Dodgers Territory - FREDDIE WALKS IT OFF! World Series Game 1 Reactions

Episode Date: October 26, 2024

The Dodgers take Game 1 of the World Series in walk off fashion with a 10th inning grand slam from Freddie Freeman!DT hosts Alanna Rizzo and Clint Pasillas  share their reactions to the big moments from Game 1, including a solid outing from Jack Flaherty.The bullpen lived up to its reputation, keeping the game tight and pushing it into extra innings.Yoshinobu Yamamoto will head to the mound tomorrow as the Dodgers aim for a 2-0 series lead before heading to the Bronx.Subscribe on YouTube!  DT is LIVE on Mondays & Thursdays at 12p PT/3p ET all year long!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Make it a preset and stay connected all day. And the way that the Dodgers won this game, Jack Flaherty had a great outing. The offense came up big when they needed to. Freddie Freeman comes up in the most massive moment of his life. If you hit it out of the ballpark, you do not have to run. Congratulations to the Los Angeles Dodgers winners in walkoff fashion of game one over the New York Yankees. Freddie effing Freeman gets it done.

Welcome everybody to Dodgers territory. I am Alonarizzo. That is Clint Passeas at the helm of all of the buttons pushing all the things, having a heart attack. Here we go. Dodgers get the opportunity to knock Garrett Cole's great performance out of the way. they take advantage of going up against a bullpen. Freddie Freeman, a massive, massive grand slam. The biggest grand slam of his career.

Dodgers take game one in L.A. Breathe. Clint. Walk it off, Freddie. You know, you were giving me a little bit of shit on a. Freddie walks up to the plate. Comes up game one of the World Series with a bad leg. Freddie, get me one of these, Freddie. You earned it. You earned it.

Walk off Grand Slam is a little bit better than Kurt. Gibson, but those Dodgers won it in 88. You got three more wins to get there. How do you feel about that? A lot of three more wins and the Dodgers are bringing home that piece of metal. I did say, I was like, Freddie Freeman is not Kirk Gibson. Let's calm down a little bit, but he did it. He did exactly what they needed.

Nestor Cortez comes in, obviously they walk mooky bets. Makes sense, right? You can understand why you would walk mooky bets to get to Freddie Freeman. You want the left-on-left matchup there. Nestor Cortez hasn't pitched for quite some time. He even said he put his UCL on the line, blow out his UCL, sacrifice 2025 to get a ring. And the Dodgers did exactly what they needed to do.

A massive performance. I just, I mean, I just can't. This is such an unbelievable victory for them because Garrett Cold shoved. Jack Flair, are you going to, are you going to be all right? Clint, are you going to be okay? I'm good. I'm here. Jack Flaherty did an amazing job.

the bullpen did what they needed to do. Yeah, you're right. Wow. That is, that is, I don't think you could have scripted that any better. Congratulations, Dodgers. You take game one and you beat Garrett Cole. I mean, I know that Garrett Cole doesn't take the loss, but any time you have Garrett Cole starting a game and you don't get the L,

that's massive. Yeah, I mean, what a ball game. We got a $1.99 super chat right now, by the way, from Richard Flores, who is at game one, says, I need to change. my underwear after that one. Thank you, Richie. Garrett Cole, masterful performance. Incredible job to keep his team in the game. Not keep his team in the game.

He was carving up the Dodgers. Dodgers missing a lot of opportunities early in this game. But you get 27 outs. And when you go to extra ratings, you get 30 outs. And the Dodgers took advantage of all of those outs. And Freddie Freeman, man. Shout out. You got a shout out, Jack Flair.

Do you guys see the numbers there on the screen? Five and a third. He exits two runs that Stanton bomb. Let's go ahead and throw that on the screen here, by the way, because Stanton absolutely nuked this baseball. But still, if you were told this morning, Alana, hey, Jack Flaherty's going to go out there and get you five and a third two runs. You take that every fucking waking minute in a World Series game one.

I mean, you take that all day, any day. Jack Flaherty absolutely had a try. tremendous performance. He had one, I guess you could call it a mistake, but Jean-Carlo Stanton is on one. So I don't even really consider it a mistake. I mean, John Carlos Stanton just kind of went down there and got it and hit it out of the park. But Jack Flaherty pitched tremendously today. Five in the third, kind of, you know, not necessarily punch for punch with Garrett Cole, but my goodness. And Freddie Freeman, if you're listening, and by the way, guys, thanks for being here with us on Dodgers territory. Like, subscribe,

right as five stars, all the things. But I tell you what, Freddie Freeman talking in the post game about his dad being in the audience about his son obviously max what he went through i mean what an emotional release that must have been for freddie freeman to walk up to the plate in the 10th inning in an opportunity i was just like you know what just like tie the game like let's just like force even more innings but if you want to hit a grand slam to end this bad boy i'm i'm down with that i mean my goodness i mean like that's incredible you got i mean like that's huge game one is such a statement peace. Yeah. Everything about this game was just, I mean, it's, it's a good baseball game. That's, I think, the most important things for people who don't watch baseball day in, day out like we do,

to tune into this game, everybody who, if you like sports, if you like drinking, if you like going out to Buffalo Wild Wings, not a sponsor, this game was on and you, you were witness to an all-time World Series game between two of the best organizations in baseball, uh, dominant stuff from both starting pitchers, really, really good stuff from both bullpins, you know, a few missed opportunities, like I said there for the Dodgers, but they don't matter because you got the dub, you got that. It's a grand slam. That's just, God, that's beautiful.

Let's talk about everything leading up. It is beautiful. Let's talk about everything leading up to this point. One second, though. We did get a $5 super chat from Ramble Ron. It just says, let's go. Thank you, Ramble Ron. Jason Lopez, Freddie, walk it off.

Joe Mama says how you like them apples. How you like them apples. I got her number. Yeah. So that's the thing. I mean, you talk about all of the things that went right. And honestly,

like the second I sat down in this game started, Clint, I was looking at Flaherty's velocity. I was like, is it going to be, which flarity are we going to get, right? So as soon as I thought that the velocity was up, he looked really good early on in this game.

And I was like, okay, this is, you know, you're thinking this is good. He ends up giving you that final line of five and a third. You see it there on the right hand side of the screen.

Five hits, two earned runs, six Ks, the one walk, the one home run. You know what? John Carlos Stanton's hitting everybody right now. So I don't even hang your head at the one home run. But you also like the fact that he had really strong defense behind him. You did have that error early on by Tommy Edmund. It didn't end up factoring into anything. But you also had some really good defensive plays behind him, too.

How about that play? My God, how important that stop was. and you're looking at this game how it unfolded. That would have put the Yankees up three to one at that point in the game. Tommy Edmund, you know, he gave it back a little bit with Trinan on the mound. You know, there could have been a double play. Doesn't matter. Does not matter now.

These guys came in there. You know, we've been crediting Dave so much this postseason. You got to do it again with another masterpiece from Dave Roberts in this postseason or in this World Series game one. he um he i don't know if he pulled all the right levers he went to his leverage guys so i guess that's pulling the right levers but to see uh you know banda get some big outs bruised our grader all come in dump in a hundred hasn't pitched in a month uh you know copac giving way to to to blake trinen and blakey high key a an MVP for this team this postseason so far once i mean i don't want to keep glazing on Dave, as the kids say, but this is some really, really good stuff, giving this

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I mean, you do. You have to love the fact that you're going to have the opportunity to have the last at bat. game. And that's why home field advantage and the amount of games that you win and the whole thing does matter. I mean, obviously, these are two very evenly matched teams, but you like the fact that at least game won, a statement game, all the odd number games is the games that you have to pay attention to. I have to say, though, I was like freaking out when Banda loaded the bases. They ended up getting out of it. But there were some other opportunities there. Like you and I were texting with our producers, Sarah and obviously director Jeremy and the whole thing about all of the

stuff that was going on and you're like if Kiki bunt's here, I'm going to lose my stuff. And I was like, it's fine if he bunts. It was okay. And it worked out. And you're like, okay, great butt. You know, but like Dave is pushing all the right buttons. Of course you want Kike's swinging, considering that Kiki is a really good guy in October. But it all, it all worked out. Like we can sit here now and be like, yes, it was a perfectly executed plan. You know, to not let you bail me out. To be fair, I said, um, fire Dave. Roberts if Kike Bunt and also fire Dave Roberts if he doesn't bunt. And then, I mean, having Kiki Bunt there with the postseason he has, if we're going to be

a little critical of some moments because there were, like I said, there was a lot of missed opportunities in this game. They were, I think, 0 for six into or through eight innings or something like that, over six with runners in scoring position. A lot of runners on third with with fewer than two outs. Just missed opportunities. Swinging on the like on the first pitch and popping up was not great. either. Yeah, yeah. We'll look at the line here again. Big offers there from Smitty, from Lux

there. But, you know, ultimately it's hard to be here and try to be critical of what we just watch because, again, Jack Flaherty shows every reason why you went out and got him at the trade deadline. All the deadline, all the deadline acquisitions came up huge. Michael Kopeck was huge. Tommy Edmund was huge. And Jack Flaherty was huge. J.R. in the chat says this game spiked my blood pressure. Hey, hey, Alano was watching me slightly ahead of her on the broadcast, watching me scream and lose my shit. I'm pretty sure I blew out producer Sarah's ears as well. I apologize, guys. Sarah, I think just saw the final out, by the way, way behind of the game. And I love that I can see her smiling in the green room right here. But guys, I mean, what a game. Three more wins. Three more wins. That's insane. It's insane. It's insane. You have Yamamoto on the hill and you know whoever the Yankees throughout there is not going to be as good as Garrett Cole. I feel really good about the fact that any time that Garrett Cole starts and you can win a game, even if even if, even if Cole doesn't take the loss, but you get the win, that's massive.

I love this. And we're and we're at home. Like I love this for the Dodgers. If you could go to, I mean, if you could go to New York up to oh, mercy. I see a great comment. Somebody said, Cole said in the chat, cannot believe Freddie didn't hit for the cycle. Benjam. I'm going to throw, I think it's five words at you.

Juan Soto Gold Glove finalist. I mean, I told you, I told you that that was such a ridiculous thing that he was a nominee or a finalist for a gold glove and Francisco Lendor for the Mets wasn't at the shortstop position. He's not a good defensive right fielder. He's just not. He's a phenomenal hitter and he's going to get $500 million or whatever the heck it's going to be, maybe even more than that.

but he's not good defensively. And you know what? That benefits the Dodgers and I'll take it. A lot of really good stuff here in this game. We saw Flaherty. Freddie leads off the game with a triple by the way. So triple Homer in the game, again, halfway to that cycle in this one. The scoring opens with the Dodgers.

Kike Hernade. Hey, where was that, by the way, from Alex Verdugo, the muff in left field there? He did not do that in the 10th inning. That's where you start to feel the pain on that Shoahe Otani kind of looper out there. Luckily, again, did not prove to matter too much. You got the right guy up in the spot there at the right spot. Freddie Freeman, bases loaded. They walked Mookie the same way Mookie has talked this season about, you know,

teams walking Shohay in front of them, just put that fuel in his, you know, in his corner. You saw it happen with Freddie there. It looked like he had a few. Freddie had a few near misses as well. in this game got all of that one got got i have to say though the way the way that he was running i mean i don't know what the hell they shot him up with but the way that he was running does not look like he was hurt i don't know if it was the rest that was enough i guarantee you like right now he's like after the adrenaline kicks i mean goes away and he's like back at his house or whatever his

ankles probably going to be like this but you know what when he was running he did not look encumbered by it. So good for him. Hey, hey, you know what? Drugs are fun, kids. Trucks are fun. Wait, no, no, no. There's like, you know, um, ibuprofen, all that kind of stuff, uh, having he's taking more than a million dollar treatment. I'm going to try to go ahead and you keep talking for a little bit. I'm going to get the, the, the, the Freddie, uh, walk off Homer clip up here for us, but let people know. All right. How you really feel about this one. Well, here, let's talk about the fact that that fan irritates me. Like, I understand that it. it actually benefited the Dodgers because that could have given the Yankees a three to two lead at that point, right?

But the interference, like, stop. I understand like, yes, there's part of it that I get that's like reflexes, right, with fan interference. And it's just a natural reaction. But you cannot lean over into the field of play and try to catch a baseball. Like I was just like, what are we doing? Like, it's the world series. Have we not seen enough of this stuff? Again, I'm a Dodger fan, obviously.

And it benefited us because it ended up being a double instead of a home run. But I was like, oh gosh, stop interfering with the outcome of the. game please I mean when you see show Hey Otani homers going for what is it four point four million four point five million dollars on that 50 50th home run ball you go out there and you try to get some baseballs when you can I do got freddie loaded up guys let's watch this walk it off freddie freeman look at that look I mean you know it's so fun when they know they have it you know it's not maybe squeaking over he shouldn't have even run he should have just been like you know what I'm going to take my time.

My ankles hurt. But Nestor Cortez, this is what happens when the analytics department takes over a situation. This is a guy that has not pitched in a month. This is a guy that his arm hurts. This is a guy that's not a reliever. Why on earth would you allow Nestor Cortez to come out of the bullpen, super rusty, in the biggest moment of his life? You got to have to ask Aaron Boone.

about that one. They didn't have a lot of healthy arms when I did I had Derek Lewandowski pinstripe territory and I'd hate to see how his show is going right now. Guys, tube into him after, tube into foul territory after they're also live alongside us. It's at this time of the year. You don't have a lot of pieces left. He said, you know, I don't care if my elbow gives.

I want this world series. He's also not a reliever. He's not a reliever. It's a very different. It's a very different skill set. It's a very different mindset to just come out of the bullpen, you know, and face a guy in a situation like that. I mean, I'm glad. Yeah, Jason in the chat talking about, I don't understand why they didn't go to Tim Hill. You do have Tim Hill in the bullpen.

It's definitely an interesting, you know, decision there. And this is one of the things I do appreciate and love even more about this Dodgers team and Dave Roberts in this front office and how long they've been working together is that they know. when to, it feels like they know now when to save guys from themselves. We know, Shohei Otani, not pitching in this World Series. We know we're not going to see Catman, Tony Gonsel in this postseason. Evan Phillips wanted

to give it a go in this, but they said, hey, we're worried about your ability to bounce back. Now you can make the argument. And speaking to that, but speaking to that, though, Vescia, he shoved tonight too. I mean, I was like, I didn't, I was, I was not, yeah, I was not psyched to see Evan Phillips not on the roster.

I was bummed for him because he's been a great piece of that that relieving core puzzle but obviously he had the arm fatigue he didn't come out in game six of the nLCS because he couldn't but to see vessia be able to get back in there he I mean I love the emotion from him it works for him and obviously bazooka in there too that all worked out really well so again those two moves massive vessia in grader all in Phillips out heremeyer out you know henriquez out okay that's I love it I mean so far so good usually on this podcast will kill you, we talk about the diseases, infections, and biological threats that can make us really sick. But right now, we're doing something a little different. We're stepping back and

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Boone had his Dave Roberts moment from my guy, Kevin Skinner. That's, I'm not going to say no. I'm not going to say, yeah, you know, Aaron Boone, as Mooky Betts might say, say he drives a nice car. But listen, enough reacting to this. Let's react to the fact, something you said a little bit ago, how important. it is to win game one of a world series. It's huge. And what do you think it's like?

The winners of game one, the winners of game one have won 23 out of the last 29 fall classics. That's a pretty high. That's a pretty pretty pretty good percentage. Alana, you've been in the dugout for some painful Dodgers losses in, in World Series and postseason play. What do you think is going on in? at Yankees clubhouse right now?

I don't think there's panic. I think there's frustration for sure. I don't think if the Yankees still believe that they can, if they can split the series, if they feel like they get game two tomorrow at Dodger Stadium and they can go home with the split, I think they'll feeling unbelievably like, like, okay, this is what you're supposed to do.

They don't expect to win two on the road. So if they go home with the split, they'll feel good about it. Now, if they go down 02 back to the Bronx, they're going to be worried about it. How about Aaron Judge striking out for you? times. Aaron Judge, um, you know, I like to see it. I mean, that's big, right? Like Aaron judge, you expect this guy to come up in big moments. And I was wondering, like, there's got to be a,

you know, the stars have to start, right? Like your big guys have to be those guys. And the probably an X factor is going to be somebody at the bottom end of the order that's going to produce for you that you may not expect because I mean, these two teams are pretty dang equal. So, um, Aaron judge striking out three times is a problem. Jean. Carlos Stanton is on one right now. I mean, this is a guy that either will swing at the Rosenbag, like going in the direction of center field and will still swing at it, or he's like super locked in. Right. So he's in.

He's locked in. You know, so does fine, not defensively, but so does good offensively. And Aaron Judge just isn't there right now. He's just not. You just got to hope that your guys can keep doing what they're doing, take advantage of the situation, take advantage of Judge while he's not hitting. That's what you got to do. you know pitch around Giancarlo Stanton especially here in L.A. He destroys baseballs here in L.A.

I mean, we saw that pitch from Flaherty go up and in. It looks like that put a little edge on Stanton in that at bat. And Stanton lowered the boom. If he's able to kind of just lower the, you know, throw the hands, almost golf swing at it, the baseball is going to have a very bad time. We've got a $20 super chat, by the way, from seed. Let's go. Siege roots says, Freddie, Free.

Freeman is my hero. And no one deserves it more. I agree with them. With what Freddie's gone through this season, obviously with the health of his son and everything, like God bless him. I mean, he's such a good dude.

He's easy to root for that Freddie Freeman is. But man, what a moment. Hey, this isn't their home turf, by the way. This is Dodgers territory. Yeah, you see what we did there? You see what we did?

You got to like that one. So Dodgers territory. Dodgers play again tomorrow, looking to go up to Zip in the series. Yoshinobu Yamamoto going up against Carlos Rodon. Dodgers are going to stack the right-handed batters in that lineup. We're going to see Miguel Rojas in that lineup. What do you think about that game?

How is, I mean, the adage is you're only as good as your next day's. Momentum is next day starting pitcher. I say the same thing, Clint Paseas that I did about Jack Flaherty. I say, which Yamamoto are we going to get? Are we going to get Yoshinoviyamamoto that pitched against the Yankee? Yankees in June. I understand it's not the same Yankee lineup. They were not complete at the time. I get it. I get it. Are you going to get that dude or are you going to get the guy that you saw against the Mets? You need Yamamoto to be the guy against the Yankees. I feel very confident because the Dodgers took game one and they got through the whole Garrett Cole experience. Nobody in the Yankee rotation is as good as Garrett Cole. That's fair. I still think their starting staff as a whole is more complete and can go deep. into games than our starting staff. But I like,

I like the fact that we already have a one. And the way that the Dodgers won this game, like that's like a massive momentum piece going into game too. And you're still at home. Yep. You know, that I feel really good about, I feel,

I feel like we're going to the Bronx up to. Oh, I like it. Spicy Riz, spicy takes from a lot of here. You got to feel good about that. Yeah, I feel super confident.

We'll preview tomorrow's game because we're not going to be live before. Guys, make sure YouTube in tomorrow. Oh, wait, no, not tomorrow. We're not live at all. I might be live on my channel post game. Most likely will be live on my channel, All Dodgers with Clint Bacias. Hey, tune in if you're interested. I do have a button for that.

So I'm going to throw it on the screen. Look at that. Things worked out. But yeah, Yamamoto, it's, you know, at the ball in his hand, Dodgers momentum. Keep it going. Keep it, just keep letting it ride. Cole brings up 13 strikeouts. should count them because I'm bad at math, 13 strikeouts for Dodgers pitching tonight.

Not a whole lot of hits, but boy, did the hits they got count. You know what I love about tomorrow, too, is I know that Miguel Rojas is starting, but I also love that Dave said that Kiki Hernandez will be in every single postseason lineup. That's a good point. That's a good point. You always want Kiki in there. I mean, I got very little else to say. I mean, I want to party. I want to celebrate this game. I know you want to go to bed to peel back the curtain. I mean, it is 12 o'clock on the East Coast, right? On a Friday.

I know. I'm old. Listen, I'm old. I could literally be like, let's see, probably Tommy Edmund's mom. But that's not the point. The point is we are their daddy. We are their, nope, sure don't. We are their daddies right now, okay?

That's like Pedro Martinez says. Easy, yeah, easy, Pedro. Let's calm down a little bit, a little bit. I'm excited. This is this was a good game. They did exactly what they needed to do. Jack Flaherty had a great outing. The offense came up big when they needed to.

Defense was there. Freddie Freeman comes up in the most massive moment of his life. So I'm proud of this team. I'm proud of the fans. Good luck getting out of Dodger Stadium with all 727 events going on in LA right now. You know, USC just kicked off, didn't they? Whatever. But yes, I'm excited.

So I will see you, Clint Piscius, on Monday, when we have. have our fresh Dodgers territory. You can hit the music. It's fine. Brand new Dodgers territory on Monday. And we will obviously recap game two, which is tomorrow. They fly to New York on Sunday. And we'll talk with you on Monday. And don't forget, foul territory is live right now as is pinstripe territory.

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