Adnan Virk

And just look at what Philadelphia has done.

You know, they got rid of my boy Cora in Boston.

It hasn't worked out.

Red Sox are still, you know, five games in or 500.

They just come off a good series and better pitching.

But they haven't turned it around.

But look at Don Mattingly.

I mean, the Phillies are 14-6.

Incredibly, they're above 500 defensively.

You know, two-thirds of the season is still left, and you feel like if not catching the Braves, they're going to be very much in that wild-card mix.

So I think that becomes a situation where Jerry DiPoto goes, hmm, can we mimic this?

Is this a Seattle team that can just get hot?

Julio Rodriguez is known for his second half.

If my pitching gets together, if I just jettison Wilson, can we start to, you know, spark a fire in these guys?

So I think he's in some trouble.

Generally, I find when there's smoke, there's fire.

So once whispers start coming, you've got to hopefully, you know, cool that blaze and go on a five-, six-game winning streak, give you a bit of breathing room.

But yeah, not knowing the rules...

I generally find this ineffectiveness is something people can understand.

Like, hey, as long as you're trying your best, you're ineffective, but you're there.