Hunter Feduccia said on September 14, 2026, that he helped settle Tanner Scott after a ninth-inning walk by returning to fastballs and attacking the strike zone.
Feduccia said the Dodgers had recently faced the opposing lineup and used a similar plan, quoting, "given that we just faced him" and adding, "we had a similar plan going into it." He also stated, "Yoshi executed well the whole game," describing his work with Yoshi.
Feduccia explained that Brock pitched before Tanner Scott, saying, "Brock came in quick inning." He noted that Scott recorded a quick out to Stewart and then two more quick outs: "quick out to Stewart and then, uh, player another two quick outs."
Feduccia said his approach with Scott was to restore his confidence and get him back in the strike zone, stating, "getting him the confidence to get back in there." He emphasized attacking with the fastball and getting ahead in the count: "just attacking us with the fast ball, just getting ahead."
Feduccia also mentioned that the humid, muggy conditions may have contributed to Scott's early difficulty, saying, "it was pretty humid out there and muggy." He said Scott settled in quickly, while the Dodgers' approach remained focused on fastballs and the strike zone.