I mean, it seems like he's been admitting that he's not performing.

Like, and there are things he's going to get better out.

Like, one thing he also said last night, his game is, this is a game of failure, which is true.

Right.

And right now, he's failing a lot.

Well, my apology, Sean, you did excellent work.

Actually, thank you, because you motivated me to really step up my game.

No, yeah. step up my case. So my last 15 minutes is all be because you've been in my year. And listen. That's a great leader right there. That's right. Good job, Lombardi.

I wasn't really trying to be a jerk. Maybe I was. I was just leading you.

Boy, this is the second time in two days. I've got to take another L. Great job, Sean, and great

job by your friends in San Diego. That's amazing to me. What I can't get over is that in San Diego, three years ago,

the sports talk radio debate was he's struggling and he's still shuffling.

What an ass.

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In New York, it's, why isn't he shuffling?

He hates us.

8-8-8-8-1-1-9.

Well, Bob Melvin defended him in some ways, saying basically different years, there's a lot

on his plate, new team, new environment, expectations, and so forth.

This is just a small sample size.

I'll tell you this.

And it's kind of the same thing.

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