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Now, here are your hosts, Michael Bumpus and Stacey Ross.

Mariner's analyst Ryan Rollinsmith joining us now.

Hey, Ryan, how's it going?

Good. How are you guys doing?

I feel like we were just talking to you. Just, just yesterday.

It's been so long. We saw the Mariners win streak end, which was devastating. No, it was, it was very cool watching them become the hottest team in baseball.

And I feel like we learned a bit about this team over that stretch and saw some really

encouraging things and have some takeaways.

What to you, Ryan, during that stretch of eight wins, is the thing sticking with you most?

Yeah, I think, you know, the, man, doing that with no Calroly, with no Brendan Donovan, it speaks volumes, in my opinion, you know, because I say this all the time and doing stuff when I look at teams nationally as well and look at how teams are constructed and built and, you know, add-ons in the off-season.

We always talk about, oh, you've got to spend money, this, that, and the other bit.

The Mariners have this depth to him where you can lose someone who hit 60 home runs,

and you've got, obviously Julio goes without saying, but you've got Randy a Rosarina, right? Like, who we don't talk about enough. I think he should, there's a good chance he'll make another All-Star game. And so you have this, and he's, by the way, not hitting in your, you know, in your top floor. And then beyond that, you know, I'll throw J.P. Crawford and then he's just stinging the ball at the moment. Last nine games, he's been really good. He's been excellent.

But then on top of that, you've got this situation where you've got a Luke Rayleigh or a Canzon who it's so difficult to go four out bats and then maybe a pinch hit the next day.

And then they're both doing incredible things. And then on top of that, you've got this Cole Young who in his second year is sustaining

some of the success.

Oh, and then by the way, beyond that, and talk about the depth, you've got Cole Emerson,

who just gets better and better every plate of appearance.

So offensively, you have this situation where you don't need a – I mean, you do need

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