Brock and Salk

Brock continues his draft profiles with a cornerback out of South Carolina. Then, Notre Dame offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock gives us some background on RB Jadarian Price. He discusses why he thinks Price would fill the Ken Walker role nicely, if he can improve as a pass catcher and why he stayed at Notre Dame when he could have been the number one back elsewhere.

The hour starts with some funny listener voicemails for Here's The Thing. Later, Daniel Jeremiah joins the show to share his insight on more draft prospetcs, what the Seahawks could do at pick 32, Jadarian Price and much more.

The Mariners suffer a really tough loss to the Padres as they allowed five runs in the 9th inning, so Brock and Salk discuss how it unfolded and why the loss happened. They then dive into why the Seahawks drafting Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price at No. 32 could be the best move, and talk through the value of running backs overall. In Blue 88, Brock gives his analysis on one team the Seahawks look at closely in the draft acquisition phase, what differentiates a defensive playcaller like Mike Macdonald from offensive playcallers and re-evaluating the 2025 NFL Draft and the Seahawks class from a year ago.

The Mariners suffered a brutal loss in the 9th inning to the Padres, so Salk reads some late night Mariners texts to start the show. After that, they re-air their conversation with Joel Klatt of FOX Sports to discuss a variety of NFL Draft prospects that could fit the Seahawks.

Brock continues his look at Seahawks draft prospects with an Auburn edge rusher. Then, we continue a conversation we started with Joel Klatt earlier in the show of what a Seahawk player is. Plus, a new Trash Takes winner is crowned.

Brock and Salk react to something interesting that was said on the Mariners broadcast last night and how it applies to Julio and the Mariners offense. Then, Joel Klatt of FOX Sports joins the show to discuss the upcoming NFL Draft and which prospects could fit well with the Seahawks.

Brock turns 50 years old today, so Salk reads him a list of 15 things people should know before turning age 50. They then respond to the news of Dianna Russini resigning from The Athletic and the double standard that is happening. In Blue 88, topics include how a re-draft of 2025 would've played out for the Seahawks, where did the Huskies practice on Tuesday and a canceled draft visit.

The hour starts with some late night Mariners texts after the team dropped the first game of this road series to the Padres. After that, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan of ESPN who shares his insight on the Mariners weekend series, Julio Rodriguez and much more.

Brock continues his profiles of Seahawks draft prospects with CB D'Angelo Ponds. Then, we discuss how real the offense we saw from the Mariners against Houston was and we talk grilled cheese, express lanes and Chandler Stephenson in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk dive more into the Julio Rodriguez conversation and how he is the ultimate driver of this Mariners team, along with if he could get hot earlier than usual this season. Later, jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show for his weekly segment in which he shares his thoughts on the Astros pitching, Julio Rodriguez, stars stepping up and much more.

Brock and Salk discuss the Mariners sweep of the Astros and how different the offense looks when their best players are hitting. They then react to a fantasy football list that says the Seahawks have gotten worse. Moreso than any other team in the NFL. They debate if there is any truth to that or not. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at who is an ideal fit for the Seahawks in the draft, why this draft is so hard on established programs like the Seahawks, and who the next Seahawks owner should be.

Salk was not happy after watching the Kraken lose last night and expresses that to start the show, specifically about wanting to see their young guys play more. Later, they re-air their conversation with Keith Law of The Athletic to get his insight on a bunch of the Mariners prospects, including Colt Emerson, Ryan Sloan, Michael Arroyo and more.

Brock continues his profile of Seahawks draft prospects with an edge rusher from Missouri. Then, we discuss whether Rory McIlroy had an unfair advantage at the Masters and react to Keith Law's comments that one player can't elevate a team in baseball the way they can in other sports.

Julio Rodriguez had some interesting quotes over the weekend, and Brock and Salk explain why they liked what he said so much. Later, Keith Law of The Athletic joins the show to share his insight on a bunch of the Mariners prospects and how they've performed so far along with which prospects could help the big league team this year.

Brock and Salk go through so many of the Mariners that contributed in the three wins over the weekend against the Astros. They then go through some of their Mariners Takeaways, including J.P. Crawford, Josh Naylor and much more. In Blue 88, topics include how far back the Seahawks go in gaining data on a prospect, an attribute that should be more talked about and Mike Macdonald at The Masters.

The Mariners took advantage of  the Astros pitching over the weekend and won all three games, so Salk talks through the ability to get the offense back on track. Then, they go Around The Weekend with stories from the Mariners and The Masters.

Stacy Rost joins Mike Salk to discuss what's going on with the Mariners struggling offense and how they can manufacture some energy despite those struggles. Then, we discuss the M's begining their 4 game series with the Astros tonight, Tod Leiweke's press conference yesterday, and the Kraken winning a shootout with Vegas in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls, as we do every Friday.

The hour starts by listening back to some of the best sound of the week from guests during For You In Review. Later, Gee Scott stops by for his weekly appearance.

Salk talks through an article from Adam Jude highlighting the areas in which the Mariners have struggled offensively, but Salk wonders the reason why that it's all happening. They then go through a game of Whose Shoes featuring a variety of topics. In Blue 88, topics include John Schneider's process, an attribute in the draft process that is rarely discussed and if the Seahawks could trade for a certain noteworthy running back.

Salk reads some late night texts to start the show featuring messages about the Mariners and Kraken. Afterwards, they re-air their conversation with Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith who discusses the team's slow start, why there have been struggles offensively and much more.

Brck continues brekaing down Seahawks draft prospects with a LB out of Pitt. Then, Salk disagrees with a text that say the M's problem is their home run dependency and we discuss  Myles Garrett's trade potential and him not showing up for voluntary workouts. Plus, we discuss pie pairings, the riskiest food you've eaten and how to get rid of bird's nests in Answer the Question Jerk.

The hour starts with some funny listener voicemails for Here's the Thing. Later, Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith joins the show to share his thoughts on the team's slow start, the lack of offense, how it can get better and plenty more.

Brock and Salk discuss what is next for the Mariners and what has gone wrong so far as they sit at 4-9. Afterwards, Greg Wyshinski of ESPN joins the show to discuss the Kraken firing Ron Francis, how they will move forward and what the Kraken have to do to become a winning hockey team. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at the Seahawks that have the most to develop and gain this upcoming season, if the Seahawks will draft a running back and why the Seahawks aren't alone in adding impact at the line of scrimmage.

The Mariners get swept by the Rangers and Salk reads a lot more late night Mariners texts to start the show. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah who dives in on a few different draft prospects that could fit the Seahawks.

Brock continues his profile of Seahawks draft prospects with an edge rusher from Illinios. Then, we discuss the news the the M's lineup has shifted due to a Victor Robles injury and the Mike Petriello stat showing that M's swing speed is down across the board. Plus, Salk crowns this week's Trash Takes winner.

Brock and Salk discuss the story between Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini as it has made national headlines. Later, Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network joins the show to dissect more potential NFL Draft prospects that the Seahawks could select, including Jadarian Price from Notre Dame, R Mason Thomas from Oklahoma and much more.

Brock and Salk respond to Cal's quote about the Mariners needing to do the little things and how that hasn't shown up in the Texas series. After that, Shannon Drayer joins the show to shar her insight on the team's road trip, the execution thus far and much more. In Blue 88, topics include Albert Breer's column on John Schneider, Sam Darnold's wedding photos and what Brock took away from watching UW spring practice.

Salk starts the show off with more late night Mariners texts from the text line as they drop another game to the Rangers. Then, they re-air their interciew with jeff Passan of ESPN in which he breaks down the Mariners slow start, Cal Raleigh, Emerson Hancock and plenty more.

Brock starts his countdown of Seahawks draft prospects with a guard out of Georgia. Then, Jeff Passan joins the show to discuss the M's slow start, how the rest of the AL and the AL West are stacking up, whether expectations can weigh a team down and the possibility that Emerson Hancock is a dude.

The Mariners have a new public enemy in former Angels (and Mariners) reliever Ty Buttrey, who took issue to the Mariners hitting Mike Trout a couple times over the weekend, so brock and Salk react to it all. Later, they go through the history of 710 as yesterday marked the 17 year anniversary of the station.

Brock and Salk go through their first impressions of the Mariners through 11 games and what has jumped out to them. They then offer three different views of the Mariners for where they're at: a pessimistic view, an optimistic view and a realistic view. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at Jonah Coleman, Jeremiyah Love and Seahawks that have exceeded expectations.

The hour starts with Salk reading some more late night Mariners texts after their loss to the Rangers. Then, they re-air their conversation with Peter Schrager of ESPN who breaks down the Seahawks success, Mike Macdonald, John Schneider and much more.

The M's struggling to hit against the Angels bottom of their rotation has some people frustrated and that's understandable. Then, Angie Mentink joins us to discuss the M's weekend series and preview the Rangers.

The hour starts with Blue 88, with topics including what else could be on the Seahawks calendar this season, what happens at the VMAC in the next two and a half weeks before the NFL Draft and what Mike Macdonald shared at the UW clinic over the weekend. Later, Brock and Salk go through a variety of topics surrounding Seattle sports, including Mike Trout, Colt Emerson and the struggles of the Kraken.

Brock and Salk discuss a tough Mariners weekend against the Angels and why the team currently sits at 4-6. Then, Peter Schrager of ESPN joins the show to share his insight on the Seahawks success, why their rebuild worked, Mike Macdonald vs Sean McVay, John Schneider and much more.

Salk reads a bunch of Mariners texts from the text line over the weekend, many of which feature people that are very frustrated over the Mariners start to the season and their series loss in Anaheim. Then, they go Around The Weekend with storylines from the Mariners and March Madness in the men's and women's tournament.

Stacy Rost joins Mike Salk to discuss whether two things can be true for the Mariners right now, the early struggles of Cal, Julio and Naylor and what to expect from their first road trip. Then, in Need to Know, we dicuss the M's starting their road trip in Anaheim, JP Crawford being reinstated from IL, John Schneider discussing the Seahawks being on Hard Knocks and the Kraken's tough loss last night. Plus, we take your calls, as we do every Friday.

The hour starts with For You In Review, where Salk plays back some of the most interesting sound from their interviews throughout the week. Then, Gee Scott stops by for his weekly appearance.

Salk reacts to MLB Network stating that they have the Mariners at No. 3 in their power rankings but also have some cause for concern. He agrees, and lists a couple of those concerns. He also goes through a few newsworthy NFL stories including Puka Nacua, Aaron Rodgers, AJ Brown and more. In Blue 88, Brady Henderson of ESPN joins to break down a slept on former draft prospect that John Schneider loved, whether it's more likely that the Seahawks will trade up or down in the draft and when a Devon Witherspoon extension could get done.

The Kraken lost in a big way last night as the season continues to wind down, and Salk is frustrated by it. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network to discuss a handful of NFL Draft prospects and who could fit the Seahawks.

We continue the discussion we started with Daniel Jeremiah last hour on whether the Seahawks should consider trading a first rounder next year to draft RB Jeremiyah Love. Then, Salk asks how we are feelin after week one of Mariners baseball.

The hour starts with some funny listener voicemails for Here's The Thing. Later, Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network joins the show for his weekly segment, in which he breaks down several upcoming NFL Draft prospects and how they could fit the Seahawks, along with if the Seahawks could trade either up or down in this draft.

Brock and Salk share what stood out to each of them from their conversation with Philip Rivers and what they learned about the Seahawks from it. They then discuss some of their takeaways from the Mariners first week of the season, including what they have like and what leaves them slightly concerned. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on a Mike Macdonald/Sean McVay comparison that he hasn't heard before, how Macdonald compares to some business leaders and a new football term that he learned from Philip Rivers.

Salk reads some more late night texts to start the show after the Mariners lose the series to the Yankees. Later, they re-air their conversation with former NFL QB Philip Rivers to discuss what jumped out about the Seahawks defense, his own career and post-career and much more.

We discuss who and what stood out to Phillip Rivers in facing Seattle's defense last season. Then, we dig into the latest from the NFL annual meetings with stories on the Jets lofty expectations for Geno Smith, Roger Goodell on replacement refs, whether Maxx Crosby could still be traded and the possibility that DeShaun Watson is the Browns starting QB week one. Plus, Salk crowns this week's Trash Takes winner.

Brock and Salk wonder what the conversation between Colt Emerson and J.P. Crawford was like in Tacoma yesterday after Emerson's extension, as Crawford is there on a rehab assignment, and how Crawford could be feeling in general in light of Emerson's extension. After that, former NFL QB Phillip Rivers joins the show to share his analysis on what jumped out about the Seahawks defense, what made him come out of retirement this past year and much more.

Brock and Salk debate if the Seahawks have another marquee move left in them this offseason and who that acquisition could be. They then welcome on Robert Murray of Fansided, who broke the Colt Emerson extension news, to get his insight on how it all came together, what it means for the Mariners and their players, and who could be the next Mariners extension candidate. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at John Schneider, the challenges of a shortened offseason for the Seahawks and who the biggest stars of Hard Knocks for the Seahawks could be this summer.

Salk reads some hilarious late night Mariners texts from the text line to start the show after the loss to the Yankees. Then, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan of ESPN to discuss Colt Emerson's extension, what has jumped out about the Mariners in the first week and much more.

We give our biggest takeaways from what Jeff Passan had to say about the Colt Emerson deal and discuss what it could mean for JP Crawford. Then, we dig into some of what Mike Macdonald and John Schneider had to say from the NFL annual meetings and we talk ice cream cones ans moose tails in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk listen to some sound from Sean McVay in which he sounds pretty salty, and Salk has a theory as to why he could be feeling that way. Later, Jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show to share his thoughts on the Colt Emerson extension, why the Mariners wanted to get this deal done, the Mariners first week of play and much more.

Brock and Salk react to the Mariners extending Colt Emerson and why it fits the Mariners team philosophy that they continue to deploy. They then discuss the Mariners walking off the Yankees last night and Cal Raleigh coming up clutch in the 9th inning. In Blue 88, topics include a potential Seahawks trade in the draft, what jumped out about the latest Tory Horton injury news and why the Seahawks added former UW offensive coordinator Jimmy Daugherty to the staff.

Salk shares his thoughts on the results of the ABS Challenge System through a few games and how he is feeling about it early on. They then re-air their conversation with Jason Benetti of NBC to get his takeaways from the Mariners first weekend and what he saw during the Sunday Night Baseball. Finally, they respond to the breaking news of the Mariners extending Colt Emerson and what this means for both him and the Mariners going forward.

Sean McVay brought up the Seahawks 2 pt conversion again at the NFL's annual meeting. Why are the Rams being so whiny about this? Then, M's insider Shannon Drayer joins the show to discuss her biggest takeaways from Mariners opening weekend.

The hour starts with Blue 88, with topics including Mike Macdonald continuing to build his popularity, a name that is becoming more popular in Seahawks mock drafts and who one site favors to be the next owner of the Seahawks. After that, Brock and Salk get into all of both the good and the bad from the Mariners first weekend (but mostly good).

Brock and Salk discuss what they learned and what stood out to them during the Mariners opening series against the Guardians. Later, Jason Benetti of NBC (who was on the Sunday Night baseball broadcast for the Mariners) joins the show to discuss what he took away from the Mariners weekend of the year, what makes the Guardians tough and much more.

Mariners conclude their opening weekend 2-2 against Cleveland and Salk shares what he took away. Then, they go Around The Weekend with stories from the Mariners, March Madness and more.

We react to our favorite things we heard from guests like Jeff Passan, Justin Hollander, and Kevin Seitzer this week in For You-In Review. Then, Then, In Need to Know, we dicuss Brendan Donovan hitting a HR in his first AB, the M's planning to move Sep 9th evening game to day game to accommodate Seahawks season opener, March Madness results from last night, how the rest of the AL West fared and the Kraken winning in overtime. Plus, we get some Mariners reaction, a Sonics question, and a Brendan Donovan song in Here's the Thing.

Charlie Furbush and Mike Lefko discuss this lineup being more complete this year. Julio and Cal struggled at the plate last night but we don't see that lasting very long. How about Cole Young? Then, Shannon Drayer joins us to discuss the overall atmosphere of opening night, Logan Gilbert's pitch mix, Jose Ferrer's debut, Dom Canzone's power and how ABS impacts the team.

Charlie Furbush and Mike Lefko discuss whether there is any reason to be concerned that the M's scored all four runs via HR and struggled to get traffic on the bases last night. Then, we dig into the M's not using any ABS challenges and how they may need to adjust to this new option. Plus, Lefko asks Charlie 3 baseball questions in an MLB edition of Blue 88.

Charlie Furbush and Mike Lefko discuss the excitement of the M's opening night despite the loss. Then, In Need to Know, we dicuss Brendan Donovan hitting a HR in his first AB, the M's planning to move Sep 9th evening game to day game to accommodate Seahawks season opener, March Madness results from last night, how the rest of the AL West fared and the Kraken winning in overtime. Plus, we hear from Justin Hollander in The Rewind.

Kevin Seitzer joins Mike Salk and Ryan Divish to discuss Brendan Donovan and Rob Refsnyder living in the batting cages this spring, why he thinks Julio has found his identity as a hitter and what he learned from Josh Naylor. Then, we let Ryan Divsh field your calls on the Mariners.

The hour starts with the No. 1 Most Intriguing Mariner as the countdown of his list concludes. No shock, it;'s Julio Rodriguez. Later, Mariners GM Justin Hollander joins the show to discuss what he's excited for in terms of the season starting, who jumped out to him at Spring Training and plenty more.

Salk and Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times discuss why this Mariners team is in as good a spot as ever. Then, Gregg Greene (Mariners Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications) joins the show to explain where fans can now watch the Mariners on TV as the team enters the new season. Salk and Divish conclude the hour with a baseball version of Blue 88, with topics including the effect of the Mariners now having a true leadoff hitter, when we will see Colt Emerson get called up and how Dan Wilson will deploy his bench this season.

It's Opening Day with the Mariners ready to set sail, and Salk gets everyone ready for the start of the season. Then, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan of ESPN to get his predictions for the Mariners in 2026, Cal and Julio and much more.

Shannon Drayer and Mike Salk react to Jeff Passan's optimism for the Mariners and Julio rodriguez this year. Then, Salk asks Shannon some rapid fire Mariners questions and she helps him crown this week's Trash Takes winner.

Salk and Shannon Drayer go through the No. 2 Most Intriguing Mariner on Salk's list, as he continues to count down the top ten. Today, it's Cal Raleigh. Later, jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show for his weekly appearance in which he previews the 2026 Mariners, describes why he is so high on them, expectations for Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodriguez and much more.

Salk and Shannon Drayer go through all of her final Spring Training takeaways as she's returned from Arizona. Afterwards, they dive in on how the Mariners handle lofty expectations, as it's a place that they really haven't been in before. For Blue 88, Brian Nemhauser (Hawkblogger) stops by, with topics including if the Seahawks will be as good on paper in 2026 as they were in 2025, what sets JSN apart from other wide receivers and what the Seahawks need to target in the draft.

Salk shouts out the listeners to start the show for a couple different reasons and also mentions a couple questions from the text line. They also re-air their interview with Michael Ginnitti of Spotrac to get his analysis on the JSN extension and more. Then, he reacts to sound from some national NFL media who believe the Seahawks won't be the NFC West favorites in 2026 and he fully disagrees.

Salk admits that the Seahawks spending so much at WR makes him a little nervous about locking up D-line pieces next year. Then, we debate whether it would be worth moving up in the draft for a guy that Brian Baldinger and Daniel Jeremiah are raving about. Then, we discuss potato preferences, weird sports superstitions, and who our big voice guy is in Answer the Question Jerk.

Salk goes through his No. 3 Most Intriguing Mariners as he continues to count down his top ten ahead of Opening Day, with today being Josh Naylor. He then reacts to some sound from Aaron Goldsmith in which he believes the starting pitching depth is the thinnest part of the Mariners team. Does he agree? Or is it the bullpen depth? The hour concludes with Buy Or Sell, featuring a variety of Seahawks and Mariners topics.

The Mariners are being picked to win the American League across many outlets heading into the year, and Salk discusses how different this is for them. They then bring on Michael Ginnitti of Spotrac to get his insight on the details of the JSN extension and the ripple effect that could have on future Seahawks contracts. In Blue 88, Michael Bumpus calls in to dive into the amount of money the Seahawks have spent on their WR room this offseason, what the reaction in the building will be to JSN's extension and who should be the Seahawks next priority (aside from Devon Witherspoon).

Salk explains why Seattle is really feeling like a complete sports town with all of the different storylines around town in the sports world. Then, they re-air their conversation with Brady Henderson of ESPN to get all of his insight on the JSN extension with the Seahawks.

Steve Wyche joins Mike Salk to discuss the Seahawks extending Jaxon Smith-Njigba, his thoughts on their overall offseason and the difference in Seattle's approach with this JSN deal. Then, Brady Henderson gives his thoughts on the new JSN deal, how much the Seahawks are spending at WR, what comes next with a potential Devon Witherspoon deal and if another Seahawk could get extended this offseason.

Gee Scott stops by the show to start the hour to share his takeaways with Salk on the extension for Jaxon Smith-Njigba and why he is so excited about it. Later, Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith joins to discuss his time at Spring Training and what he learned, Mariners X-factors for 2026, Cal Raleigh and plenty more.

Salk further discusses the Seahawks extending Jaxon Smith-Njigba and why this signals that the Seahawks have had a clear plan for this offseason. He then goes through the No. 4 Most Intriguing Mariner, as he counts down his Top 10, in Colt Emerson. In Blue 88, Bryan Walters joins the show to diive in on the JSN extension, what makes JSN so great and if there is any concern to the Seahawks not bringing in many marquee names from the outside so far this offseason.

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We react to some of what our favorite guests (Ross Tucker, Adam Amin, and Field Yates) had to say in For You-In Review. In Need to Know, we discuss Logan Gilbert being named the starter for opening day, John Schneider discussing where the Seahakws are at in the free agency process, the Kraken's loss to Nashville and Hillary Knight saying she wants to play for the Torrent for 2 more years. Plus, we take your phone calls, as we do every Friday.

Salk goes through his No. 5 most intriguing Mariner as he counts down his top ten, as he highlights Bryan Woo. Then, Gee Scott stops in for his weekly appearance.

The Mariners Spring Breakout Game is today and Salk highlights how great the Mariners farm system is and also that this is why you rebuild back when they did. Afterwards, Kraken broadcaster John Forslund joins the show to discuss all things Kraken and their current play. In Blue 88, topics include the potential of taking a running back in the first round, why the Rams are so whiny and who the Seahawks biggest threat in the NFC West is.

Salk explains why baseball is in such a good spot, despite what many like to say, and uses the WBC numbers as reasoning. Then, they re-air their conversation with Chris Egan Of KING 5 to discuss a wide variety of Seattle sports topics.

We discuss some RB names from the draft that Field Yates brought up yesterday and Brock gives his thoughts on his favorite fits. Gilbert Arenas thinks Seattle will struggle with rejoining the NBA becuase they are a small market and there isn't enough money here. We dicuss how wrong he is. Plus, Salk crowns a new Trash Takes winner.

The hour starts with funny listener voicemails for Here's The Thing. Later, Chris Egan of KING 5 joins the show to discuss a variety of Seattle sports topics.

Brock and Salk discuss if they are surprised by the lack of name brands the Seahawks have brought in so far and the potential price of a trade for Maxx Crosby or De'Von Achane. They then go through the No. 6 player on their most intriguing Mariners list, counting down from 10 to 1, this time highlighting Randy Arozarena. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on the increased trade activity in the NFL, the NFL flexing their officials union and how the Seahawks chase margins in a way that their peers don't.

Salk wonders how the Mariners will replace some of their home runs from 2025 and ponders what a reasonable expectation for Cal Raleigh is this season. Later, they re-air their conversation with Field Yates of ESPN to discuss the Seahawks, their potential targets in the NFL Draft, the possibilities of the team trading for Maxx Crosby or De'Von Achane and more.

We discuss Shannon Drayer's report that JP Crawford is back from his visit to Texas to have his shoulder looked at and the news is good. Then, ESPN draft analyst Field Yates joins us to discuss whether this draft is as weak as everyone says, who he likes at pick 32 for the Seahawks, whether they could trade out of the first round and if Maxx Crosby or De’Von Achane could be trade options for Seattle.

Salk and Maura rank their favorite Mariners food items after the tasting event they attended yesterday. Later, they go Around The NFL with storylines from Maxx Crosby, Justin Fields, Jared Verse talking about the Seahawks offensive line and much more.

Brock and Salk share the things that jumped out to them in the WBC as the tournament comes to a close. They then dissect their No. 6 most intriguing Mariner, as they continue to count down their top ten, in Brendan Donovan. In Blue 88, topics include some remaining free agent fits for the Seahawks, another Seahawks objective for 2026 and a tidbit that Brock had never heard before.

The World Baseball Classic concludes with Venezuela taking down the USA and Salk shares his thoughts on the finale. Then, they re-air their conversation with Adam Amin of FOX Sports to discuss the WBC, the Sonics set to return to Seattle and plenty more.

We discuss the news that JP Crawford will see a doctor in Texas to make sure they "are on track" with his shoulder injury. The reports are the the concern level is low but what is the plan if he can't start the season? Then, we reflect on the Super Sonics departure and how much the sports landscape in Seattle has changed since then.

The hour starts with a round of Which Is Better, featuring a variety of sports and non-sports topics. Later, Adam Amin of FOX Sports joins the show to discuss the WBC, the Sonics nearing a return to Seattle and plenty more.

Brock and Salk discuss how amazing it will be for the city of Seattle to see the Sonics return and also dissect how the feeling will be different for each different age group. They then highlight their No. 8 most intriguing Mariners as they countdown their top ten, this time being Logan Gilbert. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on minimized tight end value in today's game, takeaways from UW's pro day and what the 49ers and Rams have done so far in free agency that the Seahawks haven't.

The Sonics are on the verge of returning to Seattle and Salk reacts to the news and what a big deal this could be for Seattle. Then, they re-air their conversation with NFL reporter Ross Tucker on the Seahawks Super Bowl run, the Seahawks offseason so far and much more.

We discuss Ross Tucker's comments on the biggest overarching trends in the NFL last year and how the Seahawks had some influence over them. Then, M's insider Shannon Drayer joins the show to discuss the latest on JP Crawford and Bryce Miller's injuries, and the atmosphere around the team when it comes to the Randy Arozarena Cal Raleigh situation.

We discuss Ross Tucker's comments on the biggest overarching trends in the NFL last year and how the Seahawks had some influence over them. Then, M's insider Shannon Drayer joins the show to discuss the latest on JP Crawford and Bryce Miller's injuries, and the atmosphere around the team when it comes to the Randy Arozarena Cal Raleigh situation.

Randy Arozarena released a statement over the weekend regarding the WBC drama with Cal Raleigh, but he didn't still fully put the situation to bed. So Brock and Salk wonder if Arozarena is unhappy and why that may be. Later, Ross Tucker of the Ross Tucker Podcast joins the show to share his insight on the Seahawks postseason run, how they've addressed the offseason so far, Jalen Carter and much more.

Brock and Salk discuss the different playstyles from different countries in the WBC and react to some sound from Bryce Harper on the subject as well. They then get into to their Most Intriguing Mariners, today at No. 9 on their list. In Blue 88, topics include the most intriguing Seahawk of the players they have so far brought in during free agency, a unique talking point that Mike Macdonald once made to John Harbaugh and what Jedd Fisch is doing best during his UW tenure.

A terrible call ended the WBC semifinal between the USA and Dominican Republic and Salk admits to the need for the challenge system in baseball because of calls like that. Later, the group goes Around The Weekend between stories from the WBC, the Mariners and more.

The Groz joins the show to talk about his upcoming Magic of Hope Gala and Auction to raise funds for Parkinson's research, education and support. Then, in Need to Know, we discuss Mark DeRosa denying being confused about whether team USA had already advanced in the WBC, the Seahawks adding a running back and safety, and the Kraken's loss to the Avalanche. Plus, we take your calls, as we do every Friday.

The hour starts by listening back to some sound from the best interviews of the week during For You In Review. Later, Gee Scott stops by for his weekly appearance.

Brock and Salk wonder what will happen when Randy Arozarena returns to Mariners Spring Training and if his drama will Cal Raleigh will start to settle down. They then dive into their Most Intriguing Mariners list, beginning with No. 10. In Blue 88, topics include the attributes that the new Seahawks signees share, what stands out about the 2026 Seahawks coaching staff and how the new income tax could have an impact on the Seahawks.