Could the Dodgers Ruin the Mariners' Offseason Plan?
00:00The Dodgers and Rays looked to be on the verge of a deal that would send TylerGlasnow to L.A. and Young Controllable starting pitching to Tampa Bay.Could that mess things up for the Mariners pursuit of Randy or Rose Arena orESOC Paredes? We'll discuss that and more coming up here on the LockdownMarries podcast. Colby. In it.You are Locked on Mariners. Your daily Seattle Mariners podcast.Part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day.Oh, Hoy, Sailors.
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00:53You can now get a free seven-day trial to check out the show.The link, as well as our social accounts.in the description of this episode.So on the show today, we'll discuss the rumored Tyler Glassnow trade between the Dodgers and Rays and how that could impact the Mariners.We'll also talk about Jim Bowden projecting both Jorge Saler and Justin Turner to Seattle.And Colby believes that it's time to turn the page on offseason discourse.He'll tell you more about that a little later on.But let's start with the biggest rumor going around in baseball right now.
01:27Jack Azale Harron of MLB Nerds and Bruce Coontz of Dodger Digest.I've reported that the Rays and Dodgers are in deep talks on a trade that would send starting pitcher Tyler Glassnow and outfielder Manwell Margo to Alay for pitcher Ryan Pepio and outfielder Johnny DeLuca.I would assume there's probably more involved in that deal as well.The discussions between the two teams have now been confirmed by Ken Rosenthal andAnd this report is also, funny enough, compounded with Randy Arosurana,who's obviously been a big target for the Mariners this off season,posting a picture of him and Shoha O'Tani on Instagram last night,which obviously got the Twitter detectives going.
02:13But Rosenthal says, a Rosalena is not in this Dodgers-Rays deal.So I guess Randy was just trolling.I don't know.But this deal, nevertheless, could still have an impact on the mayor's.particularly if the raise are getting back young controllable starting pitching.So Colby, do you think this could be a problem for the Marinersand potentially hinder their ability to trade either Bryce Miller or Brian Wu to Tampa Bayfor a Rosarena or someone like ESOC Paredes?
02:46No.Next segment.This episode of the Lockdown Marins podcast is brought to you by Fandle.Yeah.there seems to be a thought of belief out there that the raise are only interested in trading Randyand Rosarena to get rid of his $9 million salary.That's simply not true.The thing that you have to understand about the raise is that they operate differently than
03:16most of the teams in baseball, if not all of the teams in baseball.while the raise don't spend a tonthey certainlythey certainly are willing to spendmoney like in terms of they're willing to payreally good players to play for them they arethey Zach Eflin for exampleWander Franco they gave a huge extension to
03:39before but the raisearen't afraid to spend money they're not afraid to carrya salary on their rosterwhat the raise are trying to do hereis they are trying to maximize the return for Randy or Rosarena.And the way that the race operate is typically, obviously there are times where payroll gets a little bit ahead of where they're comfortable.And then they'll trade a Tyler Glassnow and they'll attach Manuel Margo to it and possibly get less for Glass Now as a result.But that doesn't mean that the race aren't also willing to trade Randy or Rosarena because the way that the raise operate, it's all about maximizing the return for the player.
04:16It's a timing game, right?we want to get out from under this player before he starts making significant moneywhile also making sure we can still replace him with internal options or cheaper free agentsand this is where Randy a Rosarena falls right like he's making $9 milliondo the raise need to clear that $9 million no they don't even if they kept after tradingglass now and margot but even if even if they kept those two guys do they have to get rid of a rosarinas$9 million no absolutelythey don't. What the raise are trying to do here is that they're looking at Randy Rosarana and they're saying, look, this guy is probably going to make $12 to $15 million next year, probably $20 million after that. Do we think he's signing an extension with us? No. He's also 28, 29 years old. He's a little bit older than most players who are entering R1, you know, arbitration for the first time. Does he fit into our long-term plans? No. Do we think we can replace his value on this team with what we have on hand?
05:17Yes, they do.So this is a good time to trade a Rosarana because you're going to get more for him now than you will at the deadline than you will next winter.This is the best time.Next winter he gets a little bit more expensive.A few more us teams are interested.So this is a good time to trade Randy or Roserana if you think you can replace his production.And the raise certainly do feel like they can replace his production.So it's not about the money when they're trading Randy or Roserana.
05:43They might keep Randy.Nobody said they're definitely trading him.they're shopping them.They might trade them.They might not.But they're not going to force a trade just to get the $9 million off the books.They're looking for value.They want to extend their window.
05:58The razor the epitome of keep the window open for as long as you can,get as many bites at the Apple as you can.This is why they're constantly draft developed.This is why they constantly trade players maybe a year or two earlier than they shouldor than most people would in order to extract a few more prospects here and there,a few more talented players so they can devise.develop those players and have the next wave, right?It's all about having that next wave coming up because the raise know that
06:23they're never going to be the team that's going to go up to $180, $200 million in payroll.So you have to have that next young, controllable wave coming and you kind of do it in bits.So instead of like the Oakland, like the Oakland A's model is we're going to tear everything downfor four or five years and we're going to build for this next four or five year stretch.And then we're going to tear it down again and start over.That's not what the raise do.They're not rebuilding.They're constantly recycling.
06:48They're constantly reloading with the young talent.So it's a different model.It's not a churn and burn model.It's more of a,it's more of an arbitrage model, right?You're trying to sell high while buying low and keeping this revenue stream.In this case,the revenue stream being talented players,
07:06flowing consistently.That's why the idea that the raise,now they don't need to trade Randy or Rose Arena because they're getting ridof this salary.They never needed to trade Randy.a roserina. That's why if they do trade them, it's going to cost you something pretty good.But side note, I don't think you have to give up Miller or Wu to get a Rosarena.I think that's the easiest way, but I don't think you have to.
07:28So let's talk more about that, right? So like if they do get Pepio, let's say that the steeldoes get completed, they do get Pepio. That now gives them a rotation of Efflin, Savale,Pepeo, Little, and either Taj Bradley. I don't know if Shane Baz is going to be back in time forthe start of the season.But they'll also have Drew Rasmussen and Jeffrey Springs expected to come back somewhere in the middle of the season.Also, Mason Montgomery seems to be on the doorstep of making his major league debut.So is, do you still think that Bryce Miller or Brian Wu is, I mean, obviously young controllable starting pitching is always valuable, always attractive?But do you think that's particularly what they would want?
08:13or if they do get Pepio, would they're, essentially, their ask in a, in a Rosarana deal or aparadeous deal change or their wants change potentially?And what could that look like from the Marinus point of view?I don't think it's going to change much because, like, you just read off, they have,you know, three solid starters and then they have a bunch of young guys, right?Some guys with less of a track record than even Bryce Miller.And they're kind of sitting there hoping that they get Jeffrey Springs back.They're hoping they get Drew Rasmussen back.
08:41They're hoping that Shane Baz can do.anything. They're hoping upon hope upon hope. They still need pitching. Every team needspitching, but the race still needs starting pitching. So I don't know if they would necessarilyjust say, no, thanks. We have Pepio. We're fine. Now, we'll have to see what else is in this dealif it ever comes to fruition. But maybe that's where Rosarana comes in. Maybe there's anotherpitcher that the, the race want, and they're dangling Roserana to get them. We don't know. But asof right now, Rosarana is not in that deal. So let's just roll with that. I think they'd stillbe interested in Miller. I think they'd still be interested in Wu. But I think if they decide,
09:17hey, we don't necessarily need pitching now or we don't necessarily prioritize Miller. We just wantthe best package we can get. I think Seattle can afford to put together a good package for Randya Rosarana. Now, it probably has to include one of Harry Ford, Colt Emerson, or a Cole Young.So it probably also includes somebody like Tai PeteAnd then it probably also includes somebody likeI don't know maybeJeter Martinez someone in that rangeIt might be Las Montez
09:50Which I know is you can't trade Las MontesYou might be Yordon Alvarez and you knowEarth 7, 8 2, 1 at 6, 5, 8Yeah, because that's totally a reasonable thing to expect from somebodySoBut yeah, I don't think you have to trade millerThe LazaroverseSure, I don't think you have to trade Miller
10:06you don't have to trade Wu to get Randy a Rosarena.It's probably the easiest way to do it, though.It's probably the path that makes the most sense for both sides.But if you're the Mariners, would you give up more on a prospect in in order to keep your young pitching?Yeah, you might.You might be so I think.Well, I've talked about this in the past that, you know, maybe they were trying to get a third team involved that has a starting pitcher that the raise would like that would also take on a more pure prospect package from Seattle.You know, so the mariners can keep Miller,
10:36because the thing that we have to keep in mind here with budget restrictions is that if you trade Miller or Wu,are you going to be able to spend enough to get a quality enough starter to replace Miller or Wu's spot in the rotation?Yep, maybe.It's going to be hard to pull off.So I think the Mariners might actually be really trying to angle for a trade here for a bat, for big bat, that doesn't cost them Miller and Wu.And that's probably what's causing such a hang up.because I think that if it was as simple as just trading Miller or Wuand it's most likely Miller for that bat that they need,
11:09it probably would be done by now, right?Like I feel like it would have happened by now.In theory.In theory.In theory.We don't know how like severe the financial restriction is on Depoto and Hollander.We don't know when exactly that hammer dropped for a second time this winter.So maybe they had a deal at the finish line and all of a sudden like, oh, well, now we got to go back to the drawing board because we can't afford to do this like we thought we could.
11:39So yeah, it'll be interesting to see, but just big picture.No, I don't think the rage trading glass now to the Dodgers eliminates the fit between Seattle and, and between Seattle and Tampa.It might actually help the fit because if they don't need Bryce Miller.to be in the package,you're probably better off trading prospects,even if it is going to hurt.Up next,Colby is going to tell you
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13:09Listen and as a reminder, Lockdown has launched the first ever national sports24-7 streaming channel on YouTube.Locked-on Sports Today is here for you 24-7 covering the top sports stories of the daywith the local experts of Locked-on, plus our national shows covering every league.Get a locked-on sports today on YouTube and subscribe to the first ever national sports24-7 streaming channel, part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team, every day.So, question of the day for you, folks, out of all the free agents that are remaining on the market right now, who is your preferred option for the Marys?I'm sure we're going to get a lot of Blake Snells, but I'm interested to see who outside of Blake Snow, you guys would say, who you guys have your eye on for the Marys.
13:50I'm sure there's also going to be a lot of comments that are like, no one, because they're not going to sign anyone because they're cheap and they're not going todo anything because they're the Mariners, whichperfectly leads into ournext discussion here, Colby.You believe that it is timefor us to switch upthe discourse surrounding this teamof this off season, that there needs to be
14:12a change and what the dialogue issurrounding this teamright now. Obviously,you know, payroll and the cheapness ofJohn Stanton and ChrisLarson and Mariners ownership has dominatedthe conversation. It's unavoidably thebiggest topic around the Mariners right.
14:28now deservedly so.But yeah.Floor is yours.Now, folks, I've told Colby that, you know, or I asked Colby when he said that he wantedto talk about this to try and not do it as condescendingly as possible.And he said no.And I said, I mean, I figured.So we'll see how you guys can interpret it however you want.
14:49But I would just say this.It's time to get off the freaking mat.Okay.We get it.John Stanton screwed us.He screwed the front office.He screwed the clubhouse.He screwed Scott's service.
15:02He screwed the fans.We get it.Nobody disagrees with you.But when I see Mariner fans essentially farming for pity from other fan bases and like, oh, look how sad and pathetic we are.Oh, look at how, you know, this is.This is so unfair.Yeah, it is.And we agree with you.
15:22And every time we talk about payroll, we bash John Stant.We have incentive to talk about payroll because every time we do,We get a ton of viewers, a ton of listeners.It's an easy thing to do.It's incredibly boring.We get it.Okay, you got punched in the gut.We all did.
15:40We should all be mad.I am mad.John Stanton screwed us.It is time to get off the mat and start a discussion that is reasonable to start a discussion that is feasible to have these discussions that are,interesting and that are unique and are different,not the same old, oh, feel sorry for us.We're Mariner fans. We got screwed. Oh, look, JeffPasson feels sorry for us. How sad is that? Oh, look,
16:11John Heyman thinks Mariners ownership is bad. Like, we get it.We all agree. We understand. It is timeto move forward. I'm not telling you to forgiveJohn Stanton. I'm not telling you to forget about whatStanton did, I'm not telling you to do anything.I'm not telling you to go to games.I don't care if you do or don't.I really don't.
16:31But the discourse needs to change.It is time to get off the freaking mat and get back to speculating about what is still,believe it or not, a pretty darn good baseball team.Do they have work to do?Yes.Do they need to go out and do they need to add significant players?Yes.This is a team that still has Luis Castillo, George Kirby, Logan Gilbert,
16:54Bryce Miller, Brian Wu, Julio Rodriguez, J.P. Crawford, Cal Raleigh, all in their prime. All in their prime.And by just listening to the discourse, you would assume that the Mariners have hit a giant reset button and it's back to the rebuild and all that stuff.That is not the case. That is not what's happening here. I understand that you guys are upset. I'm upset with you.Again, I'll say it again and again and again. Stanton screwed us. He screwed you. He screwedJerry, he screwed Justin, he screwed everybody who works in that organization. We get it. It is time to moveforward. Don't forgive. Don't forget. And of course, payroll is always going to pay,is always going to play a part in our discussions here because we have to be realistic with theinformation that we have. So of course, naturally, payroll is going to come up. But it shouldn't be
17:52the driving force. Stop. Stop. Stop.Tweeting at the Twitter admin, who's just wishing Luis Castillo a happy birthday and yelling at them,they are not your punching bag. We are not your punching bag. Ben Renieri is not your punchingbag. Ryan Divish is not your punching bag. Stop. Again, feel anger. Don't care. Don't show up to games.Don't care. Boycott the team. Don't care. Do whatever you feel.you need to do to hold John Stanton and company accountable.Totally.We're not going to say otherwise.
18:27Yeah.But stop treating me,stop treating TIE,stop treating Divish,stop treating Churchill,stop treating anybody who has anything positive to say about the Seattle Mariners,like they are your enemy because they don't want to be dragged down into the muck with you.It's time to get off the mat and elevate your game.
18:47We get it.We understand it.We talked about it.We were mad with you guys.We bash standing with you guys.We were right there with you and we still are.But it is time to change the tone.It is time to flip the page.
19:01It is time to get off the mat and move forward.Yeah, obviously, this is the biggest talking point around this team and is going to be the biggest talking point around this team for the entire off season until they prove that they're actually going to spend, whether that's via big free agent signing or a big trade that has, you know, money attached to it or what have you.Right.And even at that point, that's still not going to pee.everyone, depending on what it looks like.But there are other topics surrounding this team right now.There are very important items for us to discuss around this team right now,like what are the Mariners actually going to do with that money that they freed up
19:39by trading the contracts of Evan White and Marco Gonzalez and trading the contract ofA. Eugenio Swares.And obviously, there's a lot of confusion right now and a lot of conflicting reports out thereabout how much money they actually have to spend, right?David is saying on Ben Reneer's podcast, it's only $20 to $25 million.I was told last Friday it's more like $30 to $35 million.No one has any clue right now.And that's also what makes covering this off season all the more annoying because we really
20:06don't have a general baseline to work off of.But there are definitely other objectives here that we can spend time talking about.It would be nice to, you know, I get why everyone is so hyper-focused on all this.but it would be nice to just discourse about, you know, actual baseball for a couple of days.My thing really is just like, again, we're just as pissed off as you guys are about this.But it would be like, don't you guys get tired of having the same conversation over and over again?I know it's hard for you guys to believe this.I know there's a lot of skepticism and that's earned skepticism.
20:46Don't get me wrong.That the mayors are actually going to do stuff this offseason,that they're actually going to put that moneythat they saved back into the ball club. I totallyunderstand that. I'm not going to fault anyone forfeeling that way because again, this has beenearned. That skepticism has been earnedby the actions of this ball club
21:02by John Stanton and Chris Larsonand the rest of that ownership group.But I do believein my heart that they are going to dosomething this off season, especially when we hearthat they are interestedin guys like Jorge Salar.And when I have been told in the past
21:18and other people have talked about this, that theywere, maybe still are, who knows, interested in Yoshinobu Yamamoto.Like, they know what that's going to take.If they are involved in those players market, they know what kind of money that's goingto require.So that to me indicates that they are willing to spend.I mean, like, that doesn't really matter if they don't actually spend the money, right?Like, we'll have to see it.
21:43That has, like, what ultimately matters here is if they actually do it.It's all fine and dandy if they, you know, tried.But like, we don't care about we tried.You don't get trophies for trying.You have to execute.You have to get these deals done.And so that's ultimately on the Mariners and on the Mariners for an office right now.But there's still a lot of time in this off season right now.
22:04And I know we're all very impatient right now, especially after the way that last off season went and how much we, you know, waited for that one final big move.And it never, ever came.But I'm willing to hold out hope here for what the Mariners could potentially,do between now and pitchers and catchers reporting.I think this team will look significantly different than it does right now by the timethat pitchers and catchers report and we're back to five shows a week here on locked on.But yeah, right now, I mean, the only thing that can really change the narrative right nowis action from Jerry DePoto and Justin Hollander.
22:40But there definitely are other things that we could be talking about right now, outside of theownership talk and the TV deal talk and all that stuff that really baseball fans at the end of the dayand Maris fans should ultimately not have to care about.Unfortunately, John Stanton, Chris Larson,and the mayor's ownership have forced us to have to care about that stuff,which sucks, which really, really, really sucks.But there definitely are some other things that we could be talking about right nowthat are very important to the ball club that I think could actually lead to something tangible, right?
23:08Like a big trade, like a big free agent signing like Jorge Saler or someone like that.I see people on Twitter being hopeful about where this team could end up by the end of the off season.and I see a bunch of repliesthat are like,well, found John Stanton's burner.Like, yeah.That's not cool.All right.
23:26Like,it's totally fine to be skeptical and,and wanting to hold the organization accountable and all that stuff.But someone saying like,hey,the Marinas might actually trade for Randy or Rosa Ranaand saying that that's just John Stanton's burner or something like that.That's not cool, man.
23:40That's pretty lame, in my opinion.The end of the day, it's baseball.Which, A, isn't that huge of a thing.in the grand scheme of things, but B, it's supposed to be fun.Yeah.Let people have fun. Okay.There's nothing wrong with a Twitter.And I know, you know, it's the hope that kills you, right?
23:58I get it.But still.Which Ted Lassow disproved.It's fine to want more for this team and to hope for more from this team and to think thatit could possibly get better, that things could possibly get better.And that doesn't mean that you're a bootlicker.That doesn't mean that you're being complicit.That doesn't mean any of that stuff.
24:16That just means that you're a fan.who wants your favorite baseball team to get better and thinks that that could happen and wants to believe.I mean, that's what sports are at the end of the day is belief.Like the love of your sports team is built on belief.So it's okay to still believe, even when things look as bleak as they do right now.And don't let anyone tell you otherwise, frankly.It's not the hope that kills you.It's the lack of hope that comes out and gets you.
24:43There you go.There you go.Thank you, Coach Lassow.you're listening to the lockdownairs podcast thank you again for making usyour first listenso lastly before we get out of hereand you know I want to thank
24:58everyone that reached outon Twitter last nightyou know my family and I are going through a little bit of adifficult time right now so I just wanted tothank everyone for the for the kind wisheson Twitter last nightand it's been good tojust kind of hop on here, talk some ball
25:14so Jim Bowdenput out an article where he rankedthe top 20-ish remaining free agents and projected where those free agents are going to goand even had some contract projections on those guys.And he has,the mayor,is signing two of the top 16 free agents with Justin Turner and Jorge Saler.He has the Turner deal at one year 14 million dollars and the Soler deal at,
25:42I believe,two years,$32 million.dollars.My initial reaction to that isTurner makes a lot of sense for the mares.Soler makes a lot of sense for the mares independently,but both together
25:57don't make a ton of sense unless you're planning on tradingThai France.So what's your reaction to Bowdoin's projectionand just the idea of Turner and Solair, Colby?I thinkthat you have one shot at free agency.One legitimate shot at free agency.It doesn't mean you can't go out and get like one, you know,
26:25Saler and then one $3 million reliever or something like that.But I think you got one shot, one big shot at free agency.Turner and Saler, I think they're both fine.I would prefer Saler.Turner, 39 years old.That's a little scary.He also hasn't played a ton of third base.So if that's the idea that, you know, oh, well, he's the third baseman.
26:48No, like he could do it once in a while, but I think he's played like 80 games the last two years combined at third base.He's first base, D.H, and occasionally third base.So if I'm going to get a guy who's mostly a D.H, I'm probably going to prefer Rory Salare.I don't think you can get both of them, though.I don't think you're going to have that in the budget.You and any of you trade tie, France.It's still going to be tough because I think both of these guys are going to get between $15 to $18 million a year.And so hypothetically, if that's just it, you get, you can get Turner for 15 and Salar for 18, you know, that's $30 million,
27:24depending on how you front load or backload a deal or deferrals and all that stuff.So how do you squeeze that in, even if you trade Thai France?Are you going to get something for Thai France?Probably not.And then who plays first base?Turner's your full-time first baseman?I guess that's possible.but I honestly I'd rather pay Ty France $7 million to see if he can get back to, you know, his old self than pay Justin Turner, who's 39 years old, pay him $15 million and hope that he doesn't, you know, right off a cliff.
27:59So I think both guys independent make some sense.I think Saler makes significantly more sense than Turner.But I don't think there's really any scenario that I can see based on what my understanding of where payroll is, where you can.get both and without that being your entire offseason.And I just don't think it can be.No, it cannot be.Now, trading Thai France does make some sense.He's projected by MLB trade rumors to make $7.2 million in arbitration,
28:30though I think that's probably going to come in at a lower number when it's allsudden done.But I would still think that it's safe to assume it's probably going to be somewhere inthe $5.5 to $6.5 million range on France.that would clear up a little bit of space.Though I think if they're going to trade France,it's not going to be in a pure salary dump move.It would be more so for like a one for one or some sort of trade for like Max Kepler.
28:58In Minnesota, we know that the twins were interested in France around the deadline.For the Mariners, that would be essentially like a three-ish million dollar net ad.But yeah, if it's if it's Soler and it's Turner, that's probably all you can do.And at that point, you're looking at league minimum due.for the rest of the way.You're looking to make trades for guys that are making the league minimum.Or, you know,ESOC Paredes is making like $3.2 million.
29:22That's probably the extent of what you can add at that point.So is that worth it for you?Is that something that you think you can actually maneuver?There's a lot of questions that come along with that.And obviously there's the big question of, you know,if you were to acquire someone like Paredes after that,and it's probably going to take you Miller or Wu to,acquire that guy, what are you going to do about the pitching?
29:48Yep. Yep. So, uh, I would, I'd say this. Uh, I would much rather take, uh, Max Kepler and his$10 million that he's owed this year than give Justin Turner 15 to $17 million. Sure. Uh, so I'd,I'd rather trade just hypothetically, I'd rather trade Jonathan Klase for Max Kepler than I would,I would rather do that than I would signJustin Turner to whatever it's going to cost to get him to come here.Yeah, I'll say this about Bowden's projections.I think he's a little too high on the number for Turner,and I think he's a little too low on the number for Solera.
30:27I think Solair is probably going to end up somewhere in the $18-ish million a year rangeinstead of 16.And then Turner, I don't foresee Turner,especially given some of the contracts we've seen here,I don't foresee him getting 14 a year.even just for one year.I see him more landing somewhere in the 10 to 12-ish range.But we'll see.
30:51I just don't see why he would make $5 million more than Jason A word.Yeah.Yep.I agree.Yeah.So we'll see, but both of those guys totally make sense.I just don't know if both of them at the same time make a whole lot of sense.Unless you trade France.
31:12And unless you have more money than we think they have.have, which maybe is the case, because again, no one's concrete on how much money theyspecifically have right now. But again, until they do something, we're not going to know.We're not going to know how much they have to work with. So my suggestion to the SeattleMarys is do something. Please. That would be very cool. Please. Thank you. Thank you. All right.Anything else before we get out of here, Colby?Grow up, people. No.I got to say I do find it a little funny though how the Zips projections came out yesterday and projects the Marrists to essentially be like a 87 win team and people are like wow you know even with all the holes on the roster like this is still a pretty good ball club it's like it took the Zips projections dropping for you to realize that yeah it took the notoriously reliable projection system for people to realize like oh hey the Marys aren't terrible
32:12like no that's kind of what makesthis a little bit more frustrating butyeah yeahlike I said it's the Mariners need to make a movejust for like our sakesthey need to make any 40 man movedoesn't even have to beI would like a big one though
32:29I would like eventually but likeyeah right now just anythingcan I just get like Randy a Rosaranafor Christmasyou will get Colin Snyder and you will like itright rightRight. All right. Well, that's going to do it for us. We'll be back on Friday.Depending on what's going on with the Mariners, it might be fan friction Friday.
32:52It might just be a normal show. Who knows? We'll let you guys know.Thank you so much for joining us here on the Lockdown Marriss podcast for Colby Pat Nod.I'm Tadings. Be sure to give us a follow on Twitter at L0 underscore Mariners.You can follow me at Tadine Gonzalez and Colby at C-Pat 11. That's C-P-A-T-1-1.You can also find all that stuff in the description of this episode.Thank you again for making us your first. Listen, have yourself a beautiful baseball day, and we'll see you next time.Peace.
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