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Chuck & Buck 4-10 Hour 4: Future voice of the Portland Fire Elise Woodward joins the show, listeners tell us how to fix the Mariners and we announce the winners of the contest. · Chuck in the Morning

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Speaker 1: All right, thank you, Greg Bill with us here. Well,
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Speaker 1: we're getting ready to leave the cold and head down
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Speaker 1: to the desert helping on the team plane. Here, tell
0:12
Speaker 1: me your perspective on this week. That defense played well
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Speaker 1: last week against USC, shout him out in the second half.
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Speaker 2: But this is a whole nother challenge.
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Speaker 1: Arizona's really good and savaging thirty seven points a game.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a big test, at least for the pass rush.
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Speaker 3: That's something that they haven't had consistently all year. But
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Speaker 3: it's a big opportunity for guys like Josh Shirley, guys
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Speaker 3: that Andrew Hudson and the.
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Speaker 4: Schemes that Josh Justin Wilcock likes to do.
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Speaker 5: He hasn't really been able to do pass rush wise
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Speaker 5: last three weeks because Stanford, Oregon USC have all been
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Speaker 5: run first offenses. So here's a big chance here and
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Speaker 5: next week with Oregon State to get the pass russ
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Speaker 5: going and they're gonna get many chances to do it.
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Speaker 4: Fifties there you go.
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Speaker 6: That is Elise Woodward with Greg belfrom win twenty twelve
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Speaker 6: twelve twenty.
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Speaker 4: Well did a minute else?
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Speaker 2: I love that at.
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Speaker 6: Least Woodward at least Woodward is joining us. Now, what'd
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Speaker 6: you think of that?
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Speaker 7: Oh my god, triple G.
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Speaker 4: We do back to some Husky trips and airplane and
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Speaker 4: bus rides and look you both come.
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Speaker 7: I love it absolutely, Greg.
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Speaker 4: It's great to talk to you the same. It's a circle.
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Speaker 4: It is. The last time I saw you in person,
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Speaker 4: we were on the site. We were in the end
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Speaker 4: zone pregame at the National Championship Game in Houston, Washington
1:29
Speaker 4: and Michigan of course a couple of years ago. And
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Speaker 4: now you just a great guns since I've seen.
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Speaker 7: You bring that. You got to bring that one up, Greg,
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Speaker 7: you bring it all down.
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Speaker 2: I was thinking the same thing could have done without that.
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Speaker 4: I was making the point that she has great gun
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Speaker 4: since then. And now you're part of the great Portland
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Speaker 4: fire that you even the Seattle Storm broadcast team with
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Speaker 4: Dick Fane and going down to congratulations.
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Speaker 7: Thanks God. I'm really excited about it. It's uh, it's
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Speaker 7: an organization that's I know how much you like the
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Speaker 7: analytics and innovation, and that's what they're all about. It's
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Speaker 7: gonna it's I'm really really excited about the opportunity.
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Speaker 4: How'd you get involved? Do you know the Bethals the
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Speaker 4: siblings who owned them, or what was the relationship or
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Speaker 4: how did you know about this?
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Speaker 7: No, you know, I have never met that. Actually, and
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Speaker 7: I grew up in an Oregon I'm a North Eugene Highlander.
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Speaker 7: Let's go proud Highlander. And uh, it's quite ironic. I
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Speaker 7: spent most of my summers in high school living in
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Speaker 7: Portland because that's where all my AAU, all the AAU
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Speaker 7: basketball was when I was trying to get a scholarship
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Speaker 7: somewhere and yet play and it was all in the
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Speaker 7: Oregon City area, in the Portland area. So I have
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Speaker 7: friends that I reached out to. I'm like, can I
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Speaker 7: bunk up with you again in the summertime like the
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Speaker 7: old days. But the one of the directors, Kimberly Veal,
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Speaker 7: used to work for the Seattle Storm. I know her,
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Speaker 7: which is my only con tact early with the organization.
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Speaker 7: But you know, they needed somebody to do play by play,
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Speaker 7: and I said, I want to do it. So here
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Speaker 7: we are.
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Speaker 6: Alice Woodward is with us, And yes, you were on
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Speaker 6: the Storm broadcast for nineteen years.
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Speaker 2: Is that right? Nineteen years?
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Speaker 7: You know I lost count Okay, it's a lot. We'll
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Speaker 7: just say a while, but I think it's nineteen. Yeah
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Speaker 7: you saw I'm just gonna say, you know, somewhere around
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Speaker 7: two decades.
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Speaker 2: Yes, okay, yeah, you saw a lot.
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Speaker 6: You saw a lot, and now you are headed to
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Speaker 6: Portland to be the play by play TV person for
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Speaker 6: the new Portland Fire expansion team. I know a lot
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Speaker 6: of our listeners are going to wonder and I did
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Speaker 6: ask you this question, but I'll let you answer it
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Speaker 6: for them as well.
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Speaker 2: Does this mean she's not doing Husky Husky games anymore?
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Speaker 7: Yeah? No, the seasons do not overlap at all, which
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Speaker 7: is great. Yeah, the same exact schedule as what it
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Speaker 7: was with the Sallestorm. So now I will absolutely be
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Speaker 7: doing Husky football. Looking forward to the spring game in
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Speaker 7: a couple of weeks. So I've already been Kim Grinnold's
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Speaker 7: the wonderful Kim grindle who shot through today and He's like,
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Speaker 7: where you been to practice? And I'm like, I have
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Speaker 7: been at the Sweet sixteen, I are in the final four,
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Speaker 7: and I'm going to the expansion to the Draft. I've
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Speaker 7: not been a practice yet, but I'm gonna be there
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Speaker 7: next week. So looking forward to that.
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Speaker 6: At least when word with us and I do have
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Speaker 6: a question. Actually, you just brought up the Sweet sixteen
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Speaker 6: in the final four on the women's side, and seeing
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Speaker 6: the two matchups the Yukon South Carolina and how hyped
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Speaker 6: that was and then it was a blowout there for
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Speaker 6: South Carolina, and then seeing the finals go just a
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Speaker 6: blow out by Ucla. Do you think that basically that
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Speaker 6: Yukon South Carolina match was so hyped up that South
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Speaker 6: Carolina just kind of had been deflated by the time
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Speaker 6: they got to the final, or was Ucla just that
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Speaker 6: much of a better team.
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Speaker 7: I think it was a really good matchup for UCLA.
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Speaker 7: I think people because it's on the West Coast, I
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Speaker 7: think people slept on Ucla all year long. That makes
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Speaker 7: it could have very easily been the number one overall seed.
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Speaker 7: They were the number two overall seed. It's still top seed.
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Speaker 7: But I just they beat sixteen opponents this year ranked
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Speaker 7: in the top twenty five, and they blew them out
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Speaker 7: in the Big Ten. The Big Ten have twelve teams
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Speaker 7: on the women's side that made the NCAA Tournament, and
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Speaker 7: most of those advanced into the second round, including you
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Speaker 7: dub It was a galtlt It's the best of the
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Speaker 7: Big Ten has ever been that you were facing an
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Speaker 7: NCAA tournament team every single weekend and most nights. And
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Speaker 7: they not only did they go undefeated, they never had
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Speaker 7: one time where they slipped in Big Ten play, but
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Speaker 7: they rushed opponents. Their average marginal victor I think was
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Speaker 7: around twenty eight points. So it doesn't I think South
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Speaker 7: Carolina deservedly. So They've won three national championships under Don Staley.
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Speaker 7: They have a huge national name and recognition, and Don
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Speaker 7: Staley was the flag bear in the Olympics, and like
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Speaker 7: for all the reasons people know South Carolina and so
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Speaker 7: they have a, you know, just bigger name recognition. But
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Speaker 7: when I looked at the line came out Texas was
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Speaker 7: really good in the scaily loss for us AL season loss.
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Speaker 7: When the line came out that South Carolina was favored
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Speaker 7: by four and a half points over UCLA, I was like,
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Speaker 7: that is nuts to me. Yeah, the people just don't
6:20
Speaker 7: know how good UCLA is, and they are really really good.
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Speaker 7: They're going to have five five players invited to the
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Speaker 7: WNBA Draft this week. It was it was a great team.
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Speaker 4: This is the familiar voice of at least what were
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Speaker 4: you hear on the sidelines that are a Husky broadcast
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Speaker 4: here in ninety three point three, Kids you are. She
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Speaker 4: is also longtime Storm broadcaster who was now moving to
6:42
Speaker 4: Portland to be the Portland Fire expansion team's very first
6:45
Speaker 4: inaugural season played by play on radio TV. I was
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Speaker 4: going to ask you something about the WNBA new labor
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Speaker 4: deal at least, but first I'm going to ask you
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Speaker 4: about college women's college basketball, the growth you've seen in
6:55
Speaker 4: it in just the last five years, the Caitlin Clark
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Speaker 4: effect or whatever you want to call it, Angel Rey,
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Speaker 4: but the ratings for the television broadcast are like eightfold
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Speaker 4: over what they were a few years ago. What do
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Speaker 4: you think the tangible aside from nil in the transfer
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Speaker 4: portal and what that's done to college boards, but what
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Speaker 4: do you think the growth of women's college basketball, the
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Speaker 4: tangible effect of it on the court and then the programs,
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Speaker 4: what has it done.
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Speaker 7: Well? I think watching the growth the big thing for me,
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Speaker 7: and I was actually glad in the CBA that they
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Speaker 7: didn't address the fact that college basketball on the women's
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Speaker 7: side is a four year commitment most of the time.
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Speaker 7: And then the WNBA you cannot go to as an
7:43
Speaker 7: American you cannot go to the WNBA unless you're already
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Speaker 7: twenty one years old in your senior season, or you
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Speaker 7: graduate from college, or your class is graduated from college.
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Speaker 7: So I think the reason for the popularity in the
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Speaker 7: rise is that I'm always so sad when there's great
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Speaker 7: athletes on the men's side and they're one and done.
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Speaker 7: You know, it's like I hardly knew you. You don't
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Speaker 7: even you don't even get a chance to grow with
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Speaker 7: them and to see them, you know, develop as people.
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Speaker 7: There's so many things that we love as fans as
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Speaker 7: a freshman and you say, oh my god, but wait
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Speaker 7: till next year. And on the women's side, we get that,
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Speaker 7: you get four and five and because of COVID, and
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Speaker 7: that's going to be gone now there's no more COVID kids.
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Speaker 7: It's six year players that you got to see. And
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Speaker 7: really that's how you so many fans fall in love
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Speaker 7: with players is watching them. Oh I knew you when
8:39
Speaker 7: you were a little baby freshman. On the women's side,
8:43
Speaker 7: you got to see that Dalen Clark was really good
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Speaker 7: as a freshman, but by the time she was a senior,
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Speaker 7: people had followed her for four years and they fell
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Speaker 7: in love with her and the growth and the past,
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Speaker 7: and you know, look at the UB women's program, and
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Speaker 7: you know, you look at somebody you know Ana Stein's
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Speaker 7: or Eldin or you know that group of seniors that
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Speaker 7: you they changed that program because they were there for
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Speaker 7: four years in a row and you got to fall
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Speaker 7: in love with their trajectory and what they can become
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Speaker 7: and all of those things. And so I think the
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Speaker 7: huge jump of popularity for the women there's a lot
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Speaker 7: of different reasons, but I think one of the major
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Speaker 7: ones for me is just that on the women's side,
9:26
Speaker 7: you really get to know them. Fans want to feel
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Speaker 7: like they're a part of a process, and it's really
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Speaker 7: hard when it's one and done. It's really hard to
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Speaker 7: transfer portal. It's it's really hard when you just it's
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Speaker 7: you don't even get a chance to know their story
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Speaker 7: before they're gone. And so that's I think why the
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Speaker 7: women's in IL is important too. And for them, look,
9:50
Speaker 7: they can think, look there's many transfers, there's people in
9:53
Speaker 7: and out, and same thing on the women's side as
9:55
Speaker 7: as the men's side, but at least the really top
9:58
Speaker 7: level players, they're not leaving after one year, and so
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Speaker 7: you can really get in, you know, invested them in
10:05
Speaker 7: more ways than one, and still really good about it.
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Speaker 4: That's a really good point. I had thought about the
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Speaker 4: difference and the women's sided leading into the WNBA and
10:14
Speaker 4: speaking w NBA lease that seven year collective Barning Agreement
10:18
Speaker 4: tenant of agreements still need to be ratified by the
10:19
Speaker 4: Border of Governors settled this week. At least the agreement
10:22
Speaker 4: between the league and its players union twenty percent revenue
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Speaker 4: sharing model, a five x increase in the salary cap
10:28
Speaker 4: from one point five million to seven million per team
10:31
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty six, salaries going from two hundred and
10:34
Speaker 4: seventy thousand up to one point four million, which is
10:36
Speaker 4: a supermax now and chartered fights for teams things they've
10:40
Speaker 4: been fighting for for a long time. What at least,
10:42
Speaker 4: what would you love about the WNBA news labor deal
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Speaker 4: and what maybe don't you like in wish they had included.
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Speaker 7: I think they did a phenomenal job, and I'm ecstatic
10:54
Speaker 7: that both sides understood that the importance of getting a
10:58
Speaker 7: deal done and not striking. Looks like you know, we
11:01
Speaker 7: were Greg, you and I were there when the NBA
11:05
Speaker 7: went on strikes and how it affected everything in the
11:07
Speaker 7: league after that. There was a negative call over the
11:11
Speaker 7: product for a long time. And he had a guy
11:15
Speaker 7: like Sean Kemp had put on, you know, thirty pounds
11:19
Speaker 7: and then was never the same player after the strike
11:21
Speaker 7: or the lockout or whatever it was. And we were
11:24
Speaker 7: doing I remember we had a triple header. The Sonics
11:27
Speaker 7: had a triple header, three games in a row to
11:29
Speaker 7: fit all the games in the season. Anyway, nobody wanted that,
11:33
Speaker 7: and it stopped the momentum at that time of the
11:38
Speaker 7: NBA and the WNBA has such great momentum right now,
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Speaker 7: and I was just like, please, you guys figure it
11:46
Speaker 7: out on both sides, right, it takes two to tango,
11:50
Speaker 7: and so I think they both understood that there could
11:52
Speaker 7: not be a workstoppage, and so I'm thrilled about that.
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Speaker 7: I think it's absolutely.
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Speaker 1: The league.
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Speaker 7: You know, you're negotiating, right, and so it was a
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Speaker 7: tough negotiation on both sides. But I am thrilled that
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Speaker 7: the players who are the best in the world at
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Speaker 7: what they do that are driving ratings, that are driving revenue.
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Speaker 7: The expansion franchises right now are going for a quarter
12:17
Speaker 7: of a billion dollars. There's money to be made in
12:22
Speaker 7: women's basketball, and I'm glad that the players who and
12:27
Speaker 7: some of the ogs they didn't make anything at all.
12:32
Speaker 7: And so it's like, I think they need to take
12:34
Speaker 7: a point of pride that they're helping this next generation.
12:38
Speaker 7: They didn't get the bag, but this generation is going
12:41
Speaker 7: to get more of a bag. And I hope that
12:43
Speaker 7: in ten years the next generation is going to get
12:46
Speaker 7: double back. But these players, they've proved you have. It's
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Speaker 7: such a new league. It's just a baby league compared
12:55
Speaker 7: to these other ones. I was there when it started
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Speaker 7: for the w I was there when the ad all folded, yes,
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Speaker 7: And so I do have some PTSD about when the
13:04
Speaker 7: ab al folded in the Seattle Rain showan to Innis,
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Speaker 7: who was a young mom four days before Christmas, it
13:12
Speaker 7: was like, sorry, we don't have the money to support
13:14
Speaker 7: your league. You're out, you're unemployed. Four days before Christmas.
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Speaker 7: So I have that, like I have all these memories
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Speaker 7: of how hard it has been in the struggle to
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Speaker 7: have women's basketball players get paid to do what they do,
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Speaker 7: and now to get paid what they're worth is for
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Speaker 7: me amazing to look at the stands and see it's sold.
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Speaker 7: To have the people that care, and it takes time
13:38
Speaker 7: to develop rivalries, and it takes time for fans to understand.
13:44
Speaker 7: You know, you can't understand history when there's no history.
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Speaker 7: So now there's three decades of the WMA and it's
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Speaker 7: just growing and it's going to continue to grow, and
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Speaker 7: just watching it evolve before my eyes has just been
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Speaker 7: It's been one of the cool of things for me
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Speaker 7: possible because I feel like, in some little way, just
14:03
Speaker 7: being a broadcaster that my whole goal and intention is
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Speaker 7: to help grow the game and tell the stories of
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Speaker 7: these great athletes and bring it to life. Why you
14:11
Speaker 7: should care? Like, why should you care about this? There's
14:14
Speaker 7: so many great stories in the WNBA, and so I'm
14:19
Speaker 7: absolutely ecstatic that we're going to have a season. We're
14:22
Speaker 7: going to go and the game is going to continue
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Speaker 7: to grow, and these women that are the best in
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Speaker 7: the world are going to get paid.
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Speaker 8: I love it.
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Speaker 6: Alice what Worth Woodworth is with Elise Woodward is with us.
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Speaker 6: I can't speak today. It's Friday. You can hear on
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Speaker 6: the Husky broadcast and soon to be on the voice
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Speaker 6: of the Portland Fire, the expansion team they're in Portland.
14:43
Speaker 6: She will be leaving the Storm, which we are sad
14:45
Speaker 6: to not have you on our broadcast anymore, but excited
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Speaker 6: for maybe a new rivalry there for the Storm and Portland,
14:51
Speaker 6: because the old rivalry also might be coming back between
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Speaker 6: the Blazers and the Sonics.
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Speaker 2: How you're feeling about what's going on in the.
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Speaker 7: NBA, Oh, it's Kevin Collaborate, used to stay on the call.
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Speaker 7: It's the Montagues and the capurec a rivalry. Bring it on. So,
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Speaker 7: I mean, there used to be that Portland on the
15:13
Speaker 7: w NBA side had a team for three years, and
15:16
Speaker 7: I remember they would thus fans up and they'd get
15:19
Speaker 7: off wearing they're red at the old Key Arena.
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Speaker 2: Oh god.
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Speaker 7: And you guys, we know how it is with the
15:25
Speaker 7: Sounders and the Timbers, and we know what it was
15:27
Speaker 7: like with the Blazers and the Sonics. It's it's what
15:31
Speaker 7: we all want, right, we want that. And I was
15:34
Speaker 7: I was thinking about the I five rivalry and other
15:38
Speaker 7: than soccer, there's no there. It's only the Mariners. There's
15:42
Speaker 7: no MLV franchise. It's only the Seahawks. There's no And
15:46
Speaker 7: it used to be the NBA and that went away,
15:49
Speaker 7: the w n b A that went away, and so
15:51
Speaker 7: it's it's gonna be lit when it gets back for
15:56
Speaker 7: the w n b A and the NBA, and that's
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Speaker 7: what it should be, right Like, that's what fuels people's passion.
16:02
Speaker 7: It's it's you know, you can drive two hours and
16:06
Speaker 7: forty five minutes or wherever you're at. It'spending on traffic,
16:09
Speaker 7: and uh, you know, go catch the game.
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Speaker 4: I love it at least, which is also the sideline
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Speaker 4: reporter for Washington Husky's radio broadcast here in ninety three
16:18
Speaker 4: point three KJRFM. She's done it for a long time.
16:21
Speaker 4: I was going to ask you about Jed fishing, but
16:23
Speaker 4: you're still a company gal, so I'm sure you'll say
16:25
Speaker 4: he's doing a great job and everything's great over there.
16:27
Speaker 4: But I wanted to ask you a bigger macro picture
16:29
Speaker 4: of you've watched college football? You know, I don't know
16:33
Speaker 4: what company guy, I've been there. I used to work
16:37
Speaker 4: for them, I did, But I'm.
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Speaker 7: Gonna ask you no more micro mac My honest opinion
16:41
Speaker 7: on Jed Is that what you want you want me
16:43
Speaker 7: to hear my honest opinion, Greg, I'll call you later
16:49
Speaker 7: so I'll tell you, like watching for I am, he
16:53
Speaker 7: has done an absolutely phenomenal job building that roster. It's
16:58
Speaker 7: unbelievable what he was handed with the transfer portal issue,
17:02
Speaker 7: like all of that, the loss room was absolutely decimated.
17:07
Speaker 7: That guy can recruit, and I mean, it's unbelievable what
17:12
Speaker 7: he has been able to turn. He's done a fantastic
17:14
Speaker 7: job recruiting and and building a roster that is competitive.
17:19
Speaker 7: And you know, I mean, I'm inside of for this year.
17:23
Speaker 7: You know, it's year three.
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Speaker 4: Let's go.
17:27
Speaker 7: But I was going to ask you opinion grade.
17:30
Speaker 4: I believe you, I know you long enough, I believe you.
17:33
Speaker 4: But I was gonna ask you your mother and a
17:35
Speaker 4: mother of student athletes, and what do you think of
17:38
Speaker 4: college football in particular? Now? For me, I've been in
17:43
Speaker 4: college football, have college athletes? Still I have a college athlete.
17:47
Speaker 4: It just makes me sick. I'm all with four players
17:50
Speaker 4: getting paid, but how they have no guardrails, and how
17:53
Speaker 4: they're all waiting the presidents aren't stepping up, and they're waiting
17:55
Speaker 4: on Congress to step in, which isn't going to happen.
17:58
Speaker 4: From your view, which is front row and center during
18:00
Speaker 4: Saturday games, what's your opinion about the state of college
18:04
Speaker 4: football and how sustainable and sustainable this is and how
18:07
Speaker 4: you'd like to change.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't think it's sustainable. I think that there
18:13
Speaker 7: are issues that it is the pendulum has swung way
18:18
Speaker 7: to the other side, and it's not going to It's
18:21
Speaker 7: not going to work as it's in the current state.
18:24
Speaker 7: There's no question. I think, just like everything, there needs
18:28
Speaker 7: to be a contract that is binding. And I one
18:31
Speaker 7: hundred percent believe that players should have the ability to
18:37
Speaker 7: leave one time, no question that you just don't know
18:43
Speaker 7: what you don't know, And I think it gives the
18:46
Speaker 7: athletes the ability like it's just not working. Why are
18:51
Speaker 7: you going to force them to stay somewhere that they're
18:53
Speaker 7: not happy? Why are you going to force them to stay?
18:55
Speaker 7: Sometimes things just don't work right. You know how many
18:58
Speaker 7: people have jumped into a relationship and you're like, oh god,
19:02
Speaker 7: I thought that was marriage material. No that I'm gonna
19:04
Speaker 7: you turn on that one. It's the same, like, you
19:07
Speaker 7: just don't know. These are eighteen year old kids. They
19:08
Speaker 7: don't know when they're one time. Absolutely, you should be
19:12
Speaker 7: given the ability to leave and anytime it's a coaching change,
19:15
Speaker 7: the ability to leave. But I think, like the I
19:19
Speaker 7: call the game the other day, and on my board
19:21
Speaker 7: in front of me, I always put like where you
19:23
Speaker 7: know what year they are, where they've come from? You know,
19:26
Speaker 7: do they transfer in there? It was their sixth school
19:30
Speaker 7: in six years. Oh god, I didn't have the ability
19:34
Speaker 7: on my boy. I was like, well, that's a new
19:36
Speaker 7: one for me. It's ridiculous, like come on, but there
19:41
Speaker 7: should My personal opinion is that you should be given
19:46
Speaker 7: a one free transfer absolutely for nil deals. You should
19:51
Speaker 7: be held to the contract. You should if you leave
19:54
Speaker 7: before you signed, you know, like if it's a two
19:56
Speaker 7: year deal, you don't get paid. If it's just there
19:59
Speaker 7: has to be some uniformity with these athletes getting paid
20:03
Speaker 7: across the board. And the problem is that there's no
20:06
Speaker 7: commissioner for nca football. Everybody's playing by different rules and
20:12
Speaker 7: that that's a problem. But you know, I think one
20:15
Speaker 7: free transfer for sure, and then maybe there's some some
20:19
Speaker 7: sort of a penalty. It's just it's so hard too
20:21
Speaker 7: for these athletes. I can't imagine because it doesn't when
20:25
Speaker 7: they're transferring. It doesn't like mesh with the academic calendar.
20:32
Speaker 7: Ye I don't. I don't understand how they're doing that
20:37
Speaker 7: all Like they're coming in mid semester and I don't know,
20:42
Speaker 7: it's it's a wild, wild thing, but no, I think
20:47
Speaker 7: the the players that are like holding their university's hostage
20:52
Speaker 7: with the nil deals like that needs to go, Like
20:54
Speaker 7: get paid, have a contract, just like everybody in a
20:58
Speaker 7: working world does. Like there's a non compete, that's what
21:01
Speaker 7: it's called. Like if you leave, great, you can get paid,
21:04
Speaker 7: but you're not going to be able to play it
21:05
Speaker 7: the next place. So I mean, there's things that need
21:08
Speaker 7: to be put in place so that it's not it's
21:11
Speaker 7: going to turn fans off. And that's what I don't
21:14
Speaker 7: want to see is fans just being like, you know,
21:16
Speaker 7: I can't follow this and it's not about the team.
21:22
Speaker 7: I don't ever want it to feel like it's not
21:24
Speaker 7: about supporting the university and playing for That's what college
21:28
Speaker 7: sports is about. It's a huge thing. So that's my
21:32
Speaker 7: concern is just I don't want fans to get turned
21:35
Speaker 7: off and say, forget it. This isn't about you know,
21:38
Speaker 7: it's not a collegiate feel anymore. And I think it's
21:40
Speaker 7: trending that way, and so that's my major concern.
21:43
Speaker 6: Yeah, I feel like we've definitely started to get there
21:46
Speaker 6: at least.
21:46
Speaker 2: I appreciate you joining us today.
21:47
Speaker 6: I wish we could talk to you because I knew
21:49
Speaker 6: we were going to have a lot to talk to
21:50
Speaker 6: you about, and I feel like we didn't even get
21:52
Speaker 6: to half of it. The WNBA preseason gets underway on
21:56
Speaker 6: the twenty fifth, so you will be at CPA as
21:59
Speaker 6: the Portland Fires face the storm on the twenty night
22:03
Speaker 6: on the opposite side, enemy territory.
22:05
Speaker 2: Let's get this rivalry going.
22:08
Speaker 4: Let's go.
22:08
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm going to be there, just moving down a
22:10
Speaker 7: few chairs on the on the table to the other
22:13
Speaker 7: side of the uh broadcast. But yeah, no, I'm really excited. Yeah.
22:19
Speaker 7: How about the news that Mecagumak is out, She's going
22:21
Speaker 7: back to l A.
22:22
Speaker 2: Oh crazy, So yeah that's good.
22:26
Speaker 7: I just I just went yeah, I just went down
22:29
Speaker 7: this morning.
22:29
Speaker 2: Oh don't miss that breaking news from release.
22:32
Speaker 4: Yep.
22:34
Speaker 7: Well there you go. Uh not confirmed, so check your
22:37
Speaker 7: sources focus. That's just me waking up. But yeah, So
22:43
Speaker 7: it's going to be a wild, wild, free MCY period
22:47
Speaker 7: and then the draft on Monday for the w NBA.
22:49
Speaker 7: But I'll tell you what, Seattle the one thing that's
22:52
Speaker 7: just like, oh man, I I I will miss watching
22:56
Speaker 7: the growth and the development of Don along as she
22:58
Speaker 7: is an absolute baller. I love her. She's gonna throw
23:02
Speaker 7: down some hammer dunks this year for the storm, so
23:05
Speaker 7: you know, just.
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Speaker 2: Yeah right, well, maybe I'll get a great view of it. Well,
23:12
Speaker 2: thank you again for joining us.
23:13
Speaker 7: I don't want to call it dom dunks, guys.
23:16
Speaker 2: I mean maybe just one or two, one or two.
23:20
Speaker 7: Sure, all right baby, all right, well.
23:23
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for joining us. Congratulations on the
23:25
Speaker 6: new gig. We are looking forward to seeing the Portland
23:27
Speaker 6: seat vitalized.
23:30
Speaker 4: Great to talk to again.
23:32
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, thank you, Talk soon, yes, talk to you soon.
23:36
Speaker 4: All right.
23:36
Speaker 6: We are going to be back with how we're going
23:38
Speaker 6: to fix the Mariners, which is very exciting for everybody.
23:40
Speaker 6: I'm sure that is right after an update from Augusta.
23:51
Speaker 6: It's Sports Radio ninety three three kJ R F m Ashley, Ryan,
23:55
Speaker 6: Greg Bell, Travis Smoger in Chuck and Buck out for today.
23:59
Speaker 2: Bucky dealing with some health issues as we mentioned this.
24:01
Speaker 6: Week, Chuck getting a colonoscopy, so he will tell you
24:04
Speaker 6: all about it, I'm sure and show you on Friday
24:07
Speaker 6: or Monday.
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Speaker 2: You have that to look forward to. All right, this.
24:09
Speaker 6: Segment we decided we are going to ask you how
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Speaker 6: you would fix the Mariners. We've been asking people to
24:14
Speaker 6: text in all morning long. The four nine four or
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Speaker 6: five one the Tacoma Dodge text line the first one
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Speaker 6: I saw and now.
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Speaker 2: I just lost it. There we go. This is from
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Speaker 2: the two O six. No more pinch hitting.
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Speaker 6: Until everyone on the roster is hitting two thirty or better,
24:27
Speaker 6: no one can get in a rhythm. Dom Kinzone should
24:29
Speaker 6: not be part of a platoon platoon. Donovan should lead
24:32
Speaker 6: off every day. Kenzone should be DH every day unless
24:35
Speaker 6: Cal is off from catching, and Rayley and ref Snyder
24:38
Speaker 6: should be the only platoon at right. But I repeat,
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Speaker 6: no pinch hitting based on bullpen subs, platoon based on yeah,
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Speaker 6: platoon based on starter, and leave them in all game.
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Speaker 8: There you go.
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Speaker 2: There's one option that is from as I said, the
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Speaker 2: two O six. There what do you think of that?
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Speaker 4: One field and third base?
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Speaker 6: No, not really doesn't help with any diff with any
24:59
Speaker 6: d defensive issues, but some of the maybe they're taking
25:04
Speaker 6: a baby steps approach. Right, You got to fix the
25:06
Speaker 6: hitting there first. And I mean because even with the mistakes,
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Speaker 6: we aren't giving up a lot of runs, but we
25:10
Speaker 6: aren't scoring any. So there you go, you fix the hitting,
25:13
Speaker 6: and then maybe they think everything else fits falls into place.
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Speaker 4: Could put Brandon Donovan and right field, and he's played
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Speaker 4: their reform.
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Speaker 6: You could put Brendan Donovan in right I mean really,
25:21
Speaker 6: I think the outfielding, I don't know. I'm not too
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Speaker 6: that would be kind of I feel like you could
25:27
Speaker 6: put a number of people in there and you'd be Okay,
25:30
Speaker 6: do you have any that you've seen that you like
25:31
Speaker 6: over there? Let me just keep reading some keep reading.
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Speaker 4: These are for tickets, by the way, two pairs of
25:37
Speaker 4: tickets to tonight's game, trash Cans against the Mariners. It's
25:40
Speaker 4: meet Eachi ro statue.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, each youro statue night to night. Yeah, we've
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Speaker 2: got four two.
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Speaker 4: Pairs of two tickets to stake here for the best
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Speaker 4: ones we've unearthed.
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Speaker 6: All right, this is from the four two five and
25:51
Speaker 6: appropriate way to fix the Mariners is to add a
25:53
Speaker 6: surefire bat to the lineup. Jerry d must fly out
25:56
Speaker 6: to Minnesota and pursue Little Sweet himself, Kyler More.
26:00
Speaker 2: He to sign with the Seattle Mariners.
26:02
Speaker 6: Every time a Little Sweet comes up to the plate,
26:04
Speaker 6: you can bet your kid's college fund on him batting
26:06
Speaker 6: that ball. All the way to Chicago, and just like
26:08
Speaker 6: old times, the ball ends up in former Seahawk Kobe
26:11
Speaker 6: Bryant's arms. Home run step, every home run, every step
26:15
Speaker 6: up at the plate.
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Speaker 4: Kiva Murray was a number one pick of the Oakland Athletics.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's we've talked about, is if he could still
26:22
Speaker 6: play baseball if he wanted to.
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Speaker 2: But he ended up in Minnesota.
26:25
Speaker 4: He turned down guaranteed signing bonus of millions of dollars
26:28
Speaker 4: and not getting beat up and not getting trashed in Arizona.
26:32
Speaker 4: And of course he made two hundred and fifty million
26:33
Speaker 4: dollars in Arizona.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he didn't be too bad.
26:36
Speaker 8: How bad?
26:37
Speaker 6: Keith says, I would threaten kolonoscopies for every strikeout. Julio
26:40
Speaker 6: gets three strikeouts, then Julio gets three colonoske.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that would be a young guy, would be preventative
26:48
Speaker 4: years old whatever he is now.
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Speaker 2: I like the threatening. I'm good with that.
26:52
Speaker 4: That would be a thread.
26:54
Speaker 2: Yeah, four to five.
26:55
Speaker 6: The only way to fix the Mariners is to drive
26:57
Speaker 6: to the University of Harvard.
26:58
Speaker 2: Some would just call it Harvard, I think.
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Speaker 6: And demand they conclude the no uhsity. Yeah, that's not
27:04
Speaker 6: gonna that's not gonna help there. Let's see how I
27:06
Speaker 6: would fix the Mariners. Give our hitters guess the pitch
27:10
Speaker 6: like in MLB the Show, and if they guess it right,
27:12
Speaker 6: it's a no doubt bomb. Hold a contest for fans
27:15
Speaker 6: to be manager for a night, shake things up, phone
27:17
Speaker 6: a friend, except it's a Mariner's legend where they step
27:19
Speaker 6: back on the field for a top and bottom of
27:22
Speaker 6: an inning.
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Speaker 2: Those are some very creative ideas.
27:24
Speaker 4: Man legend that would sell tickets, and I like, have
27:28
Speaker 4: a fan be manager for the night.
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Speaker 8: That'd be really really excited.
27:32
Speaker 6: Well, especially with all of the people who think that
27:35
Speaker 6: I'm not saying that if Dan Wilson is a great
27:37
Speaker 6: manager or not.
27:38
Speaker 2: I know he makes a lot of mistakes.
27:39
Speaker 6: I know I could not be a better manager than
27:41
Speaker 6: what Dan Wilson is doing, so I take myself out
27:43
Speaker 6: of that. But all there's a lot of people who
27:45
Speaker 6: think they could absolutely.
27:46
Speaker 2: Be a better manager than Dan Wilson. So let's put
27:48
Speaker 2: it to the test.
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Speaker 8: I like that point where put your money where your
27:51
Speaker 8: mouth is.
27:52
Speaker 4: That's right, I think it was for sixty nine cent
27:56
Speaker 4: beer night.
27:57
Speaker 6: Yeah, that works too. I mean, you get the fans
27:59
Speaker 6: all run up. I don't know how that helps the player. Yeah, fix,
28:04
Speaker 6: let's see, I would fix the Mariners. This is two
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Speaker 6: five three. I would fix the Mariners by calling out
28:08
Speaker 6: the middle of the order. The next time Dan Wilson
28:10
Speaker 6: has asked why the team is off to a slow start,
28:11
Speaker 6: he needs to say because the middle of the order
28:13
Speaker 6: has been horrible and needs to be better. He is
28:15
Speaker 6: being soft and the team is reflecting, and this is
28:18
Speaker 6: reflecting on the team and their at bats and lack
28:20
Speaker 6: of focus on the field. I would say I wouldn't
28:24
Speaker 6: have a problem with him calling out the middle of
28:25
Speaker 6: the order. But I also think the middle of the
28:27
Speaker 6: order knows they've been terrible, so that's not anything new
28:29
Speaker 6: for Dan to call them out. I think they all
28:31
Speaker 6: know that they've been terrible and that they should be better.
28:34
Speaker 6: That's not surprising to them to cal Naylor, I mean,
28:38
Speaker 6: a Rose Raina hasn't been terrible in terms of getting
28:40
Speaker 6: on base, no home runs. One home run between a Rose, Reina, Raley,
28:43
Speaker 6: Julio and Naylor.
28:45
Speaker 4: Major league baseball manager famous for not calling out their
28:48
Speaker 4: own players, especially ones who were once prominent players themselves. Yeah,
28:52
Speaker 4: that's just like a code.
28:53
Speaker 2: They just don't like a hockey coach too. They're never
28:55
Speaker 2: going to do it. They are never going to call
28:57
Speaker 2: out their players.
28:57
Speaker 4: Two five two a code we haven't North Carolina listener,
29:01
Speaker 4: Oh the two five to two Project Giant live feeds
29:05
Speaker 4: of Eachiro Suzuki everywhere in the clubhouse, on the jumpatront,
29:08
Speaker 4: during a bats even in the batting cage. Strikeouts trigger
29:11
Speaker 4: a ten second clip of Eachiro slaping a single up
29:13
Speaker 4: the middle with his voiceover in the classic calm tone.
29:17
Speaker 4: Small ball wins games.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, we've got quite a few texts of small ball,
29:22
Speaker 6: for sure. And that is an interesting thing because they've
29:25
Speaker 6: talked about that they were going to play small ball,
29:27
Speaker 6: but we just don't see it.
29:28
Speaker 2: They don't swinging for the fences.
29:30
Speaker 4: They play home run derby because chicks dive the long
29:32
Speaker 4: ball and it's home runs and strikeouts.
29:34
Speaker 8: And is Eacher going to be there tonight? Can we
29:37
Speaker 8: put him in the lineup?
29:38
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's ready there. Yeah, Griffy's going to be to.
29:42
Speaker 8: Put them both in the line up. Maybe that'll help.
29:43
Speaker 2: Let's try it. I don't see a problem with it.
29:45
Speaker 2: Sign him to a new one day contract even though
29:47
Speaker 2: they've both retired.
29:48
Speaker 8: Why not.
29:49
Speaker 2: Why not?
29:50
Speaker 6: Okay, we're gonna finish on this one and then we will.
29:52
Speaker 6: We will pick our winner in the break and announce
29:54
Speaker 6: it at nine to forty five.
29:56
Speaker 2: This one to fix the Mariners. This is from two
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Speaker 2: oh six.
29:58
Speaker 6: They need to mix up the lineup and bring back
30:00
Speaker 6: bring up some young talent, possibly bring back each I
30:03
Speaker 6: Row and Griffy for the year. Also threaten them with
30:05
Speaker 6: Chuck being at every game in a cheerleading outfit. If
30:08
Speaker 6: they lose. Wow, that's a big threat. He's going to
30:11
Speaker 6: be showing off after that kolonoscopy. So just yeah, just
30:15
Speaker 6: get ready. Okay, Well, we've got some great ones, We've
30:17
Speaker 6: got some good options. We will discuss. We will come
30:19
Speaker 6: back with a winner and kind of booze news. Next,
30:23
Speaker 6: it's Sports Radio ninety three three kJ RFM. Sports Radio
30:40
Speaker 6: ninety three three kJ r F m Ashley, Ryan, Greg Bell,
30:43
Speaker 6: Travis Moger wrapping up a Friday with you.
30:45
Speaker 2: Chuck and Buck are out.
30:48
Speaker 6: Chuck will be back on Monday to tell you all
30:50
Speaker 6: about his adventures today getting his pipes cleaned. Yes, and
30:55
Speaker 6: we are here to award a winner two pairs of tickets.
30:59
Speaker 6: That's what we got to. Tonight's well, first I should
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Speaker 6: say this is we're.
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Speaker 2: Just we're replacing booze news. I'm not actually like doing
31:06
Speaker 2: booze news.
31:06
Speaker 6: We're just drinking while we award Mariners tickets. So this
31:11
Speaker 6: is what we're drinking. It's Yellowstone Cocktails old Fashioned. It's
31:16
Speaker 6: a pre mixed cocktail.
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Speaker 2: Made with bourbon bitters and blood orange natural flavors. I
31:22
Speaker 2: try it here.
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Speaker 4: I can't remember the last time I had an old
31:24
Speaker 4: Fashion at nine in the morning. Oh, it's pretty ever
31:27
Speaker 4: like the coug at the coop, don't they don't make
31:29
Speaker 4: old fashions at the coup.
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Speaker 2: That's pretty good. Not gonna lie get used to that.
31:36
Speaker 6: Okay, So we've got two pairs of tickets Tonight's Mariners
31:39
Speaker 6: game the Echi ro Statue Night, and we are we
31:43
Speaker 6: ask people to text in all day, all show long,
31:45
Speaker 6: telling us what they would do to fix the Mariners.
31:47
Speaker 6: So our first winner is gonna go to two o six.
31:51
Speaker 6: No more pinch hitting. Until everyone on the roster is
31:53
Speaker 6: hitting two thirty or better, no one can get in
31:55
Speaker 6: a rhythm. Dom Cain Zone should not be part of
31:57
Speaker 6: a platoon.
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Speaker 2: I don't know why.
31:59
Speaker 6: Every time I read it, them say it weird Donovan
32:01
Speaker 6: should lead off every day.
32:02
Speaker 2: Kim zone should be.
32:03
Speaker 6: D H every day unless cal is coming off from catching,
32:06
Speaker 6: or less cal is off from catching. Raleyan refsinators should
32:09
Speaker 6: be the only platoon at right and I repeat, no
32:12
Speaker 6: pinch hitting based on bullpen subs, platoon based on starter,
32:17
Speaker 6: and leave them all in or leave them.
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Speaker 2: In all game.
32:20
Speaker 6: There you go, Congratulations, you have won the first pair
32:22
Speaker 6: of tickets. Yeah, to the Mariners some of those.
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Speaker 4: Things that makes sense about, especially the pinch hitting thing,
32:28
Speaker 4: because they are so wedded to lefty righty.
32:31
Speaker 2: Yes, oh, they overthink it all the time.
32:33
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, it's like their eyes. They don't trust the
32:36
Speaker 4: eyes that they've watched the bat bets in the game.
32:40
Speaker 6: I mean, all these guys grew up playing baseball against
32:43
Speaker 6: left and right handed pitchers. They didn't only play in
32:45
Speaker 6: high school because there was a right handed pitcher.
32:48
Speaker 2: It didn't happen.
32:49
Speaker 4: And the opponents know it. And there are times during
32:51
Speaker 4: Mariner games that they switch pitchers just to get a
32:54
Speaker 4: batter out of the lineup because they know that Wilson
32:56
Speaker 4: is going to come in and change the go to
32:58
Speaker 4: the opposite handed beat. Yeah, they that was the best
33:03
Speaker 4: part of that that I liked.
33:04
Speaker 2: Yeah, so if two tickets on us, there you go.
33:07
Speaker 6: So send us a text with your name and well,
33:11
Speaker 6: I've got your phone number and an email address, and
33:13
Speaker 6: we will get those tickets to you as a p
33:16
Speaker 6: our second win.
33:17
Speaker 4: We will cross check to make don't just everybody said no, we.
33:20
Speaker 6: Know what number it came from. We can make sure
33:22
Speaker 6: it was the same text. So yeah, nice try though.
33:25
Speaker 6: Our next winner and this one my favorite text of
33:28
Speaker 6: the day. This also from the two six. My twelve
33:31
Speaker 6: year old daughter believes we should swap out the visiting
33:33
Speaker 6: team's Big League chew with some laxative gum that she
33:36
Speaker 6: is calling.
33:36
Speaker 2: Big League pooh.
33:38
Speaker 6: The batters will have to poop so bad they'll swing
33:40
Speaker 6: it everything just to get back to the dugout. They'll
33:42
Speaker 6: be trying to hit home runs, but instead they'll just
33:44
Speaker 6: have the runs. That is from Aaron in Lakewood and
33:47
Speaker 6: his daughter Juniper. Excellent job, Juniper, that's my winning plan.
33:51
Speaker 6: I think we need to get the big League Pooh
33:53
Speaker 6: to the Astros.
33:53
Speaker 8: Right now, what flavors do they have?
33:56
Speaker 6: That's a great question, I'll ask ye evident right now, Yeah,
34:00
Speaker 6: he probably knows.
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Speaker 4: I think Juniper's dad has two he.
34:04
Speaker 2: Does, yes, because Una also had an idea.
34:06
Speaker 4: So you've got a choice to make, sir.
34:08
Speaker 2: I know, yeah, you do, he does.
34:09
Speaker 4: He could just put both girl girls on the light
34:11
Speaker 4: rail and get him to the game.
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Speaker 6: There he goes, find other people will watch Yeah, other
34:16
Speaker 6: people will watch out for him. Aaron did send in
34:18
Speaker 6: his daughter, UNA's idea as well, and since we gave
34:20
Speaker 6: Juniper some love, we should give Una some love as well.
34:23
Speaker 6: Her idea She hates the Astros, she said, which I
34:26
Speaker 6: already love. She says, at a fifth base between first
34:29
Speaker 6: and third, someplace the Astros are too stupid to realize
34:31
Speaker 6: it and will be less likely to score. Then JP
34:34
Speaker 6: can discreetly grab that base when they come back to
34:36
Speaker 6: the dugout between innings.
34:39
Speaker 2: There you go.
34:39
Speaker 8: I love these I love these girls, right.
34:41
Speaker 2: I know. Who knew that twelve year olds were going
34:44
Speaker 2: to fix baseball?
34:44
Speaker 4: We just created a problem for Pops.
34:47
Speaker 2: Though, Yeah we did. And I apologize.
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Speaker 6: If I had an extra ticket, i'd give it to
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Speaker 6: you so you could take them both.
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Speaker 2: I don't. So it's gonna be like Sophie's choice for him.
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Speaker 6: He's got to figure out which kiddo to take to
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Speaker 6: the game and I'm sorry. I'm sorry, but thank you
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Speaker 6: to everybody who ideas today. That was really fun and
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Speaker 6: there were some very there were some great ideas, like
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Speaker 6: actual good ideas.
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Speaker 4: We get a couple hundred texts, Yeah, how about this?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, people have a lot to say about the Mariners
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Speaker 6: and that's not surprising. Hopefully they can improve on this
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Speaker 6: four and ninth start and at least I don't even
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Speaker 6: want to say split the series because I want to.
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Speaker 2: I want a series win this weekend. That's it King.
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Speaker 4: Five again tonight. You don't need you don't need Hulu,
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Speaker 4: you don't need Amazon, you don't need whatever the hell
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Speaker 4: else they've been putting on the air. It's King five
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Speaker 4: Rabbit Ears TV tonight, first of ten over the air
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Speaker 4: broadcast on Friday night for the Mariners Astros six forty
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Speaker 4: at the yard Ichi Road Statue night.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, and when Emerson Hancock's on the nun you best
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Speaker 6: be watching, that is for sure.
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Speaker 4: All right.
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Speaker 6: Well, thank you to both of you for being here today,
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Speaker 6: Greg Bell and Travia Smoger in with me for Chuck
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Speaker 6: and Buck. We had a fun time and we've got
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Speaker 6: MJ and Christopher Kidd coming up next To's Sports Radio
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