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Ryan Rolin-Smith joining us now in the Emerald Queen Casino Sportsbook Hotline. Ryan,

how's it going?

I'm doing like, hey. How are you guys doing? We're good, obviously a tough loss, but glad it's happening in April and not September. I wanted to ask you specifically about what you saw for Munoz. Curtis and I, Ryan, started the show by going, you know, I know a lot of people want to talk about Dan's decision to go with Ferrer or, you know, oh, the offense isn't doing quite enough or Randy's defense or whatever.

But it kind of felt like you could also just say, ah, Munoz fell apart.

Like a six two lead should be enough.

What did you see?

Yeah, usually if you look at that, you know, the way that unraveled, you'd think,

okay, a bunch of two-o couldn't land the slider, a fastball was spraying armside, everything else. But he was getting good counts, right? And in the middle of that inning, because I went back and watched it this morning, a matter of fact, just before I jumped on with you guys. and when you really break it down, look, I think, I'm not making excuses by any means,

please don't think I'm doing that.

How dare you?

There was a lot of like, good, I'm getting somewhere with this too.

There's a lot of well-executed 0102s, like the Thai France little underneath the barrel

two seem to kind of ran under the barrel and it bounced over his head, for example.

But then again, on the flip side, there was a slider that just kind of cement mix there in the middle of the plate, you know, to a nine hole hitter as well.

So it's like it was kind of a mixed bag.

Now, I say all that, I'm not saying this based on what happened

last year with the Yankees, but two things that come to mind. Number one, Andres Munez has told

me he doesn't like throwing against the Padres, right? Where he feel, for whatever reason,

he has that thing about, he's so transparent about, you know, some of the emotions that you deal

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