Get to the freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Sock on Seattle Sports.

Brock Heward and Mark, Matt, Markers.

Sorry about just...

Mike.

Heward, not exactly Joe Cap there in the pocket.

Now here are your hosts, Brock Heward and Mike Salk.

All right, good morning, Brock.

Good to be with you.

Good morning, morning.

So much.

You do.

Buster Only is going to join us here in 30 minutes.

Talks in baseball as the hot stove is in season, man.

Everything is happening.

There's deals and signings and the Mariners have already been involved. and we'll see what direction we expect all of this to go next. So we'll talk to Buster coming up here in 30 minutes and then Daryl Moose Johnson later here at 830. He's calling the game and we can talk Seahawks and we can talk fullbacks and a lot of good stuff. Before we do any of that. And I know you want to get to quarterbacks here off of some of the things Joel said yesterday.

Can you give a cliff notes or what does Lyle call them now on the old digital world? Spark notes. Spark notes. Can you give me a little spark notes if you know about this new deal with baseball? I do. Yeah. In fact, I got it in need to know. So we're going to do it at 715. I will, I will walk through it. I've talked to some folks and kind of understand. The short

answer is nothing changes for anybody this year regarding the Mariners. There will be no change in

2006 and very little change in 2007 and it will all be positive, not negative, is how I understand it.

But I will explain in a little greater detail at 715, I promise, because I know people are

anxious and want to know what that looks like.

Now, let's start here with Joel Klatt, because he said two things, maybe three yesterday,

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