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This is Bump and Stacey on Seattle Sports.

Streaming through the Seattle Sports app and at Seattlesports.com.

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

This is the Bumpin' Stacey Show.

We've got Curtis Rod just filling it in, making it the dad podcast. And now we are joined by one of the best moms, one of the best analysts I know, Angie Mantee. How are we doing, Ange? Oh, I'm good. I'm good. How are you guys? We're doing good. We're doing good. You know, Marys are coming off off. They feel better after that road trip. Oh, yeah.

So much better.

Much better.

I would imagine, I cover the Seahawks, as you know, and when they lose one or two games in a row, it's like, man, you know, like what stories can we say? We have to be honest, but there has to be some positivity in this as well because the show must go on. What's that like

for you as an analyst when you're breaking

down a team that is

underperforming a bit, then all of a sudden they turn it around and all as well.

It just makes everything so much easier.

I mean, listen, there's always something to improve upon.

I don't like, you know, this idea of losses.

I always say, like, you know, you either win or you get better, you know.

And so I just don't like to dwell on the negatives of the game.

I'm always kind of looking for the positives and how are you going to get better from this you know it's not a bad

at bat unless you don't learn anything from it you know you might strike out but you got to realize

like that first pitch was the one you got and you should have hit I mean and so I think like in a

big scheme of things games are like that you, like when the team's not performing well,

they're like, all right, what can we do? And where can we get better? And how can we make our,

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