Hour 2 - Sloppy Play From Mariners In Game 4, Looking Ahead To Game 5, Blue 88

Brock and Salk

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🗓️ 17 October 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

The Mariners had a few sloppy plays stand out in their Game 4 loss so Brock and Salk go through a few of them and why they have to be corrected. They also look ahead to Game 5 and discuss why losing the last two games doesn't mean the sky is falling. In Blue 88, topics include why emotional quotient matters at QB, how the Texans are the best scoring defense in the NFL and one trend that the Seahawks have bucked on this year.

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0:00.0	Get me a freaking auto!
0:01.4	From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports.
0:07.5	I don't read the internet, gosh.
0:08.7	Take the bull by the hands.
0:09.9	And Brooke, you are.
0:11.5	And Brooke, you are.
0:13.4	Now here are your hosts.
0:14.7	Brock Heward and Mike Saul.
0:16.5	That's a fire.
0:24.4	That was not a good game last night.
0:25.2	Not good at all.
0:28.1	That was no good.
0:31.3	And we're going to spend some time talking about why it wasn't any good. And we're going to release some of the emotion, Brock.
0:33.8	And then hopefully at 7.30, we can start to look ahead and remember that the score of the series is tied two to two.
0:40.3	The Mariners aren't down much as it may feel that way.
0:43.6	But last night was bad.
0:45.0	That's a sloppy game.
0:46.3	You didn't hit well.
0:47.0	You didn't pitch well.
0:48.1	You played sloppy baseball, which drives me crazy.
0:50.7	That was a real frustration last night.
0:53.8	Give away two outs on the base pass.
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