Danny O’Neil, Dave Wyman, and Jim Moore cover Seattle sports weekdays 3pm to 7pm on 710 ESPN Seattle.
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Listeners of Danny, Dave and Moore that love the show mention: hour 3,The Danny, Dave and Moore podcast is a highly entertaining show that brings a unique perspective to sports talk radio. The chemistry between the hosts is evident as they banter back and forth, making jokes and keeping the conversation lighthearted. The addition of guests like Paul Moyer and Mark Schlereth adds depth to the discussions and provides valuable insights into the sports world. Listeners can always count on this show to put a smile on their face and provide engaging content.
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However, one of the worst aspects of this podcast is the occasional audio issues. Some listeners have complained about hearing background noise or excessive breathing from Dave's microphone. While this may not be a major issue for everyone, it can be distracting for some listeners.
In conclusion, The Danny, Dave and Moore podcast is a must-listen for sports fans looking for entertaining content. With its humor, insightful discussions, and engaging interviews, it stands out among other sports talk shows. While there may be occasional audio issues that need to be addressed, overall it offers a great listening experience for fans of all ages.
Bob and Dave have their weekly chat with El Hombre Michael Bradley to get his thoughts on Cal Raleigh’s amazing start for the Mariners, the current MLB standings, the NBA Finals lineup, and the passing of NFL legend Jim Marshall, they get you ready for the start of the Mariners series against the Orioles, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!
Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Legend Mack Strong to discuss the beginning of his career as undrafted free agent and his years on the team, they look at which offensive and defensive linemen made the Seahawks’ list of the fifty best players in franchise history, and they hear Randy Johnson explain that he didn’t want to leave the Mariners in Sweeping the Dial.
Bob and Dave are joined by ESPN’s Brady Henderson live at the VMAC to discuss what he’s seen from Drew Lock and the rookies at Seahawks OTAs, they hear what Mike Macdonald said about Sam Darnold’s place as QB-1, they break down how important it will be for the Mariners to pick up an impact bat at the MLB trade deadline, and they look at what Cal Raleigh needs to do to be considered a contender for MVP.
Bob and Dave make their predictions for Julio, Goerge Kirby, and Cole Young in the Mariners series against the struggling Orioles, they ask if the Mariners should be calling up more of their touted prospects this season or letting them take their time, they hear what Seahawks Defensive Coordinator Aden Durde said about what he’s seen from the linebackers during OTAs, and they discuss how the Mariners season would look without Cal Raleigh putting up historic numbers.
Mike Lefko is joined by MLB Network’s Mark DeRosa to discuss what he’s seen from Andres Munoz this season and the lesson the Mariners should learn from Orioles this season, Bob and Dave they ask if Cal Raleigh is becoming the superstar that Julio was supposed to be, they bring you some of the biggest stories around the MLB, including the Rockies’ historically bad season and the latest AL West standings and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!
Bob and Dave react to the Seahawks’ lists of the top fifty Running Backs and Defensive Backs in franchise history, they discuss how worried they are about the Mariners bullpen and the bottom of the lineup, and they hear what Cole Young said about getting called up to the big leagues in Sweeping the Dial.
Bob and Dave have their weekly chat with Ryan Rowland-Smith to get his thoughts on how George Kirby and Bryce Miller have looked after their stints on the IL and what he saw from the series win against the Twins, they break down how Sam Darnold, Cooper Kupp, and the offensive line looked at today’s Seahawks OTA, and they discuss we need to see from the Mariners in their series against the struggling Orioles.
Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Safety Julian Love live at the VMAC to discuss his offseason process, his hopes for the 2025 season, and how he reacted to the offseason roster changes, they look back on how the Mariners won two games despite giving up three ninth inning leads in their series against the Twins, they ask if Cal Raleigh is becoming the superstar that Julio was supposed to be, and they break down how Bryce Miller did in his first start off the injured list.
Twins Play by Play Broadcaster Cory Provus joins the show to give us an opponent preview before the Mariners and Twins face off in a 3-game series. How has Ty France been doing on the Twins and how did he earn a spot on the roster? // What are our expectation for this Mariners series against the Twins? Bryan Woo has been dominant on the mound so far this season, what do you want to see from him on Saturday? // Mean Texts
This weekend the Mariners are throwing Woo, Miller, and Castillo against the Twins, what are we expecting from these three arms from the rotation? Kirby has struggled in his two starts back since returning from the IL and Gilbert had a rough outing in his first rehab start in Tacoma. // How concerned are you after yet another game of little production from the Mariners offense? JP, Julio, Cal, Randy, and Polanco combined for 1 hit for a total of 1-18 in Thursday’s game. // What are Wyman & Bob looking forward to seeing at Seahawks OTA’s next week? Seeing the new offense take form with Sam Darnold combine with Cooper Kupp and JSN. Nick Emmanwori has potential to be a great safety and bolster this Seahawks defense. // Sweeping the Dial: Dan Wilson was asked about J.P. Crawford’s ejection in the 6th inning. Sam Darnold: on how it feels to be the clear cut starter this season. Joe Flacco had some issue with being labeled as a mentor for the young Browns QBs
Sam Darnold the Seahawks favorite to be their starting QB was on the Rich Eisen Show to talk about how he is getting used to the new offense that the Seahawks have. He talked about hoe great Cooper Kupp is and what he has learned about one of his WR targets in JSN. The Seahawks have also bolstered their defense, would this account for another win in their record? // Geno Smith is being very well received in Las Vegas and is getting great reviews at Raiders OTA’s. Do you think he can lead the Raiders to success and are you rooting for him? // There is one burning question we have about this Mariners team, why do they struggle at home? Do they need to change their approach at the plate to play to the dimensions of the ballpark? // WHYMAN: LeSean McCoy compared Shedeur Sanders to Tom Brady and Joy Taylor does not quite understand that Aaron Rodgers is not officially on the Steelers.
With the Mariners dropping two of three games to the Nationals in dramatic fashion, was this one of the worst series losses of the season? The lack of offense was a bad sign outside of the bottom of the lineup and the Mariners are only 0.5 games up on the Astros. // Emerson Hancock had one of his better outings last night and had a relatively low pitch count, did it make sense to pull him in the 6th for the lefty-lefty matchup? // Take Two: Logan Gilbert first rehab start last night: 1.2 innings, 2 hits and a run, struck out three, walked two, and hit a batter in a 45-pitch outing, Bryce Miller also returns to the rotation tomorrow. Kraken have hired their next head coach: Lane Lambert, most recently the associate head coach of the Leafs…also the head coach of the Islanders during the 2022 and 2023 seasons // The umpiring in last nights Mariners game was terrible. Should there be a form of umpire accountability like a postgame press conference to explain their calls? What changes would you want to see with the umpiring in the MLB? // Around the MLB: Mike Trout has been activated off the IL after getting injured back on April 30th. Yordan Alvarez is also set to return as soon as this weekend.
Bob and Dave continue to discuss which Mariners players they are most optimistic and pessimistic about this season, they get you ready for the Mariners series finale against the Nationals, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!
Shannon Drayer has her weekly conversations with Cal Raleigh to discuss how he builds trust with the younger pitchers, Logan Evans’ brilliant start in the Mariners win over the Nationals, and how the clubhouse celebrates after a big win, Bob and Dave break down why so many people are pessimistic about the Seahawks this year, and they hear Caleb Williams dispel the rumors that he wanted to play for the Vikings in Sweeping the Dial.
Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on George Kirby’s tough start in the Mariners loss to the Nationals, the issues facing the lineup right now, and his expectations for the Seahawks following their offseason changes, they discuss their level of confidence in some of the most important Mariners players, and they hear why Sheil Kapadia has concerns about the 2025 Seahawks.
Bob and Dave are joined by CBS Sports MLB writer Matt Snyder to discuss the ups and down of the Mariners season so far, they look back on George Kirby’s tough start in the Mariners shutout loss to the Nationals, they ask if the Mariners can continue to win games if the top of the order isn’t performing, and now that we are a third of the way though the season they break down what we know for sure about this Mariners team.
Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Jon Morosi to get his thoughts on Logan Evans’ amazing start against the Nationals, where Cal Raleigh is in the AL MVP race, how the Mariners stack up against their AL West rivals, some possible trade deadline targets for the Mariners, their continuing injury issues, and the Athletics’ Minor League stadium issues.
Bob and Dave are joined by MLB.com Mariners beat writer Daniel Kramer to discuss the Mariners sending Logan Evans down following his great start and current status of the injured pitchers, they break down why the Mariners should be considering a six man pitching rotation, they look at Cal Raleigh’s place in the MVP race, and they hear why Terry Bradshaw doesn’t want Aaron Rodgers playing in Pittsburgh in Sweeping the Dial.
Bob and Dave ask if we should be expecting a repeat of last night’s offense explosion in tonight’s game against the Nationals, Mariners GM Justin Hollander Justin Hollander delivers some injury updates on Luke Raley and Victor Robles, they lay out their expectations for George Kirby’s second start of the season, and they look at what the Mariners season would look like if Logan Gilbert hadn’t gotten hurt in What If Wednesday.
Bob and Dave are joined by Mark Schlereth to discuss his expectations for the Seahawks season, Klint Kubiak’s new offense, the start of the Pete Carroll era for the Raiders, and Aaron Rodger’s future in the NFL, they look back on Logan Evans’ amazing start in the Mariners explosive win over the Nationals, and they look at where the Mariners stand in the AL West.
Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with El Hombre Michael Bradley to get his thoughts on the current MLB standings, Bryce Harper’s time with the Phillies, the offseason pessimism surrounding the Seahawks, they get you ready for the start of the Mariners home series against the Nationals, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!
Bob and Dave are joined by Charlie Furbush in studio all hour to look back on what happened to the Mariners offense over the road trip, they discuss some possible trade deadline targets, they break down whether the Mariners should switch to a six-man pitching rotation once Bryce Miller is back, and they look at whether the Mariners will be able to hold onto the division lead until they are fully healthy.
Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Ryan Rowland-Smith to get his thoughts on the issues facing the lineup and what he saw from the team over the ten game road trip, they break down whether the Mariners should switch to a six-man pitching rotation once Bryce Miller is back, they ask if the Seahawks are taking a step back in 2025, and they hear what Dan Wilson had to say about his first ejection as an MLB manager in Sweeping the Dial.
Bob and Dave break down why the Mariners 6-4 road trip felt like a disappointment in the end, they discuss how concerned we should be about the offense after the tough series loss to the Astros, they look at whether this Mariners team feels like a playoff team at this point in the season, and they give their expectations for Bryce Miller and Logan Gilbert eventual return to the pitching rotation.
Dave and Bob talk about the Mariners offensive regression, is the high strikeouts something to be worried about? They talk about the platoon at 1st base amid Rowdy Tellez’s resurgence, give an update on Jorge Polanco’s injury, and explore the option of the trade market. And they talk about the difference between the Tush Push and a standard QB sneak. They give their takes on the talking points that have been driving the conversation on other shows on the station in Best Of The Rest. And they read your Mean Texts
Bob and Dave recap a tough Mariners loss to the Astro’s, talk about George Kirby’s first start of the season, the offense’s continued high strikeout numbers, and more. They talk about Mariners roster moves, and some MLB headlines in Take Two. And John Morosi joins the show to brag about his Detroit Tigers leading the American League, talk about George Kirby’s return, how to solve some of the Mariners’ offensive regressions and much, much more. They talk about the Tush Push, Charles Barkley’s gambling habits, and more in Why Man?
Cal Raleigh joins Shannon Drayer for the Cal Raleigh show to talk about Luis Castillo’s Fastball, The Mariners record on the road and much, much more. Bob and Dave react to Shannon and Cal’s conversation and talk about Cal’s workload and where Harry Ford might fit into the equation. They talk about the new-look Seahawks Wide Receiver room and what their expectations are for the unit under new Offensive Coordinator Klint Kubiak. And they talk about how George Kirby’s return could vault the Mariners’ rotation back to the top of the league.
Bob and Dave talk about their expectations for George Kirby, who’s making his season debut tonight against the Astros. They talk about the Mariners renewing their rivalry with Hueston, the impact of the coaching staff, and more. They talk about the new College Football Playoff format and more in Take Two. They give their takes on Cal Raleigh’s MVP case. And they talk about the NFL allowing players to play Flag Football in the Olympics.
Dave and Bob react to the breaking news of Colts’ owner Jim Irsay, they remember the life of one of the NFL’s great owners. They talk about the Mariners recent success on the road, including their sweep of the Padres and series win over the White-Sox. They predict which Mariners they think will make the All-Star Team. And they round out the show by finding out What they Learned Today.
Bob and Dave react to all of the news from the NFL this morning, including drama over the Tush Push, joint practices, Olympic Flag Football, and much more. They talk about the new rules surrounding Hard-Knocks and their expectations for George Kirby when he makes his season debut tomorrow. And they talk about Seahawks Rookie TE Elijah Arroyo, Nikola Jokic, and more in Sweeping the Dial.
Wyman and Bob react to another series win on the road for the Mariners, off the back of a strong performance from Logan Evans and Leody Taveras. They talk about how Julio’s recent resurgence, and Cal’s steady consistency, are lifting the Mariners’ offense. And they talk about what an injury-proof Mariners team would look like this season in What If Wednesday.
El Hombre Michael Bradley joins the show to talk about the Packers' ammendment to the Tush-Push ban proposal, the NFL allowing its players to participate in Flag-Football at the Olympics, Phillies closer Jose Alvarado's PED suspension and much, much more. And they wrap up the show by talking about some headlines from around the MLB.
Bob and Dave react to the Mariners’ win over the White-Sox last night, talk about Luis Castillo’s return to form, Julio’s grand slam, and more. They talk about the Mariners’ using an opener in today’s game and the NFL allowing players to play flag football in the upcoming Olympics in Take Two. They talk about the Packers’ amendment to their proposed ban of the Tush-Push and how they would feel about the NFL getting rid of the play. And they react to Jeff Passan’s comments from this morning’s Brock and Salk show.
Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Ryan Rowland-Smith to get his thoughts on the Mariners amazing sweep of the Padres, the most pleasant surprises from the bullpen this season, and to preview the rest of the road trip.
Bob and Dave break down how the Mariners were able to bounce back from a bad homestand to sweep the Padres over the weekend, they look back on what the series told them about the offense, they discuss what this pitching rotation can look like when George Kirby returns, and they ask if the 49ers overpaid for Brock Purdy or if this is simply the going rate for quarterbacks in the NFL now.
We continue with Wyman and Moyer’s predictions on the Seahawks 2025 season. // Mean Texts
Mariners Broadcaster Gary Hill joins Wyman & Moyer to preview the Mariners series down in San Diego against the Padres. // Seahawks GM John Schneider gave some insight into the Seahawks WR room and one topic was about DK leaving, was it for money or just a fresh start? // Sweeping the Dial: On "The Jets Lounge" podcast Jamal Adams said it would be a dream come true to return to the Jets. Al Michaels said the Thursday Night Football schedule has come a long way. John Schneider told Rich Eisen that Sam Darnold was aware of their plans to draft Jaden Milroe
Seahawks reporter John Boyle joins the show to talk about the recently released 2025 Seahawks schedule. How Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald’s second season will differ from his first. // In an interview with Carl Williams, the father of Caleb Williams, Seth Wickersham discovered that Carl and Caleb did everything they could to not play for the Chicago Bears and even considered the UFL as a way out. // WHYMAN: The Seahawks catch a stray insult in the Saints Schedule release video.
Dave Wyman and Paul Moyer go through the 2025 Seahawks schedule and predict how many wins they will have this season. Dave has the Seahawks down for an 11-6 record. // Take Two: The San Francisco 49ers have given QB Brock Purdy a 5-year extension worth $265 million. The Mariners start their 10-game road trip today in San Diego for their first of three games against the Padres. // Seahawks GM John Schneider talked about his expectation level going into the 2025 season for their new QB Sam Darnold. He also talked about where Jalen Milroe’s ceiling could be. // What’s Bugging Paul! Stupid bike lanes in Seattle.
Shannon Drayer has her weekly conversations with Cal Raleigh to discuss how the youngest players in the lineup have stepped up and the impact Edgar Martinez has had on the Mariners offense this season, Bob and Dave give their expectations for former Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll’s first year with the Raiders, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!
Bob and Dave are joined by Luke Arkins of Mariners Consigliere to discuss why the Mariners aren’t paying Julio like a superstar right now, they have their weekly conversation with El Hombre Michael Bradley to get his thoughts on the Seahawks schedule release, streaming service games and the MLB reinstating Pete Rose, they break down whether they feel better or worse about the Mariners this season, and they hear why Rich Eisen think Aaron Rodgers could be heading to the Steelers in Sweeping the Dial.
Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to discuss his predictions for the early weeks of the Seahawks 2025 schedule, they questions he still has about this team, and the season ticket resale controversy, they layout their expectations for the Mariners ten game road trip, they try to predict how Geno Smith will look in Las Vegas under Pete Carroll, and they break down what George Kirby’s return from the IL means for the rotation.