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 see you what I'm running. Don't really work that way, Sherman. This is a show that has my name on it. It's kind of tough. Now here are your hosts, Brock Eard and Mike Salk. Hello.

Unfortunately, Brock, the breaking news just moments ago, and I do think it's a good thing.

I say unfortunately that the whole thing is happening in general, but I think this is the right thing.

Cal Raleigh, right oblique strain, headed to the IL for the first time in his career.

All of the reporters have it. They must have just announced it at the ballpark, and we'll talk to Shannon Dreher coming up in 30 minutes, but Cal Raleigh will indeed go to the IL, which is the right move. We've talked about that kind of throughout the morning. You've got to save him from himself a little bit, but oblique. I mean, we weren't sure exactly what it was. It does look last night like he was sort of grabbing more in the hip slash groin area. But oblique was the problem. Attachers down there. So, and yeah, this is not a surprise. Your gut and my gut, your instinct, and my instinct were the exact same when you see

him grimace. That's it. That's enough. And then when he gets obviously pulled out of the game

when he can't make the play, this is, I'm going to view this not just in a Pauliana world,

but I'm going to view this as a blessing in disguise to what you just said right there. Cal was not

going to pull himself out.

Cal has been injured.

Listen to Jeff Passing with us yesterday.

When we asked Jeff, hey man, what are your eyes seeing with this struggle that Cal Raleigh has been in,

you know, really for an extended period of time?

Here was Jeff yesterday.

I don't know if Cal Raleigh is hurt, but he's playing like someone who is.

And you guys know him at this point.

He's not going to complain about anything.

He understands how important he is to this team.

But at the same time, when you're playing and you're not at 100% and the swing doesn't feel good,

there comes that point where maybe you're doing more harm than good.

Now, if last night was a suggestion that, you know,

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