Max Muncy details Athletics' mood after win vs. Mariners to clinch series
Athletics infielder Max Muncy stops into "A's Cast" after his team's 6-2 win over the Seattle Mariners on Saturday at T-Mobile Park.
Max Muncy details Athletics' mood after win vs. Mariners to clinch series originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
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You want a good run?
Absolutely.
Max Muncy since August 16th is hitting 302, four home runs, eight RBIs, seven runs scored, and a 920 OPS.
Here he is with Chris and Dallas.
A's win six to two tonight.
They've already claimed the series victory over the Seattle Mariners.
Max Muncy has had a lot of success offensively in this series.
Back-to-back games with a home run.
I think this one might have been the longest of your season, an absolute no doubt.
I gotta ask you, just playing with all of these guys, some guys that you got to know down in triple A, now all together in the big leagues, how fun is it right now winning against some AL West opponents and possibly playing spoiler in September?
Yeah, I think it's always good to, to win in our division.
I think we take pride in, in winning and winning series, and I think we did a great job tonight, and it's great to have some of the young guys up here.
And, you know, shout out to Springs for what he did on the mound tonight, and shout out to the bullpen for closing it out.
Well, and it feels like you guys have been playing a total team brand of baseball as of late, and I think that has to feel good all things considered.
There's been some hurdles to have to clear injury-wise.
We understand that we've seen some roster fluctuation, but I think guys just like you, Max, every opportunity that you have had, you have come up, you have capitalized on it, and I think it's gotta feel really good from top to bottom to watch that happen.
Yeah.
I think when you're in there, you just gotta do your best to get it done, and I think a lot of guys have done that as well as myself, this series and, and it's great to see us, you know, coming together in, in this series in Seattle.
Well, go enjoy what is already a series win.
Look forward to the push for a series sweep, and go clap hands with the boys.
Yeah.
Thank you, guys.
We'll see you later.
