Hour 4-Salk and Lyle square off on sac bunts, and Michael Holley talks rumored Seahawks bidder Wyc Grousbeck

The Seattle Seahawks' potential ownership change is front and center as Brock and Salk dive into the rumor that Wyc Grousbeck, the Boston Celtics owner, is preparing a bid for the NFL team. Michael Hawley, Salk’s former co-host and a Boston sports insider, joins the show to unpack Grousbeck’s background—his Ivy League roots, tech-era wealth, and his successful but tumultuous tenure with the Celtics. Hawley paints Grousbeck as media-friendly, hands-off, and committed to continuity, making him a compelling candidate if he lands the Seahawks. The conversation shifts to the broader implications: while ownership matters, the real test is whether Grousbeck’s leadership style—focused on stability and excellence—aligns with Seattle’s culture. The hosts also debate the Rays’ surprising success through old-school tactics like bunting and stolen bases, challenging the dominance of modern analytics. Despite skepticism, they agree that the Rays’ approach offers a valuable data point in an era of homogenized baseball strategy, proving that innovation isn’t always about new metrics—it can be about reimagining the fundamentals.