Welcome to the Giants Talk podcast.

Here's Alex Babelich and Cole Kuiper.

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Hey, what's up, Giants fans?

Welcome to another episode of Giants Talk. I'm Cole Kuiper here with

Giants Insider Alex Pavlovich. Giants dropped the series in Milwaukee. We're going to talk about

those struggles, what it means for the rest of the season, look ahead a little bit. And then,

Dwayne Kuyper's joining us for the first time in a while. Always good to have the old man on the podcast because he's joining us on a very special day.

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Okay, Alex the Giants, back under 500.

Dropping two of three in Milwaukee in another...

I mean, saying it was an ugly series, maybe it isn't fair. The Brewers on paper are a

decidedly better team, but disappointing series. You'd say that, I think, fairly. I don't even

know if it was disappointing. I mean, this is just, it's who they are. The Brewers are the better team.

They're headed to the postseason. They're going to win their division.

They played better.

So, yeah, this is, you know, I think the disappointment, the only disappointment at this point

for any of these series is just not ever kind of making a real run at it, like the White Sox series, not getting a sweep.

Even this one, like you think, can you go take two out of three, build some momentum before

Miami comes into town? No. So that would be the disappointment, but I think most people are

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