs for Show. Hey,
Speaker 6: o Tani, this is the show that never ends.
Speaker 3: Show Hey Otani.
Speaker 2: Fifty one home runs, fifty one stolen bases. You missed
Speaker 2: a little, You missed a lot if you miss this
Speaker 2: Dodger game today, But show hey Otani did it? He
Speaker 2: gets the fifty one home runs, fifty one stolen bases.
Speaker 2: He has ten RBIs in the game. It's the sixteenth
Speaker 2: ten RBI game since RBIs became an official stat in
Speaker 2: nineteen twenty, the first ever by a Dodger Yes, Duke
Speaker 2: Snyder and James Loney. The previous Dodger record with nine
Speaker 2: RBI in a game that gets broken today by show
Speaker 2: hey Otani as he has a record breaking day for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, also surpassing Sean Green for the most home
Speaker 2: runs in a single season for a Dodger record. He's
Speaker 2: got fifty to one now in counting Sean Green had
Speaker 2: forty nine, which he set back in two thousand and one,
Speaker 2: Adrian Beltray forty eight back in two thousand and four,
Speaker 2: Cody Bellinger remember had forty seven home runs back in
Speaker 2: twenty and nineteen. Gary Sheffield had forty three back in
Speaker 2: two thousand, and Duke Snyder back in nineteen fifty six,
Speaker 2: had forty three home runs in a regular season. What
Speaker 2: a day for show, Hey oh Tani. You heard him
Speaker 2: on the postgame show with David Vasse, you heard him
Speaker 2: with the media.
Speaker 4: What a day.
Speaker 2: Mookie Betts was in awe from what he has seen
Speaker 2: from show.
Speaker 3: Heo Tani.
Speaker 2: Not only just see this season, but today in particular,
Speaker 2: Dodger fans, I don't think you understand the historic day,
Speaker 2: the day that show Heytani had this afternoon in Miami.
Speaker 2: He is going to go down arguably as the greatest
Speaker 2: player in baseball history. When it's all set and done,
Speaker 2: he will set all the records. I believe he has
Speaker 2: now set the record for Dodger home runs in the season.
Speaker 2: He has set the record for RBIs in a single game.
Speaker 2: He has become the only player in the history of
Speaker 2: the game to hit fifty home runs and steal fifty bases.
Speaker 2: But today alone, show hey Otani six for six, three
Speaker 2: home runs, two doubles, two stolen bases, and he drives
Speaker 2: in ten. It is unbelievable. The day that he had
Speaker 2: down in Miami, first fifty to fifty player, first ten
Speaker 2: RBI game by a leadoff hitter. Franchise records for home
Speaker 2: runs in a single season, single game record for ten RBIs.
Speaker 2: He ties Sean Green for the same game record with
Speaker 2: six hits in the game in an unbelievable day in
Speaker 2: Miami for Show, Hey Otani, today one of those days,
Speaker 2: Dodger fans, you will never forget, and we thank you
Speaker 2: for being with us here on a five to seventy
Speaker 2: LA Sports Live Everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. How about
Speaker 2: Sean Green's previous record? If we can pop this up
Speaker 2: right here, Colin Sean Green with a message via Dodgers
Speaker 2: social media just minutes ago, congratulating Show. Hey, I'm breaking
Speaker 2: his record.
Speaker 7: Show, Hey, congrats on becoming the new Dodgers single season
Speaker 7: home run record holder, and more importantly, congrats on surpassing
Speaker 7: fifty to fifty. What an absolutely amazing accomplishment. You're the
Speaker 7: greatest player who's ever lived, and I'm honored to be
Speaker 7: mentioned in the same sentence as you, at least for
Speaker 7: this week. Keep it going, buddy.
Speaker 2: All right, there's Sean Green, classy as always as his
Speaker 2: home run record gets broken by Show. Hey Otani. I
Speaker 2: don't know about you, Dodger fans, but as you were
Speaker 2: listening to this game, getting goosebumps when he hit forty nine,
Speaker 2: and the sixth inning when he came back up in
Speaker 2: the seventh inning, Colin e and I could not believe it.
Speaker 2: Matt to Mecky, our social media director in here, could
Speaker 2: not believe it as well. We're high five in each other.
Speaker 2: As he hit number fifty, Tim Neverett with an absolute
Speaker 2: great call as you heard on home run number fifty,
Speaker 2: and then to come back up in the ninth inning,
Speaker 2: how great was it in the eighth inning? Tim never
Speaker 2: telling you he's four away? Two Dodgers got to get
Speaker 2: on base. Things got to get right for him to
Speaker 2: get on And wouldn't you believe it? If you look
Speaker 2: on social media right now, who is trending besides Showyotani
Speaker 2: Chris Taylor of the Dodgers. And you're wondering why is
Speaker 2: Chris Taylor trending? Well, Chris Taylor was batting ninth for
Speaker 2: the Dodgers today. Chris Taylor had to get on base somehow,
Speaker 2: some way in order for show Hey Otani to get
Speaker 2: back up again in the ninth inning. So the fact
Speaker 2: that Chris Taylor got on base so show Hey can
Speaker 2: get another at bat, he was able then to hit
Speaker 2: his fifty first home run of the season. It truly
Speaker 2: is a historic day in baseball because think about it,
Speaker 2: Dodger fans, as you're driving home, you're listening right now.
Speaker 3: We may never see this again.
Speaker 2: And this is a unicorn of a player who will
Speaker 2: be a Dodger for the remainder of his career, and
Speaker 2: in his first season after six seasons in purgatory down
Speaker 2: in Anaheim with the Angels, does this individually and now collectively.
Speaker 2: He's going to his first playoffs ever in the major leagues.
Speaker 2: But remember he hasn't pitched this year. He was a
Speaker 2: dh only he just worried about hitting and at the
Speaker 2: same time worked on his base running, his stealing, the
Speaker 2: mechanics of getting a good jump, learning pitching techniques and
Speaker 2: how to get good off of pitchers lefties and righties,
Speaker 2: and he became a bass stealer. Show Haotani, how many
Speaker 2: times has he stolen fifty bases in a season?
Speaker 3: Once this year? How many times in his career?
Speaker 2: As show Heotani stolen forty bases in his career once
Speaker 2: this year, the highest amount of stolen bases in his
Speaker 2: career before this year twenty six back in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 2: we may never see this again.
Speaker 3: And why you ask, because when.
Speaker 2: He starts pitching again next year, every five or six days.
Speaker 2: A part of this Dodger rotation, my guess is his
Speaker 2: legs won't allow him to steal forty fifty bases in
Speaker 2: a year again because he is a hitter only it
Speaker 2: has allowed him to work on his craft of stealing
Speaker 2: bases and running the bases.
Speaker 3: And because he's not pitching, look what he did.
Speaker 2: He became the best ever at stealing bases and hitting
Speaker 2: home runs at a single season. Imagine that one thing's
Speaker 2: shut down for a year because of injury. So he
Speaker 2: decides to get better at a different part of his
Speaker 2: craft to baseball, and that's stealing bases and running and
Speaker 2: he sets historic mark with fifty to fifty. Now, when
Speaker 2: he's back to pitching, I don't know if Colin and
Speaker 2: I were talking about this is when he comes back
Speaker 2: at any point in the rest of his career as
Speaker 2: a pitcher and a DH in the same year, if
Speaker 2: he's able to have fifty to fifty again or even
Speaker 2: forty forty. I mean, this guy is not only a unicorn,
Speaker 2: but he is out of this world, out of this
Speaker 2: galaxy to have that much stamina, energy to be able
Speaker 2: to do that as a pitcher and a player.
Speaker 3: But because he's not.
Speaker 2: A pitcher, this year figures out how he could be
Speaker 2: better at his craft of baseball. It gets better at
Speaker 2: base stealing. Unbelievable what we saw today.
Speaker 3: It truly is.
Speaker 2: It's not hyperbole, that's not hyping up the moment. It's
Speaker 2: not Dodger Finns. This is the first time in the
Speaker 2: history of the game of baseball that a player's gotten
Speaker 2: to fifty to fifty. We may never see this ever again.
Speaker 2: Eight sixty six, nine eighty seven two five seventy. We'll
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Speaker 2: Dodger Talk, Brett Paisley, where are you? Dodgers beat the
Speaker 2: Marlins twenty to four, win number ninety one.
Speaker 3: They clinched their twelve straight.
Speaker 2: Playoff spot with the victory today, but today belongs to
Speaker 2: number seventeen. Show Hey Otani, who sets the record? Mister
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty now sitting on fifty one home runs,
Speaker 2: fifty one stolen bases, and nine games to go.
Speaker 3: We'll come back more your phone calls. We'll even probably
Speaker 3: get some more postgame reaction.
Speaker 8: What a day.
Speaker 3: What a day.
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Speaker 4: One ball, two strikes, one are a third, two outs,
Speaker 4: and the pitch count. Like the show Hey Old Tony
Speaker 4: Hey swings HiT's a.
Speaker 3: Track to left.
Speaker 5: This bow's back there last fifty the first player in
Speaker 5: the history of Major League based to have.
Speaker 6: A fifty to fifty season.
Speaker 4: He is incredible.
Speaker 6: Show Hey o'tanny with an offposite field home run fifty.
Speaker 3: Fifty, Mister fifty to fifty.
Speaker 2: Show Hey Otani with three home runs today, He's now
Speaker 2: got fifty one on this season, fifty one stolen bases.
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Speaker 2: seventy show. Heyo Tani sets a record today with his
Speaker 2: now fifty first home run of the season, the first
Speaker 2: player to get to fifty to fifty in baseball history,
Speaker 2: as the Dodgers beat the Marlins twenty to four. All right,
Speaker 2: let's go out to the phones. Thanks for being with us.
Speaker 2: Steven Ordondo Beachs is gonna start things off here on
Speaker 2: postgame Dodge Talk.
Speaker 3: How you doing, I'm.
Speaker 9: Doing really good, Kate's what's up?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 9: What a what a historic day. And I heard you
Speaker 9: heard you shout out that you got a line open.
Speaker 9: So I listened to the show a lot, and I
Speaker 9: just wanted to be able to say I got. I
Speaker 9: got on Dodgers Talk when show, Hey hit fifty to
Speaker 9: fifty man, and and you know, uh, it's it's a
Speaker 9: crazy thing, dude. This guy, he doesn't shy away from
Speaker 9: the moment and the way that he's locked in is
Speaker 9: so insane. And then I see time and time again
Speaker 9: teams and players face position players pitching and it's not
Speaker 9: a it's not an easy thing to do to hit
Speaker 9: home runs. So for him to hit fifty one off
Speaker 9: a position player, it's just, uh, it's just super cool.
Speaker 9: And uh and yeah he he And then Sean Green,
Speaker 9: I remember when he was passing out, is throwing his
Speaker 9: batting gloves away when he was hitting his home runs,
Speaker 9: A streaky was going on. So go Blue and I
Speaker 9: hope we make a deep payoff run. And you know,
Speaker 9: I just want to thank you for doing the show.
Speaker 9: And I love the Dodgers Man.
Speaker 2: Awesome, appreciate it. Steve, thanks for checking in. Yeah, an
Speaker 2: historic day and you were part of it. Here on
Speaker 2: Dodger Talk eight six, six, nine eighty seven, two five seventy.
Speaker 2: Heather and Utah joins us here on Dodger Talk. Heather,
Speaker 2: Welcome to a historic edition of Dodger talk.
Speaker 8: Hey, Tim just had to call in. It's been a
Speaker 8: little bit since I've called in, but man, what a game.
Speaker 8: I hope Dodgers stands are absolutely jazzed right now because
Speaker 8: that was absolutely incredible. When in the world have we
Speaker 8: ever seen this happen? We haven't show Hey created the
Speaker 8: fifty to fifty club. He didn't stop at forty forty.
Speaker 8: He said, I'm going to push through. I'm going to
Speaker 8: break that ceiling with my bat and my ball, and
Speaker 8: I'm going to go right through and plow through. I mean,
Speaker 8: he's already on fifty one, fifty one, and I like
Speaker 8: that he's doing it in even numbers. I don't know why,
Speaker 8: but I just think it's really cool. It shows his
Speaker 8: steady pace. And I just think, as I'm watching this
Speaker 8: game today, in this whole season unrolled before our eyes,
Speaker 8: I feel, and maybe this is a little bit cheesy
Speaker 8: and romantic, but how can you not be romantic about baseball?
Speaker 8: I feel like I'm watching a baseball movie about the
Speaker 8: greatest player to have ever lived, and with the entire
Speaker 8: season he's had from rehabbing his elbow and his closest
Speaker 8: friends betraying him and stealing sixteen million dollars from him.
Speaker 8: I think we're going to see this as a movie,
Speaker 8: and I mean that in the most respectful way. That
Speaker 8: we are watching one of the greatest players of all
Speaker 8: time and one of the greatest athletes, arguably the greatest
Speaker 8: athlete of all time. So in this historic day for Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: Heather, you say they're going to make a movie out
Speaker 2: of this, All I think about is who's going to
Speaker 2: play me?
Speaker 3: I'm just kidding yourself. I'm just kidding, all right, thank
Speaker 3: you for the phone call? Is joking? Literally just joking?
Speaker 2: Eight sixty six nine eighty seven two five seven. No, really,
Speaker 2: who would play me? I mean if they do a
Speaker 2: movie of shoe Yotani in the day that he hits
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty, and they're like, let's go back to
Speaker 2: the the home base of the Dodgers Audio network an
Speaker 2: FI seventy LA Sports, and there's Coliny and I jumping
Speaker 2: around like two kids.
Speaker 3: Who's playing us? I mean, that's that's a valid question.
Speaker 12: Ah.
Speaker 2: Look who it is from the dojo in Wittier joining
Speaker 2: us here on Dodger Talk. A man who I know
Speaker 2: wants to celebrate mister fifty to fifty show Heyo Tani
Speaker 2: fake the brick, Jacobs bTB, Hello.
Speaker 13: Tim Kates, the baseball world has gone wacky, so guy
Speaker 13: nay unbelievable. No, my Japanese relative, Yes, Marie and Rio
Speaker 13: called you go and myself from Tokyo, and we're all
Speaker 13: exulting in the moments as a mount Fuji of mas
Speaker 13: fuerte erupts in Miami with the greatest single game in
Speaker 13: hardball history, a box score that blows the minds of
Speaker 13: the baseball cosmos, but beyond them local numbers the six
Speaker 13: for six, three home runs, ten runs batted in, two
Speaker 13: stolen bases, scored four runs, but it's the profound impact
Speaker 13: of Oltani shin first ever in the fifty to fifty
Speaker 13: club he created.
Speaker 14: It propels the Dodgers into a playoff. Berth breaks the
Speaker 14: record for the most home runs in a Dodgers season,
Speaker 14: held by Sean Green, the beautiful Sean Green, and Oltani
Speaker 14: shatters the records with such dynamic, grace, dignity, and respect
Speaker 14: as the most selfless superstar.
Speaker 13: In sports history. Moshin no mind, mocah no ego, show
Speaker 13: Old Tani, that's feeling you.
Speaker 3: Thank you Vic Yeah there he goes Vic the brick Jacobs.
Speaker 2: We knew we had to hear from VTV after this
Speaker 2: historic monumental game for show Hey Otani cappying off with
Speaker 2: would have been a historic It has been a historic
Speaker 2: season for number seventeen, now the only member of the
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty club in Major League Baseball history. Tim
Speaker 2: and plus then she has been waiting patiently. He is
Speaker 2: next up here on Dodger Talk. Hi, Tim, how you doing?
Speaker 13: Thanks?
Speaker 15: Tim, appreciate it.
Speaker 12: First off, I think we got to get Russell Crowe
Speaker 12: to play in the movie.
Speaker 3: Ooh not bad, not bad?
Speaker 9: Right, all right?
Speaker 12: I think at night like tonight kind of basic question
Speaker 12: what is the offense.
Speaker 15: Going to do their part?
Speaker 3: What is the offense going to do? I mean they
Speaker 3: scored twenty US support you okay, all right?
Speaker 9: But two things.
Speaker 12: One, I know this time of year it's really easy
Speaker 12: for for Dodger fans.
Speaker 15: You know, we get anxiety about the postseason, especially the
Speaker 15: off couple of years. But I just really hope that
Speaker 15: that fans really appreciate what just happened tonight. I mean,
Speaker 15: like you said one hundred times, we may never see
Speaker 15: this again, and it's it's insane that we.
Speaker 12: All got to watch it. It's insane that it happened
Speaker 12: in a Dodger uniform. And then to make it even sweeter,
Speaker 12: the Giants got eliminated tonight.
Speaker 15: That is always a good intention, always a good day.
Speaker 12: So idiots like Will Clark that went on to say
Speaker 12: that the Dodgers overpaid for for just a dh after
Speaker 12: you Tommy signing, you know, it's just kind of perfect
Speaker 12: justice that Tommy's business thing tonight. Giants get eliminated all
Speaker 12: as well in Dodger World.
Speaker 3: Tonight, no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: Absolutely appreciate it, Tim, thanks for checking in seventy Omar
Speaker 2: and El Paso is next up here on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 2: Dodgers beat the Marlins twenty to four. But showy o
Speaker 2: Tani because mister fifty to fifty, go ahead, Hi.
Speaker 9: Tim Man, how do I follow up?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 12: Jacob brig Jacobs Man.
Speaker 16: It's kind of hard, but hey, thank you for taking
Speaker 16: my card to say.
Speaker 12: I love these day games.
Speaker 16: I always look forward to these day games. But today
Speaker 16: I just had a feeling that was gonna happen. I
Speaker 16: don't know why, but I just had a feeling. I
Speaker 16: think we all remember Magic Johnson shooting that Skyhook in Boston.
Speaker 16: Remember that, Remember Kurk Gibson betting that home run? And today,
Speaker 16: I know it was not a championship game, but it
Speaker 16: just felt like that. So I'm looking forward to the playoffs,
Speaker 16: looking forward to hopefully making the World Series.
Speaker 9: And winning it.
Speaker 16: But my question to you is, Tim is what do
Speaker 16: you think do you think you'll make fifty five to fifty.
Speaker 17: Five this year?
Speaker 3: I think he gets fifty five to fifty five, thanks Omar.
Speaker 2: I think he could get there. As far as stolen back.
Speaker 2: You know, there's nine games to go. Okay, three against
Speaker 2: Colorado this weekend, three against the Padres.
Speaker 3: That's going to be a back and forth series.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's an explosion series for him necessarily,
Speaker 2: But then you got three in Colorado to finish off
Speaker 2: the regular season against the Rockies. Could he get to
Speaker 2: fifty five fifty five man five home runs, no, No,
Speaker 2: four home runs in nine games. That's pretty impressive to
Speaker 2: think that he's gonna do what he did today. Again,
Speaker 2: you're crazy. You're crazy. If this is an historic day.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm telling you. If you're driving home right now,
Speaker 2: you had a bad day at work, that should put
Speaker 2: a smile on your face.
Speaker 3: If you listen to the game, you should be a static.
Speaker 2: You should remember this day forever where you were with
Speaker 2: Shoel Tani went six for six, three home runs, two doubles,
Speaker 2: ten RBIs, four runs, scored, two stolen bases, and set
Speaker 2: the record for fifty home runs and fifty stolen bases
Speaker 2: in the season. Probably never gonna happen again in a
Speaker 2: day like this. Most likely never gonna happen again. Certainly,
Speaker 2: you hope so right, you'd love to see days like this,
Speaker 2: but reality is, you just don't see it very often.
Speaker 2: But can he get four more home runs in four
Speaker 2: more stolen bases in nine games. I'm gonna say no.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say now that he has reached the fifty
Speaker 2: to fifty mark, there's the exhale, there's the all right.
Speaker 2: Now we get ready for the postseason, and still you
Speaker 2: want to clinch the division, certainly, but I don't think
Speaker 2: he's necessarily gonna get to fifty fifty or fifty five
Speaker 2: to fifty five.
Speaker 3: Well, we'll see, though, we'll see. I hope he proves
Speaker 3: me wrong.
Speaker 2: Alex Impostle Roboles love the weather up there, and the
Speaker 2: one Alex how you doing.
Speaker 18: I'm doing good, Kate. Think thanks for taking my call now.
Speaker 18: So I just have a question for you realistically. I mean,
Speaker 18: is this something we're never ever gonna see again? I mean,
Speaker 18: I just can't think of another guy who's gonna get closed.
Speaker 18: I mean, obviously Ronald Dacuna had a great year last year,
Speaker 18: but I mean I just can't think of anybody. Elie Delacruz.
Speaker 18: I mean, the guy's fast, but is he gonna hit
Speaker 18: no doubt it. No, I just I just I don't.
Speaker 18: I just you know, the fifty six game Hidden Street.
Speaker 18: You know that that's we're probably never going to see
Speaker 18: that break in our lifetime, right, Is this up there
Speaker 18: in that echelon?
Speaker 3: It's pretty close? Yeah? You know what.
Speaker 2: As you're talking here, Colin, he and I are looking
Speaker 2: at each other and he just said, yeah, Ronald the
Speaker 2: Kuna junior, he might be a guy that could do
Speaker 2: it if he puts together one of those seasons. He
Speaker 2: already's a forty forty guy, he's twenty six. If he
Speaker 2: could stay healthy over an entire season, I think he
Speaker 2: could do it. I mean what last year he played
Speaker 2: at one hundred and fifty nine games. He only played
Speaker 2: in forty nine games this year, So if he could
Speaker 2: stay healthy, and I appreciate the phone call, as if
Speaker 2: he could do another season like he did last year.
Speaker 2: He played one hundred and fifty ninet of one hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty two games, which is gonna be hard, six
Speaker 2: hundred and forty five at bats. I mean, that's a
Speaker 2: full season. If he could do that, it's still at
Speaker 2: the age of twenty six. I think there's possibility. Maybe
Speaker 2: he gets the fifty to fifty, but look at his
Speaker 2: stolen bases. Outside of last year, where he sold seventy
Speaker 2: three bases, it.
Speaker 3: Hit forty one home runs.
Speaker 2: He's only had one other season where he's gotten over
Speaker 2: thirty and that was back in twenty nineteen where he
Speaker 2: was a forty one to thirty seven guy. So he
Speaker 2: may get to forty forty again, But I mean, Ronald
Speaker 2: Acuna Junior would have to do an awful lot to
Speaker 2: get to fifty to fifty on the season. Shoey Otani
Speaker 2: is clearly a unicorn, and there's nobody else like him.
Speaker 2: Eight sixty six, nine, eighty seven, two five, seventy. Sergio
Speaker 2: and Azusa's next up here on Dodger Talk, a historic
Speaker 2: edition of Dodger talk on a FI seventy.
Speaker 19: El OMG OMG show.
Speaker 13: Hey, Otani, I'm.
Speaker 4: Here with my son.
Speaker 9: He's eleven.
Speaker 19: I told him this is a moment you'll be saying,
Speaker 19: I was there bad day, like you said, working on
Speaker 19: the car with my brother, and it just made it
Speaker 19: all worth it to just appreciate the little things when
Speaker 19: this is given to you, because this was amazing and
Speaker 19: seventeen total bases. I mean, you know when guys like
Speaker 19: Rick Bundy describe it the way they do and they're
Speaker 19: just speechless.
Speaker 4: It just I'm just in awe.
Speaker 19: Here, here's my son.
Speaker 3: Say hi back, what's going on? Enjoy the game today? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: pretty impressive.
Speaker 2: Pretty impressive to be able to enjoy that with your
Speaker 2: dad a day both of you will never forget being
Speaker 2: together and enjoying it together.
Speaker 3: What a special day for you both.
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 19: And he's such a good role model for the kids,
Speaker 19: you know, coming from his humble beginnings and just not
Speaker 19: being pampered as a superstar. He sets a good example
Speaker 19: for kids to do the work, and he's just we're
Speaker 19: really impressed by him. We're really happy to have him.
Speaker 3: Awesome, Sergio. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you for both of you guys listening there out
Speaker 2: at a zuza. Hopefully it made your day a little
Speaker 2: bit better, no doubt Dodger fans feeling good about the
Speaker 2: day that showey Otani had a day that Dodger fans
Speaker 2: will never forget. Shoeyo Tani had three home runs, stealing
Speaker 2: two bases. Now part of the fifty to fifty club,
Speaker 2: a club that he looks around at the table and
Speaker 2: he's the only one sitting at that table in baseball history.
Speaker 2: Mark and Culver City is next up here on Dodger
Speaker 2: Talk on an FI seventy LA Sports Live everywhere on
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 3: How you doing, Mark, Hey man, I'm good.
Speaker 17: How you doing?
Speaker 3: I'm fantastic. Couldn't be better on a day like this.
Speaker 17: Yeah, man, I was at home getting ready for work
Speaker 17: and turned to my wife and said, you.
Speaker 20: Know, let me check the let me check the score
Speaker 20: on the game real quick.
Speaker 17: So Tony comes up and hits the hits fifty. Life
Speaker 17: don't get much better than that for a Dodger fan.
Speaker 3: No it doesn't, No, it doesn't. Then he hits fifty one.
Speaker 10: Mark, that's right.
Speaker 17: And the thing is, I was at Dodger Stadium in
Speaker 17: sixty five as a child when Sandy threw his perfect.
Speaker 20: Game against the Cubbies.
Speaker 17: So I saw history made when I was sick, and
Speaker 17: I saw history may when I was sixty five.
Speaker 1: Live.
Speaker 17: Don't get much better.
Speaker 3: Than that, No, it doesn't. That is awesome. You've lived
Speaker 3: a great and blessed life.
Speaker 2: Mark, appreciate you checking in here on Dodger Talk eight
Speaker 2: sixty six nine, eight seven, two five seventy show. Heyo
Speaker 2: Tani does it fifty to fifty, the first player ever
Speaker 2: in baseball history to reach that mark, and he goes
Speaker 2: past it with home run number fifty one in the
Speaker 2: ninth inning and fifty one stolen bases. Now on this season,
Speaker 2: he also breaks Sean Green single season home run record.
Speaker 2: He's got six hits in the game today, and he
Speaker 2: also sets a Dodger franchise record with ten rbi in
Speaker 2: his single game.
Speaker 3: As the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: Collectively collectively get their ninety first win of this season
Speaker 2: and they clinch a playoff spot for the twelfth consecutive season.
Speaker 2: Larry and Temecula love the wine down there as well.
Speaker 3: Larry, how you doing, I'm.
Speaker 21: Doing really good? How are you today? I'm doing f
Speaker 21: to he sound pretty Hey, you sound pretty psyched. Well,
Speaker 21: you know, I've been following the Dodgers. I'm I saw
Speaker 21: him play at the Colisee him back in nineteen sixty.
Speaker 21: This is pretty exciting day. And I gotta tell you,
Speaker 21: it couldn't have happened to a better guy. Show Otani.
Speaker 21: He's so selfless. You know, you watch his interviews, he
Speaker 21: always refers.
Speaker 9: To his teammates.
Speaker 21: On that comment about that, I was it Will Clark
Speaker 21: or somebody that said he's overpaid. I don't know our
Speaker 21: athletes overpaid, but if anybody is deserving of seven hundred
Speaker 21: million dollars, I think at Show Hey, O Tommy, the
Speaker 21: guy's just a good guy. And you know, I was
Speaker 21: driving home and I was thinking about this. Hate to
Speaker 21: be a greedy Dodger fan, but if you know, if
Speaker 21: one of those doubles had been a triple, he would
Speaker 21: have hit for the cycle on top of the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 21: So anyways, just wanted to, you know, give a shout
Speaker 21: out to the Dodgers and show Hey. And by the way,
Speaker 21: if you made a comment in your last segment about
Speaker 21: he's gonna break all the records, well it would be
Speaker 21: beautiful to see him break all the records. I think
Speaker 21: there's some records that are going to be out of
Speaker 21: his reach, but he's gonna break a lot of them.
Speaker 21: So anyway, thanks for.
Speaker 9: Taking the call.
Speaker 22: All.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Yeah, Okay, Okay, I got caught up
Speaker 2: in the moment. He's not gonna break the Maggio's streak. Okay,
Speaker 2: never will, nobody will. And he's not gonna break the
Speaker 2: record by that guy set up in San Francisco for
Speaker 2: home runs in a regular season. I mean, he's just
Speaker 2: not okay, So I got caught up in the moment, Larry,
Speaker 2: I apologize.
Speaker 3: He's gonna break as many records as.
Speaker 2: He possibly can that are attainable, and who knows, maybe
Speaker 2: Demaggio streak is attainable. We got a decade to figure
Speaker 2: that out. In the Dodger uniform, we'll see. Nobody thought
Speaker 2: he'd ever get to fifty to fifty, or anybody would
Speaker 2: ever get to fifty to fifteen, Folks, he's not done.
Speaker 2: He might get to fifty five, fifty five with nine
Speaker 2: games to go.
Speaker 3: Cannanel Hambra is.
Speaker 2: Next up here on Dodger Talk after the Dodgers beat
Speaker 2: the Marlins twenty to four, and shoey Otani becomes the
Speaker 2: only mister fifty to fifty.
Speaker 22: Hey, I'm first time caller calling in. I'm really excited
Speaker 22: about the the fifty to fifty. I'm a little bump
Speaker 22: because I was hoping to catch that tomorrow at home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were talking about the same thing here about
Speaker 2: how it would be kind of cool if he did
Speaker 2: it in a Dodger home uniform at the Ravine this
Speaker 2: weekend against the Rockies. But you know, he sets it
Speaker 2: in the career day in Miami today going six for six.
Speaker 2: But you know what's funny, ken is I want to
Speaker 2: know what happened to that ball. I've been checking social media.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen anybody claim the ball. Certainly there were
Speaker 2: some people going towards it, but the camera on sports
Speaker 2: and at LA and MLB network cut away and showed
Speaker 2: owtany run at the bases, so we never really saw
Speaker 2: what happened to the baseball itself.
Speaker 3: I'd be interested to see what happened to doing Yeah, hey, I.
Speaker 22: Got a question for you. I know that Ricky Henderson
Speaker 22: hits the home run and set the rector home run
Speaker 22: and stolen base in a single season. I think it
Speaker 22: was twelve or thirteen? Yes, did he do that? Did
Speaker 22: he catch his rector? Or did he pass it?
Speaker 3: He tied it today at thirteen?
Speaker 22: Today he tied it? Okay, cool, all right to day man?
Speaker 22: Stat six six or six four runs, three home runs
Speaker 22: and ten rbi.
Speaker 9: That's great.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable, Really is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Ken, appreciate the phone call eight sixty six ninety seven
Speaker 2: two five seventy Stephen Lake, what is next up here?
Speaker 2: On postgame dodge of talking with the Dodgers won twenty
Speaker 2: to four over the Marlins, But shoeo Tani becomes mister
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty?
Speaker 3: How you doing there, Steve?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 13: Got what an amazing game.
Speaker 20: You know, I'm a little older. I saw the Dodgers
Speaker 20: the first time in nineteen fifty eight. My dad took me,
Speaker 20: and this is one of the top games today. Yeah,
Speaker 20: what a game? And uh well, Tommy, what a miracle
Speaker 20: he is?
Speaker 2: He really is unbelievable, Steve. You've seen a lot of
Speaker 2: the great ones. Where does he rank there as far
Speaker 2: as the great Dodgers you have seen over the last
Speaker 2: what sixty years?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 17: God?
Speaker 20: Top five?
Speaker 3: Who else who is in that same category?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 20: Start out with Copex and Drysdale, no doubt, no doubt,
Speaker 20: and Sean Green. I love Sean Green too, So yeah, God,
Speaker 20: I can't believe that twenty to four unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Appreciate it, Steve, Thanks for checking in.
Speaker 2: Lifelong Dodger fans, seen a lot of Dodger baseball, and
Speaker 2: he admits today pretty historic. Seeing fifty to fifty from
Speaker 2: show Hey Otani Rich in Long Beaches, next up here
Speaker 2: on Dodger Talk.
Speaker 3: How are you doing? Rich?
Speaker 20: Great?
Speaker 22: How are you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm doing good? What do you think about today? And
Speaker 2: with the historic performance from mister shoe Otani.
Speaker 10: We'll never We'll never see it again unless he does
Speaker 10: it and U. As far as all the other records,
Speaker 10: I don't think any of them are safe. And just
Speaker 10: wait until the man starts hit cheap and see those
Speaker 10: records fall.
Speaker 2: It'll be something to see what he does on the mount.
Speaker 2: I think what he did this year, as we've discussed,
Speaker 2: probably never gonna see it again. We'll never see shoe
Speaker 2: Heotani with another fifty to fifty season just because of
Speaker 2: the dem on his body as a pitcher and a
Speaker 2: position player slash hitter next year and moving forward now
Speaker 2: this year not pitching because of the arm surgery, but
Speaker 2: certainly the time to focus on base running and hitting
Speaker 2: showed what he is.
Speaker 3: About as a complete athlete, a.
Speaker 2: Stud able to turn what he does as a hitter
Speaker 2: into base running and the techniques and learning how to
Speaker 2: get good jumps into a fifty to fifty season. Franken
Speaker 2: Monrovia is next up here on Dodge Talk.
Speaker 23: Hi, Frank, Hey, you know a great show today, you know,
Speaker 23: just epic performance by Show. Hey, you know the micro
Speaker 23: of this is the macro First, is the fact that
Speaker 23: you know, this is just the historic moment. Especially you know,
Speaker 23: Show has just battled through so much injury, you know that,
Speaker 23: right risk getting beamed a couple of times, him playing
Speaker 23: through a couple of you know, ankle strains. This has
Speaker 23: just been tough on him. You know, the macro being
Speaker 23: this is probably the greatest performance of the year from
Speaker 23: an you know.
Speaker 24: From a play offensively. I don't think we're gonna see
Speaker 24: another player in the next nine games or so many
Speaker 24: games that took that these other teams have, you know,
Speaker 24: come anywhere close to what he did in just this game, right,
Speaker 24: this game alone is probably the greatest of any player
Speaker 24: this season.
Speaker 2: You're right, Frank, I don't think people understand that. I'm
Speaker 2: glad you reemphasized and I appreciate that. Man, I don't
Speaker 2: think you realized Dodger fans, this game, not the season,
Speaker 2: the fifty to fifty season is unbelievable. This game alone,
Speaker 2: six for six, two doubles, three home runs, what he
Speaker 2: did driving in ten runs, It's unbelievable. And then to
Speaker 2: set the record for fifty to fifty while having this
Speaker 2: historic single game is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think you can't. There's not enough ways
Speaker 3: to describe it.
Speaker 2: It's one of the greatest single game performances you are
Speaker 2: ever gonna hear or see from an athlete. It really is,
Speaker 2: and I hope you enjoyed it. Right here on a
Speaker 2: FI seventy eight sports mark in Huntington Beach Mark.
Speaker 3: How you doing, buddy, Oh hey great.
Speaker 25: First off, I'd like to thank the Marlins manager for
Speaker 25: not putting up four fingers at Otani.
Speaker 20: He could have just as he is.
Speaker 25: That you're not going to do that record in my house,
Speaker 25: right he did. He let his pictures try to challenge it.
Speaker 25: So first off, I really appreciate the manager for doing that,
Speaker 25: and the sky's the limit. He'll probably get fifty five
Speaker 25: to fifty five. But he reminds me of such a
Speaker 25: presence in the Dodger of clubhouse, and then you know,
Speaker 25: the dugout, the only one I can remember that would
Speaker 25: kind of stoke that it was.
Speaker 9: I don't know if you.
Speaker 25: Remember Jay Johnston. Now, he wasn't a fantastic player or all,
Speaker 25: but he got the rest of the guys going. And
Speaker 25: I'm sure sh O Tommy's doing that same thing right now,
Speaker 25: you know, with all that being said, so you know,
Speaker 25: just him being in there, just he just inspires the
Speaker 25: rest of the guys to play better. And then then
Speaker 25: there's the last thing that I think might happen here.
Speaker 25: This will probably be the first time and maybe never again.
Speaker 25: It's all up to the Baseball writers that we get
Speaker 25: a designated hitter voted in as the mb of the season.
Speaker 2: Good point, great points all around. Mark, Absolutely, I think
Speaker 2: you're right. I think this could be the only time
Speaker 2: we see it doesn't need hitter like that get the MVP.
Speaker 3: We'll see.
Speaker 2: I know, uh, Lindor's had a great season, but anybody
Speaker 2: that's been watching baseball and has actually their eyes and
Speaker 2: ears open to what's happening here in twenty twenty four
Speaker 2: and the records that are been set by showyl Tani
Speaker 2: appreciate what he has done. Final call the Knight's got
Speaker 2: to be Izzy in Anaheim. Izzy, how are you?
Speaker 11: Oh, I'm great. I'm really happy to show. Hey, he's
Speaker 11: the best thing in the would right now. And I'm
Speaker 11: just really okay. But they went tonight, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 11: they went this great but it was just a big
Speaker 11: night and it was just it was just so great.
Speaker 11: It was so happened. When I tell you, guy, it
Speaker 11: is fifty and I show it s the tear in
Speaker 11: my eyes during the commission after the postum field win,
Speaker 11: the guy had you guys out to you. I don't
Speaker 11: know why. I may have been super sentimental, but ye,
Speaker 11: so anyway, but listen, Yeah it was a good game, man,
Speaker 11: I'm just doing so we'll talk for soon. And oh
Speaker 11: yeah we need to take you. We need to thank
Speaker 11: you being stupid not be signing him. So thanks angels,
Speaker 11: all right.
Speaker 2: Is yeah, I appreciate it. I'm glad you got emotional.
Speaker 2: That was very cool to see. Uh And I think
Speaker 2: baseball fans sports fans truly understand what happened today, and
Speaker 2: if you didn't, maybe it'll sink in tonight. Maybe it'll
Speaker 2: sink in tomorrow. Maybe you need to get on social
Speaker 2: media before you go to bed tonight and realize, Oh man,
Speaker 2: look at that.
Speaker 3: What he did?
Speaker 2: Look forty nine fifty fifty one, the stolen bases fifty
Speaker 2: to fifty on the season, six for six, ten RBIs
Speaker 2: in the game, setting Dodger single game mark, setting the
Speaker 2: single season home run record. Pretty special, Pretty darn special.
Speaker 2: What show hey all Tani did tonight? I think Steven
Speaker 2: heinzen Beach is right, thank you, Skip Schumacher, mark in
Speaker 2: heights the beach, Skip Schoeman, Docker Dot. Marlin's manager could
Speaker 2: have easily runners on second and third in the ninth
Speaker 2: inning and the game out of reach already, could have
Speaker 2: said put up four and intentionally walked Showy Tani just
Speaker 2: so he couldn't hit his fifty first home run and
Speaker 2: pitched to Mookie Betts in that situation. But show Heyotani
Speaker 2: got to bat, Skip Schumacher didn't intentionally walk him, and
Speaker 2: what happened. Three run home run number fifty one on
Speaker 2: the season. That's going to do it for postgame Dodgers. So, like, man,
Speaker 2: what a fun day hanging out with Colin Ye Matt
Speaker 2: to Meggy, Brian Blackmore, Don Martin High five and in
Speaker 2: the studio, Tim Conway Junior from KF five's coming over,
Speaker 2: Moke Kelly hanging out with us in the studio.
Speaker 3: It was like it was like a.
Speaker 2: Packed house here in the AM five seventy Dodgers studios
Speaker 2: this afternoon, as everybody wanted to be a part of
Speaker 2: it history right here on AM five to seventy LA Sports,
Speaker 2: you're a home of the Dodgers, and you got to
Speaker 2: hear it.
Speaker 3: What a day. Dodgers beat the Marlins twenty to four.
Speaker 3: They clinched a playoff berth for the twelfth straight year.
Speaker 2: The dow ninety one and sixty two nine games left
Speaker 2: and still need to clench the NL West with the
Speaker 2: Padres coming to town next week.
Speaker 3: But back at it tomorrow night. Dodger's flying home right now.
Speaker 2: They'll start a three game series against the Rockies beginning
Speaker 2: tomorrow night. Well, I have Moroco Casino Dodgers on deck,
Speaker 2: Beginnia at six, first pitch at seven to ten. Congratulations
Speaker 2: to mister fifty to fifty the Unicorn himself show. Hey,
Speaker 2: oh Tani, I'm a great rest of your Thursday night.
Speaker 2: Thursday Night NFL football coming up next or.
Speaker 3: Just before the half. Jets fourteen, Patriots three. Enjoyant.
Speaker 2: Here it comes, CHUCKL.