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That really work that way, Sherman.

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Now here are your hosts, Brock Ewerd and Mike Salk.

Hello!

Final hour coming up here on a Friday. Beautiful, May Friday. It's going to be great weather this weekend. I'm excited for that. Get outside. Get on the water. We're going to... Palisboard season? Pickleball season? It's always pickleball season. The real ones, no. We won't go down that path yet. You know, trying to re-oriented here after the G. Scott conversation. Just got to get back in the right mindset to talk about sports. Just a flurry of conversational fervor there. That was, you learned something new every time you talk to G. You really do. And I'll tell you what, here we always learn a lot in this segment.

We go back and listen to the best conversations that this show had this week.

It's For You in Review.

Brock and Salk present for you in review.

Time for our weekly chat with Jeff Passon from ESPN.

We've got Joel Clark. Good morning, Joel. Let's talk to Coach McDonald. This is for you in review. Brought to you by the Seattle Sports YouTube page where you can

find the full version of every interview. Yeah, all those conversations up there on the Seattle

sports YouTube page. I like the one with Jeff Passon that they had yesterday. Highly entertaining, as always. And then Mora pointed this out, Charlie, that, you know, as a pitcher, thought you could have shed some good insight on the conversation they had earlier in the week with Emerson Hancock. He joined the show before the Wednesday finale in Minnesota. A lot of talk about his changes and what the arm slot has done for him. You know, everyone noticed, all right, his arm slots kind of, it's gotten lower a little bit. It's gotten a little different over the last couple years. It's led to that sweeper becoming a little more effective. And so they asked Emerson, all right, hey, how does that happen? What role do the coaches play? Or how do you kind of change your arm slot? Well, I mean, I think that wasn't really a focus of going in the off season, but I think

the ideas of, you know, what were built on here in terms of, you know, being free and being

athletic on the mound and, you know, dominating the strike zone and throwing a lot of strikes.

I think that was something, you know, I just did in the offseason was try to be a little bit more athletic, you know, kind of just let the arm go where it wants to go. And that's kind of where it happened to be. And so far, it's, you know, recovered, in my opinion, you know, really, really well, I'm bouncing back super quick. And yeah, I mean, that's

really just the basis of it. Did you ever deal with arm slot tinkering changes? How did that

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