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

Joining us right now in the Emerald Queen Casino Sportsbook Hotline, Mariner's Broadcaster,

and I have here that Matt wrote down massive Star Wars fan, Gary Hill.

Gary, happy Star Wars Day.

How's it going?

Hello.

How was Matt working today?

I thought this would be a holiday for him.

I can't believe he's there.

What are you doing here,

Matt? I could either have today off or life day off and I chose life day. That's very nicely done.

Yes. We're happy to have him here. He makes all the difference as we know. I'm surprised you haven't

mentioned Star Wars at all today, Matt. This is actually a lot of two hours into the show. This is a lot of restraint. I think I've showed a lot of restraint and I should be commended for that by taking the rest of the day off. No, I don't know about that one. Gary, we have a lot of questions. He is dressed as a storm chipper right now, I assume. So there's that. Well, that's just normal. That's every day. This is every day outfit. So I do, we opened the show with kind of like, what's the biggest

problem with the Mariners right now at the risk of starting on, you know, kind of a bummer topic.

I instead want to start with just what it meant. I mean, Randy Johnson's ceremony, incredibly

cool, speech, very cool. The announcement about the statue with Bump and I might, we got into a fun debate about statues, but either way, it is a very cool moment. Just kind of, what was that celebration like watching it? It was very cool. Randy Johnson is one of the best pitchers in baseball history. And if you get specific,

if you're having a debate about best left-hander in history, he's right there. Cofax, Randy

Johnson, Steve Carlton, that's the conversation. And it happened for him in Seattle. That's when

he found himself. He was a guy when he first came to Seattle. No idea where the ball was going. He was wild and he figured it out here and he helped punctuate some of the greatest moments in franchise history. So it was really fun to see him celebrated and relive some of those great moments. And it's well deserved.

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