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Speaker 1: All right, our good friend, the most successful member of

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the Seattle powerhouse radio station, Kay Jay, are they? Sports

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leader Softie's with us here to smack talk his beloved

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Seattle Mariners, who are about to drop two out of

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three at home to get a second half of the

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season off to a disappointing start. Softy, how the hell

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are you?

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Speaker 2: This is just so dumb.

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Speaker 3: This whole thing that we do is just so dumb,

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you know, because I only hear from you when things

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are going well. Astros are five games up. You know,

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where were you last year when the ms were ten

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games up and you guys were fading away?

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Speaker 2: And then I got a.

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Speaker 3: Phone call from you. Oh, the Mariners have blown their

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divisional lead. Let's get Softy on again. So once again,

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our relationship just proves it to be what it's always been,

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which is one side and it's always about you.

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Speaker 1: Bet you better call me when the Texans play the

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Seattle Seahawks on ESPN The O Show on the Monday night, Kay.

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Speaker 2: Night, Yes, are you coming up for that?

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Speaker 3: Bad boy?

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Speaker 1: No chance?

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Speaker 2: Okay?

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Speaker 1: All right, No, No, I cannot.

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Speaker 2: Dark's got that scare, doesn't he? No? Boot?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fine, I don't care all right, first and foremost,

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we're going to get to some other stuff before we

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just before we get to the Maritors Astros Adam Silver

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is just Ponyall's chain, And I'm sorry for you because

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your city deserves an NBA team. What's going on with that?

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Speaker 3: When you say pulling our chain? What do you mean

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by that? Like he's using us as a pawn now

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to get Portland and Arena, like David Stern did thirteen

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years ago with Sacramento. Because there's a lot of people

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that think you might be right. I mean, there's just

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a lot of skepticism man in Seattle, right, Like this

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has been seventeen years now since they played their last

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game against the Mavericks, eighteen years and toward Schultz became

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a Benedict Arnold and the most hated sports figure in

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the history of Seattle sports. I have not been to

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Starbucks in eighteen years because of that bastard. That's my

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own little personal protest. I know it doesn't mean Jack

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squat to him, but it makes me feel better and

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I'm doing it. So there's a lot of skepticism in Seattle.

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But the NBA is using us as a pawn again,

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and He brought out the Portland thing kind of out

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of the blue the other night, and people were like,

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whoa is this happening again? Where he's gonna threaten Portland

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with relocation maybe to Seattle unless they get off their

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ass them build a brand new arena for the Blazers,

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you know, down there in Portland. And then the conversation

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turns to, well, what if they can't get an arena

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and what if Phil Knight doesn't step up to save

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the day, which he's already said he has no interest

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in buying the team from Paul Allen's sister Jody Allen,

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would they possibly move? And would Sonics fans want them

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to move? And then you get all the high and

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mighty sports fans. Oh, I don't want to do to

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them what was done to us, and I want nothing

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to do with the Blazers. Hey, look, all of us

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would love to have an expansion team one hundred times

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out of one hundred. But if the only option, Mattie

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is the Blazers, give me the damn Blazers. I'm not

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feeling bad about it either.

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Speaker 1: Get some T shirts, mane, give me the dam Blazers.

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Bring Kevin Collabal.

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Speaker 3: Backlazer Baby, give me, give me thirty five year old

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Damian Lillard, give me, give me Clyde Drexler. Give me

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room Kerzy, give me the ghost of Bill Walton with

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a headband back in the day in the seventies. Come on,

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give me, Jack Ramsey, give me all of the baby.

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Speaker 2: I want it all.

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Speaker 1: The jail Blazers you want, you want?

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Speaker 3: You don't want that group, David Sodomyer, I want it all, baby.

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Speaker 2: Well.

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Speaker 1: I want you to root for the Rockets this year

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because former Seattle Sonic great Kevin Durant is come back

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to Houston, Texas or never.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a love hate relationship with him up here

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as well in Seattle. I love the guy. You know,

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he was only here for a year. But I don't

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know if you remember or not. You probably don't because

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there really would be no reason for you guys to

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remember it at all. Two thousand and eight, they're playing

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their last game ever against the Mavericks. Clay Bennetts and

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the crowd sitting courtside. Crowd's yelling save our Sonics, Save

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our Sonics, and Kevin Durant, as a rookie, is egging

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the crowd on waving his hands in the air, keep going,

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keep going, right in front of the guy that just

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drafted him number two overall less than a year prior.

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a hero, you know. He he's been a little bit

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sensitive about stuff since he's left Seattle. I think he's

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gotta stop worrying about what people say about him on

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social media. But let's face it, the guy who's in

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his he's in his mid thirties at this point in

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his life.

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Speaker 2: He is what he is.

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Speaker 3: But I think we've always kind of appreciated him for

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the guy he was when he was here when he

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was nineteen years old. But Maddie, that was a long

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damn time ago, my friend.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and don't forget Jeff Green, former Sonic great as well.

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Speaker 2: JG. Yeah, Jeff Green out of Georgetown.

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Speaker 3: Boy is in the house. Baby.

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Speaker 1: All right, there we go, man, something, let me take you.

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It's nine oh seven. There he wakes up that excited. Yeah,

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if it's not Starbucks, it's some.

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Speaker 3: Kind of My wife actually asked me, why are you

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up so early? I said, because I can't sleep. I'm

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fired up to go on the air with Matt Thommins

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and Houston. That's exactly right, Jason, around the house all

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night long.

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Speaker 2: I got all kinds of energy.

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Speaker 3: I took a bunch of melatonin, tried to pass out,

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bunch of benadrill, nothing work man, and I just couldn't sleep.

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I was so fired up. But I was just living

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with so much anticipation. So come on this radio, Joe.

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So I've been ready to go for five hours.

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Speaker 1: That's what I'm talking about, Softy k j R. Seattle

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V sports leader up there in the Pacific Northwest. All right,

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So the Ams go to Detroit and sweep the Tigers.

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Meanwhile the Astros go one and five on their homestand

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before the break. Look, we haven't heard from anybody from

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the Astros or the Mariners all week long leading up

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to this. But how is how your local nine feeling

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with a chance here to cut into the Astro lead

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even more this weekend?

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Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you what. I actually am shocked at

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how optimistic I am about the second half of the year. Normally,

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I'm just the big negative bastard right that just thinks

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everything's going to fall apart, the pitching is going to

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go down the drain. Julio had a great series against

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the Tigers, but then had the All Star Break and

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it was a terrible time for the All Our break

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for him, and Kyle Roley's gonna cool off and this

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thing's gonna fall apart. So that normally would be my attitude.

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But I just think the major difference between the second

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half Mariners and the first half Mariners is that at

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some point, very soon, probably in the next couple of weeks,

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when Bryce Miller comes back, they're going to have a full,

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healthy rotation. And they're almost there. They've got Castillo, they've

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got Kirby, they've got Gilbert, and they've got the All

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Star in Brian Wu. So they've got a dynamite rotation.

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And guys, here's the deal. They really haven't had that

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the entire season because for the first time since this

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foursome got together, if you want to call it a fivesome,

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that's fine, they've been relatively healthy. That's why so many

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people like me were pissed off about what happened a

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year ago when they blew that ten game lead and

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missed the playoffs. They had great pitching, they led the

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American League of ra and they became the first team

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to not make the playoffs since the Blue Jays in

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two thousand and eight. When you led the League of

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ra you leave the league in eer you make the playoffs,

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damn it, especially when it's easier now than ever to

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get into the playoffs in baseball. So last year was

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an embarrassment for this franchise, absolute embarrassment.

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Speaker 2: But here's the deal.

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Speaker 3: First half of the year, Kirby, Gilbert, and Miller only

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made thirty two starts combined first half of the year.

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Last year they made fifty nine, that's twenty seven games,

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Matt twenty seven games in the first half of the

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year where they did not have Logan Gilbert, George Kirby

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or Bryce Millers. Yet their only five games out and

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they got the number three wild card. Right now, look out, baby,

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when those horses get healthy. Look out.

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Speaker 1: Wait a minute, what the hell are you talking about?

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Have you seen our squad out? We got Zach Short

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playing short? Do you even know who's Zach show? We

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had Taylor Trammell playing. For the love of god, what

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are you talking about?

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Speaker 2: Former Mariner right there? Don't you disparent. That's my boy,

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that's my guy.

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Speaker 1: He's a sweetheart. Can't hit, but he's a sweetheart. Ross

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with you as well as Ross.

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Speaker 3: Well, honestly, and look, I realize that your rotation has

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been banged up as well, right you guys.

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Speaker 1: I got no centerfielder, I got no shortstop, I've got

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no left field hands falling off.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not comparing the Mariners to Houston. Hey, you

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know what you guys may think, honestly, God, you're so

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arrogant it is unbelievable.

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Speaker 2: You.

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Speaker 3: You may think that the baseball world revolves you know what,

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You're worse than a Yankee fans.

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Speaker 2: Terrible. You may think the baseball.

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Speaker 3: World revolves around you and everybody compares themselves to you. Nu. No,

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you got six teams that make the damn playoffs. Man,

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all I'm talking about Matt honestly, and I'm being serious

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about this. We've been because we've been saying this for

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years now. With this, with this rotation, get your ass in,

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just get into the playoffs, right. I mean, you know

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as well as I that anything can happen come playoff

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time in baseball. This is not like the NBA, It's

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not like the NFL. You know, maybe there's more parody

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and hockey in the postseason. But baseball, anything can happen, right,

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but get your ass in, And I just think it

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would be it would be such a downer for the

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second consecutive year for the Mariners to have this kind

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of talent, and now they're complimenting it with cal Rawley,

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Randio Rose arenas an All Star JP Crawford's having a

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much better season than they had a year ago. Deadlines

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two weeks away. They're gonna make a move. They have

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to make a move. They have a ton of ammunition,

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butt loads of ammunition in the minor league system to

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go out and acquire some talent. So I'm fired up, man,

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And it's not all about the Astros or beating them. Frankly,

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I don't even give a damn if you guys win

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the division, take the division?

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Speaker 2: Who cares?

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Speaker 3: Who really cares anymore about division titles in baseball? Honestly,

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just get your ass in the playoffs.

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Speaker 2: All right?

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Speaker 4: You mentioned trade deadline? Ross do as well? Hereaw do

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you mentioned the trade deadline? How and Seattle being hot

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and cold on people? How are you feeling about Jerry

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a couple of moves made.

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Speaker 3: They just have too much talent and they have too

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many holes to go out and fill those holes to

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not make it happen. I mean, you got four guys

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top one hundred whatever and Baseball America's prospect list. I mean,

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they got a young catcher named Harry Ford who really

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is kind of blocked by cal Rolly. There's nowhere for

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him to go, and he's in Triple A crushing the ball.

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He's a candidate, you know. Colin Emerson infielder is another candidate.

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right now in double A. But he's a candidate to

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be moved. They've just got too many bullets to fire

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at the deadline to not go out and make a move.

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They need a third baseman, they need a first baseman,

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a reliever. So that's the thing with all those holes

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that we're talking about. Uh, they're managing to kind of

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Speaker 2: Man.

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Speaker 3: So I'm telling you this, if they don't significantly improve,

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and that might mean going out and getting to Jared

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Duran or maybe au Haitio Suarez bringing his ass back

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from the Diamondbacks along with Josh Naylor. Maybe go grab

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McMahon from the Rockies, whatever, something like that. Uh, if

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they don't significantly improve with the deadline, Jerry Depoto is

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going to get barbecued barbecued in this town, and.

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Speaker 1: You will barbecue on Twitter because you're not afraid to

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do that, and for that, we love you.

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Speaker 2: I am not. I don't hold back, man.

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Speaker 1: I don't care to craps about Seattle to follow you.

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I don't even mute you. I actually follow your stuff.

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That's the crazy part about things is that I don't

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even know what you're talking about half the time. It's

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you w crap all over the place.

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Speaker 4: But I still follow you.

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Speaker 1: I still read it and still love it because you

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have passion. I appreciate that.

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Speaker 3: I got to be honest with you. I haven't seen

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a thing that you've tweeted.

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Speaker 1: Time ago. When Caroly appears on V Sports Leader, do

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you call him cow mister Rawleigh or do you call

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him the dumper?

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Speaker 2: What do you?

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Speaker 1: How do you ever call him?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: We just call him, we call him, just call him

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the man. He is the freaking man, dude, I mean

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he is. First of all, did you hear about the

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latest endorsement he's got. Have you guys heard about that?

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Speaker 1: Oh my soil diapers? It depends or what what do

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Speaker 2: Honey bucket?

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Speaker 3: He's doing a deal with honeybucket, the outhouse honeybucket. Yeah,

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so if you ever find yourself out and about and

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you gotta go look for a honeybucket because cal Rowley

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endorses honeybucket. Now do you guys have those down there

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in Houston or is at a northwest?

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 1: We have plumbing here, yeah, we you know we now

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we take showers inside, we take showers inside.

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Speaker 3: Well, you know what it's not it's not five thousand

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degrees in Sattle, So we can allOur outside and go

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to that and relieve ourselves in our on our lawns.

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I mean, look, the guy is, uh, he's on pace

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to have a historic here, as you know, and you know,

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going after bonds is probably gonna be a little bit

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too much. He would have to average a home run

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every two games the rest of the way to tid

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Barry Bonds. But can he get to Judges record? Can

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he be the first Mariner home Mariner player ever to

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get to sixty? But here's the deal with him, he

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really just strikeing out home run walk guy right now.

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I mean, you know, I took some time off in

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the last few weeks. In the last three weeks, Kyle

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Rawley's got nine hits, Matt, and six of them are homers. Okay,

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So he's kind of starting to remind me of maguire

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back in the day when he would have, you know,

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forty five home runs, but seventy RBIs you know, So.

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Speaker 1: We'll just know that he's gonna have a bet. He's

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gonna have a worse second half. He's only gonna get

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your probably seven or eight home runs, and you guys

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are gonna peter out and maybe slip into the third

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World car We'll lose in two straight games to call

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in a season, can you focus on the Seahawks?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, well, you know what, listen, man, I see, I

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know what you're doing, and I don't like it. I'm

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not really nice to be honest with you. You've invited

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me on this radio guest, your guests better totally, all right.

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Speaker 1: I will look forward to talking with you when the

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Mariners come to Houston or when the Texans play the

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Seahawks on Esbing where you have to have Fubu to

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watch the game.

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Speaker 2: It's Fubo, by the way, whatever, I don't.

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Speaker 1: Care what it is. It doesn't even really count.

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Speaker 3: This guy a thing or two about Matt. This isn't

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nineteen seventy five. Now, we're not home playing our atari

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with rabbit ears to get TV. Have things like the

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internet now, by the way, you can stream shows.

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Speaker 1: Hey, what time is a fabulous sports maybe on KGr.

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That's all I want to know.

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Speaker 3: The fabulous sports babe, Nancy dan Ellen. You know what,

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I never got a chance to work with her. I've

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been here for thirty two years, and just as she

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was going out, I was coming in, which probably would

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have been a good thing, because I'm not sure if

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two of us would have gotten along. All right, but

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I'll tell you that you said alone when I do

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talk to her again. She lives in Florida.

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Speaker 1: Now nice the legend Softy KJR listening to him five

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to nine pm Central, three to seven Pacific on the

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iHeartRadio app. How about that. That's what I do. That's

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what I do, all

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Speaker 3: Right, he Ron Burgundy, screw you, Houston,