Meg Rowley

I'm doing well.

How are you?

This is the ladies half zip.

I don't know what John was wearing.

They're multi-purpose.

Fit for anyone.

I think a lot of it can be attributed to them sort of playing to expectation.

Obviously, when your rotation isn't giving up runs, they've had some stabilization in the bullpen.

Guys came back who were injured and have been pitching while the offense has actually been producing and producing sort of in a variety of ways.

although they still love the long ball.

I think a lot of this is just them performing the way that we would have expected them to.

They still have their warts in their loss to the Mets yesterday.

We saw that this is still a very bad defensive team, particularly on the infield.

So it's not like they don't have issues, but I think that they've sort of figured out their rotation plan and have been able to get really good starting pitching production.

As I said, like the bullpen has been much more stable and they've been scoring runs.

So I don't want to overreact to it, just like I tried not to overreact to their performance early.

And again, they still have their issues, but I think this is much closer to the version of the Mariners that we thought we were getting coming into the season.

I think it's, first of all, a real credit to him.

A veteran guy, someone who a couple of trade deadlines ago they went to get as their ace, he's obviously starting to see the decline phase of his career.

Still very effective the first two times through the order, was really struggling the third time through.