Hour 4-Internal competition in M's starting rotation, How the M's offense can improve, and Ranked

Brock and Salk

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🗓️ 6 May 2024

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

We discuss John Smoltz's answer to how internal competition can help a starting rotation and why personalites matter so much in all of that. Then, Ryan Rowland-Smith and Brock discuss how the Mariners offens can improve and what Julio is struggling with. Plus, Ryan ranks the top 5 filthiest pitches he's seen.

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0:17.0	This is Brock and Salk.
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0:28.6	Now here are your host. Brock Eeward and Mike Saul. I got fire!
0:35.0	A hour of power here.
0:36.0	Show is absolutely flown by.
0:38.0	A.J. Przinsky, fun in the first hour, taking shots of me,
0:42.0	Ryan, Benettietti just about anybody it's kind of what he's known for though the fire
0:46.4	starter himself smoltsing it was just hot he just runs hot you want to talk analytics and
0:51.3	pitching and baseball.
0:52.6	Dude just runs hot.
0:54.4	It doesn't even matter.
0:55.0	He was getting ready, sitting there on the course
0:56.5	getting ready for a charity golf event.
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