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Digging back into Greg Amsinger's comments that we led the show with. Is there something to Dan Wilson not being tied to Dipoto in the player's eyes the way Servais was? Then, Brock and Salk discuss their favorite moments from Cooper Kupp's press conference yesterday and Salk decides who found the worst commentary of the week in Trash Takes.

David Samson of CBS Sports joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about what the Mariners did, and mostly didn't, do this off-season, Jerry Dipoto's comments and the financial situation of the team, the pitching staff, a possible work-stoppage, and playoffs.

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain talk about John Schneider's thoughts at the NFL Combine about fans at Lumen Field, Jerry Dipoto's comments towards fans, what Dick learned from Jedd Fisch today at UW, then we react to some Fun with Audio.

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler, Dick Fain, and Jackson Felts revisit and react to Chuck and Bucky's conversation with Jerry Dipoto and Bruce Harrell's joke about the return of the NBA soon, while Softy was on vacation last week, then get Fun with Audio.

In the first hour, Dick Fain, Hugh Millen, and Jackson Felts listen and react to comments from Jerry Dipoto today with Chuck and Bucky, talking about the Mariners spending, the lack of a big signing, and how the team can be great, then the guys get Fun with Audio.

Jayson Stark of The Athletic joins Dave Softy Mahler to talk about the Mariners lack of moves this off-season and the urgency to finally get to a World Series, if the issues with the team are more with Ownership or Dipoto, Jorge Polanco's return, and the AL West.

Mariners GM Justin Hollander spoke on this station yesterday, what did we learn from his conversations on the Mariners upcoming season and offseason moves? Why did the Mariners not make more trades to bolster the offense? What determines what players the front office goes after? // Headline Rewrites: The Maimi Heat have traded Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warrior for Andrew Wiggins, The Jacksonville Jaguars have named a 29 year old Grandt Udinski as their new OC. //  Jon Morosi explained what he thought about Jerry Dipoto’s comments about the offseason moves and the team’s production last season. Morosi can understand why Dipoto’s comments could be a slap in the face to the fans that want this organization to spend more to win. // We have two teams in two sports that are running their leagues. The Chiefs are looking for a 3-peat in the Super Bowl. The Dodgers have been the spending powerhouse of the MLB, are these two teams bad for their sports? 

Salk looks at the Jerry Dipoto comments from a different perspective, explaining why Dipoto is taking a gamble with this coaching staff and keeping most of the same roster from 2024. Then, they re-air their conversation with Andy McKay where he dives in on some of the Mariners exciting prospects.

Jerry Dipoto made a lot of Mariners fans angry earlier in the week by defending a lack of activity this offseason, but is he really just covering for ownership? - There have been several instances of Jerry and Justin commenting on the team and the moves or lack thereof that certainly seem like they're covering for the owners. - How much of what they're saying is what they actually believe? Is that why Jerry's job is secure? :30- Al Kinisky (Kraken color analyst) joins us following the Kraken shootout loss. - Kaapo Kakko's contributions - The younger players are stepping up - Are we bad at shootouts? :45- We close out this snowy Wednesday with one last thing!

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain chat with new Washington Huskies Offensive Coordinator Jimmy Daughtery, revisit the maddening Jerry Dipoto audio from earlier today, then ask NBA broadcaster PJ Carlesimo about the big Luka Doncic trade.

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler, Dick Fain, and Jackson Felts react to Jerry Dipoto's comments today about the state of the Mariners offense, then ask RJ Choppy in Dallas why the Mavericks traded Luka Doncic to the Lakers before getting some Fun w/ Audio.

Chuck and Anders break down the Jorge Polanco (re) signing, and of course, talk about the comments made by Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto summarizing the offseason.

- Jerry Dipoto spoke to the media yesterday and got everyone angry all over again… Defends the offense and the lack of moves this offseason, saying they didn't have a lot of holes to fill and the offense wasn't as bad as it's being made out to be… ;30- The Super Bowl is 5 days away and Opening Night was last night. - Do the Chiefs have the advantage in being there for the 3rd year in a row? - Travis has one question for the media… :45- We defeated the snow for another day and made it into work!

There's a lot going on right now and our heads are spinning. What is going on in the Mountain West? It reminds Ian of the tumultuous relationship he has with college sports. He can't wrap his head around paying the salary of college athletes. Seattle sports are hurting right now - who can we see as the next great hope?   Jim Bowden had some scathing comments regarding Mariners ownership and lack of spending. We take a listen back to his conversation with Softy and Dick and Ian reacts.   Anders has some intel from a current MLB scout who puts a lot of blame on Jerry Dipoto, while Bowden put it all on ownership. Ian points out that regardless of what's going on, MLB teams make money.   Of Keith Law's top 100 prospects in MLB, the Mariners have seven on the list. None of them are pitchers. Ian gets some insight from another MLB scout source who explains how other teams know how desperate the Mariners are, which halts their ability to do business.   Daily Power Play.   Mike Holmgren, Legendary Coach joins us in studio to talk about Klint Kubiak as the new offensive coordinator for the Seahawks. What will he do with the personnel the team currently has? Plus, are we seeing a shift back to more traditional offenses in the NFL? Everyone wants to run the ball, but it's a matter of execution.   Andy Reid is back in the Super Bowl and Coach discusses how he's managed to build a dynasty in Kansas City. Coach shares some stories about coaching in the postseason. Coach takes some questions from listeners.  Crosstalk with Softy!

We continue the conversation about John Schneider's newfound power with a more general look at today's GM's. More and more GM's seem to want the absolute power with no push back from their head coaches, so they make personnel decisions alone and the organization suffers as a result. John Schneider doesn't seem to be the only one in Seattle taking this approach… :30- ABCs of the Mariners: Special Edition D is for Dipoto. Jerry Dipoto wants to make all of the decisions, but he lacks one important skill; people skills and for all of his talent, this continues to stand out as a glaring issue. :45- The Huskies are wearing alternate black uniforms for a Blackout on Friday night. Do we like the choice? How do we feel about UCLA's (ugly) uniforms? Do the Kraken and Blackhawks have the best uniforms in the NHL? Should the Mariners get new uniforms?

We are back after taking a week off to digest the end of the Mariners season!We talk about the M's finishing up at 85-77 on the year and winning five of their last six games, but also about the missed opportunity the team had this season.Furthermore, we discuss the comments by Jerry Dipoto and John Stanton at the end of the season and Brady reveals his new mantra for the M's offseason.Plus, we take a look at some early questions for the offseason ahead.

I say farewell to the 2024 Mariners, and take a look back at the last decade of M's baseball and the pain it's provided to us fans. I touch on the recent Dipoto comments on the off-season, and the Jude article going over what we should expect in terms of $$ spent by the team to prepare for the 2025 season. I salute the Oakland A's at the end and yell at billionaires to end this episode. Thanks for listening all season!Twitter - @chaosball1977Email - mschaosball@gmail.com

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason  “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore jump into the disaster that was the Cougars this weekend against Boise State , and reflect on the Mariners' disappointing season and the decision not to hold a formal press conference .Jim wrote a satirical press conference on how the Mariners end of the season presser should have sounded and it's hilarious!  Go check it out at PuckSports.com, on the blog tab. Why do the Mariners find themselves so unaccountable and why do we as fans seem to put up with their behavior.  They had over 35K people a day there this past weekend. Why??. Both Puck and Jim love the Seahawks +3.5 tonight against Detroit and feel that Geno Smith will once again shine in Detroit.  As Puck likes to point out as a smarts, the team that wins the trenches will win the game! Thanks tips.  Jim wonders if he should write a column on Lee Corso and whey he thinks he should be taken off College GameDay.  Puck, the mature one :), tells Jim not to write the column. Finally, they both find it funny that GameDay will be at Cal this Saturday for the Bears home game against Miami! Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio stops by for his final visit of the season.  They dive right into the Mariners failures this season and dissected what went wrong and how they could possibly fix it. Jim didn't like the decision for Jerry Dipoto not to do an official end of the year press conference and agreed that John Stanton, the owner should have been present to answer specific questions like why he decided to bring Dipoto and general manager Justin Hollander back for another season. Despite Dipoto saying his outfield is set, Puck and Duquette wonder if they will still try and move Randy Arozarena in the offseason.  Duquette is convinced that they will shot Luis Castillo.  The move would free up $72 million and bring some young talent back. Dipoto claims that they will not have any financial restraints, but they owe a lot of money in arbitration to a number of players and that won't leave them a lot once they are finished with those players.  Rundown00:00 Jim and Puck lament to the Cougars loss…Mariners season being over and the Seahawks taking on the Lions tonight in MNF10:54 Cougars still can't tackle 16:41 Mariners show themselves as cowards this past weekend 30:50 Why won't ownership acknowledge the Dipoto extension. What are they afraid of?35:08 M's won't get any FA's…They owe their own players too much money 55:41 Seahawks and Lions MNF…Take the Hawks and points and over! 01:01:00 Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio joins for the final official time as he and Puck wrap up the 2025 Mariners and MLB season…..Will Luis Castillo be traded?  Holes all over the infield, who can they get to help?   Ownership not accountable.  Dipoto half-assed press conference.  Edgar Martinez future?  Who will play in the World Series and who do we want?

Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio stops by for his final visit of the season.  They dive right into the Mariners failures this season and dissected what went wrong and how they could possibly fix it. Jim didn't like the decision for Jerry Dipoto not to do an official end of the year press conference and agreed that John Stanton, the owner should have been present to answer specific questions like why he decided to bring Dipoto and general manager Justin Hollander back for another season. Despite Dipoto saying his outfield is set, Puck and Duquette wonder if they will still try and move Randy Arozarena in the offseason.  Duquette is convinced that they will shot Luis Castillo.  The move would free up $72 million and bring some young talent back. Dipoto claims that they will not have any financial restraints, but they owe a lot of money in arbitration to a number of players and that won't leave them a lot once they are finished with those players. 

Gene Steratore (CBS Rules Analyst) joins us on a Monday for a change! We discuss all of the challenges in the GB/MIN game and Matt LaFleur's meltdown. Kittle's holding call, Lazard's celebration and the Hail Mary attempt on Friday night. :30- Everett Fitzhugh (Kraken Audio Network) stops by to cheer on his Lions ahead of tonight's MNF game and give us the latest with the Kraken as the season opener is just over a week away! :45- A Dipoto discussion…

Bret Boone, former Mariners All Star turned professional podcaster, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the M's hopes for the playoffs with 16 games left, what Edgar Martinez has done for the offense, and Jerry Dipoto reportedly returning.

Bill Krueger from Root Sports joins Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and they haven't talked since the firing of Scott Servais and the report that Jerry Dipoto will come back next season as president of baseball operations. Did Bill like the move?  Has Edgar Martinez truly made a big difference with hitting/approach?  Lastly, Krueger shakes his head at the thought the M's could trade Logan Gilbert in the offseason. 

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, hold an emergency podcast after the announcement that Jerry Dipoto is returning in 2025. Puck and Divish discuss the lack of transparency from ownership and the concerns about Dipoto's ability to build a successful offense. They also speculate on the length of Dipoto's contract and the potential risks of desperate decision-making to save his job. The conversation highlights the need for stability and clear direction within the organization.Rundown00:00 Jerry Dipoto is coming back in '25…why?05:25 What led to the decision?09:30 The Lack of Transparency in Bringing Back Dipoto14:45 The Concerns About the Offense23:25 The Risks of Desperate Decision-Making29:30 The Importance of Stability and Clear Direction

On today's Daily Puck Drop,  Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore, former co-host at KJR, open up with Jim on the road in Madras, Oregon.  They discuss their excitement and nerves about taking the show live starting Monday. They mention the sponsors of their show and express gratitude for their support. They briefly mention the possibility of new hosts taking over their previous time slot.  The conversation revolves around the Seattle Mariners and their general manager Jerry Dipoto. The hosts discuss the recent decision to extend Dipoto's contract despite the team's lack of success. They express frustration with the organization's lack of accountability and the failure to make the playoffs in nine years. They also discuss the team's farm system, the toxic environment within the organization, and the Mariners' reputation for being cost-conscious. The conversation touches on the possibility of trading players and the future of the team. In this final part of the conversation, Jim and Puck discuss the memories and emotions surrounding the Oakland Coliseum, the potential contract extension for Geno Smith, and their smoking lock of the week. They also introduce Taylor Mathis, a sports handicapper, and discuss upcoming episodes and guests.Rundown00:00 Jim at a park in Madras, Oregon 05:39 Show goes live starting Monday…the guys are a little nervous 08:24 Gratitude for Sponsors and New App15:13 Puck gives out Jim's Venmo again so people can send him money19:47 Jim and Puck talk about their replacements on the radio 20:21 Frustration with the Mariners' Lack of Success21:19 The Toxic Environment within the Organization22:09 Dipoto's Reputation for Being Cost-Conscious26:06 Speculation about Trades and the Future of the Team42:01 Remembering the Oakland Coliseum44:15 The Geno Smith Contract Extension47:14 Introducing Taylor Mathis, a busty sports handicapper 59:20 Upcoming Episodes and Guests

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Chris Egan, King 5, discuss various topics including Chris's return to America, the excitement of high school football, the Washington State Fair, and Chris's daughter's wedding. They also talk about the Seahawks and the tradition of the father-daughter dance at weddings. In this conversation, Chris Egan and Puck discuss various topics including technical difficulties, the Puyallup Fair, the Seattle Mariners, and the upcoming Seattle Seahawks season. They also share personal stories about family events and a boating mishap. The conversation is filled with humor and insights into local sports and events.Rundown 00:00 Chris Egan's Return to America and the Excitement of High School Football01:35 Wedding of the year for Egan's daughter 03:12 What's with the tradition of dancing with your daughter at her wedding? Scones or elephant ears?26:01 Why did the M's bring Jerry Dipoto back?31:01 Excitement over the start for the Seahawks 37:07 Chris saves a sinking boat 

We cover the top 8 sports stories of the day in the Ocho 1. Dipoto to stay with M's in 2025 2. Mariners gain two games in two days 3. NFL season is underway 4. Seahawks/Broncos just two days away 5. NFL Opening Sunday! 6. CFB- Huskies host the EMUs 7. CFB- week two: Michigan vs Texas and more 8. Sounders vs Columbus :30- Comedian Dustin Nickerson joins the show to talk Seattle sports and his upcoming comedy shows! :45- B1G Fantasy pickups and a look at the action in the conference last weekend.

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain chat with Petros Papadakis about USC's win over LSU, Kirk Herbstreit's dog, and Oregon, then the guys ask why Furness is taking Friday off before Dick and Jackson debate Jerry Dipoto's timeline to get fired.

Larry Stone, legendary sports writer, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to discuss when the Mariners could or should fire Jerry Dipoto, the possible offseason trades that the team could make, whether M's ownership has the fire to win, and getting a new GM.

Steven Souza Jr, former Mariners and MLB outfielder, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to take part in the funeral for the 2024 M's after a bad weekend, if it's finally time for Jerry Dipoto to be fired, adjustments that need to be made, and who to build around.

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain chat with Jerry Brewer about the Colorado football program, the new-look Huskies, and Mariners changes, then they review two ongoing contests plus discuss the future of Mariners President Jerry Dipoto.

Former Mariners All Star Bret Boone joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the M's week under Dan Wilson after the managerial change, the September schedules for the M's and Astros, Jerry Dipoto's future, and Julio Rodriguez's season.

Kicking off the long holiday weekend. Huskies and Cougs start their 2024 campaign tomorrow, but you will only be able to watch one of them.Heidi Watney, Apple TV joins the show to discuss the Mariners' home stretch of the season before they play on Apple TV tonight. Where does she see the Mariners ending up at the end of the year? T-Mobile Park may be deterring hitters from joining the club. Ty France joined Heidi following the trade with only good things to say about the city but maybe a bit too much information from the analytics group. Where do the players ultimately stand on the analytics side of baseball? Globalization of baseball. The Mariners have a soft schedule coming up but are still in a bad spot with Houston 4 games up and multiple teams to jump in the Wild Card race. Danny O'Neil, The Dang Apostrophe!, joins the show to discuss the Mariners. The team is 4-2 under Dan Wilson, and runs per game have increased. Many of which came in a single game but take what we can get. How are the Mariners under .500 this season with Logan Gilbert on the mound? We touch on the systemic issues that seem to be within the Mariners' organization and fans looking to move on from not only Jerry Dipoto and ownership. Danny says ownership is the teams biggest downfall and has kept them from success on the field. Does it mean something that Scott Servais did not mention Dipoto in his good bye statement? The city continues to sour on the Mariners “leadership”. However, one thing we know if that winning can cure all. Daily Power Play,  Awful news out of the NHL as Johnny Gaudreau and his brother passed away last night after being struck by a drunk driver. John Forslund spoke with Mike Benton about the tragedy and his memories of Gaudreau. ROB RANG, FOX SPORTS.COM AND SCOUT FOR THE BC LIONS, joins for the first time this season to talk the upcoming CFB season, and the massive kickoff weekend coming up. He touches on Seahawks' draft picks to this point and last night's games including Colorado's victory over North Dakota State which featured Travis Hunter showing he may be the best player in the country albeit in a tight victory. Where does Shadeur Sanders rank amongst QBs going into the draft after this season?

We are back on a Tuesday after the Mariners went 4-2 over the most recent homestand. We talk about the style of play under Dan Wilson and why you have no choice but to be encouraged by it.Then, Brady has been a defender of Jerry Dipoto but how did he feel after reading the Danny O'Neil story in the Tacoma News Tribune? Furthermore, Brady still doesn't think it's Dipoto's fault that Scott Servais found out he was being fired online.Then, Danny O'Neil joins us to talk about his article, his thoughts on Jerry and more. And we react to the terrifying Ryan Divish comments on the "Marine Layer" podcast.

Steven Souza Jr, former Mariners and MLB outfielder, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the hope in the Mariners playoff chances now, if we are scoreboard watching, the effect that Dan Wilson is having, plus the futures of him and Jerry Dipoto.

Coach Mike Holmgren joins the show to talk about the firing of Scott Servais as he switches gears with us.  We listen to Jerry Dipoto's press conference announcing the firing of Scott Servais and hiring of Dan Wilson, Steven Souza Jr. joins to react.

Ian is live from Georgetown Brewery for the special release of the Mayor IPA! He tells us why this is so important, as well as how may people it impacts. Danny O'Neil, The Dang Apostrophe! Danny  gives his honest reaction to the Mariners move to fire Scott Servais and what really needs to happen for this team to have actual success.  Why is Jerry safe? Danny doesn't think the team is serious about winning if they keep Dipoto. Danny shares some impressions of the new Seahawks. Matt Connelly, Georgetown Brewing sits down with Ian to talk about the amazing things that are coming out of the brewery and the causes they support. Stewart Mandel, The Athletic joins Ian to kick off the college football season! He takes us through the new look of college football, what the Big 10 looks like now and a little something that might benefit Washington State and Oregon State come bowl season. Ashley Ryan is at Georgetown! She joins Ian to discuss the fallout from the Mariners' decision to fire Scott Servais. Ashley is seeing a glass half full. Kym Hilinski joins Ian to discuss how important the Mayor IPA is to the causes she's working for, specifically Hilinski's Hope. She's in Pullman right now and tells us what she's doing to help student athletes. Rob Rang, FOX Sports.com and BC Lions Scout joins us as we head into the final week of the Seahawks' preseason. He gives his insights on what he's seen from Sam Howell and why he's been unfairly criticized. Plus, and inside look at the offensive line. What does he make of the Darrell Taylor trade, as well Michael Jackson? Rob tells us more about Michael Barrett. Brandon Huffman, 247Sports sits down with Ian to talk about the Avery Strong Foundation, and all the good that comes out of a tragic situation. He lost his daughter and is fighting to make sure other parents don't have to go through what his family did. Plus, some talk about the rebuild the Huskies are experiencing.

EMERGENCY MOLLYWHOP! Chris Crawford and Nathan Bishop give their initial reactions to the Mariners' reported firing of Scott Servais. Crawford thinks they're replacing him with Dan Wilson to do everything they can to keep people coming to the ballpark, while failing. Nathan agrees and doesn't know how we can even fairly evaluate Servais in the circumstances in which he's operated. Chris and Nathan remain with us to react to Dan Wilson taking over for the Mariners, and Chris is surprised they didn't go with Manny Acta or Kristopher Negron. This just points to keeping butts in seats. Nathan is watching other moves being made, as in Edgar Martinez joining the staff. These moves are clearly being made over Jerry Dipoto's head. What makes a good manager? Scott Servais was put in an impossible position, in more than one way. Chris and Nathan continue the hour MollyWhop marathon to tell us what kind of team Dan Wilson is inheriting right now. Plus, how safe is Jerry's job right now? Corbin Smith, Locked on Seahawks gives his first reaction to the Seahawks trading cornerback Michael Jackson to the Panthers for linebacker Michael Barrett. The depth at linebacker is a good add, while the Seahawks had an embarrassment of riches in the defensive backfield, especially at corner. Chuck Powell joins Ian in studio, after having predicted the Servais firing if the Dodgers series went the way it did this week. Neither of the guys want anyone to lose a job, but this move just makes sense. How much blame should be put on Servais or Dipoto for the careers that came to Seattle to die? Chuck gives Jerry Dipoto a lot of credit for what he's done here - if you want him out, be careful what you wish for. An adequate offense should be enough for this team to be a perennial postseason contender. We begin the cavalcade of fans weighing in on the Mariners. Brandon Funston, The Athletic kicks off the unofficial start to the weekend. Today, we talk quarterbacks as you prepare for your fantasy draft. Listeners let loose on the firing of Scott Servais, and boy do we have a lot.

Bump and Stacy are joined by Cougars head football coach Jake Dickert to get you ready for the start of the 2024 college football season, they give you their thoughts on Julio’s possible return and the Kraken signing Matty Beniers in Headline Rewrites, they bring you some of the biggest stories around the NFL, including what Cowboys GM Jerry Jones said about CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott’s contract negotiations, and they break down Dipoto’s comments on the construction of his team. 

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, joined by Brad Adam, Root Sports, for his weekly conversation discussing the Mariners.  The majority of the conversation centered on who is to blame for their play?  Is it the fault of ownership, the front office or the manager?  Puck and Brad both agree they all share blame.  if they do miss the playoffs and make changes at the end of the season, do they just fire Scott Servais or do they also include Jerry Dipoto and the front office into that equation?Why do so many of the players they acquire struggle to hit here?  Servais seems to get all the blame for the offense, but for some fans he gets no credit for how the pitchers perform.  However, Dipoto and the front office get all the credit for the pitching staff, but none of the blame for the offense?  Puck heads out on vacation and will be back on Sept. 2, he asked Brad if the M's will have a deficit that is greater or lesser than five?

Julio got thrown into the fire without a rehab assignment - why? Is Victor Robles' most recent performance sustainable? His contract is extremely club friendly, so why didn't he bet on himself? Has your opinion of Mariners ownership and the front office changed over the last few weeks? Ian applauds them for filling out their outfield.  Steven Souza evaluated the Victor Robles deal and while he applauds Dipoto for getting it done, it's also a bit of a stretch considering his career numbers. He tells us the perspective from both the player and club side.  A listener posed the question whether we'd like Jared Kelenic or Victor Robles right now, and we'd all take Robles. Plus, over in the NFL, we give the latest on the Brandon Aiyuk rumors.  Joe Sheehan, The Joe Sheehan Newsletter joins us to react to the Mariners signing Victor Robles to an extension, where they stand in their ability to make the post-season and why there's less value in getting the top seeds right now. However, a first round bye is ideal.  Julio Rodriguez didn't get a rehab assignment prior to rejoining the team and it begs the question 'why'? Steven Souza joined Softy and Hugh yesterday and gave an inside perspective on why that was a bad choice. Sometimes the player needs to be protected from himself.  The Daily Power Play!  We had too many great moments out at Seahawks training camp and one of our favorite interviews was with Seahawks defensive end, Mike Morris. We revisit the best part of that conversation where he takes us inside this time of year.

Legendary sports writer Larry Stone joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about Scott Servais' odd extra inning decision in today's loss, Jerry Dipoto's offseason, if he likes baseball at Fenway Park, the Mariners offense trying to improve, and UW football.

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Bob and Lefko look back on why Logan Gilbert was pulled early in yesterday’s Mariners’ loss to the Angels, they ask if the rest of this season will be make or break for Jerry Dipoto, Justin Hollander, and Scott Servias, and they break down why the Home Run Derby has lost its relevance.

Mariners lose game 4 of White Sox series, once again in extra innings, but they can't move the runner over...how much of the offensive struggles are to be blamed on Dipoto vs Servais?  NFL Rumor Mill.  Fun with Audio.

Vibes are high coming off the Mariners second sweep of the season, this time over the Angels behind some quality Mariners pitching and timely homeruns, but it comes on the heels of the firing of bench coach/offensive coordinator Brant Brown - the first coaching change during the season in the Dipoto era. Maura takes us Around the Weekend w/ NHL Stanley Cup finals set and WNBA drama. 

Are the Mariners getting burned by always swinging trades?! POBO Jerry Dipoto's quotes spark debate over why they keep reshuffling the deck on offense. (11:37)(0:00) Don't sleep on Carlos Rodon looking like he's back and the Yanks have players giving them an edge. We start with reviews on Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo regretting their series-ending loss to the Yankees: to walk Judge or not walk Judge with a base open? (20:52) A's owner John Fisher said a quote SO ABSURD that you have to hear it multiple times and think about it in multiple ways of idiocy.Hosts: Pierzynski, Kratz, BraunAll the ways to follow FT --> HERE

Brandon Gustafson joins Bump and Curtis in studio// Talks about the issues with the bullpen’s injuries so far // Is there a chance for Julio to be MVP in 2024? // What the offseason moves say about the Mariners heading into spring training // Cougs look to keep pace with Arizona as they welcome USC // Bump and Curtis discuss the NFL headlines of the day// Bump and Curtis get back to Dipoto sound to discuss what he talked about // Spoke on being able to keep young pitchers and still be able to add // Dipotos thoughts on Servais visiting players during the off season

Salk opens the show by asking where fans stand after hearing from Dipoto's clarifications and apologies from yesterday's show - do you believe it? What will change your opinion? Football legend Dick Butkus passes away at the age of 80 peacefully in his sleep. We revisit The Jerry Dipoto Show in its entirety. 

The Mariners held their end of season press conference w/ Jerry Dipoto, Justin Hollander & Scott Servais and the reaction was mainly poor to a few comments about "54%," "doing fans a favor," and mentioning patience. We revisit the conversation with Pete Carroll.