Dodgers Territory - Dodgers Trade for Another Pitcher, Yanks Recap, Everyday Hyeseong?

Episode Date: June 2, 2025

DT hosts Alanna Rizzo and Clint Pasillas recap the weekend series with the Yankees (0:52). Our big takeaways from the weekend, including the question many are asking, is it time for Hyeseong Kim to play every day (5:31)?Plus the latest news from the IL (11:03) and breaking news in the form of a trade for another random reliever in Will Klein (18:19)!Get 20% off your first Slab Pack or card purchase by going to ArenaClub.com/FOUL and use code FOUL.Use code FOUL for 20% off your first purchase on Rhoback.comSubscribe to Dodgers Territory on YouTube!Rate and review our podcast on Apple and Spotify!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Clint, you had said that you were playing the opposite game, kind of like George Costanza does on Seinfeld. He just does everything the opposite of what he should do, and it turns out okay. What do you mean by that? Listen, every once in a while, you've got to do what you can as a fan to help your team win. And I said all of the things wrong that the Dodgers were going to do this weekend against the Yankees. I was like, I'm worried about the Landon-Nak start. I'm worried about the Tony Gonson start, especially against Max Fried, who has been phenomenal in that Yankees uniform. And then, you know, Yoshinoviyamamoto, my Sy Young Award frontrunner, he was going to,

you know, mop the floor with the Yankees. All of that was wrong. So I don't know a damn thing anymore about Dodger baseball. But we take the series win, and that's the most important thing. I don't know that we just took it. I think we really, really grasped onto it and held on tightly. I tell you what, Sunday I get up and I didn't see the entire game on Saturday because I was at Jolette Stadium at Luke Combs and Post Malone and Jelly Roll. So I was like 18 to 2, goodness gracious.

So then I immediately texted the host of Pinstripe Territory. That would be Derek Lewandowski, who does a great job covering the Yankees on this foul territory platform. And you were actually on his show prior to the Dodger Yankee series starting. And you had said there that you were worried about NAC and you were worried about Gonsolin and you were not worried about Yama. And I texted Levendowski and I said, you owe me 100 bucks for the Gidreys Guardian Foundation. because we bet just straight up series win, and I already was able to know that on Saturday. They did a really, really good job.

Obviously, Sunday you would have liked to have seen that be a series sweep, but I'll take two of three from the Yankees as a victory. You know, whenever I see those 18-run games, especially with the Dodgers, I'm like, hey, boys, let's save some for tomorrow. They could have used a few of those on Sunday. But, guys, let us know in the comments how you're feeling about this Dodgers team coming out of that Yankee series. Of course, I feel a lot better than, you know,

things were for the team entering last week. Of course, that's where you have the Cleveland series, the Mets series. Now, we're playing the Mets again in L.A. for four starting today. But you just feel a lot better when you beat the Powerhouse Yankees and you see all the media narrative people, the talking heads, who enter that series is like, the Yankees are the greatest team. And then like, oh, my God, they need to blow it up. Brian Cashman needs to be fired again.

And even though he's never been fired and all this kind of stuff, It's like, listen, it's a series. It's still a series in May and June. It doesn't mean a whole lot. It just feels a lot better when you beat their ass as good as he did on Saturday night, for sure. You know, to me it does mean a lot, though, because I know it's cliche. But again, like you need every win, right? Because at the end of the season, it's not as if as of yet anyway here on June 2nd, happy June, everybody.

It's not as if we're running away with this division yet. So you look back at this, you know, in a couple of months. And it's like, what if we didn't take this series against the New York Yankee Series? You know what I mean? It does matter. I mean, I know there's still a lot of time, but I do like the fact that they could have easily swept had Yamamoto had a little bit of a better outing. And that's okay. Like he's allowed to have a clunker every now and again. But one thing I also take out of this is that that 18 to two game, right? The only offense was Aaron Judge. You know, I believe he had two solo shots in that game. So Aaron Judge was the Yankees offense and the Dodgers were able to do this without the services of Mookiee bets, which I was like, seriously, he stubbed his toe. Like what? What a time to be alive. What a time to be a Dodger fan here. He stubs his toe on the off day. I guess he's trying to sneak into the bathroom in the middle of the night.

I don't know if he sneak in. But you get older, you need to go pee a little bit more in the middle of the night, something like that. But he hit a wall, hit something with that foot and fractured. I think they said it was like the fourth bone on his foot or what. I don't know. But even so, he's apparently going to be playing. They're still going to sit him today. then they're hoping to get him back in the lineup tomorrow, Tuesday.

And, you know, the expectation is it's just a pain tolerance thing, which I hate to see and I hate to hear. I would rather just maybe let's take, give him an IL stint for a week and just kind of go from there. I don't know if you feel the same, but it feels like it's forced to make him be, you know, to have him play with a freshly fractured toe. Yeah, fractured toe is not going to start today, as you mentioned, could very likely be in that lineup on Tuesday.

I'm fine with sitting Mookie Betts, but I don't know if five days of rest is going to make a difference. I mean, a fractured toes, a fractured toe, right? Like, I don't know how long you're supposed to be off of your toe to let it feel. But what I do think about this is it gives an opportunity for that narrative, Clint, that Kim needs to play more. I mean, with Mookie, you know, whether he's out of the lineup or on the IL or whatever, an opportunity for another infielder to get every day playing time. You know, there were some people that were kind of clamoring for Kim's arrival now that he's here. You know, he's had a decent start in a very small sample size. What say you, do you want him to play every day?

I think we've hit a point now where Hesong Kim needs to be in that lineup every day. Of course, he has the record game on Saturday. He gets four hits in that game. You know, he's in the infield. He had playing shortstop. And what's funny, this is where I was also wrong as well. I said on one of my streams on Saturday, I was like, I don't know that Kim is ready for shortstop. I don't know that he's ready for outfield,

and then he turns an unassisted double play as the shortstop and then has the outfield assist. So again, I was just over for a lot of things in this Yankee series, but when you look at the numbers and you look at what he's done, and admittedly, yeah, small sample size, only 22 games, 49 played appearances, but dude is hitting 413 with an OPS over 1,000. I think he's proven enough to at least get an opportunity to get in there more often, and maybe start seeing some left-handed batters.

By the way, did crank a long bamba off a lefty in that game. Yeah, I think it's about time. And, you know, Miguel Rojas, when he's getting in the lineup, he's not doing a whole lot. You feel good right now with Max Muncie in the lineup. Of course, Freddie Freeman's going to be in there every day. Oh, so I get it. So we're back on the Max Muncie is good train. I tell you what, this is like the biggest pendulum.

This guy has created the biggest pendulum swing of Dodgers fans. Like one day you're ready to. send them to the mood and I'm old so I'm putting my glasses on. Muncie went five for eight with three homers and eight RBI on Saturday and Sunday. He reached base in five of nine plate appearances. I believe that's what a PA is, a plate appearance in Queens a couple of weeks ago. And he reached base 16 times in the 2024 NLCS. This is all, of course, against the Mets.

That's why I'm bringing up these numbers. So we're back on the Muncie's good train. Is that what you're saying? Well, if we're moving ahead a little bit, because I did want to talk Muncie and our B block of the show, but we can really talk about Muncie at any point. And similar to what we saw last year with the Dodgers and the magic fix of a chiropractor for Muncie and an eye doctor for Kike Hernandez,

well, Max Muncie went to that eye doctor, that same eye doctor for Kiki Hernandez. And since then, you can see the numbers here in this graphic if you're watching on TV. Thomas Nesco does a great job breaking down, you know, advanced analytics and putting things into an easy-to-digest-format for all of us. But the most important thing, since wearing the glasses, he has cut his strikeout percentage in half. He has boosted his weighted runs created plus from 59 to 164. And all

of his homers on the season, seven homers have come since that, since getting the specs. He's the real deal. And as we've said before, he finds a way to reinvent himself year in, year out. Dave Roberts had also mentioned, like, he goes through these stretches every year. I will never doubt. I will never sell my Max Muncie stock. Now, at some point, you can be looking at it and start like being, oh, well, who else? Maybe, maybe we're getting, you know, at that point where he is 35 now and, and greener pastures are behind him. But no, he finds a way to, to be Max Muncie. He gets on base. He hits the ball, hard and far when he's right, and we get the bat drop, and things are good. And right now, he's been a massive addition to the middle of this lineup that is, you know, right?

Especially over the Yankee series without the Yankee or without Moogie bets in there and all that. So I want to give a shout to Spex Muncie. Yeah, I hear you. And I like what you said there about Muncie. And I can speak from experience that having glasses on helps. Trust me. It helps. I can actually see some things.

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Was that funky? Funky? Yeah, that's some head bobbing music. Evan Phillips to the IL. This stinks. Yeah. Tommy John. Listen, we were hoping.

We were all hopeful that it wouldn't be that he would have to undergo the knife to get Tommy John. But we saw that initial headline when it came out like a. You said it. You said it. You set us a text on our Dodgers territory thread, too, just recently when they signed Edwin Diaz from the Cincinnati Reds. You're like, what says.

Alexis. I mean, I'm sorry. Alexis. I wish it was Edwin Diaz. Anyway, what says, what says, what says, uh, Todd Ed. Yeah. What says Evan Phillips is having Tom, Tommy John surgery more than this when they signed Alexis Diaz from the Cincinnati Reds?

And sure enough, two days later, there we go. Evan Phillips is headed even longer on the IL. He was obviously already there. Tommy John surgery, as we feared. And also, Tyler Glassnow moved to the 60-day DL, which Clint, that's just semantics. We knew he's already been out for 60 days. And that's just semantic. So it doesn't mean anything differently for Glass now, but it was made official.

Yeah. And at least in terms of when he's going to come back and be available to pitch for this team, it's more of just, I wouldn't say a bad look, but it's a look. but it's a look that given his tenure as a Dodger so far has been very marred by injury to see him go to the 60-day IL, people who maybe aren't paying as much attention day and day out. That's just going to be like one of those, oh, see, this guy has always hurt. He's not there for the team, yada, yada, but no, it's procedural move. They need roster space.

And my God, they have so many people in the 60-day aisle right now. It's insane. It's stupid. So does that mean reinforcements are coming? Let's talk about that. I mean, I feel like Michael Kopeck has had 79 rehab assignments. I feel like he's had 79 rehab outings. I mean, he's bound to be back, what, this week, perhaps?

This series, next series. I think that's the goal. That's the goal here. The latest from Sonia Chen, who covers Dodgers for MLB.com. Another one, we also lost Luis Garcia, who I have to be mean to him for the narrative. So it's a great move, but also secretly he's been pretty decent for the team. But the expectation is we could see Michael Kopeck back. I think he's making one more rehab outing at AAA Oklahoma City this week.

And also good news in the Kirby Yates front where he, maybe that hamstring wasn't as bad of an injury, which is something even Mark Pryor had told us when we chatted with him a couple weeks ago. Just as Mark said, it's just him being old, being 38, 39 years old. But yeah, I mean, to get Kopeck and Yates back, that would be a massive addition for this team to get some adults at the back end of that bullpen in leverage position. So it's not just Ben Casparius being the one dude that's like, hey, this is a kid that is shouldering a lot of load for this team and he could use some help. Yeah, I agree with you. And I think that's part of the reason why Luis Garcia is kind of hurt now, too, is he was shouldering a lot of the. And I hate to say it, but a lot of those garbage innings for this club.

But, I mean, you have to have a guy in the bullpen that can do that for you. And that role is just as important as it is to be a closer. I mean, over the stretch of a season, you know, you need guys that can get those outs and eat those innings when you're, in bad spots. And yeah, Showtime, LA. Thanks for being a part of the chat here on Dodgers territory. Emmett Sheehan will be the NAC replacement big time stuff. I hope so.

I hope, you know, I hope that Copick comes back soon. I hope that Yates is back soon as well and effective. It will be great to get Emmett Sheehan back. Emmett Sheehan, I think a lot of people sleeping on Emmett Sheehan, by the way. Yeah. He was very good when he was healthy. What do you like about him?

What do you like about his stuff? Well, when he's healthy, I like the fact that he could be healthy. But, you know, he's somebody who's got a plus plus fastball and some good breaking pitchers that play off of it. Admittedly, I haven't seen him since the end of 23. So it has been a while since we've seen. We've taken him to Emmett's Fixit Shop, and that's a Simpsons reference for everybody who's paying attention. But, yeah, he's just another quality arm that this team desperately needs right now. Because you know the next injury is coming.

It's any moment. That's just how it goes. Henry's saying in the chat here, by the way, touching 97, 98 in Oklahoma City. is our guy that Emmett Sheen. He did not touch it. He talked you headed it. He talked you headed it. You said you haven't seen Emmett Gian in a long time.

How about you have, you know what we haven't seen? Dustin May and June. That's about to happen. Ever? Yeah, as part of this Met series that's coming up, of course we got, where's my button for that? There we go. Our friend Bill Plunkett giving us the probabilities for the series. And I'm circling that Dustin May start tonight.

because it will be the first time as a major leaguer that Dustin May has made an appearance in the month of June, which is ridiculous when you consider he made his major league debut all the way back in 2019. But with injuries, with, of course, the 2020 season starting late because of COVID and the 60 game season. And, you know, summer camp happened there in the month of June before the season resumed or got underway in the month of July. It's just insane the fact that this dude has been around for this long. So I'm looking forward to seeing that. I couldn't believe when you put that in the rundown. I was like, you got to be kidding me.

By the way, Henry, I'm just messing with you, my friend. Thanks for being a part of the chat. And E.B. Go away. I don't know who you are, but go away. Yeah. So it'll be fun to see, obviously, Dustin may get out there in June. I'm sure that nobody's more pleased with that than him. You know, obviously he wants to stay healthy.

He had a very scary time with the whole esophagus issue. And he was very, very dangerous. Let's talk about this Mets preview, part due, shall we? Yeah, let's do that. This is a team, obviously, that is good, right? They have a one-game lead in the NL East, so I love these types of matchups when you have two division winners going head to head. Again, a pair of division leaders facing off. The Mets got the better of the Dodgers when the teams met last week in Queens.

That was not that long ago. They won two of three of those games. But the Dodgers lead Major League baseball and runs per game. the Mets lead in ERA. The Mets held Shohei Otani to just two hits in the last series. So hopefully, Shoah can have a better showing against the Mets this time than he did last time. But this is fun.

A year ago on Monday, Clint, on June 2nd, 2024, the Mets had a 24 and 35 record, but over the last 365 days, so over the course of a year, they've been the top team in Major League Baseball,

one spot ahead of the reigning champion Dodgers. So talk about parity, right? Talk about how good these two teams are going head to head. They have a good lineup. They have the best pitching staff starting pitching staff in the bigs. This will be a good test. I enjoy it. I like the fact that we're at home, you know, perhaps that we can repay the favor.

But I always enjoy having these types of good series in the regular season to kind of get you prepped for the postseason. Again, very well could be an opponent in the playoffs. Yeah, I mean, I would have appreciated there was a little bit more space between the two series. But, you know, we didn't really get that luck here, apparently. But yeah, Mets are very good. Dodgers are very good. It's good for baseball to have these two teams playing. Sorry, I'm half distracted here because we got breaking news happening right now.

Here during the show, I was trying to put a graphic together in the middle of it, but the Dodgers are apparently acquiring right-handed reliever Will Klein for lefty pitcher Joe Jacques, who's been pitching at AAA, I believe, so far. Listen, Andrew, going to Andrew. He's going out there and trying to find some dudes. I don't know much about Will Klein. I think he's one of those guys that the Mariners have kind of leaned on at different points in time to be an option in the bullpen. But, yeah, Dodgers bring another, what do they call him, a reclamation project to L.A., along with, you know, I guess we didn't even talk about Alexis Diaz here on that deal here on the show.

Yeah. What do you think of the Alexis Diaz-Dia's deal? I don't know. I mean, it's so tough to say when you're coming from a team that's not that good. It's like, I don't know. I mean, the reds are bad. You know what I mean? So it's like I don't know that. I don't know. But you just mentioned it, reclamation project, right? I mean, there's something about the Dodgers, whether it's because these guys don't have to be the dude and carry the weight by themselves, or it's just because of the coaching staff or the culture or whatever it is. But guys seem to be able to reinvent themselves here and just stick to what got them to the big leagues. and have success. So perhaps, again, cliche, but that change of scenery, maybe that helps Alexis Diaz. But the daughters need bullpen help. And that's, that's absolutely a fact. With like trying it out, obviously, Evan Phillips gone for the rest of this year, part of

2006. You know, Vescia hasn't been great. Tanner Scott hasn't been great. We still don't have Kirby Yates, Kopeck, all the things. You know, it can't be Ben Casparius. And that's it. You know what I mean? So I get it.

I get it. You know, you're trying to look for guys that you can figure out a way that, they're going to fit within the mold of what the Dodgers have going on. Okay, so Klein, I was off about him. He is somebody, he made his debut last year. It looks like with the Royals, spent some time also with the Oakland Athletics, posted an 11 ERA and eight games last year in his first cup of coffee as a big leaguer. And as at the minor league level, we have a 5.34 career ERA.

He's somebody who's mostly pitched in relief. not anybody, maybe more AAA depth than anything like that, but hey, another arm, another arm for your Los Angeles Dodgers. I mean, honestly, maybe it's not, he's not expensive. So maybe it's something that you're just trying to, we need healthy arms right now. We need people that can just throw and eat up some innings. I mean, that's, I think, part of what, you know, this move is about is like we don't have a lot of healthy bullpen arms. And again, our starting pitchers are not going deep into the ballgame. So you're relying on a bullpen that's already tired and it's June 2nd. So I think that's the biggest part of, you know, what this is. Speaking of starting pitching, Blake Snell is trained and

trending. He's told our own David Vassay, who does a great job on AM 570, friend of the show, that he's up to 120 feet and throwing without pain. I love that phrase without pain. That's yeah. Yeah, I listen to the clip. You guys should check it out. Of course, listen to DV on Dodger Talk, just about every day. But Snell had mentioned that he, you know, was throwing there, throwing some flat ground, 120 feet. with the Yankees in town and seeing all the star-studded people, seeing the Fox crew there and seeing these Hall of Famers. And he's like, ah, really wants you, you want to just let it eat when you're out there.

You have to tell yourself, calm down. This is not about right now. We're trying to get to a point where we're healthy and can come back and help this team out. But he said he's expecting all things. If it trends the correct way, we're expecting to get him off a mound in the upcoming San Diego series, which, by the way, do you know the Dodgers and the Padres can play baseball against each other? Did you know? I didn't think so. I thought that was only in the NLDS. I cannot believe we have not seen the Padres yet. So again, June's going to be good, right? I don't know what happened to May. I blinked and it was over.

But here we are in June 2nd. It is also Lou Gehrig Day. We'll talk about that coming up in a little bit. But yeah, here we go. It'll be great to see what they do again against the Mets, possible postseason opponent. And then they're done with the Mets this year until the postseason perhaps. But yeah, looking forward to that June series as well with the San Diego Padres. It would be great if Blake Snell can start throwing off of a mound. Much more to come on Dodgers Territory, but back in a moment after a quick word from our friends at Fowell Territory. Scott, you need to check out this Roebuck hoodie I have. It's 85 plus degrees here in Florida. Look, lightweight, feels great, cool colors, perfect for those hot Florida days.

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I mean, she just loves it so much. So all around baseball over the course of the weekend, Major League Baseball was putting out the word, just getting, you know, more information out there about Lou Gehrig Day. can help too. There's MLBtogether.com. The Dodgers specifically have a couple of organizations that they are supporting in terms of ALS awareness and ways that you can help. You just go MLB.com together and you can see all of these different organizations and things that you can do to try to raise awareness and money and all of the things. So again, it's important. It's affecting a lot of people in our great game. Sarah Lang's being probably the most notable of those right now.

And Tim Kirchen, his brother passed away from ALS. Obviously, everybody knows who Tim Kirchen is on ESPN. So anyway, I just wanted to make sure that people are aware of that. What do you have, my friend, coming up on All Dodgers with Clint Pisces? Tonight, probably nothing because, you boy, this is my Jordan Flu game right now. I'm not feeling all that hot. But we will be back tomorrow night here with a post game after. game two of the Dodgers met series and then I will probably be live again either on my channel

either Wednesday or Thursday and definitely on Saturday. We've been doing Saturday streams, having a lot of fun doing that. So that's what's eventually coming up on my channel. So make sure you guys subscribe there. There it is. You can see that. I should probably link it in the description or something like that, but I don't do that. It would probably be a good idea. So anyway, there's some comment. I'm just looking at our chat here again. Thanks to you guys for being a part of it and just being a part of the show. We appreciate it very much. But there is some talk. Of course, there's always speculation, right, about all these different, like, possibilities. I don't think that the Red Sox, unless they figure it out quickly, they're not going anywhere in terms of postseason and those types of things.

So, you know, Jaron Duran, is he a trade piece? I mean, he could play center field. Is that somebody that, I don't even know if the Red Sox would consider trading him? I doubt it. I highly doubt it because he's one of the bright spots, one of the only bright spots that they have right now. But, again, let's pretend that the, you know, trade deadline is next week. Who would you like to see in a dodger uniform and what holes are we filling right now? You know, it's funny.

And I think there's been a little bit of a narrative online that they're exploring some bench help, potentially a left-handed bat off of the bench. I think the bench is honestly pretty decently balanced as it is. But, you know, as much as I hate to say it, and I fear even bringing it up, just because I think you're going to yell at me. The people in the chat will agree, but I don't know that, you know, Miguel Rojas now, if we keep trying to make this roster at its best, I don't know that he is bringing the most value to the roster right now, both offensively and defensively at this point in his career.

So I would wonder if they're going to explore some sort of move to fortify that bench, because I think everywhere else they're in a pretty good spot. You know, Mookie Betts being the shortstop, he's done perfectly fine there. He's been admirable as a shortstop, if not a. above admirable, whatever that means. We just need to get his bat going again. And then, you know, beyond that, like I said, Muncie's good.

Freddie Freeman is a Hall of Famer. Like, you feel good everywhere else. I think you're just missing. No, I mean, I can't. Positionally, I think a bench bat. I mean, I can appreciate what you're saying, really. I mean, and I would have thought, no, there's not, they're not going to do that until they DFAed Austin Barnes and Chris Taylor,

basically in back-to-back days. And I understand the business side of it. But, you know, this is a team that has expectations to win a World Series again. This is not a team that's like, well, we'll try hard. This is a team that really has a expectation that they will repeat. And if you're not cutting it, it's a production game, right? This is not a game where, I mean, they'll try. They'll let you try for a little bit. But if you're not, if you're not a producer, then you're probably going to go. I don't know what that move is. I don't know if it's, you know, Conforto. I don't know if it's Rojas. I don't know if, you know, so far

Conforto hasn't been, well, I guess Paul, Paul G just told me. You know, he hasn't been what I've wanted him to be. I thought he was going to be a really good left-handed bat off of the bench and obviously a good defensive outfielder, but so far it hasn't kind of come to fruition in a Dodgers uniform. Yeah. He's been a lot better of late, similar to like Max Muncie, but still like the overall production

hasn't been there. And if you're in the spirit of trying to put together the best 26 dudes available and 13 available for your position player side of things. You look at upgrading your confortos. You look at upgrading your Miguel Rojas or whatever, whoever it's going to end up being, you know, on the bench there or something like that. I guess like we said earlier in the show,

I want to see more Hessan Kim in there. I want to see him get a lot more opportunity. I think he's earning it. And beyond that, we've got two months until the trade deadline. So there's a lot to figure out over these next handful of weeks. I mean, I think a lot will change. Hopefully a lot of guys come back. I mean, in that amount of time,

there should be some dudes off of the IEL that will really contribute. All right, well, Clint and I are going to be back tomorrow night post game for game two of the Dodgers hosting the New York Metropolitan's. Join us immediately after the game. We'll break that one down. As always, thanks for being here.

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