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From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock & Sock on Seattle Sports.

I don't read the internet guy.

Take the bull by the hands.

And Brooke, you are.

Now here are your hosts.

Brock Heward and Mike Saul.

And the fire.

We're going to do confessions coming up in 30 minutes at 9 o'clock.

If you have anything you would like to confess, anything you said that you would like to take back, anything you regret to any emotional reaction or outburst you had over the course of the baseball season that you now look at and say, boy, did I blow that. We'll open the phone lines at 930. Let me be clear. You do not need to call. You do not need to confess anything. You do not need to say anything. If that makes you uncomfortable, that's fine. I thought it would be cathartic for me. I have things that I would like to confess, mistakes that I feel I've made and thoughts that I had over the course of the year.

Brock, I think you feel similarly to me.

If not, I have some text messages that I'm sure I could, you know, show.

I think that we can go through some places where we were wrong.

And I think that's helpful to do over the course of a baseball season.

So we'll do that.

Jerry Depoto will be a focus of some of that because I think I was very critical, some of Jerry's moves and decisions over the last year. He spoke yesterday, Brock, I think, on MLB Network. And I got some cuts. These are actually just, I think, pregame yesterday. I'm sorry, my bad. Focus from a podcast a month ago.

No, this is from pregame yesterday. I'm sorry. Here is some sound of Jerry. 162 games. There's always pain. You know, there's always a little bit of a dip in a roller coaster ride. But I thought, you know, by and large, we were fortunate enough to stay mostly healthy. and our pitching at the end started to come together in a way that we're used to it coming together. And, you know, by the end, we were clicking

on all cylinders, which is, you know, not super common when you're hitting it every facet of the

game. But we did it and I'm so proud of the guys for what they accomplished.

They did. And actually, from a a pitching standpoint they had more injuries than they've had

in the last five years. I mean you lose most of your rotation at some point over the course of

the season. Obviously Wu was an absolute rock and Luis was an absolute rock but the rest of it was a lot of moving pieces in that starting rotation, which is not uncommon. I mean, that is, it's not like, oh, my gosh, they got hit by an injury bug. They were just so healthy the previous couple years, and they had overcome it. And they've got more depth. You know, they've got more that this is a, we've talked about this going

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