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Tyler Glasnow on Ohtani’s pen sessions, No WBC, Yama's unique routine, Awkward media awkward times · Foul Territory

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Speaker 1: So it was there was like a light like a
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Speaker 1: strobe show trying to hit. So I think that was
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Speaker 1: kind of in my favor as well. I'm sure if
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Speaker 1: you have the cuts, the probably agree with that as well.
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Speaker 2: All right, here he is Tyler Glass now treating us
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Speaker 2: right now, making up one jealous with the weather too.
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Speaker 2: What's going on? Has everything going since you've come back
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Speaker 2: from Tokyo? Has it been like, oh wow, back to
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Speaker 2: the real world.
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Speaker 1: Kind of Yeah, I guess too. It kind of just
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Speaker 1: all blends.
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Speaker 3: You like in season when you're traveling for baseball, You're like,
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Speaker 3: I feel like I'm in a road city, like a
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Speaker 3: little different, and the signages is a little weird, but
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Speaker 3: it's just like all blends together.
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Speaker 4: I saw you on the road, Tyler. You barely spoke
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Speaker 4: to me. I had to chase you down to say hi.
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Speaker 4: I'm kind of perturbed as you a little irritated at
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Speaker 4: you're in No, you came.
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Speaker 1: In at me.
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Speaker 3: I'm going I had a bullpen. I had a lift, dude,
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Speaker 3: I didn't have The media times are a little a
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Speaker 3: little weird. It's always like right when pictures are doing stuff,
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Speaker 3: which is probably good for players. You don't have to
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Speaker 3: be in there when like all the other media and.
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Speaker 4: See that's but see, that's one of the problems that
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Speaker 4: I have. And listen, as a former player, I get
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Speaker 4: it because I still feel awkward when I walk into
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Speaker 4: the clubhouse and I'm and I'm just standing there and
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Speaker 4: I'm like, don't look at anybody. Don't Oh no, don't,
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Speaker 4: don't look at the TV.
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Speaker 5: Don't you know.
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Speaker 4: I can't sit down, And I'm just like, hurry up, Dave,
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Speaker 4: I need to talk to you for five minutes.
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Speaker 5: Oh who do I know?
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Speaker 4: Oh Hey there's Max, Oh hey, there's Tyler, oh Blake,
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Speaker 4: Oh hey, guys you know, and then you want them
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Speaker 4: to leave them alone. But you know, you walked in
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Speaker 4: and I was like, oh, I know him, I can
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Speaker 4: say hi to him, and you were like, oh sorry,
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Speaker 4: I'm super busy, I'm too cool, I have great hair, and.
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Speaker 1: I'm bullpen dude. Okay, okay, that's fair.
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Speaker 5: Should we do it differently?
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Speaker 2: That's my question, AJ like, is there anything we should
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Speaker 2: do differently to make it easier for both sides?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: I did that a billion times in life. You're standing
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Speaker 2: there awkwardly, the guys are like changing, and I'm like,
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Speaker 2: I know him, should I say hi now? Should I
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Speaker 2: go later? This is so weird.
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Speaker 3: I think the best is like when sometimes it's like
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Speaker 3: when something like you're in there and it's just big
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Speaker 3: group of people and like no one's really asking anything
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Speaker 3: and they're just like standing in there waiting for something
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Speaker 3: to happen for like an hour.
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Speaker 1: Yea. So it's like, you know, like the question just
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Speaker 1: like going there with Tyler.
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Speaker 4: But if we go in there and I'm looking for
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Speaker 4: a certain person, right, and you're and say, I'm looking
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Speaker 4: to speak to show Hey, but show Hay is not
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Speaker 4: in there for an hour?
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Speaker 1: What am I supposed to do?
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Speaker 4: Like there should be at least a violent window where
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Speaker 4: every player needs to be in there, because trust me,
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Speaker 4: I want to get the heck out of there too.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I was like, I want a cheese steak.
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Speaker 4: I want to ask Kevin and Philly for a cheese steak.
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Speaker 4: But I can't just walk into the you know, into
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Speaker 4: the food room and say, keV, can I have one
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Speaker 4: of the cheese steaks for old time's sake?
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Speaker 5: Right?
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Speaker 4: I want to I want to beat it out of
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Speaker 4: there too.
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Speaker 1: I know there has to there.
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Speaker 3: It would be good to like have people talk about
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Speaker 3: to you like doing like a media like room thing
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Speaker 3: or like something time, whatever it is. It is kind
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Speaker 3: of stranger because a lot of times the media, like
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Speaker 3: I said, the hour that you get to go in
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Speaker 3: is right when picture stretches, so it's like away. And
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Speaker 3: then when you do a bullpen you do it twenty
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Speaker 3: minutes before picture stretch, so it's like you have to
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Speaker 3: do all this stuff and you come back in and
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Speaker 3: like you never see the media until postgame, and I don't.
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Speaker 3: I guess it's maybe designed like that because, like you said,
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Speaker 3: maybe players are like not trying to But I think
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Speaker 3: I could maybe go about it a little a little
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Speaker 3: bit differently, like having like a certain amount of time
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Speaker 3: a looted it to being like or if you have
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Speaker 3: a question like reaching out before, I don't. I don't
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Speaker 3: know how it would happen, but it always was. It
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Speaker 3: always does seem weird to me that, like it's always
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Speaker 3: in the middle of when the pitchers and stuff are
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Speaker 3: are like in the middle of their day. And then
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Speaker 3: I feel like it did because you think I'm trying
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Speaker 3: to like not talk to you, but I'm just five
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Speaker 3: minutes late to a hop.
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Speaker 1: That's crazy.
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Speaker 6: Hey, So six innings just today seven k's looked really good.
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Speaker 6: What is it like today? What's the next day for
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Speaker 6: you give us your little routine action and talk a
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Speaker 6: little about it last night, you know that breaking ball
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Speaker 6: working and everything else, because I think that that that
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Speaker 6: secondary pitch is the one that is going to get
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Speaker 6: the guys out for the most part.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so like today, generally this year, we have so
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Speaker 3: many guys in the roster.
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Speaker 1: Like I've been on like a st seven day. I'm
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Speaker 1: on like a.
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Speaker 3: Japanese schedule, so I'm i go like pitch every Sunday basically,
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Speaker 3: so it's like a lot of days in between, but
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Speaker 3: I just do like a post day like mobility reset
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Speaker 3: type of thing, and then you kind of get like
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Speaker 3: worked on. It's more of like an easy day today
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Speaker 3: and then a lift tomorrow. But as far as yesterday
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Speaker 3: in the game, honestly, if I'm being completely honest, I
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Speaker 3: felt lost.
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Speaker 1: It was really weird.
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Speaker 3: It was just one of those like I've been feeling
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Speaker 3: so good in spring and then it kind of just
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Speaker 3: all last start, I just completely forgot how to pitch
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Speaker 3: and then it kind of leaked.
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Speaker 1: Into this start a little bit.
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Speaker 3: But I was glad I could like get through it,
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Speaker 3: maybe not feeling so good. And I think when you
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Speaker 3: have games where you feel so bad, you almost have
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Speaker 3: to eliminate all thought and you kind of go back
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Speaker 3: to like you just go back to the drawing board
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Speaker 3: and like, here we go, let's just go compete.
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Speaker 1: So I think as rough as.
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Speaker 3: It felt, it was nice to just kind of go
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Speaker 3: have a reset and get through that one. But metrically
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Speaker 3: and everything, everything was good. I just feel like whenever
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Speaker 3: I try to step on something, I would throw the
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Speaker 3: ball like I would hit someone, or like it would
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Speaker 3: just be nowhere near I wanted it. So I think
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Speaker 3: it was kind of more of like a finesse game yesterday.
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Speaker 4: Tyler six innings, two three hits, two runs. I mean
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Speaker 4: most starters would take that and run. So I mean
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Speaker 4: from no, I believe me.
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Speaker 1: I'm stoked before.
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Speaker 3: If you asked me before the game how well I
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Speaker 3: was gonna do, I'd probably say seven runs, seven or
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Speaker 3: seven eight runs like.
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Speaker 1: One of those.
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Speaker 3: I also think too, like the shadows are on my
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Speaker 3: side for sure, A four or five game in LA
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Speaker 3: like I had that that working for me, So it
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Speaker 3: was it was I saw some video of it too.
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Speaker 3: It was like light dark light so it was it
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Speaker 3: was like a light like a Strobe show trying to hit.
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Speaker 3: So I think that was kind of in my favor
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Speaker 3: as well. I'm sure if you asked the Cubs they'd
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Speaker 3: probably agree with that as well, or.
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Speaker 4: They just say you're really good, or they'd say you're
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Speaker 4: really good, but you said something earlier and ill and
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Speaker 4: I want to hit on you said the metrics are
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Speaker 4: really good. So you look at the metrics right after
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Speaker 4: you start or right after you come out of the game.
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Speaker 4: Do they send them to you? How does that work
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Speaker 4: with a starting pitcher in the major leagues.
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Speaker 3: It's uh, they have it on the iPad, so after
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Speaker 3: every inning you can go back and look through. And
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Speaker 3: it's only times I generally want to look at it
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Speaker 3: as if like something feels off or if I like,
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Speaker 3: if I'm like I said yesterday, I couldn't really get
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Speaker 3: on anything. I couldn't like be aggressive and try to
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Speaker 3: like anytime I maybe try to ramp up to like
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Speaker 3: make something a little nasty or two strikes, it would
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Speaker 3: just kind of like throw everything off. So I just
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Speaker 3: wanted to make sure I wasn't going out there with
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Speaker 3: like fifty percent stuff. And I think with the effort.
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Speaker 3: The stuff was better than I thought it would be.
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Speaker 3: So it's one of those things I can just check,
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Speaker 3: get it out of my brain, and then just go
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Speaker 3: out and compete, because there's some times it starts where
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Speaker 3: I think I'm getting on something, and I'll go look
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Speaker 3: at the metrics in between, or like my slider is
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Speaker 3: a little bit more depthy or a little verdy, or
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Speaker 3: it's not. I'm not throwing it hard, and it's just
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Speaker 3: like a change of mentality, Like all right, you thought
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Speaker 3: you were throwing this about ninety two, but it's.
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Speaker 1: Like eighty eight.
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Speaker 3: So just throw it a little harder and then you
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Speaker 3: can just eliminate it from your brain.
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Speaker 2: That's neutrofol dot com promo code foul. All right, So, Tyler,
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Speaker 2: you mentioned you're in a Japanese schedule rotation, which makes
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Speaker 2: sense since you've got Yamamoto and Roki and then maybe
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Speaker 2: show hey at some point, I don't know, in the
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Speaker 2: next month or two, hopefully, have you been tracking just
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Speaker 2: this experiment that he's going through as he has nobody
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Speaker 2: to talk to, right, It's not like he can be like, oh,
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Speaker 2: you know what, let me call this guy in the
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Speaker 2: NL who dealt with the same experience as me. Some surgeries.
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Speaker 2: He's a pitcher and he's a hitter. Now he's trying
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Speaker 2: to come back again as a pitcher. I know he
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Speaker 2: had another bullpen session this weekend. So are you fascinated
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Speaker 2: almost like as a fan and as a pitching junkie,
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Speaker 2: to see how he continues his rehab.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's definitely a unique situation.
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Speaker 3: I think he can relate to people in regards of
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Speaker 3: Tommy John coming back, whether you hit or pitch, like
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Speaker 3: everyone who's gone through Tommy John can relate to, like
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Speaker 3: what's going on and a lot of the things he
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Speaker 3: was going through earlier like super normal, especially with that
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Speaker 3: new style like hybrid type surgery.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of like similarities.
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Speaker 3: With guys are coming back back to ups and downs
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Speaker 3: can be pretty pretty similar. But I think too, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: watching him go about his work, like having like dhing
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Speaker 3: and like doing his cage where and doing all that
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Speaker 3: stuff and then going out and throwing and then throwing
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Speaker 3: a bullpen. I was out there for his bullpen two
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Speaker 3: days ago and it looked good, like effortless good v
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Speaker 3: LO still just like getting his footing about him. I
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Speaker 3: think the first couple of bullpens can always be frustrating
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Speaker 3: because you start to think a lot and you're not
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Speaker 3: you don't really feel athletic. But I've watched a few
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Speaker 3: of his throwing programs and it's like trending up in
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Speaker 3: the right direction. And I think everything's been feeling really
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Speaker 3: good for him too. So I think once you get
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Speaker 3: back into like game action, all that stuff that you're
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Speaker 3: thinking about kind of goes away and you can just
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Speaker 3: start competing, and I think that's when he'll really take off.
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Speaker 6: I want to talk a little about Oltana and Sazaki
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Speaker 6: a little bit too as well. Is there something that
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Speaker 6: you've seen from these guys or learned something new that
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Speaker 6: you can bring it to your style as well? Like
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Speaker 6: I know you guys probably talk a lot about things,
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Speaker 6: but is there like a routine or something you've seen
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Speaker 6: these guys, you know, in practice or in the game.
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Speaker 6: It's like, man, I might need to put this in
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Speaker 6: my arsenal as well.
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Speaker 3: I think if I were to take one thing for somebody,
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Speaker 3: I think watching Yamamoto go about his like day to day,
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Speaker 3: how consistent it is, is really impressive. I think the
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Speaker 3: way he is on the mound too, Like I think
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Speaker 3: when I'm good, I feel like I'm shooting jumpers, you know,
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Speaker 3: like that like the motor skills of when you when
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Speaker 3: you get a basketball, you take it, you shoot like
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Speaker 3: the routines the same you get it. It's the time
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Speaker 3: in between shots is the same. And when I'm pitching,
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Speaker 3: that's when I'm pitching. Well, I feel like that's what
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Speaker 3: I'm doing. I'm not thinking about where i am. I'm
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Speaker 3: not thinking about what my body's doing. I'm getting the ball.
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Speaker 3: I'm eliminating thought and I'm going. And Yamamoto does it
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Speaker 3: better than anyone I've seen, and I think his training
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Speaker 3: reinforces that. Every day he does this like crazy weird
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Speaker 3: isometric hold and stretches and stuff with this guy named
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Speaker 3: Yata Sense and it's very un It's like a super
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Speaker 3: different philosophy from like Western baseball of like lifting and
10:38
Speaker 3: kind of doing a bunch of different stuff. It's very
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Speaker 3: it's strength based, but it's mobility based. And the whole
10:43
Speaker 3: time you're doing it, you're in these like weird ass
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Speaker 3: positions like rolling on your head, And the main objective
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Speaker 3: is to like put yourself in an uncomfortable situation, but
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Speaker 3: also try to focus like consciously think about relaxing your
10:55
Speaker 3: body while you're in a really awkward position. And I
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Speaker 3: think that like resonates with me. I guess as a
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Speaker 3: pitcher to where there's not there's a lot of stuff
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Speaker 3: you can work on physically, but the mental game is
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Speaker 3: always kind of hard to work on unless you're pitching
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Speaker 3: in a game.
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Speaker 1: So something like that.
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Speaker 3: Utilizing something like that is just kind of I don't know,
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Speaker 3: I've thought about that kind of a bit.
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Speaker 1: Well.
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Speaker 4: I mean, just grab the javelin, start chucking the javelin,
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Speaker 4: take away your leg kick and throw the javelin. You
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Speaker 4: can be just like Yamamoo. I don't understand why it's
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Speaker 4: so hard. I mean, you guys are about the same size.
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Speaker 4: I mean you're like six eight, he's like five ten.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know what.
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Speaker 1: I don't really see a difference in you guys.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, right, And imagine if he was like six eight,
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Speaker 3: like the way he utilizes his body, and like I
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Speaker 3: just sometimes baseball throwing hard, like size doesn't necessarily correlate
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Speaker 3: to throwing hard.
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Speaker 1: You have like your whatever muscle system that is.
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Speaker 3: But I can only imagine if Yamamoto was six eight,
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Speaker 3: you might throw like one hundred and eleven.
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Speaker 4: So taking his Brain on show Hey before we kind
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Speaker 4: of change a little bit of pitching when he comes back.
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Speaker 4: Everyone wants to know this from Dave Roberts, from everyone
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Speaker 4: on the Dodgers. Are you okay if you have to
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Speaker 4: piggyback him? Like if showhy goes out there for two
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Speaker 4: innings and they're like, hey, Glass, you got the next seven?
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Speaker 4: Have you ever done that in the past, And would
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Speaker 4: everybody be okay in your rotation piggybacking?
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Speaker 3: I think I don't know about everyone else, but I
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Speaker 3: did in Japan. I piggybacked Blake. I came in the
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Speaker 3: fifth or sixth inning and then finish the game. But
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Speaker 3: when I was up to like four innings, I think
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Speaker 3: it'd be weird in season just having a like a
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Speaker 3: starter routine and then having to like throw then wait
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Speaker 3: then go throw in the bullpen. Like it's kind of
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Speaker 3: more of like a reliever thing. It's something I could do.
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Speaker 3: I mean, if they needed to do that, I'd find
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Speaker 3: a way to like figure it out. But I think
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Speaker 3: if I had my like my number one choice, I'd
12:40
Speaker 3: like to start the game. But you know, I think
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Speaker 3: too a lot of times if it's like postseason or
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Speaker 3: like somehow the matchup is like really great to where
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Speaker 3: you have show it for two and then I would
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Speaker 3: I wouldn't care, But I don't really know what the
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Speaker 3: plan is for all that.
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Speaker 6: Let me ask you this one more otani for me.
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Speaker 1: Have you I mean guys, I mean like yourself.
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Speaker 6: Have you seen guys in your team get more endorsement
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Speaker 6: deals just because the big dog is out there in
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Speaker 6: LA with you guys?
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Speaker 1: Or no? Is that nothing to it? I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I actually I don't really know.
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Speaker 3: I don't do a ton of stuff myself, but i'd
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Speaker 3: actually i'd be curious to ask, like Kik and guys
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Speaker 3: like that if they've had any more like Japanese like
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Speaker 3: endorsements or sponsorships or stuff like that. I know the
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Speaker 3: team obviously has. I don't know if individuals have, though.
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Speaker 3: I think the thing that has grown for everybody though,
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Speaker 3: is the eyes. Like everyone's market in Japan has grown
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Speaker 3: a lot just because they watched so much baseball. They're
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Speaker 3: like the TV ratings. I remember the World Series is
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Speaker 3: like fifteen million people in Japan watch and like fourteen
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Speaker 3: million people in the US watch, So you can tell.
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Speaker 3: Especially when we went over there, they all like walking
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Speaker 3: down the street everyone recognizes you. They all have like
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Speaker 3: nicknames for you, and so I think that has has grown,
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Speaker 3: which in turn, I think after a while, will get
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Speaker 3: people some deals.
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Speaker 1: But I'll ask ground.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure people have gotten some some sort of maybe
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Speaker 3: some Instagram and stuff.
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Speaker 1: Or who knows.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, catching some strays like oh, we can't go to Tani,
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Speaker 2: but like let's hit someone else with the Dodgers because
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Speaker 2: you know they play with him.
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Speaker 1: Not bad question for you.
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Speaker 2: Do you think that you're going to play against Otani,
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Speaker 2: Roki and Yammoto maybe next year in the World Baseball Classic.
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Speaker 2: Have you thought about it at all? Did you see
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Speaker 2: the news Judge just announced that he's I mean, that's obvious.
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Speaker 2: We all care just as a fan, Okay, we care
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Speaker 2: about the pitching. We know that the position players are
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Speaker 2: going to be pretty damn good. Everyone wants to know
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Speaker 2: how the pitching is going to shape up. So have
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Speaker 2: you thought about it? Would you do it? Or is
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Speaker 2: it too weird because of where it is in the season.
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Speaker 3: I would love to do it, but it's more of
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Speaker 3: those things like I've been hurt every single year to
14:44
Speaker 3: where it's not a very good you know what I mean?
14:45
Speaker 3: Like I kind of have like my obligation and like
14:47
Speaker 3: my responsibility to the Dodgers, and it would have to
14:49
Speaker 3: be if both of us mutually agreed that, like this
14:52
Speaker 3: is fine, go and do this, and if there's any
14:54
Speaker 3: hesitation or if I don't end the season in like
14:56
Speaker 3: the best shape or whatever. And I just think I'm
14:59
Speaker 3: more focused on like trying to stay healthy in season
15:02
Speaker 3: every year, and if I was healthy the last five
15:04
Speaker 3: years and through two hundred innings, it would be a
15:05
Speaker 3: no brainer.
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Speaker 1: But like I I.
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Speaker 3: Want to extremely bad. I wanted to last time too.
15:11
Speaker 3: I talked to Mark de Rosa last time and I
15:13
Speaker 3: saw him in the airport. We talked about it a
15:14
Speaker 3: little bit and I mentioned it to the Rays and
15:16
Speaker 3: it was just like probably not. It was like, yeah,
15:19
Speaker 3: that makes a lot of sense. I was just coming
15:20
Speaker 3: off of Tommy John. But it's kind of had when it.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I guess when the.
15:25
Speaker 3: Time comes to to say yes or now, I'll have
15:28
Speaker 3: to revisit it. But I just my main goal is
15:31
Speaker 3: just to stay healthy. And I think that's a lot
15:32
Speaker 3: of like stress early on in season.
15:34
Speaker 1: But we'll see. Who knows you.
15:38
Speaker 4: Versu Yamamoto and a javelin throwing contest before for the
15:41
Speaker 4: finals of the World Baseball Classic. We must watch TV.
15:44
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, Tyler, try something different, Okay, but.
15:49
Speaker 5: But I got it.
15:49
Speaker 4: I got ass this Mickey rowe got to pitch the
15:52
Speaker 4: other day. He didn't imitate you. We're Sazaki and Kershaw. Okay,
15:56
Speaker 4: the fact that not only did he imitate and we
15:58
Speaker 4: kind of did him dirty, and then he gave up
15:59
Speaker 4: a bunch.
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Speaker 3: Of yeah, I don't even know how you would like
16:03
Speaker 3: do me. I used to do the glove thing, so
16:05
Speaker 3: that's kind of easy, but I don't do that anymore.
16:06
Speaker 3: So I just have like a standard like lift and throw.
16:10
Speaker 3: So I guess the only way you could mimic me
16:11
Speaker 3: is if you like got really far down the mound
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Speaker 3: and like, I don't even know how you do it.
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Speaker 1: But maybe he didn't want to like use his legs
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Speaker 1: that much. I have no idea. Okay, that's fair.
16:22
Speaker 5: That was fair. I thought it was great.
16:23
Speaker 4: And every time a position player pitches, I know you're
16:25
Speaker 4: usually getting killed, but it is funny for the team
16:28
Speaker 4: because it does lighten up the moon and everyone gets
16:30
Speaker 4: a laugh when they either they because if they god forbid,
16:32
Speaker 4: they go scoreless inning, then all the pitchers have to
16:35
Speaker 4: hear about it forever. But if he gives up runs
16:37
Speaker 4: and does something funny like Mickey Row, everyone laughs and
16:39
Speaker 4: it kind of takes your mind off it. Okay, before
16:41
Speaker 4: we let you go, I gotta know, is it time
16:43
Speaker 4: to panic with the Dodgers?
16:45
Speaker 5: Is it time? Are we panicking?
16:46
Speaker 4: And we're panicking here because you know, you guys are
16:48
Speaker 4: supposed to win one hundred and sixty two games and
16:50
Speaker 4: you've lost three series in a row, Like, is it
16:52
Speaker 4: panic time?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 1: I think.
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Speaker 3: I mean, like every year this happens, Tabertine, like you're
16:58
Speaker 3: gonna you're gonna lose serious sometimes last year we had
17:01
Speaker 3: like a month where we didn't win a series. So
17:02
Speaker 3: like it's not No one in the clubhouses is tripping
17:06
Speaker 3: out too much. I just think it's one hundred and
17:08
Speaker 3: sixty two games. It just is what it is. Like
17:10
Speaker 3: I think too. You look back like players have been
17:12
Speaker 3: doing well. I pitched like shit last time. I did
17:14
Speaker 3: okay this last start, But like weeks change. Some guys
17:17
Speaker 3: do good, some guys do bad.
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Speaker 1: But in the total one hundred and sixty two game.
17:21
Speaker 3: Season, you have to look at it, it's like an
17:23
Speaker 3: all sum total, like we're gonna be justifying. It'll be
17:27
Speaker 3: good air and like it doesn't help. Our division is
17:29
Speaker 3: playing super well right now. But if we look back
17:31
Speaker 3: at this in a couple of months, I think we're.
17:33
Speaker 1: Knowing, really we're going to think about it. Yep, that's fair.
17:36
Speaker 2: Yeah, fans freak out obviously, but you know that's that's
17:40
Speaker 2: what you do. It's one hundred and sixty two. Sometimes
17:42
Speaker 2: you forget about that and they think it's fifty, but
17:44
Speaker 2: it's one sixty confirmed Tyler enjoyed the day after the start,
17:48
Speaker 2: and we'll catch you in a few weeks. Thanks for
17:50
Speaker 2: hopping on man, all
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Speaker 1: Right, Thanks guys, appreciate it.