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Give me the freaking auto!

This is Brock and Saw.

Brock Eard and Mark, Matt, Mark was sorry about Mike, Mike.

On Seattle Sports.

Seward, not exactly Joe Cap there in the pocket.

Presented by Simply Seattle.

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

How good was Brian Wu yesterday?

Well, about as good as he's been and all of his starts so far this year.

The numbers are staggering. He has been since returning from his arm injury as good or

better than every single pitcher in baseball, he has been ridiculous.

Brian Wu is a fascinating creature for me because he is an outlier in so many ways.

It's really hard to almost for me to get a grip on who he is and

what he's actually capable of, right? If you think about his story, it's so bizarre.

Wu was not a good college pitcher. He had Tommy John's surgery in college. He was

barely developed in the minor leagues. It's not like the Mariners had their hands on him forever and built him into this bionic man style.

He has a repertoire that more closely resembles something you would have seen in the 80s than something you see from a modern pitcher.

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