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Hey, Mike. Good morning, guys. How are you? Hey, before we get into yesterday, you guys

have had a lot of come back slightly. How about a six run come back? I mean, how often

does that happen? Yeah, it's crazy. Six runs in the ninth to win it. It doesn't happen

very often, very unlikely. You know, you kind of put yourself in a position to do that

with some with some great early at bats. And you know, as I always say, those waiting

and relievers, you start walking guys. It gives the other team hope and crazy things

happen. And that's what happened in this one. So the guys grind it out. They battle,

you know, they've been battling all year and you put together some great at bats. But,

yeah, those things are so unlikely and it's so refreshing to see those guys never give up.

So, Jo, Jo struggled yesterday. We're just kind of talking about it during the break.

His last few starts, especially since the all star break, haven't been as good as he was

pitching in May and June. What do you see? And he's up to 100 and basically 130 innings.

Is he getting winded? Is he a little tired? Is that stuff you talk to the trainers about?

What have you noticed with Jo Jo? Those last few starts. Yeah, I don't think he's tired. I

mean, last night, I think you ran out of gas for sure. It was a hot night. He threw a lot of

pitches. They filed off a lot of a lot of balls in the zone. And last night, he was gassed.

You know, I thought in, you know, you know, after that third inning. And, but, you know, a lot of,

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