Padres Beat Dodgers 5-3; Tatis and Ohtani Plunked; Benches Clear

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00:00The Padres did finally beat the Dodgers last night, 5-3, but of course, it was all the extracurricular activities.

00:08Once again, Fernando Tatis Jr. and Shohei Otani getting plunked in the ninth inning.

00:14Here's what started it all off in the top half of the ninth with Tatis on Padres TV.

00:22Oh, up and in, and he gets hit, 93.

00:26And Shilt comes out, barking upset.

00:33Dave Roberts now, and they're going to come together.

00:35Dave Roberts coming out as Shilt was yelling in his direction.

00:39And now, a little shove from Roberts of Shilt.

00:42And now, everybody unloading onto the field.

00:46The manager started, and now the players are involved too.

00:50It was only a matter of time.

00:51And Tati's been hit twice and has each time handled it like a pro.

00:57So, listen, I thought it was fantastic.

01:00And remember that it happened twice this week.

01:04It wasn't once.

01:06It was twice.

01:07And the exact same guys.

01:09Tatis got plunked.

01:11And then Otani got plunked.

01:14And then the same thing happened again last night.

01:17So, Shilt had had enough.

01:20And then I think I actually, I'm taking Shilt over Dave Roberts.

01:26I think Shilt, his anger and his temper was way better than Dave Roberts.

01:33So, I always like the guy that's crazy in a fight.

01:36I'll take the, I'll take Shilt at 3-1.

01:40And I actually think he'd beat Dave Roberts' ass.

01:43And in fact, I hope to see it again later in the season.

01:47And the funniest thing was, was that, you know, Roberts did make some contact with him.

01:52He came up and gave him a little bit of a bump.

01:55But then Roberts, after he did that, like, scurried back behind, like, seven or eight other guys.

02:02And got really far away from him after that.

02:04Because he's a wussy.

02:05That just, that tells you everything.

02:07Now, of course, two very different sides to this story.

02:12Why don't we start with Dave Roberts, who says, I just had the kid out there.

02:15You know, he's making his Major League debut.

02:17You know, he was walking, guys.

02:19He obviously had no control.

02:20There was no intent there.

02:22Talking about intent versus no intent.

02:24And so, I think that anyone understands that there was no intent there.

02:27And even by my reaction, I didn't feel good about Tatis, a great player, good guy, getting hit.

02:35I didn't feel good about it.

02:38And so, as he comes out and he's yelling at me and staring me down, that bothers me.

02:49Because, to be quite frank, that's the last thing I wanted.

02:52I'm taking starters out of the game and, you know, trying to, you know, get this game over and get this kid a couple innings.

03:01And so, that's why I felt, you know, I took that personal.

03:06Because I understand the game and know that I understand it doesn't feel good to get hit.

03:10But understand, again, intent versus clearly no intent.

03:14Okay, so, but he, I'm sure he had a problem with them beaning Ohtani.

03:21So, you know, I say tit for tat.

03:24Like, you bean our guy.

03:26I said this the other day.

03:27You bean Tatis, we're going to bean Ohtani.

03:29That's exactly what should happen.

03:31And you know what?

03:32All this talk about the managers have no idea that their guys are going to beat him.

03:36I don't, I don't care if, if the pitcher beans the star player, then you, you hit their star player.

03:43And then you have a fight.

03:44That's it.

03:45It's simple as that.

03:46I don't care about the wussy manager who is, like, trying to talk his way out of it.

03:51Like, he has nothing to do with it.

03:53And how he loves tatis.

03:55You know, my ass.

03:57They don't like the Padres.

03:58The Padres don't like them.

04:00Let's just have the fight already.

04:02Like, it was so close to happening last night.

04:04I was hoping it would.

04:05Well, the problem was, I think you would have got some, a pretty good one.

04:09But Ohtani, like, waved them back in.

04:12Like, Ohtani got hit.

04:13And then he was, like, waving at the dugout to stay in.

04:17Like, come on.

04:18You know, let him come out.

04:19Pete Rose would have gone out and knocked someone's teeth out.

04:25He would have thrown the punch.

04:26Like, you know, these guys nowadays, they're all talk and there's no fight.

04:32When is the last time you saw a fight?

04:34Nolan Ryan.

04:36Do you remember?

04:37Yeah.

04:37Do you remember when Nolan Ryan, he had him under the arm and he's giving him this business?

04:42That's about the last time I saw somebody get punched in a baseball game.

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