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Chuck & Buck 6-16 Hour 4: Ryon Healy, Sorsby's situation and one last thing. · Chuck in the Morning

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Speaker 1: Oh, we need a little Healy in our lives.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 3: We got a lot of things to discuss here about
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Speaker 3: this baseball team, a lot to discuss, and most of it,
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Speaker 3: believe it or not, despite the recent the poor play
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Speaker 3: is really incredibly exciting and positive that we're going to
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Speaker 3: get into with the former Mariner now part of Mariner's TV.
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Speaker 1: And of course they would.
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Speaker 3: Have never known about him if not for Ashley and
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Speaker 3: I and he's been with us for the last US
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Speaker 3: season and a half. Every Tuesday here at nine o'clock
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Speaker 3: it is Ryan Healey joining us here on Chuck and Buck.
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Speaker 1: How are you man?
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Speaker 2: Good mood today?
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Speaker 4: I wonder if there was just like the off day
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Speaker 4: reset gave you and everyone else with the Maritors a
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Speaker 4: chance to, you know, kind of digest and move on
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Speaker 4: from the road trip. And we've got some big bodies
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Speaker 4: coming back this week.
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Speaker 3: I'll say, I'll say, and look at us matching black teas.
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Speaker 4: Man, we were thinking like this morning, all you get
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Speaker 4: to wear is a black team. You're always matching with me,
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Speaker 4: So just remember that every Tuesday, a.
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Speaker 1: Right Tuesday, Black tea Tuesday. I love it already.
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Speaker 3: All right, Well, let us start, because I do think
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Speaker 3: I think we have a lot of great topics to discuss,
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Speaker 3: like positive topics to discuss, but let's start with the
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Speaker 3: negative topic, because I think a lot of baseball fans
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Speaker 3: have a really hard time figuring out how teams could
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Speaker 3: seem to be on track, have two exciting wins in Baltimore,
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Speaker 3: and then over the course of the next five days
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Speaker 3: it just feels about as gross as it could feel.
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Speaker 1: And you know this.
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Speaker 3: You've written one hundred and six the highs and lows
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Speaker 3: of one hundred and sixty two games schedule. You know
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Speaker 3: what it's like to go in a slump and be
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Speaker 3: hot as a player slump and a hot as a team.
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Speaker 3: So how are we supposed to feel about the last
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Speaker 3: five days that have been so grossly lackluster from this team.
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Speaker 4: I'll tell you this first and foremost. I look at
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Speaker 4: the standings more now than I ever did as a player,
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Speaker 4: and I will confidently tell you this from the perspective
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Speaker 4: of the clubhouses. Guys aren't looking at the standings of
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Speaker 4: oh my gosh, we're only a half game up from
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Speaker 4: the Athletics now, and the Rangers they've been pretty hot too,
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Speaker 4: and they're only a game and a half back like
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Speaker 4: that type of pressure that I think fans are looking at,
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Speaker 4: and I know that I'm looking at too, so I'm
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Speaker 4: guilty of it. I think that subsides a little bit.
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Speaker 4: It's more of the reality of man. That was a
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Speaker 4: really tough road trip geographically speaking. The weather was pretty
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Speaker 4: miserable in Baltimore. It can get hot human it's sticky,
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Speaker 4: and then went to DC and the same combination there,
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Speaker 4: the injuries that happened.
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Speaker 2: It just felt like everything spiraled.
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Speaker 4: Everything that could spiral out of control did spiral out
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Speaker 4: of control. Since that walk off in Detroit that ended
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Speaker 4: that first leg of the trip, then obviously going to
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Speaker 4: the four games in Boston and then the three in DC,
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Speaker 4: it just felt like things spiraled. And my frustration that
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Speaker 4: I think a lot of fans share is everyone felt
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Speaker 4: like this was a soft spot in a schedule. It
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Speaker 4: was three teams I under five hundred. It was a
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Speaker 4: chance for the Mariners to create some separation in that
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Speaker 4: Al West Division and really start to allow kind of
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Speaker 4: that separation in that you know, flow state is the
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Speaker 4: word that comes.
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Speaker 2: To mind of just like, oh, we're gonna win every day.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's just not realistic. Baseball reared its ugly
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Speaker 4: head and dealt that. The team dealt with a lot
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Speaker 4: of adversity over these last ten days.
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Speaker 3: Is there anything about the five days that you do
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Speaker 3: find troubling? I mean, beyond the injuries. Obviously we're worried
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Speaker 3: about the injuries, but we had a couple of starting
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Speaker 3: pitching performances that were uncharacteristic the bullpen to have to
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Speaker 3: get to mid June and have to take two days
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Speaker 3: off from your bullpen to kind of reset things because
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Speaker 3: guys have been overused. The defense continues to be sloppy,
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Speaker 3: particularly Josh Naylor of all people.
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Speaker 1: Over at first base.
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Speaker 3: Is there anything about the last five days that is
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Speaker 3: particularly concerning to Ryan Heay?
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Speaker 4: The bullpen or lack there of bullpen depth, I think
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Speaker 4: is concerning. And we are all waiting today to see
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Speaker 4: what the decision is gonna be, and maybe it's not
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Speaker 4: finalized today. The TVD starter for I believe it's Thursday's
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Speaker 4: game of this week for the Mariners is a big
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Speaker 4: question mark that we're all quietly watching and waiting, maybe
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Speaker 4: not as quietly some but just waiting to see what
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Speaker 4: that transition is going to be. It's going to be
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Speaker 4: a really hard conversation with someone about what the transition
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Speaker 4: is because there are some non negotiables in this decision
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Speaker 4: making process that I think can help the Mariners, like
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Speaker 4: Bryce Miller has solidified himself, and quite frankly, if the
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Speaker 4: oblique injury didn't happen spring training, he never would have
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Speaker 4: been in the situation of the piggyback the starter surplus. Sorry, So,
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Speaker 4: quite frankly, I feel like he's come back, has done
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Speaker 4: his job in whatever role they'd asked, and he's executed
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Speaker 4: at a high level.
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Speaker 2: He deserves his own start at this point.
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Speaker 4: But then the question goes down the ranks of does
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Speaker 4: someone else get put into the situation of the starter
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Speaker 4: surplus where you throw Cassillo on the back if someone
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Speaker 4: else's start to give, you know, maybe some of those
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Speaker 4: guys a breathe and say, hey, you've been struggling to
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Speaker 4: get past the fifth or sixth inning. Let's just give
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Speaker 4: you a concrete five today. This is your ceiling. We're
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Speaker 4: going to put a cap on what you're able to
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Speaker 4: accomplish today, and let's just get your body back healthy.
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Speaker 4: So the combination of obviously how the bullpen injuries have
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Speaker 4: unraveled with Chris Wall and brash going down Munno's coming
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Speaker 4: out with we think the back being sore, hoping to
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Speaker 4: get some more answers today with the pre batting practice
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Speaker 4: press conference as well the injuries to the arms. Though
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Speaker 4: we knew this was going to be a tough stretch,
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Speaker 4: how they respond and make adjustments going forward.
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Speaker 2: I'm really interesting to watch.
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Speaker 3: Bryce Miller and Luis Castillo are arguably the two most
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Speaker 3: easy going guys on the entire roster, maybe in all
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Speaker 3: of Seattle, and yet if you tried to piggyback someone
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Speaker 3: else tightly wound George Kirby, who's not pitching his best,
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Speaker 3: not pitching as well as Castillo right now, or you
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Speaker 3: do it to Brian wu who said in his postgame
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Speaker 3: comments after his last outing, I'm tired of sucking. I mean,
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Speaker 3: if you tried to go back to the piggyback, but
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Speaker 3: you tried it with two other guys, how do you
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Speaker 3: think that would go over with the group?
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Speaker 4: I hope better than the first go around, because obviously
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Speaker 4: there was a lot of feelings around it. My guess
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Speaker 4: is that it would go over better because there is
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Speaker 4: some understanding of what it looks like from the player's perspective,
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Speaker 4: and how those adjustments, you know, honestly worked.
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Speaker 2: There was a lot of success. The performance was great for.
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Speaker 4: Both of those starters, and they went through that starter
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Speaker 4: surplus you know cycle, and then everyone was waiting for
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Speaker 4: the six man rotation to see how that was going
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Speaker 4: to play out, and we just got, unfortunately a pretty
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Speaker 4: brutal glimpse of reality of what that looks like when
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Speaker 4: the bullpen depth is just less than and then also
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Speaker 4: you lose some leverage arms. I'm not sure how they
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Speaker 4: would handle that. My brain immediately goes to unfortunately, like
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Speaker 4: the player, where you are into in your career, and
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Speaker 4: none of those other three guys of you know, obviously Kirby,
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Speaker 4: Gilbert and Wu, none of those guys have a long term,
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Speaker 4: established contract, so financially they're not like secure for a
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Speaker 4: long period of time. So now you're thinking about arbitration
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Speaker 4: and then value that goes into that arbitration case and
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Speaker 4: the money that could be lost in there if all
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Speaker 4: of a sudden they don't start a game, or if
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Speaker 4: they don't get to a certain inning limit. And I
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Speaker 4: also know Casillo has an option after next season which
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Speaker 4: is vested off of I believe there's a certain amount
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Speaker 4: of inningcs to hit. So if he now steps out
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Speaker 4: of that starter role, now that vesting option in that
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Speaker 4: money that he thought he could earn kind of adjust.
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Speaker 4: So like there's personal, you know, trickle down effect that
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Speaker 4: can happen here on the earning side, because this is
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Speaker 4: a business not just for the team but also for
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Speaker 4: the players of maximizing your value, and if it ends
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Speaker 4: up going there with their mindsets of the things that
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Speaker 4: they're worried about, it takes it away from this team
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Speaker 4: that I know wants to accomplish more than they did
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Speaker 4: last year.
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Speaker 3: Ryan Heley is whether it's Tarkas and Marion or baseball,
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Speaker 3: we do it every two day at nine o'clock with
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Speaker 3: the former Mariner. I am one hundred percent with you.
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Speaker 3: Not only does Bryce Miller stay and whatever wrote, I
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Speaker 3: don't care it's three man rotation.
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Speaker 1: I don't care.
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Speaker 3: He's one of our best pitchers right now, maybe the
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Speaker 3: best right now. I would also ask you about Kate Anderson.
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Speaker 3: Do we need a seven man rotation?
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Speaker 1: Ryan?
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Speaker 3: I mean I went through the numbers. You take out
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Speaker 3: the one bad start he had, he's given up tour
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Speaker 3: and runs in fifty one and two thirds innings down
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Speaker 3: in double A Arkansas. What else does he need to
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Speaker 3: prove before he becomes a major leaguer. I realized there
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Speaker 3: might not be a spot for him, But are we
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Speaker 3: just wasting zeros down there in Arkansas right now with
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Speaker 3: this kid?
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Speaker 4: No, not in the slightest None of this is wasted.
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Speaker 4: This is development in this That league I think is
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Speaker 4: so valuable, and that league used to be a lot
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Speaker 4: tougher with the travel that came with it. Kad being
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Speaker 4: on the north side of that Texas League, the travel
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Speaker 4: was a little bit better than the south side. But
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Speaker 4: I experienced the south side of that Texas League and
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Speaker 4: the travel that comes with it is really tough.
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Speaker 2: And you have some great competition.
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Speaker 4: In there, and I felt like Double A had such
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Speaker 4: quality hitters, such quality pitchers, the baseball was at a
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Speaker 4: different level all of a sudden. The experience he's gathering
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Speaker 4: right now is great. The Mariners have a plan for
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Speaker 4: Kate Anderson. We don't know what it is, but I
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Speaker 4: think there's a reason why he hasn't been stretched out
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Speaker 4: past the five or six inning mark, because there's a
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Speaker 4: lot of every inning he throws as valuable, and at
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Speaker 4: some point this season the Mariners will make a decision
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Speaker 4: of who are the best thirteen pitchers we have available
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Speaker 4: within our entire organization, and how do we get every
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Speaker 4: single one of those guys onto this pitching staff so
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Speaker 4: that we can make the or they can make the
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Speaker 4: run that they really want to the playoffs. When that
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Speaker 4: decision is made, I'm not sure. Like they're still in
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Speaker 4: the first half of the season right now, there's so
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Speaker 4: much baseball to be played. It's it's the marathon, truly is.
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Speaker 4: Even though these series in these tough pockets have going
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Speaker 4: four and six on a tough road trip, it feels like,
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Speaker 4: oh my gosh, we just sprinted to our death. And
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Speaker 4: it's like, no, it was just it's a rough couple
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Speaker 4: of games. Guys are banged up. Let's get him off
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Speaker 4: their feet, let's get the regulars back out there, and
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Speaker 4: let's get him healthy and then we'll start piecing together
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Speaker 4: what the pitching staff looks like. But I don't think
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Speaker 4: his innings are being wasted in double as. He's experiencing
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Speaker 4: some tremendous development that'll serve him when he is ready
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Speaker 4: to come to major leagues.
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Speaker 3: All right, well, let's talk about what's gonna happen today
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Speaker 3: Over at a T mobile because the team coming off
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Speaker 3: a rough road trip with a couple of nights to
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Speaker 3: sleep in their own beds, getting ready for a brand
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Speaker 3: new homestand and all of a sudden, walking through the
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Speaker 3: door comes the face of the franchise and he kind
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Speaker 3: of looks reborn based on the damage he was doing
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Speaker 3: down there in Tacoma. What's it gonna mean to this
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Speaker 3: team to get Cal Raley back tonight?
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Speaker 2: Everything?
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Speaker 4: And I think, watch like col watching this team have
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Speaker 4: a ton of success with success with his absence motivated him.
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Speaker 2: A little bit more.
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Speaker 4: Not that Cal needed motivation, but I think the perspective
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Speaker 4: that it gave him to be away from the game
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Speaker 4: for a second to get that confidence back of I
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Speaker 4: know what my worth is the player, and I can
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Speaker 4: now see what this team is capable of without me
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Speaker 4: needing to hit sixty home runs. And oddly enough, when
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Speaker 4: that mindset all of a sudden shifts of like let
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Speaker 4: me think small, and you know, big things happen.
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Speaker 2: He hits what five.
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Speaker 4: Home runs in his rehab assignment, has a couple of
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Speaker 4: games with two home runs, hits a home run on
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Speaker 4: the right and the left hand side of the plate,
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Speaker 4: and Saturday's game in Tacoma. I really hope that the
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Speaker 4: fans in the Northwest were able to go to all
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Speaker 4: those games and Everett and in Tacoma to just enjoy
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Speaker 4: that and see that spark that Cal even brings to
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Speaker 4: a minor league team when he shows up, because that
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Speaker 4: same spark is coming back to the Meritors today and
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Speaker 4: he's going to be such a jolt of energy in
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Speaker 4: that clubhouse and on that field.
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Speaker 3: He sold out every seat, I'll tell you that much.
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Speaker 3: He sold out every seat in every pay in. They
11:46
Speaker 3: even made like makeshift T shirts just for the moment.
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Speaker 3: Raleigh Rainiers, they were great. Is there any truth? And
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Speaker 3: this is this just me speaking from complete ignorance. I've
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Speaker 3: not been in that k every day like you've been
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Speaker 3: in the past and faced major league getters, but his
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Speaker 3: timing looked off to me the entire season. Is there
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Speaker 3: any truth to this? Was a blessing in disguise that
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Speaker 3: he had to be forced to rest that side and
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Speaker 3: he kind of got to restart his swing all over again,
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Speaker 3: and that maybe when he restarted it.
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Speaker 1: He fixed it. That maybe he's.
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Speaker 3: Getting started a little bit earlier with his feet and
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Speaker 3: it's getting his hands started a little bit earlier, and
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Speaker 3: that he may have needed that time off to just
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Speaker 3: recalibrate that swing again.
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Speaker 4: There's definitely a storyline surrounding that topic, Chuck, I watched
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Speaker 4: a ton of hitters a second, and think about the
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Speaker 4: amount of swings I've taken in my life. In the
12:44
Speaker 4: swings that I've watched in my life, I can usually
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Speaker 4: pick up an adjustment that a hitter makes right away.
12:51
Speaker 4: I spent a lot of time watching cow slwings on
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Speaker 4: this rehab assignment, comparing them to swings that he was
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Speaker 4: taking last year in some of his hottest pockets when
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Speaker 4: he was hitting the homers, and the timing definitely looks
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Speaker 4: a little different. It looked like to me, the front leg,
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Speaker 4: especially with his left handed swing, that front leg wasn't
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Speaker 4: coming up is high to start his move. He almost
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Speaker 4: was able to hover it earlier and longer. So to
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Speaker 4: your credit, there the feed are moving a little bit sooner.
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Speaker 4: He looks like he's moving more under control, and I
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Speaker 4: see him getting to that launch position, kind of this
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Speaker 4: spot where he can move really quickly and make a
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Speaker 4: decision what he wants. He's getting to that spot sooner.
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Speaker 4: The sooner your body gets to that spot where I'm
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Speaker 4: ready to swing, your eyes can turn on and start
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Speaker 4: picking up pitches. I saw that happen. But I'll backtrack
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Speaker 4: to this. The game of baseball has a way of
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Speaker 4: speeding you up mentally, and when you're sped up mentally,
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Speaker 4: the physical is going to follow. And think about Cow's
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Speaker 4: twenty twenty six seeds and so far from start to finish,
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Speaker 4: from going to spring training really early, going to WBC,
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Speaker 4: really struggling against some great competition that not playing, grinding
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Speaker 4: in the batting cage every single day, trying to get
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Speaker 4: his timing down, knowing that you can't find timing in
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Speaker 4: the batting cage because there's nothing that simulates it. Coming
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Speaker 4: back to spring, getting a ton of it bats in
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Speaker 4: a short amount of time. Everything that Kyle did this
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Speaker 4: year leading up to the spring the regular season was
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Speaker 4: speeding him up. And I think to your point, this
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Speaker 4: injury forced him to slow down for the first time
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Speaker 4: this entire year. And I think last year, when you
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Speaker 4: watch him, he looked really slow, He looked methodical, he
14:20
Speaker 4: looked like everything had a purpose, and this year the
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Speaker 4: purpose was trying to find something that was almost unobtainable
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Speaker 4: because internally his clock was just moving faster. So what
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Speaker 4: it looks like to me is he was able to
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Speaker 4: slow it down. He got some perspective that you can't
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Speaker 4: get when you're playing of Man, this game, I really
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Speaker 4: miss it. Or Man, these guys are having so much fun.
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Speaker 4: I want to be out there with them. Look at
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Speaker 4: these guys having so much success. They don't need me
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Speaker 4: to be an MVP. They just needed me to be
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Speaker 4: a leader and can contribute. So when he comes back,
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Speaker 4: I'm anticipating that version of Cal show up or when
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Speaker 4: he does strike out, It's not the end of the world,
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Speaker 4: not that he ever showed emotion, but internally it's not
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Speaker 4: the end of the world. I know that I'm going
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Speaker 4: to get him the next time. That confidence that comes
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Speaker 4: with that slowing down is what we're going to see,
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Speaker 4: and I'm excited for that.
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Speaker 3: I'm expecting him to just crush like immediately. Am I
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Speaker 3: setting myself up for a fall?
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Speaker 1: There?
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Speaker 2: Always? But do what you gotta do, Chuck, you know, yeah?
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Speaker 3: True? And it's not just Cal. I mean, I know
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Speaker 3: JP's been on the road with him, but to get
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Speaker 3: your two leaders of your clubhouse back in the lineup
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Speaker 3: on the same night, I told you This is going
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Speaker 3: to be mostly optimistic this conversation. I I realize that
15:27
Speaker 3: there are a lot of sabermetrics people, analytics people that
15:30
Speaker 3: don't even calculate chemistry. They can't they don't have a
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Speaker 3: number to attach to it, so they don't think that
15:36
Speaker 3: it's a factor in baseball.
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Speaker 1: But man, if.
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Speaker 3: Getting Cal and JP back in your lineup, considering how
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Speaker 3: much they are respected and loved in that clubhouse doesn't
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Speaker 3: provide some sort of lift that you can't put a
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Speaker 3: value on, then maybe I don't understand how the psychology
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Speaker 3: of sports works.
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Speaker 4: I think you understand enough. The only thing you maybe
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Speaker 4: don't understand is like what the players are thinking. But
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Speaker 4: if you did, then you wouldn't need me. So stay
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Speaker 4: right where you're at, Jack, you know.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I think that the calm energy that those two will
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Speaker 4: bring between JP and Cal just into some of the
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Speaker 4: pregame prep work, the clubhouse music, all those things that's
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Speaker 4: gonna play into how this team shows up on the field.
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Speaker 4: They have a great chance to play this Baltimore team
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Speaker 4: again right away, which I always loved. I always love
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Speaker 4: seeing teams out of the division multiple times in a
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Speaker 4: short window because as a hitter, I'm more familiar with
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Speaker 4: the pitching staff, the starters and relievers, so the game
16:34
Speaker 4: planning is a little bit simpler, and I know what
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Speaker 4: the identity of that team is. And yeah, they took two,
16:39
Speaker 4: but there's no way that they're gonna take, you know,
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Speaker 4: a series here in a home, our home ballpark. I
16:43
Speaker 4: think there's a lot of pride when this Mariners team
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Speaker 4: shows back up, the team mobile and the fans always
16:47
Speaker 4: show up in support, which I always loved as a player,
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Speaker 4: And as the team becomes more successful, more and more
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Speaker 4: fans show up. It's awesome. It's a special place to
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Speaker 4: be and I know they're all excited to be back
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Speaker 4: there today.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna be a crazy weekend.
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Speaker 3: You know, I got this World Cup thing going on too,
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Speaker 3: afternoon into Mariner Baseball on Friday night. I mean, other
17:11
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Speaker 2: I respect it.
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Speaker 4: I respect the Ozzy, like the fandom ship and just
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Speaker 4: this weekend, but I'll definitely be watching from afar.
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Speaker 1: Are you checking out any World Cup action? It's all
17:36
Speaker 1: right if you aren't. I'll respect you.
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17:43
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Speaker 2: Guy can't even watch soccer.
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Speaker 1: They might be judging. They might be judging a little bit,
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Speaker 1: but it's all right.
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17:52
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Speaker 1: Everybody knows your two year old hates ties. Everybody knows
18:14
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Speaker 4: So I'm just, you know, do with the word that
18:19
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18:22
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18:22
Speaker 1: Okay?
18:23
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18:28
Speaker 1: You're gonna come here here.
18:30
Speaker 2: I come here for support week the otherwise I wouldn't survive.
18:33
Speaker 1: Was that a great segment? Yes? Is Ryan Healey grated
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Speaker 1: Ryan Healey again? Yes? There you go.
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Speaker 2: Do my kids care about any of that?
18:42
Speaker 1: No? All right, man, thanks appreciate it. We'll talk to
18:47
Speaker 1: you next week.
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Speaker 2: Have a great day, guys.
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19:02
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20:40
Speaker 3: three respective sports. But there's another big story today. We
20:45
Speaker 3: nibbled on it earlier, probably need to get into it
20:47
Speaker 3: a little bit more now because it's now NFL's problem.
20:51
Speaker 3: Brendan Soresby. That's now your problem. We have washed our.
20:54
Speaker 1: Hands of it.
20:55
Speaker 3: College football apparently does not have to deal with Brendan
20:59
Speaker 3: Soresby anymore. But I am curious if the ruling made
21:05
Speaker 3: by the judge does continue to impact college football, because
21:10
Speaker 3: Soorsby is just like, I don't want to go through
21:12
Speaker 3: all that red tape. I don't want to keep fighting
21:14
Speaker 3: this legal battle. They're not guaranteeing me when I'm gonna
21:17
Speaker 3: be on the football field. If I'm not on the
21:18
Speaker 3: football field, then I don't get my nil money.
21:21
Speaker 1: What on earth? It's such an unknown.
21:24
Speaker 3: How long are they going to drag this out?
21:28
Speaker 1: Screw it. I don't want to go through it.
21:30
Speaker 3: All I'm gonna do is just get booed everywhere I
21:32
Speaker 3: go throughout the entire season.
21:34
Speaker 1: I'm probably gonna give Texas Tech a bad name.
21:36
Speaker 3: I do have this option to go to the National
21:38
Speaker 3: Football League, so I'm gonna do that. So he just
21:41
Speaker 3: kind of excused himself from the headache of it all.
21:45
Speaker 3: Trinidad Chamblins just kept battling his situation and fought through it. Well,
21:48
Speaker 3: this was going to be an even bigger headache obviously
21:51
Speaker 3: for Soresby. And he just like jumped out of the
21:54
Speaker 3: plane and pulled the shoot and is hoping to land
21:57
Speaker 3: safely in the National Football League somewhere. And so does
22:01
Speaker 3: college football still get impacted? I don't know by this,
22:05
Speaker 3: as that judge's ruling. Does now anyone on a college
22:09
Speaker 3: campus that is gambling on their own team, well, I
22:12
Speaker 3: can get out of it. Yeah, because the ruling still
22:15
Speaker 3: stand even though we didn't see it to the end,
22:20
Speaker 3: is my question.
22:21
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would think the NC two A would still
22:23
Speaker 5: fight it to have somebody else overturn that injunction even
22:26
Speaker 5: though it was technically Brendan Sorosby only. I would think
22:30
Speaker 5: you want to don't want to set a precedent because
22:32
Speaker 5: what I was reading yesterday, other people who have gotten
22:35
Speaker 5: in trouble for other things but are saying that it's
22:37
Speaker 5: an addiction or it's something else, are already citing that
22:41
Speaker 5: this judge issued an injunction based on the mental health
22:45
Speaker 5: aspect of it. And you know as far and that's
22:50
Speaker 5: not saying that there's no mental health part of this,
22:52
Speaker 5: but you can't have this be the precedent that you're
22:55
Speaker 5: setting in the NC two A.
22:57
Speaker 1: You need to shut that down.
22:58
Speaker 5: The gambling part of it, and then you can work
23:01
Speaker 5: on you know, however legal jargon you need to do
23:03
Speaker 5: to make sure this isn't a problem moving forward. But
23:06
Speaker 5: I would think you can't just leave that hanging out there.
23:08
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm with you. I think that's a great point.
23:10
Speaker 3: And so college football still got to like suture that up.
23:14
Speaker 3: It's still a wound and they better put a suture.
23:16
Speaker 3: Everybody put some you know, peroxide on.
23:18
Speaker 1: That or something.
23:19
Speaker 6: I would think, so, yeah, i'd get an affection. Yeah,
23:21
Speaker 6: then maybe a bandage. Yeah, you're gonna need to gauze
23:24
Speaker 6: that up, clean gauze. Don't just think that you can
23:27
Speaker 6: use yesterday's gauze. So yeah, I would think that that
23:32
Speaker 6: college football still has some work to do to make
23:34
Speaker 6: sure that this doesn't happen again.
23:36
Speaker 1: And that really does go back to the overarching point.
23:39
Speaker 3: It's got to be collective barging agreement, players association, commissioner
23:44
Speaker 3: rules that govern it that can stand on their own,
23:47
Speaker 3: so an outside judge cannot interfere, and that means both
23:50
Speaker 3: players and league have to agree on terms. So I
23:56
Speaker 3: think that's how college football moves forward. But now this
23:58
Speaker 3: is the sorts me think is an NFL problem. I
24:02
Speaker 3: heard this morning that the NFL has to decide whether
24:06
Speaker 3: or not they're going to they're going to rule on this,
24:09
Speaker 3: if they're going to act, if they're going to keep
24:11
Speaker 3: somebody that gambled on his own team in college from
24:16
Speaker 3: joining their league, because they could possibly make Brendan Soresby's
24:21
Speaker 3: life miserable. On the other side, he could run into
24:23
Speaker 3: another dead end. On this side, it sounds like that
24:28
Speaker 3: won't happen. He will be allowed to enter the supplemental Draft,
24:33
Speaker 3: but with no guarantee that the NFL might make some
24:36
Speaker 3: ruling at some point down the line, which seems very
24:40
Speaker 3: sketchy to me. My guess is for Soorsby too have
24:45
Speaker 3: abandoned this. Either he or his agent got word from
24:51
Speaker 3: somebody within the National Football League that he would not
24:53
Speaker 3: be stopped, and probably from an NFL general manager like
24:58
Speaker 3: what less Need did for Tysimson, and yeah, you can
25:01
Speaker 3: go ahead and come into the league. We'll definitely take
25:02
Speaker 3: you in the first round. If nobody else does their fools,
25:05
Speaker 3: we'll take you in the first round. Maybe somebody got
25:09
Speaker 3: in Soresby's ear and said, well, we'll definitely draft you.
25:13
Speaker 3: You're not going to go through seven rounds. Of a
25:15
Speaker 3: supplemental draft. We'll definitely put a bit in on you.
25:18
Speaker 3: You don't have to worry about not being taken. And
25:21
Speaker 3: maybe that assurance led him down a road that is
25:25
Speaker 3: not without questions. I mean, he doesn't have all the
25:28
Speaker 3: answers about how he's going to be received in the
25:30
Speaker 3: National Football League and.
25:32
Speaker 1: By Roger Goodell right now.
25:33
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I would think too, there is possibly some
25:37
Speaker 5: word from his legal team or something that said, you
25:39
Speaker 5: know what, the NC two A is going to win
25:41
Speaker 5: this and that injunction is going to be reversed and
25:44
Speaker 5: you are going to have to fight it again, or
25:46
Speaker 5: if we do win.
25:47
Speaker 1: It, it might not be till halfway through the series.
25:49
Speaker 3: Right.
25:50
Speaker 5: So, Yeah, your season's kind of a moot point, yeah,
25:52
Speaker 5: or a moot point Cow's opinion.
25:54
Speaker 3: Yes, well, at least you didn't say mute. I hear
25:56
Speaker 3: a lot of people say a mute point. No, that's
25:59
Speaker 3: wrong mood. She's mouthing, Yes, he's mouthing something.
26:04
Speaker 5: But I just would think, yeah, that he had to
26:07
Speaker 5: have probably hurt on both sides. They probably did some
26:09
Speaker 5: research and you know, but as far as this goes
26:12
Speaker 5: with college football, yeah, the damage was done in the
26:15
Speaker 5: fact that people are up in arms, you know, the
26:18
Speaker 5: conference saying they're not going to play Texas Tech. And
26:22
Speaker 5: there was a whole you know, the fights between the ads,
26:24
Speaker 5: and I mean he caused a leap storm.
26:27
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know what, before I get off college
26:30
Speaker 3: or back to the NFL, I would just say I
26:31
Speaker 3: got to give some credit the Big Twelve. I mean,
26:34
Speaker 3: Texas Tech had a chance with soresby of kind of
26:37
Speaker 3: representing them in the tournament, and who knows how far
26:40
Speaker 3: they could have gone. That's programs obviously growing by leaps
26:43
Speaker 3: and bounds under this new kind of era of college football,
26:47
Speaker 3: and the Big Twelve is like, no, I don't care
26:50
Speaker 3: if you are our best team or if you might
26:51
Speaker 3: be our best team, or we're not. No, right, we're
26:54
Speaker 3: not going to stand at us. So I get Big
26:56
Speaker 3: Twelve a little bit of credit. Now it shifts to
26:58
Speaker 3: the NFL's end of it duel teams because the supplemental
27:01
Speaker 3: Draft I think happens next week.
27:03
Speaker 1: I think it happens in very short order.
27:05
Speaker 3: The supplemental Draft is there every single year, but there's
27:09
Speaker 3: not always a player that goes into the supplemental Draft,
27:13
Speaker 3: and it is a silent auction. So you've been to
27:15
Speaker 3: one of those charity events where you see like, oh
27:18
Speaker 3: my gosh, it's a two nights day at the Hilton
27:22
Speaker 3: Garden Express, you know, and then you yeah, and then
27:25
Speaker 3: you put in your bid, and then you leave it alone,
27:27
Speaker 3: and you might only put ten dollars. You never know,
27:29
Speaker 3: maybe nobody will see it. I'll get this for ten bucks,
27:32
Speaker 3: but if you're really charitable, you go over the mark.
27:35
Speaker 3: So that's kind of the way it works. Every team
27:37
Speaker 3: just puts it on a slip of paper.
27:39
Speaker 1: This is what we were willing to go. You don't
27:40
Speaker 1: get to bid against someone else.
27:42
Speaker 3: You don't get to wait to find out if, oh,
27:45
Speaker 3: the Cardinals are going to give a second round.
27:46
Speaker 1: Oh we'll do it first. You know it gon't work
27:48
Speaker 1: at that one.
27:49
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's written down beforehand, and then whoever has
27:52
Speaker 3: the best silent bid gets the player. I've heard that
27:57
Speaker 3: it's probably going to be a third, fourth round selection.
28:01
Speaker 3: I don't think he's going to be left out. I
28:03
Speaker 3: don't think he's going to be made an example of.
28:06
Speaker 3: I don't think NFL teams are going to get scared
28:08
Speaker 3: off by his story either.
28:10
Speaker 1: I really don't.
28:11
Speaker 3: Now there is an element to a guy who handles
28:15
Speaker 3: the ball every play is admitting to having a gambling addiction.
28:18
Speaker 3: I mean, there's an element to that. But my guess
28:21
Speaker 3: is this is talented. He's certainly draftable. There's talk that
28:26
Speaker 3: he could be a first rounder if he would have
28:28
Speaker 3: played this full season.
28:30
Speaker 1: Somebody's going to.
28:31
Speaker 3: Look at that as an opportunity to possibly get rich
28:34
Speaker 3: at the quarterback position and spend only a third or
28:37
Speaker 3: fourth round pick this year. And I would suspect the Cardinals,
28:41
Speaker 3: the Jets, teams like that are going to be the
28:45
Speaker 3: ones that would be on him.
28:47
Speaker 1: But I wouldn't rule out teams that already have established.
28:51
Speaker 3: Veteran quarterbacks that you know that might be a little
28:54
Speaker 3: long in the tooth right now, that if you could
28:56
Speaker 3: just sit on this young man for three years and
28:59
Speaker 3: all you have to do is invest a fourth round
29:01
Speaker 3: pick in him, then maybe it's for a team that
29:05
Speaker 3: you know is thinking about, Hey, maybe after Aaron Rodgers'
29:12
Speaker 3: day is done, then we've got sores b there to
29:16
Speaker 3: fill in. That's a bad example because we know he's
29:18
Speaker 3: only going to play one year. But I think he's
29:20
Speaker 3: going to be drafted. I don't think it's going to
29:22
Speaker 3: be barely either. I think it's going to safely be
29:26
Speaker 3: right around the third or fourth round.
29:28
Speaker 5: Well, and I think we have to remember too, these
29:29
Speaker 5: NFL teams can put whatever things in the contract that
29:33
Speaker 5: protect them, right. I mean, the Cardinals had a clause
29:35
Speaker 5: in there that said Kyler Murray had to actually practice
29:38
Speaker 5: or like read and study, so they could put something
29:41
Speaker 5: in there that if he, you know, even comes close
29:44
Speaker 5: to violating the NFL standards which you can't gamble, then
29:49
Speaker 5: maybe they get out of it for you know, without
29:51
Speaker 5: any damage.
29:52
Speaker 3: I love the idea of anybody that's bought a house
29:55
Speaker 3: or a car and they just keep throwing things at
29:57
Speaker 3: you to sign. Now, if you will sign this insure
30:00
Speaker 3: it's adendum. Now, if you will sign this little uh,
30:03
Speaker 3: you know you gotta note this, you gotta you gotta
30:06
Speaker 3: alphabetize this. Yeah, you gotta. I need your John Cancock
30:11
Speaker 3: on this. I mean there's always like I'm just picturing
30:15
Speaker 3: sores be sitting at the table and then the you know,
30:17
Speaker 3: the Ravens are like, yeah, and we're just gonna need
30:20
Speaker 3: you to sign.
30:21
Speaker 1: You can't bet on us.
30:23
Speaker 7: Right, I'll only bet on other teams in games. I'm
30:26
Speaker 7: not playing it. Yeah, we're gonna need your sores be
30:29
Speaker 7: on this. Don't ever bet on us. Yeah, you know,
30:32
Speaker 7: sort of a dindom. We've never had to file this before,
30:35
Speaker 7: but we're gonna need that from you, budd.
30:37
Speaker 5: And also while we're at it, let's add in a
30:38
Speaker 5: Kyler Murray.
30:39
Speaker 1: You do need to study?
30:40
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you can't choose video games over practice. All right,
30:46
Speaker 3: One last thing NEX Sports Radio ninety three point three
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Speaker 3: My vinyl segment of today's radio program beforehand, thanks off
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31:08
Speaker 3: conclude the show with one last thing. What do you
31:11
Speaker 3: got back there, Ashley?
31:12
Speaker 5: Well, have you seen that the Seahawks are offering up
31:15
Speaker 5: seventy six replica rings like Super Bowl rings that fans
31:20
Speaker 5: can buy on the jeweler's website. Some people are not
31:24
Speaker 5: very happy about it. I think it's pretty lame, but
31:26
Speaker 5: I went, I was like, wait, are these really fifteen
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Speaker 5: or sixteen thousand dollars? So you can buy two options.
31:32
Speaker 5: You can buy one that's just silver and cubic zirconia.
31:35
Speaker 5: That one's fifteen hundred and ninety five dollars. But if
31:40
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31:42
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31:46
Speaker 5: that will set you back fifteen nine hundred and ninety
31:49
Speaker 5: five dollars so you can have a ring that celebrates
31:52
Speaker 5: a championship you didn't win, right, Is.
31:56
Speaker 1: That what they're valued? I thought they would be even
31:58
Speaker 1: more than that.
31:59
Speaker 2: I don't think it's the whole thing.
32:01
Speaker 5: I think it's just it doesn't open, It doesn't do
32:03
Speaker 5: all the stuff that everyone else's does. It's just the ring.
32:07
Speaker 5: It's like a replica version, a fan ring.
32:10
Speaker 1: They're following it. Did Pratt pay for is? Or do
32:12
Speaker 1: they give him one? That's a great question. I bet
32:14
Speaker 1: you they gave him one. Yeah, like that.
32:17
Speaker 3: When Charles Barkley asked Ben Stiller after the NBA Final,
32:22
Speaker 3: when did you start getting your season tickets?
32:24
Speaker 7: What year?
32:25
Speaker 3: He goes, I've never had season tickets. Wait a minute,
32:28
Speaker 3: what do you mean you haven't had seasons? I've never
32:31
Speaker 3: paid for one ticket as a Knicks fan. Like celebrities
32:34
Speaker 3: get all sorts of stuff for free.
32:36
Speaker 5: Yeah, always, especially Yeah, the rich people that don't need
32:40
Speaker 5: He didn't.
32:40
Speaker 1: Pay for it. You might, you listening, you'd have to
32:43
Speaker 1: pay for it.
32:44
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd have to pay for it.
32:48
Speaker 1: I doubt it.
32:49
Speaker 5: But I just wonder who's going to though, Like, who's
32:54
Speaker 5: who's really out there thinking? You know what, I got
32:55
Speaker 5: an extra sixteen grand to drop on a ring to
32:58
Speaker 5: celebrate my Seahawks softy probably No, just kidding, No, he'll
33:03
Speaker 5: get the sixteen hundred dollars ring.
33:04
Speaker 1: I actually don't think you'd get that either. Yeah, I
33:06
Speaker 1: don't know. I would imagine you'd be surprised, but who knows.
33:11
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do it. I personally wouldn't have any interest
33:14
Speaker 1: in that. No, I have no interest at all.
33:17
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no.
33:18
Speaker 3: All right, all right, By one last thing, I'm just
33:21
Speaker 3: gonna go back because you know, we had a lead
33:24
Speaker 3: story today, but that was all the way back at
33:26
Speaker 3: six o'clock. I think it's worth repeating. I mean, I've
33:30
Speaker 3: made it clear. I'm not the biggest soccer fan in
33:32
Speaker 3: the world. So I'm not sitting here doing back handsprings,
33:37
Speaker 3: you know, down Elliott, just because we've.
33:41
Speaker 1: Got the World Cup here in town. Yeah.
33:43
Speaker 3: You know, I don't have that kind of enthusiasm for
33:46
Speaker 3: the sport or for the event.
33:47
Speaker 1: It just doesn't end me and it never will be
33:49
Speaker 1: in me. But I will tell you this, man.
33:52
Speaker 3: What a I love the fact that we're getting at
33:56
Speaker 3: least I'm seeing, and what you see in social media
34:01
Speaker 3: platforms are all the negativity. So for me to see
34:05
Speaker 3: so much positivity from international journalists, from people that are
34:11
Speaker 3: coming into town and talking about what a great day
34:14
Speaker 3: they were having and what in a great event, and
34:16
Speaker 3: how much they liked the city, They can't believe the stadium.
34:19
Speaker 3: They are blown away by it, and they just seem
34:22
Speaker 3: to be having the time of their lives. I mean,
34:24
Speaker 3: they spend a lot of money to come over here
34:26
Speaker 3: to have the time of their lives, and probably had
34:28
Speaker 3: some reservations because internationally, they've got some biases built up
34:33
Speaker 3: against them, and I think a lot of them are misled.
34:36
Speaker 3: But nonetheless they carried with them a lot of biases
34:42
Speaker 3: against America and Americans.
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Speaker 1: And for them to.
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Speaker 3: Be this short into their stay over here and be
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Speaker 3: reporting just overwhelming positivity, how much they love the city,
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Speaker 3: how much they love the stadium, how much they love
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Speaker 3: watching the game at that stadium, how good a time
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Speaker 3: that they're having, It's awesome.
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Speaker 1: I love it.
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Speaker 3: I love it for Seattle, I love it for soccer fans,
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Speaker 3: and I love it for America.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we could use some of that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, let's face it, in this country, we could use
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Speaker 3: some eyes being wide open to like, oh yeah, America
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Speaker 3: is pretty cool, isn't it. It's just not cool to
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Speaker 3: say negative things about America to actually experience it and go, oh,
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Speaker 3: I gotta admit this is pretty awesome.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that wasn't too bad. I love it.
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Speaker 5: I do think too, especially for FIFA, all the drama
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Speaker 5: we heard about ahead of time. You know they're not
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Speaker 5: going to sell tickets. Everything's not doing as well. I mean,
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Speaker 5: it looks like it's going great.
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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, looks like every seat is sold out
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Speaker 3: in every stadium.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Way for Belgium and Egypt, I know, and almost all
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Speaker 3: of it was Belgian's. It's so pretty crazy that many
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Speaker 3: people from Belgium, that's not that big a country. It's
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Speaker 3: like the size of New Hampshire for that many people
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Speaker 3: to come into this country to watch their soccer team
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Speaker 3: play and then report such a good time here.
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Speaker 1: I think it's right. Now, keep it up.
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Speaker 3: Read any negative things about tours being scared or anything
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Speaker 3: like that.
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Speaker 1: Keep it up.
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Speaker 3: Yes, please, gus up awesome positive experience with all of this.
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Speaker 1: Let's let's make it everything that you dreamed it could be.
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Speaker 1: That's right, we got five more games.
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