Bryan Woo didn’t need anyone to dress up his latest start with a gentle soundtrack. He gave up six earned runs, put the Mariners in another early hole, and then did the thing every team wants from a young starter after a night like that. He took accountability. “The process might have been all right, but I still got my a** kicked,” Woo said, via MLB.com’s Daniel Kramer. “There’s a balance to it. So try to take the good and learn from bad. It sucks. It’s never a good feeling, just putting your team in a hole like that, and especially in back-to-back starts. That sucks.”   That quote is the story. Six home runs allowed in two outings is not a paper cut. That kind of damage that changes games and makes a fan base start taking a closer look at every pitch. Woo’s response is a good reminder that we don’t need to sprint toward the second one yet. The easiest version of this story would be to ask what’s wrong with Woo. It’s also probably the laziest version. Woo wasn’t wild.…