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Bob and Dave break down some of the Mariners most pressing needs with just two weeks to go until the MLB Trade Deadline, they get you ready for the start of the series against the Reds, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today! 

Bob and Dave are joined by ESPN’s Brady Henderson to discuss Nick Emmanwori being placed on the physically unable to perform list and Devon Witherspoon’s future in Seattle, they break down whether the current pitching rotation can carry them through the rest of the season and a possible playoff run, and they hear what Logan Gilbert said about striking out Arraez twice in a game in Sweeping the Dial. 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Ryan Rowland-Smith to get his thoughts on the Mariners series win over the Giants, which Mariners he trusts the most at the plate right now, and the current state of the starting pitching rotation, they lay out their expectations for Seahawks backup QB Jalen Milroe this season, and they discuss when it’s time to start worrying about Cal Raleigh. 

Bob and Dave look back on the Mariners winning series against the Giants over the weekend, they discuss whether Cole Young’s massive home run will be the turning point of the season, they break down where the Mariners currently stand in the AL West, and they look at whether the Mariners can be true playoff contenders with the current state of their offense. 

Bob and Dave break down how important this homestand will be for the Mariners trade deadline plans and playoff hopes, they hear Mariners GM Justin Hollander deliver the newest injury updates, they break down the Mariners plans for their starting pitching rotation coming out of the All-Star Break, and they wrap up the week by reading your mean texts. 

Bob and Dave are joined by Mariners Broadcaster Angie Mentink live at T-Mobile Park to discuss her expectation for the second half of the season and what Cal Raleigh needs to do to get right out of the All-Star Break, they look at which Seahawks rookies will have the biggest impact on the team in 2026, and they hear what Sam Darnold said about Ernest Jones having his back in Sweeping the Dial. 

Bob and Dave are joined by MLB analyst Trevor May to get his thoughts on the current state of the Mariners starting pitching rotation, their biggest trade deadline needs, and where they currently stand in the AL West, they discuss who bares the responsibility in making sure we see a different Mariners team in the second half of the season, and they hear Odell Beckham Jr explain why $100 million isn’t enough money in Whyman. 

Bob and Dave break down the Mariners plans for their starting pitching rotation coming out of the All-Star Break, they look at how long the bullpen can go an arm down while Matt Brash is out, they lay out their expectations for Cal Raleigh in the second half of the season, and they discuss whether this team can make it to the playoffs without adding a bat at the MLB trade Deadline. 

Dave and Lefko are joined by Mariners Broadcaster Gary Hill to discuss the feelings heading into the All-Star Break and his hopes for the second half of the season, they discuss what the Mariners starting pitching rotation will look like coming out of the break, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today! 

Dave and Lefko are joined by Seahawks sideline reporter Jen Mueller to get her thoughts on the differences between the Super Bowl XLVIII and LX winning Seahawks teams and her expectations for the 2026 season, they break down whether we’ll see any contract extensions handed out before the season begins, and they hear what Sam Darnold said about winning Super Bowl LX in Sweeping the Dial. 

Dave and Lefko look at some of the biggest unknows about this Seahawks team heading into Training Camp, they discuss their concerns about Brian Fleury’s first season as offensive coordinator, they react to Nick Emmawori making it onto ESPN’s Top Ten Safeties list in his rookie season, and they hear what Jerry Dipoto had to say about the Mariners Trade Deadline plans. 

Dave and Lefko list their top five Seahawks as they prepare for the 2026 season, they discuss when we’ll see Brendan Donovan back with the Mariners, and they look at some of the Seahawks snubs from last night’s ESPY Awards. 

Dave and Lefko are joined by Seahawks Legend Mack Strong to get his thoughts on what it’s like to play after going to a Super Bowl, how the Seahawks will use the fullback position this season, the impact a good owner can have on a team, and how the NFL has changed since his playing days, they discuss whether we’ll see the Mariners deal Randy Arozarena at the MLB Trade Deadline, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today! 

Dave and Lefko discuss which Mariners and Seahawks most deserve to win an award at tonight’s ESPYs, they discuss whether we’ll see any contract extensions handed out before the season begins, they discuss how the Mariners can change the messaging surrounding the team coming out of the All-Star Break, and they hear Seahawks guard Grey Zabel’s first thought after winning the Super Bowl in Sweeping the Dial. 

Dave and Lefko are joined by Seahawks Legend Matt Hasselbeck to get his thoughts on what he expects to see from Brian Fleury’s first season as offensive coordinator and how Mike Macdonald is helping his team run it forward after their Super Bowl win, they discuss what version of Cal Raleigh we’ll see in the second half of the Mariners season, and they look at what would have happened if Brendan Donovan had been healthy all season in What If Wednesday. 

Dave and Lefko look at the biggest storylines surrounding the Seahawks as they prepare for the start of Training Camp, including how Sam Darnold will look post Super Bowl win and Brian Fleury’s first season as offensive coordinator, they discuss whether we’ll see any contract extensions handed out before the season begins, they rundown all the Seahawks that made ESPN’s NFL offseason positional rankings, and they break down the Mariners biggest trade deadline needs. 

Dave and Lefko are joined by Charlie Furbush to get his thoughts on the biggest questions facing the Mariners as they prepare for the second half of the season, they discuss whether Jordan Walker’s impressive Home Run Derby performance made him a potential trade target for the Mariners, they break down whether we’ll see Kade Anderson come up as a bullpen arm this season, and they get you ready for tonight’s MLB All-Star Game. 

Dave and Lefko have their weekly conversation with Jon Morosi to get his thoughts on the excitement of the MLB All-Star Game, which Mariners can most benefit from the break, and how they can improve in the second half of the season, they are joined by El Hombre Michael Bradley to discuss last night’s Home Run Derby and the Seahawks’ new ownership group, and they hear what Seahawks guard Grey Zabel said about the nature of the Seahawks-Rams rivalry in Sweeping the Dial. 

Dave and Lefko break down what the sale of the Seattle Seahawks to the Khosla family means for the team moving forward, they discuss what effect it will have on the Devon Witherspoon negotiations, they look at what the future holds for Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams, and they react to where some key Seahawks landed on the latest offseason positional rankings. 

Mike Lefko and Charlie Furbush break down what went wrong and what went right in the first half of the Mariners’ season, they look at what the Mariners need to do to fix the biggest first half issues plaguing the team, they discuss how the Mariners can use the All-Star Break to right the ship, and they hear some glowing words about Mariners draft pick Ace Reese in Sweeping the Dial. 

Mike Lefko and Charlie Furbush are joined by Ryan Rowland-Smith to get his thoughts on the issues that have plagued the Mariners over the first half of the season and what they can do to get right in the second half, they discuss whether this is the version of Cal Raleigh we’ll see for the rest of the season, and they look at what the poor quality of the division and entirety of the American League has done for this Mariners team. 

Mike Lefko and Charlie Furbush break down how the second half of the Mariners’ season be different than the first half, they discuss whether Emerson Hancock should skip his next start to heal, they look at which Mariners will most benefit from the All-Star Break, and they try to predict when we’ll see Kade Anderson up in Seattle. 

Bob and Lefko are joined by Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times to get his thoughts on the biggest issues currently facing the Mariners, they discuss whether getting swept by the Marlins is the nadir of the Mariners season, they break down the Mariners starting pitching plan after the All Star Break, they react to one NFL expert predicting a 7-10 record for the defending Super Bowl Champion Seahawks in Whyman, and they wrap up the week by reading your mean texts! 

Shannon Drayer is joined by Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh to discuss what he learned during the first IL stint of his MLB career, how pitchers can adapt to aggressive offenses, and the mindset of the team heading into the second half of the season, Bob and Dave look back on Cole Young not challenging a bad strike call in last night’s loss, and they get you ready for the Mariners’ series finale against the Marlins. 

Bob and Dave are joined by Charlie Furbush to get his thoughts on the Mariners tough loss to the Marlins, the signs of progress he’s seen from Cal Raleigh, and how the Mariners six man starting pitching rotation has looked recently, and they discuss whether last night’s extra inning loss will raise the urgency for the Mariners to do something to help the lack of high-leverage arms in the bullpen at the MLB Trade Deadline. 

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks legend Jacob Green to discuss what Sam Darnold has brought to Seattle, Mike Macdonald’s leadership style, as well as his experience watching a World Cup game in Seattle, and they discuss what they need to see out of Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo in his start against the Marlins. 

Wyman and Bob discuss where they rank soccer players when it comes to the softest athletes in the world, They talk about what the Mariners should do with the rotation after the All-Star break and who would be the odd man out if they go to a five man rotation. They chat about a blurb on MLB.com concerning the biggest deadline needs for the Mariners. And they round out the show by finding out What We Learned today.

Wyman and Bob chat with El Hombre about the upcoming All-Star game, which will happen in his home town. They talk about ESPN's ranking of every NFL team by their best projected starting lineup of 22 players. And they respond to Bryce Miller commenting about when he started to think about the possibility of hitting a no-hitter on Thursday and Marlins manager, Clayton McCullough, explains why he pulled Eury Perez after 7 perfect innings in Sweeping the Dial.

Wyman and Bob talk with Ryan Rowland-Smith about the Mariners rotation. They share their thoughts about what the outfield could look like after the All-Star break. And they talk about what they saw from Cal this last homestand and how Brendan Donovan's return will effect this group. 

Wyman and Bob talk about all six starters posting quality starts in this last homestand. They talk about Lazaro Montes and Michael Arroyo being promoted to Triple-A Tacoma and the USA-Belgium game just hours away here in Seattle in Take Two. They chat with Jon Morosi about the Mariners last homestand and some soccer conversation as well. 

Wyman & Bob talk about how this final game against the Angels is a must win game as we need to sweep the division opponent. They also tell us what they want to see from the Mariners in their weekend series against the Blue Jays // Mean Texts

Wyman & Bob go through a hypothetical scenario, would this Mariners team be a playoff contender if their roster was fully healthy? We also hear from Jerry Dipoto about when we could possibly see Kade Anderson with the big-league club // Why has Cal Raleigh’s timing been off at the plate? He has been chasing more out of the zone and getting beat by high fastballs. The guys break down what they think is going on with the Mariners slugger. // The guys go through Dan Pleasac’s Top 25 MLB Starting Pitchers List and try to figure out why there are no Mariners on the list. // Sweeping the Dial: USMNT Manager Mauricio Pochettino disagreed with the referee’s decision to give Striker Folarin Balogun a red card during their match with Bosnia-Herzegovina, this also suspends him from the US’s next match against Belgium -ESPN’s Kevin Clark believes Kyler Murray is the most underrated signing of the NFL offseason -ProFootballTalk.com’s Mike Florio thinks the Dianna Russini investigation findings could be a 4th of July news dump

The guys discuss what a good outing for Bryce Miller would look like for his first solo start since the piggyback format was introduced // Prospect Insider’s Jason Churchill joins the show to talk about what his disappointment level has been with the Mariners so far in the season, why he thinks Cal has been struggling, Julio needs to be contributing more as the top tier talent that he is, and what he thinks Dan Wilson should do with his starting pitchers in a post piggyback format. // WHYMAN of the Week!

What do we expect to see out of Bryce Miller in his first solo start at home since the piggyback method was introduced? // Former Mariner Mike Cameron joins the show to talk about the upcoming Mariners Alumni Homerun Derby, his admiration for Ichiro, and how he is living life post baseball career and post injuries. // Take Two: -Junior Caminero has become the youngest player since 1900 to hit homeruns in 6 consecutive games -Congrats to the USMNT as they beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0 in their first knockout round win since 2002 // Wyman & Bob react to NFL.com’s offseason grade for the Seahawks. They were given a D+ which seemed odd for how the Seahawks drafted. 

Bob and Dave give their opinions on some of the best takes from around the station in Best of the Rest. They discuss Colt Emerson’s recent rise to glory and talk about what impresses them the most about the young Mariner. And they round out the show by finding out What they Learned Today.

Jon Morosi joins the show for his weekly segment to talk about his time in Seattle this past week, the state of the Mariners, the World Cup, and much more. The NFL released more of the Top-100 players list, so Bob and Dave go through it and talk about what Seahawks should make the cut. And they discuss the Seahawks trash-talkers, Nick Emmanwori’s welcome to the NFL moment, and more in Sweeping The Dial.

Mariners legend Nelson Cruz joins the show to talk about the Mariners Alumni HR Derby, his love for hitting in Safeco Field, his role within the Dodgers Organization, and much more. They debate who from the show would have the most success in a HR Derby. They go through ESPN’s 10 predictions for the ’26 NFL season. And talk about what this Mariners team would look like with a healthy Brendan Donovan in What If Wednesday.

Bob and Dave recap the Mariners win over the Angels, talk about Bryan Woo’s scoreless innings record, and much more. They talk about the Red Sox and Nationals benches clearing brawl and the Mariners prospects playing in the MLB futures game in Take Two.  They talk about Julio Rodriguez’s power dip while remaining productive. And they discuss if the Mariners have solved their starting pitching problem.

El Hombre aka Michael Bradley joins the show to talk about what he thinks about LeBron James leaving the Lakers, and what he thinks of the Brendan Sorsby situation.

Charlie Furbush joins the show for the whole hour! Charlie tells us how he felt seeing the Mariners come home and beat the Angels in game one of a three game series, what he thought of George Kirby’s outing, how Cole Young has adjusted to major league pitching this season compared to last season, and if there any moves the Mariners have made that have backfired. // There were zero Mariners that made it to the final voting for the All-Star game starters, the guys talk about if they are surprised about this and if there is anyone they think should have been voted in. // Charlie gives us his Mariners midseason report card! 

Wyman & Bob have a parent teacher conference with the Mariners and give the team different grades for how they have been performing in different areas. // We got on injury report from Justin Hollander and talk about when we could see players like Brendan Donovan and Matt Brash again. // The guys listen into some audio from Jeff Passan and determine if the Mariners are a World Series contending team and potential trade deadline targets. // Sweeping the Dial: Matthew Stafford was asked what hurts more; seeing Cooper Kupp play for Seattle or getting booed in Detroit. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler giving an update on Texan’s QB CJ Stroud’s extension. The Mets allowed a “Little League” Home Run against the Blue Jays last night, here’s SNY’s Gary Cohen and Ron Darling on the call.

Wyman & Bob give us their feelings on the Mariners winning the first game of the homestand after a terrible road trip. George Kirby pitched a gem of a game yesterday and hopefully that jumpstarts this struggling team. // Take Two: LeBron James has informed the Lakers that he plans to play somewhere else next season. Houston Astros All-Star shortstop Jeremy Pena is returning to the injured list, this time with a mild left calf strain. // The guys go through ESPN’s report cards for all the NFL teams, the Seahawks were given a B-. // Josh Naylor has been called out for being a dirty player, some would say a jerk. Wyman & Bob talk about it and give us their take on Naylor’s antics after his trash talk with Austin Hedges in Cleveland.