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Pedro Pascal. A man who walked across deserts with a green child in his arms. Who survived the fungal end of the world. Who had his skull crushed in one of the most brutal deaths in TV history.

Yes, I’m that old. And, yes, I said go. MIKE KIRBY, a Sun Chronicle columnist and writer. Reach him at [email protected].

Kirby was promptly attended to by the Mariners training staff after what manager Dan Wilson called a “scary” moment. “It’s just so close and you just hope for the best,” Wilson said.

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