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Now here are your hosts, Brock Heward and Mike Saul.

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Well, kind of a familiar story last night, Brock, as the Mariners drop another one,

and it's starting to feel like these are looking alike.

They're having a, there's a lot of shared problems in a lot of these now 20 losses that we've seen this year. Not all of them. They're not all exactly the same. But last night felt like it hit on a few of the themes. Obviously not hitting. They did not hit very well last night. Just three hits on the night. Obviously, you know, that's a problem. Is it, Mike? Is it? It's one you got to address. problem when you go six innings without a like a, a, you know, that's a problem. Is it, Mike? Yes.

It's one you got to address.

Is it a problem when you go six innings without a, like a ball out of the infield? Yeah. It's a problem. There it is. Well, because you've got it. You got a hit. They did not once again last night. Nobody's going to sit here and tell you that that's not a problem. Yeah. And then also some of the sloppiness and decision-making question marks that we've kind of talked

through throughout the year reared their ugly head again.

You got Luke Rayleigh airmail in a throw that, you know, may cost them.

And then you got another question mark about the best way to handle the bullpen last night with

with a lefty potentially to face matt olson and unfortunately munoz faces him and gives it up so

you know you kind of run through all of those things and there's some familiar themes yeah yeah

yeah i'm i've also got a couple other things for you here.

How about 130?

Do you know what 136, 140, 178, and 180 is right now?

A couple of batting averages?

Yeah, that's a bunch of the batting averages that are running out, unfortunately,

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