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 Kat there in the pocket.

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

Well, as you know, Brock, whenever I'm right about something, I like to crow about it for as long as possible and let everybody know just how right I was.

You do?

Sometimes.

But in this case, I'm going to let someone else tell you the story so that I don't need to because, as we've said before, it's always a lot better to have somebody else say it than to say it yourself.

Unfortunately, I'm the one sort of charged with reading it, but these are not my words.

I'm just reading words that were written elsewhere.

And it's nice when you nail it and you get it right.

And the 206 recognizes that, saying I'm listening to yesterday's show right now. And I just looked up the Saluki. Wow, dead on. Yeah, yeah. It might be the greatest call you've ever had in almost 17 years on the show. And if you've had some good calls, Salk, you've had some good calls, the Gino Smith, the

D.K. Medcalf, the way back when the John Carlson, the low foot to tupoos, I mean, you've,

you've had some great calls.

Right.

But Mora is a saluki.

Maybe the greatest call.

Well, his original call that you guys should probably steer clear of calling me a dog breed

was probably the best call.

But if you were going to find one, I will say that this one is pretty long-limbed and, yeah, tall and gangly.

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