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 like Mike.

Heward, not exactly Joe Cap there in the pocket.

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

All right, yeah, Sunny Dyke is going to join us in 30 minutes.

Emerson Hancock right after that at 745.

Adam Jude will join us from Minnesota at 830.

And then we're actually out of here a little early.

We'll be done at 9.30 today.

Turn things over to Shannon and the rest of the crew on the Mariner pregame show. And then they get their first pitch right after 1030. So a little early, a little early exit for us today. Did you figure out your nap? Huh? Have you figured out your nap? Not napping today more. It's a nap free day. I know. Next two days in a row. I'm going to go, I might go two days in a row without a nap.

I know, but I think I've got it in me. I got, I'm playing golf today and tomorrow. So two days without a nap. Yeah, we'll, we'll see how it goes. We'll see if I'm capable. I may just fall asleep driving or something. I'm done.

A little some ambulance or something. Anyway, watching the Mariners last night, I just was struck

between how different the team looks when they're good versus when they're bad. And I know that

you could probably say that about all baseball teams. I'm not like breaking new ground here with this take.

This is not the, oh my God, you can't believe what Salk just said on the radio this morning take.

But like, the difference between the good mariners and the bad mariners is really a wide gulf.

And when you see them get going the way they did last night, it's fun, man.

It's a really fun baseball team.

And you see the way it was constructed and you see what it's capable of.

And it's not just that they score seven runs and win seven to one.

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