Get me a freaking auto! From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports. I don't read the internet, gosh. Take the bull by the hands. And Brooke, you are. And Brooke, you are. Now here are your hosts. Brock Heward and Mike Saul. A dead fire! Mike Lefko and Charlie Furbush here with you.

You've got another hour.

We'll turn you over to Bump and Stacey.

What did you think of your first Jeff Passing experience?

Loved it.

Love, love Jeff.

He's a great, great media member for baseball.

And he loves baseball as much as the players do, man.

I really loved his perspective on how he kind of goes about breaking trade news.

Because you have that personal story that's relevant and kind of resonated with him.

And then he said he's going to call it the Furbush addendum or something like that, right?

But it is fascinating to an extent that so often in talking about a performance

in a game, because we're fans and we break things down, we forget about the human aspect

of things that life can affect a lot of what goes on in the field. I'm sure, like, as professionals,

you guys do your best and you know how to block things out and you know how to compartmentalize

but if you're dealing with the upheaval of i just got traded my whole life is different now where

am i going to live i'm going to get there where's all my stuff and then you found out second hand yeah

that's got to sit with you right like how long did it take you to get over the fact that you got traded

and you didn't even hear from your agent or your team first?

Yeah, it's a, it was a whirlwind, man. And it just, I'm a big believer in putting things in perspective.

And at that time, it really told me and cemented the idea that I have no control.

And I was a rookie at the time.

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