「仲間を信じる」「失敗を恐れない」を英語で。ドジャースの現地の声から学ぶ39表現

And we were just talking moments ago, what you said, you never know when the moment in the postseason is going to find you.

It started actually a couple years ago where I was that guy in the on-deck circle, hoping that Derek or David or Alex would hit the homer, the go-ahead win, so I could celebrate them.

So every player is going to say they want to be that guy, but they don't.

And as many guys, the more guys you got ready for that moment, you know, you got a better chance.

Quick one for you here is, you know, obviously your team is known for back-to-back.

He gets a big two-run homer.

I think, Alex, that the thing is that the manager, my job is to know my players' heartbeats, what they can and can't do.

It's one of those things that you just got to know when to push, when to hold back, when to trust guys, when to think that somebody else might be a different, better option.

But I'm telling you right now, everybody in this room is all in.

I got to congratulate you for many reasons, but one of them is moving on in this series.

I watched Tito do it.

Buddy Black, I mentored under him, and all these guys knew how to get to players.

Trace would explain why he was doing what he was doing.

And so for me, I kind of took a little bit about from everybody, but at the end of the day, guys, you guys all know it's all about those guys and how best you can put them in the right position to have success.

How much less stress is on you when you can throw Tarik Skubal game one, you throw Snell in game two, Yamamoto, who's arguably the best postseason pitcher we've seen in a long time, in game three, then you follow back up with Glasnow?

And, you know, we got horses, and, you know, you sort of do it, we've done it different ways every year, but I'll take my chances with four aces all day long.

Everybody knowing that he's, you know, banged up in so many type of ways.

I mean, but, you know, as a player, when you are that caliber of a player, not being able to get things done the way you normally like, it kind of mentally, you know, kind of takes some things away from you.

I think for me it's, number one, you've got to keep running him out there.

But as you said, David, him in the lineup is a presence.

So he's going to get going, and I just got to keep instilling confidence in him.

Two really, really good teams going at it and able to pull it out.

Came up huge when we needed to, but we gotta shout out Teoscar getting started, Josue and Kyle Tucker at bats too, and Andy with a huge knock.

You don't know who you're playing just yet, but you will have Tarik Skubal and Yoshinobu Yamamoto in games one and two.

You see the smile go on my face when you say those names.

Yeah, and, you know, for him, you give a lot of credit to Doc Roberts for putting him in the lineup, sticking with him.

What makes it so great with Dave and his ability to have this team play well and have the chemistry that you have had for all these years?

I mean, not the meeting, but the speech that he just had before we started celebrating, I think, says it all.

The question I have for you is, you talk about having a great team, and it's not just one particular individual.

It seems like every guy that steps to the plate, it doesn't really make a difference what they've done up until A particular point.

The day I got here, it's incredible, like, how confident everybody is here and the support that we get from everybody in the clubhouse, the front office, and the coaching staff is unbelievable.

And I think that's the key for us to be so successful in these tough moments and big games in the playoff.

Just be there, be ready, be prepared, and just want those moments because I think the only way you can get good and better when the situations, like hard situations, tough moments come is if you want them.

I just want to be the guy to be in that tough spot and just do my thing.