And now an exclusive interview with David Bassey for Dodger Talking.
We're Alive at Dodgers Stadium after the Dodgers return home with a win six to one, giving Yoshi Yamamoto early run support tonight, a four run first inning. Michael Conforto was a part of that. How good did it feel to give Yamamoto four runs early? That hasn't happened too often this year.
No, it hasn't feels great.
You know.
Obviously Yama's goes out there and gives us a great, great outing every time, and you know, there's been a few times we haven't supported him. So to get four right away was great, and uh, you know, hopefully we keep doing that for him.
There's been times this first half where he hit the ball right on the money and it's spending out. How good was it to get that flair to drop in the first inning?
That was beautiful, broke a bat, you know, finally get one to drop in there, and you know, I think, I think better swings, you know, that tends to happen more so you just got to get good swings out there.
What was happening down the left field line tonight? You had a lot of action. You had a lot of interaction.
I had a lot of action out there.
You know.
The fans were telling me to die for the one that hit the pole, so I was like, you want me to die to hit my teeth on the pole there. But anyways, I mean, yeah, just a lot of action out there, and left and came up with two of them.
So let's make an official dead fish handshake right.
Here, dead fish. That's happening there. It is getting hot.
Yeah we are, Thanks Mike, all right, thank that