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Jul 10, 2024 52 min

# 207 Ryan Divish

from PuckSports Hosted by Jason Puckett

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, start off with their love of San Diego, and the recent performance of Julio Rodriguez. They also talk about the importance of playing freely and the intensity of players like Santos. They mention the potential of the Mariners' bullpen and the upcoming series against the Houston Astros. Overall, it was an entertaining and fun conversation. In this conversation, Div and Jason discuss various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and potential trade targets., the performance of Mitch Haniger, the potential demotion of Ryan Bliss, and the need for the Mariners to make smart moves at the trade deadline. They also discuss potential trade targets such as Cody Bellinger, LaMonte Wade Jr., and Brian Reynolds. Rundown 00:00 Beautiful San Diego, Weather, and Julio Rodriguez 08:34 Playing Freely and Intensity of Players 15:11 The Potential of the Mariners' Bullpen 25:31 Upcoming Series Against the Houston Astros 27:21 All-Star Break and Pitching 29:21 Demotion of Ryan Bliss 31:56 Playing with Fire with the backup catching situation 36:14 Potential Trade Targets 39:15 Challenges with Jazz Chisholm and why he's not a fit for Seattle 41:02 Smart Moves at the Trade Deadline, including Cody Bellinger and LaMonte Wade Jr. 43:21 Adding Solid Players to the Lineup 45:26 Mariners' Financial Resources 49:47 Divish doesn't know when the game starts 52:50 Enjoying San Diego

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