Tim Miller

I feel like we haven't really had that all season long.

I think the interesting thing here is, yeah, we saw some good pitching.

They've all decided collectively to go back to the piggyback system, and the way they're going to do it is everyone through the rotation is going to just mix and match.

Everyone's going to get the piggyback start and bulk, essentially.

Yes.

And for a while, the Mariners fans kept saying that to us in the comments.

Like, hey, the six-man rotation eliminates the piggyback, but it also leaves this one bullpen arm short.

And it's been showing up.

So I understand the sentiment.

Yeah, I don't know.

They're in a difficult spot because the guy that they probably want to send out is just a very tenured, accomplished pitcher.

And that puts them in an interesting spot.

But I'm curious to see how it goes, if it works.

Maybe this is something that other teams start to copy as well.

And then the last thing, Brian Wu and Joe Ryan are very similar.

Okay.

And I'm not going to say what we talked about before the show.

That's fine.

Leave in the comments, Brian Wu or Joe Ryan.

I know where I'm going.