Get to the freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Sock on Seattle Sports. Brock Ewerd is my hero. Jay Buter just punched me in the kidney. We're going to give you what I'm running. They don't really work that way, Sherm. This is a show that has my name on that. It's kind of true. Now here are your hosts, Brock Eward and Mike Salk. Hello. Born, Brock. I heard that guy, Sherm, on the reset, by the way. Did you see that? He was on the reset. I knew he was on the reset. Yeah, I was a little bummed that G. Didn't invite me to come join him that day. But, yeah, I saw he was on the reset. Yeah, some good stuff on there. Was there? Actually, you know what? He's, yeah, he knows his football man. One thing about him, he's obviously a wild man, but he knows the information and the formation, as Michael Donald would like, would like to say. And yeah, yeah, he was pretty good. He's pretty entertaining. Do you think he, does he ever have an agenda, though, when he talks about some of those things? Probably, Michael. He probably does. You think so? It doesn't strike me as something you would get from Sherm, an actual agenda about the reason he's saying. How you feel in three days later? Has it been three days? How many days has it been? Four days? Three days? You know, it is one of these moments, Brock brock much like 11 years later we got suckered into talking about the

you know seahawks super bowl loss yeah thanks droll it is one of those conversations where

each time it comes up and each time you hear something new it's really hard to avoid jumping right

back into it so i mean like this was the new one yesterday. Yeah, it was two years later, right? When the Bill and Patricia did that whole, like, documentary two years later on all the the planning that went into it and how they knew it was coming, blah, blah, blah, blah. You don't have to wait two years on that because you get it from John Schneider, Blue Jays manager now. No one else I'd rather have up than George in October in that moment. I honestly thought he was, I thought Dan was bringing in Spire to make me force a pinch hit at Lucie, knowing that he had Vladdy behind him, but I was a little surprised it was Bizarro. You know, as soon as Bizarro came in of the pen, I said, okay, he's pitching to Georgie, and I said, game on. I said, George's got the upper hand no matter what. It's a guy that has shown that has been in those situations and navigates him better than anybody in the game, basically, in our time right now. I guess the guy that has great stuff.

I see his numbers, 160 average versus righties, 12 strikeouts, one walk, whatever it was.

I mean, on paper, baseball, it makes sense.

We have the upper hand as soon as that happened, man.

Spire?

Why was he thinking Spire was going in?

I don't know. Spire would have made sense to start that inning potentially, right?

If you would use Spire for 7-8-9, right? That would have been some sense to that. Barger's a lefty, right?

Like there's something that makes sense there to bring in Spire for his pocket in 7-8-9. not not to come in. No, that doesn't make any sense. But I'm not sure John Schneider's any great genius either. So I mean, like what he was thinking in the moment, I don't know. Spire? I do think. Spire to face George and Vladdy? Right. Spire? Yeah, no, let's go to our lefty to face their two big right-handed hitters. Like, I didn't see that one either.

Yeah. to face George and Vladdy? Right. Spire. Yeah, no, let's go to our lefty to face their two big right-handed hitters.

Like, I didn't see that one either.

Yeah, that was odd.

Munoz, yeah.

Spire, no, but whatever.

Like, oh, the big concern here is we've got to turn around Lucas.

What?

What are you talking about John Schneider?

Yeah, it kind of de-legitimizes the Lucas. What are you talking about John Schneider?

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