Get to the freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Salk 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 in the energy.

That really worked that way, Sherman.

This is a show that has my name on it.

It's kind of tough, though.

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

Hello!

Hello! Now here are your hosts, Brock Eward and Mike Salk. Hello. Hello. Hello. All right, we got two hours to go, Brock. And today is just crazy. Everything, as we said, is sort of out of order today. I know normally you may tune in right at 8 o'clock to here, here's the thing. But we're moving that to 9 o'clock because we got to do. It looks like we got some good ones. Oh, huh? I think we do. I think we do at 8.30. Joel Clatt on the show. And then since we've got Mike McDonald tomorrow, we'll do open phone lines at 930 and hear from you guys. So incredibly busy. I will ask you three football questions here in a moment.

Quickly, what did you hear from Herbie?

Well, I've always said to you, Salkey, when a coach repeats himself over and over and over,

you know that's a messaging. And when Herbie said, hey, in our call yesterday was Sam,

at least 10 different times, he referenced the two keys for him.

Let it rip and protect the ball. And that's just kind of the inverse of play smart, not scared.

Right?

I mean, it's just those whatever little swing thoughts you got to have when you're sitting

there at Chambers, the first hole, whatever little swing thoughts, socks got going through

his mind, this round, this day, this swing.

Samies are, let it rip tonight, cannot play scared.

You can't, you can't play scared tonight.

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