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On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is riding solo as Jim Moore is out on this Monday because he called in sick after spending all weekend in Pullman for Moms Weekend. Are we buying this?  Puck opens up the show taking about the Mariners 3-7 start and he discusses the comments from Julio who says the team should not be panicking and that they are in a good spot.    Puck also discusses the Victor Robles catch and injury, plus, the injury situation with Jorge Polanco and the M's offense can't sustain these injuries and their style of play over 162 games.  It's Masters week and Puck announces the Puck the Picker Majors Pool with the grand prize being a night stay and two rounds of golf at Gamble Sands. Puck also promotes the debut of the Groz with Gas Take 5 podcast which comes out later this afternoon on Pucksports.com.    Puck then welcomes Matt “Stretch” Johnson and Steve Sandmeyer for episode three of The Sports Pit.  The boys cover another Victor Robles, Sandy back golfing, Sandy being fired as a bat boy, 90's Mariners team, the Kingdome, Edgar's bat, Lou Pinella and who do we have for The Masters.  Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  I miss the Kingdome. (1:00) Puck (33:38) The Sports Pit (1:40:13) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

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On Friday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy from the side of the road in desolate eastern Oregon as Jim is on his way to see his kids in Pullman for Dad's Weekend.   Puck and Jim try to cram in as much as they can before Jim's internet will finally give out!    Jim is bothered that Emerson Hancock was sent down to the minors for Luis F. Castillo and he's bothered that the Mariners PR department has come up with a bunch of unique factoids with both Castillo's pitching back to back.  The Masters begins next week and Puck and Jim chat about the Puck the Picker Majors Pool that is Puck's season long golf pool that includes the grand prize for a night stay and two rounds of golf at Gamble Sands!   Puck claims he can beat Jim in Horse and they have wagered $100 bet when Puck comes down to Bend for Memorial Day.   No Friday show would be complete if it didn't include Friday Voicemails. On this weeks edition we hear from Spicolli from fast Times at Ridgemont High and his thoughts on the Mariners and  Geno Smith from Las Vegas.   After Jim's internet finally dies out, Puck announces a new podcast produced by PuckSports.com and it involves two Seattle sports radio legends, Groz and Gas.  The new podcast, Groz with Gas Take 5 will be released every Monday at noon on all platforms including YouTube, Apple and Spotify and you can find their full catalog of shows at PuckSports.com.   Puck also has his weekly interview with The Scout, an anonymous MLB scout with 30+ years in the game.  They talk about the M's struggles offensively, Emerson Hancock, JP/Garver hitting issues, torpedo bats and is Julio truly a superstar?   Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  What is Ja Morant doing? Does he not get it?(2:26) Puck and Jim (37:35) Friday Voicemails (46:38) Groz with Gas Take 5 Promo (53:28) The Scout, current MLB scout (1:18:03) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

Today's Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett features The Groz and Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times!  Both Jim Moore and Chris Egan are off on this Friday. Puck and Groz open up the show talking about great memories working at KJR together, the state of the Seahawks, trading Geno Smith, Sam Darnold and will the Mariners ever be good?   Bob Condotta, Seattle Times pays a visit to discuss a wild week of Seahawks football.  What led to the Geno Smith trade?  Why no counter offer from Geno's camp?  Why was there a falling out with DK and the Seahawks and will John Schneider address the offensive line?  Puck introduces, Friday Recap, where he took five minutes each from this weeks appearances from Ryan Divish, Michael-Shawn Dugar, Rob Staton and Mike Garafolo and put into one podcast to wrap up the biggest news of the week.  Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Have you lost your love for the Mariners? (4:36) Puck and Groz (33:40) Bob Condotta, Seattle Times (59:13) Friday Recap (1:21:30) “Hey, What the Puck!?” 

Groong Week in Review - February 2, 2025TopicsMPG Poll: Pashinyan's Rating TanksRussia Azerbaijan Relations DeterioratingArmenia's Strategic Geopolitical BalancingAzerbaijan and the “Zangezur Corridor”GuestBenyamin PoghosyanHostsHovik ManucharyanAsbed BedrossianEpisode 410 | Recorded: February 3, 2025Subscribe and follow us everywhere you are: linktr.ee/groong

What would you want to steal from each of the remaining playoff teams for the Seahawks? We discuss our answers and Daniel Jeremiah's. Then, the Groz joins us to discuss his mantra that you should never get tired of winning and how it applies to the Seahawks and Geno Smith. Plus, it's another edition of Trash Takes. 

Kā sabalansēt mežu nozares un vides aizsardzības intereses? Zemkopības ministrija virza izskatīšanai valdībā divus grozījumu projektus, kas ļautu vieglāk iegūt cirsmas atļaujas, reizē arī paplašinot iespējas zāģēt mežus. Krustpunktā diskutē Latvijas kokrūpniecības federācijas izpilddirektors Kristaps Klauss, Latvijas Meža īpašnieku biedrības valdes priekšsēdētājs Arnis Muižnieks, Latvijas Dabas fonda politikas virziena vadītāja Baiba Baltvilka, Latvijas Ornitoloģijas biedrības valdes priekšsēdētājs, bioloģijas doktors Viesturs Ķerus, Zemkopības ministrijas Meža departamenta direktora vietnieks Normunds Strūve, Saeimas Tautsaimniecības, agrārās, vides un reģionālās politikas komisijas Vides, klimata un enerģētikas apakškomisijas deputāts Edmuds Cepurītis. Kā sabalansēt biznesa intereses, kas ir svarīgas visai Latvijas tautsaimniecībai, runa ir par kokrūpniecības un mežizstrādes nozari, un vides sargāšanas vajadzības, kas arī ir ne mazāk svarīgas visai Latvijas sabiedrībai? Tā vien šķiet, tas ir tāds mūžīgais jautājums un par to runājam atkal un atkal. Zemkopības ministrija ir sagatavojusi divus projektus, kas vēlreiz mēģina, šķiet, pārcelt to robežstabiņu, cik daudz un kādā veidā Latvijā drīkst cirst un zāģēt mežus. To ka tas ir svarīgs jautājums, to nesen demonstrēja arī Satversmes tiesa, atceļot iepriekš lemto, norādot, cik būtiski ir visu risināt maksimāli taisnīgi kopējās sabiedrības interesēs. Tātad divi grozījumi valdības noteikumos, kas jau oktobrī bija nodoti. Kolēģi no Ziņu dienesta te par tiem stāstīja raidījumā "Pusdiena", pievēršot uzmanību tam. Grozījumi ir plaši, un par lielu daļu laikam iebilžu daudz nav. Grozījumu anotācijā teikts, ka tie ir izstrādāti, lai mazinātu birokrātiju un vienkāršāk būtu saņemt cirsmas apliecinājumus. Bet ir vairāki punkti, kas raisa diskusijas. Būtībā runa ir par divām būtiskām lietām: meža vecumu, jo tie ļautu zāģēt daudzviet jaunākus mežus, un kailciršu lielumu, ļaujot veidot plašākas cirsmas.

Kā sabalansēt mežu nozares un vides aizsardzības intereses? Zemkopības ministrija virza izskatīšanai valdībā divus grozījumu projektus, kas ļautu vieglāk iegūt cirsmas atļaujas, reizē arī paplašinot iespējas zāģēt mežus. Krustpunktā diskutē Latvijas kokrūpniecības federācijas izpilddirektors Kristaps Klauss, Latvijas Meža īpašnieku biedrības valdes priekšsēdētājs Arnis Muižnieks, Latvijas Dabas fonda politikas virziena vadītāja Baiba Baltvilka, Latvijas Ornitoloģijas biedrības valdes priekšsēdētājs, bioloģijas doktors Viesturs Ķerus, Zemkopības ministrijas Meža departamenta direktora vietnieks Normunds Strūve, Saeimas Tautsaimniecības, agrārās, vides un reģionālās politikas komisijas Vides, klimata un enerģētikas apakškomisijas deputāts Edmuds Cepurītis. Kā sabalansēt biznesa intereses, kas ir svarīgas visai Latvijas tautsaimniecībai, runa ir par kokrūpniecības un mežizstrādes nozari, un vides sargāšanas vajadzības, kas arī ir ne mazāk svarīgas visai Latvijas sabiedrībai? Tā vien šķiet, tas ir tāds mūžīgais jautājums un par to runājam atkal un atkal. Zemkopības ministrija ir sagatavojusi divus projektus, kas vēlreiz mēģina, šķiet, pārcelt to robežstabiņu, cik daudz un kādā veidā Latvijā drīkst cirst un zāģēt mežus. To ka tas ir svarīgs jautājums, to nesen demonstrēja arī Satversmes tiesa, atceļot iepriekš lemto, norādot, cik būtiski ir visu risināt maksimāli taisnīgi kopējās sabiedrības interesēs. Tātad divi grozījumi valdības noteikumos, kas jau oktobrī bija nodoti. Kolēģi no Ziņu dienesta te par tiem stāstīja raidījumā "Pusdiena", pievēršot uzmanību tam. Grozījumi ir plaši, un par lielu daļu laikam iebilžu daudz nav. Grozījumu anotācijā teikts, ka tie ir izstrādāti, lai mazinātu birokrātiju un vienkāršāk būtu saņemt cirsmas apliecinājumus. Bet ir vairāki punkti, kas raisa diskusijas. Būtībā runa ir par divām būtiskām lietām: meža vecumu, jo tie ļautu zāģēt daudzviet jaunākus mežus, un kailciršu lielumu, ļaujot veidot plašākas cirsmas.

Toma Grozăvescu este un profesionist în marketing digital și growth hacking, cu o experiență de peste un deceniu în dezvoltarea de strategii pentru creșterea afacerilor. Cu un profil care îmbină expertiza tehnică și o înțelegere a dinamicii digitale, Toma a contribuit la extinderea mai multor branduri din sectoare diverse, oferind soluții personalizate și orientate pe date.Pasiunea sa pentru optimizare și analiză l-a condus în direcția growth hacking, unde a reușit să aplice tactici de creștere accelerată, adaptate fiecărui context. Toma este cunoscut pentru abordarea sa pragmatică, dar și pentru dorința de a testa constant noi metode care combină tehnologia cu înțelegerea pieței. De-a lungul carierei, a colaborat cu echipe și antreprenori pentru a dezvolta campanii de marketing eficiente și aliniate cu obiectivele de afaceri.

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain chat with Hugh Millen about UW vs. Penn State tomorrow, remember Brian Wheeler with The Groz and Ian Furness, chat with Anthony Beyrouti of Venue Kings then visit with Penn State radio man Steve Jones.

Former KJR voice and Blazers play-by-play man Brian Wheeler has passed away. The Groz, Dave Grosby, and Ian Furness, join Softy and Dick Fain to remember “Wheels”.

The Groz joins the show to catch up with Salk and dive in on the Mariners, including what his early impressions are of the Dan WIlson era. Later, Salk is joined by Stacy Rost to get her analysis on the Seahawks and how they shape up heading into the 2024 season along with where she thinks the Mariners are currently at.

RUNDOWN   Mitch shares a story about leading a successful campaign to reinstate Pat O'Day as the voice of Seafair on a local TV station. Pat O'Day, an expert storyteller, entertained listeners with stories ranging from music icons to quirky medical facts (athlete's foot cure). Updates on Gold Medal Olympians, Novak Djokovic and Scotty Scheffler, watching their emotional reactions. Mitch celebrates local sports achievements, notably Blake Snell's no-hitter and his and Tim Lincecum's unique baseball records. Hotshot expresses frustration with the rules preventing Piper from playing varsity sports immediately after her transfer, revealing plans to challenge these restrictions legally. Seahawks pregame; will Mitch's pent up excitement result in the proverbial pre-season flop? Mitch and Dave Grosby discuss the current state of Seattle sports, focusing on the Mariners' recent performance and the Seahawks' new era under Mike McDonald. Despite a strong starting rotation, Grosby expresses concerns about the Mariners' postseason prospects, suggesting organizational changes if the team fails to make the playoffs. Shifting to the Seahawks, Grosby shares his reluctance about preseason football but shows interest in the new coaching strategies and player adaptations. Mitch hosts the Seahawks no-table, featuring insights from ESPN's Brady Henderson and Hawk blogger Brian Nemhauser. Player spotlights include Jake Bobo's impressive catches and potential rise in the receiver ranks, and DK Metcalf's standout camp performance, suggesting a peak season ahead. Mitch discusses the Mariners' recent performance with Joe Doyle and Brady Farkas. The Mariners scored 57 runs in eight games, a significant increase from their previous performances, attributed partly to new additions like Randy Arozarena and Justin Turner. Joe praises the trade deadline moves, emphasizing their impact on reducing the team's strikeout rates and boosting offensive productivity. Brady highlights the Astros' recent slowdown, which has helped the Mariners keep pace in the division race despite occasional losses. The Other Stuff Segment dives deep into Olympic wins, and gender controversy.   GUESTS   • Dave Grosby | Seattle talk-show LEGEND • Seahawks No-Table | Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider) & Brian Nemhauser (HB Mornings) • Mariners No-Table | Joe Doyle (Over Slot) & Brady Farkas (Sports Illustrated Now M's Editor)   TABLE OF CONTENTS   1:18 | Pat O'Day, the silver fox, athlete's foot cure and urinating in the shower. 9:35 | "Fun with Audio," Blake Snell throws no-hitter! 20:30 | Piper hits the portal! 30:27 | GUEST: Dave Grosby - Seattle talk-show legend returns to his buddy's podcast to chew on the Mariners stretch run, the new look Seattle Seahawks and the Big 10 football insanity. Always a treat when "The Groz" joins the fray 49:02 | GUEST: Seahawks No-Table - Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider) & Hawkblogger Brian Nemhauser team up to talk about the pros and cons of the Seahawks first 10 days of Training Camp. Who has stood out? Hawks are in LA for 1st preseason game against the Chargers. 1:09:17 | GUEST: Mariners No-Table - Joe Doyle (Over Slot), Brady Farkas (Sports Illustrated Now) and Mitch wrangle with the idea that the M's offense over the last week is the real thing. Mariners host the Tigers and Mets over the next week with a 1 game lead in the AL West. 1:31:55 | The Other Stuff Segment: • 2024 Summer Olympics (Noah Lyles, Simone Biles, Katie Ledecky, Scotty Scheffler, and the men's basketball team) • Controversy Around Boxers Imani Khalif and Lin Yu Ting: DNA test results showing both X and Y chromosomes, raising debates on gender identification and eligibility in sports • Impact of Media and Public Perception • NFL players and potential Hall of Fame candidates (Marshawn Lynch)

Ir pagājuši nepilni četri gadi, kopš tika veikta administratīvi teritoriālā reforma. Tagad politiķi spriež, ko tajā vajadzētu mainīt. Krustpunktā diskutē Saeimas Valsts pārvaldes un pašvaldības komisijas Administratīvi teritoriālās reformas rezultātu izvērtēšanas apakškomisija Ģirts Valdis Kristovskis ("Jaunā vienotība"), Saeimas priekšsēdētāja Daiga Mieriņa (ZZS) un Saeimas Valsts pārvaldes un pašvaldības komisijas Administratīvi teritoriālās reformas rezultātu izvērtēšanas apakškomisijas deputāts Edgars Tavars ("Apvienotais saraksts"). Sazināmies ar pašvaldību pārstāvjiem: ar bijušo Rojas novada pašvaldības vadītāju, tagad - Talsu novada deputāti Evu Kārkliņu un Jēkabpils novada domes priekšsēdētāju Raivi Ragaini. Kas notiek ar reģionālo reformu? Kā vērtēt ziņas par vairāku pašvaldību uzsāktajām aktivitātēm atvienoties no jaunizveidotajiem novadiem? Trīs gadi vien ir pagājuši, kopš mēs ievēlējām pašvaldības jaunās robežās, apvienojot virkni pagastu un novadu. Darbs ir sācies pirmajā sasaukumā, bet, kā redzam, vairākās vietās Latvijā neapmierinātība sit augstu vilni. Tikai daži piemēri: Carnikava veic aptauju, lai skaidrotu, vai tā atkal gribētu kļūt par neatkarīgu pašvaldību, pametot Ādažu novadu, kurš savukārt izrāda interesi par Garkalni; Roja ilgojas iegūt brīvību un grūtībās nonākušajiem Talsiem; savulaik, atceramies, pašu Roja pameta Mērsrags; paraksti tiek vākti Ikšķilē, Kandavā, tos savāks Babītē. Kas tas ir - centieni ieslēgt atpakaļgaitu, cilvēciskais faktors, reformas brāķis? 

Brock continues previewing Seahawks potential draft picks with a look at USC WR Tahj Washington. Then, we catch up with our old friend the Groz about everything from the Seahawks and Pete Carroll parting ways, to all of the turnover at WSU and UW over the last year to the M's disappointing start to the season.

Sprieda, sprieda un nosprieda, ka jāspriež vēl. Apmēram šādi varētu raksturot Eiropas Savienības dalībvalstu ziemas un vasaras laika atcelšanas diskusiju. Un tomēr, vai pulksteņa grozīšana atstāj iespaidu uz mūsu cirkadiāno ritmu un miega kvalitāti, spriežam raidījumā Kā labāk dzīvot. Vērtē Latvijas Miega medicīnas biedrības valdes locekle, miega speciāliste Marta Celmiņa, Rūdīšanās skolas vadītājs un elpošanas treneris Māris Žunda un miega eksperte, ārste Natālija Bērziņa. Māris Žunda norāda, ka viņa pētītais liecina, ka 60 - 70 % cilvēku uzskata, ka pulksteņa pārgriešana viņus ietekmē negatīvi. Viņš uzskata, ka tas neveselīgs rādītājs. "Pulksteņa grozīšana ir divreiz gadā kā eksāmens pārbaudīt savu veselību. Ja tagad jau jūtam, ka nevaram kvalitatīvi iziet eksāmenu un dienas vai divu laikā adaptēties, jautājums, kas būs pēc 10 gadiem, ja tā turpināsim dzīvot. Labs aspekts, kā nokārtot testu," atzīst Māris Žunda. Natālija Bērziņa atzīst, ka pārejot uz vasaras laiku cilvēkiem mazinās garastāvokļa traucējumu svārstības. Ir vairāk enerģijas un kustību. "Bet ievērojams mīnuss ir tas, ka tad, kad pagriežam uz vasaras laiku, cilvēki, kas ir jutīgāki, viņi novēro, ka no rīta ir nogurums. Daļa ir, kas pamostas agrā, citi sūdzas, ka nevar pamosties. Vispār nevaru sevi izcelt no gultas," stāsta Natālija Bērziņa. "Otra daļa sūdzas, ka līdz ar pulksteņa pagriešanu ir grūtāk aizmigt. Ja cilvēks nevar ilgāku laiku aizmigt, tad saņemu tipiskākās sūdzības, tipiskāko saslimšanu, ar kuru strādāju, - bezmiegs. Cilvēki ar bezmiegu vai ar bezmiegu kaut kur vēsturē ir uzņēmīgāki."      

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RUNDOWN  To kick off the show, Mitch and “The Groz” catch up since their last episode together, specifically the current state of football in Seattle. Next, the fellas dive into the winnable game for the Seahawks against the Cowboys before weighing in on the college football playoff selection order. Four featured guests are CBS Sports college football analyst Rick Neuheisel, writer of The Dang Apostrophe Danny O'Neil, and Seahawks insiders Brady Henderson and Brian Nemhauser. The “Other Stuff” segment covers the options for DeBoer at quarterback next season to the possibility of bringing Ohtani to the M's to Tiger's unprecedented impact on his sport!   GUESTS  Rick Neuheisel | CBS Sports college football analyst  Danny O'Neil | The Dang Apostrophe Brady Henderson | Seahawks NFL Nation reporter  Brian Nemhauser | Hawk Blogger  TABLE OF CONTENTS  0:00 | Mitch and Dave provide initial thoughts on the CFP announcement on Sunday and the Seahawks loss in Dallas on Thursday.   4:33 | Mitch shares the password for this week's trio of Beat the Boys games. 10:35 | The Seahawks had a golden opportunity to pick up a crucial win in Dallas if not for an untimely Lockett drop and failed fourth downs. 23:26 | Did the college football playoff committee make multiple mistakes in their final vote for the four teams advancing? 36:08 | GUEST: Rick Neuheisel returns with conference championship weekend in the books and major controversy at the number four slot and a thought on UW's position at two.  1:05:55 | GUEST: Danny O'Neil joins Mitch to chat about his Huskies snagging the two seed in the college football playoff with a matchup with Texas on tap.  1:31:21 | GUESTS: NFL Nation reporter Brady Henderson and “Hawkblogger” Brian Nemhauser hop aboard for a recap of Thursday's loss to the Cowboys and a look ahead to Philly on Monday Night Football.  1:58:43 | “Other Stuff” topics include potential transfer portal targets for UW's 2024 quarterback, the chances Shohei Ohtani shocks everyone and ends up in Seattle, and gauging the magnitude of Tiger's impact to the game of golf. 

Relier les enfants à la nature reste un défi important lorsque l'on vit en ville. Comment ne pas culpabiliser du manque de nature pour les enfants lorsque l'on vit en ville ? Comment amener la nature à l'intérieur de nos foyers et comment profiter des espaces extérieurs lorsque l'on ne vit pas à la campagne ? J'ai eu la chance de recevoir Joana, qui oeuvre chaque jour à reconnecter les enfants à la nature, et ce même en milieu urbain. Son approche, je l'adore, elle est particulièrement optimiste et surtout ingénieuse pour que l'on se reconnecte tous à la nature dans notre quotidien.  Références : https://seveillernaturellement.home.blog/ Mon p'tit cahier Eco-optimiste aux éditions Solar 

RUNDOWN At the top of the show, Groz explains the backstory of naming his family's new shitzu which has a tie to the Mariners before Mitch reveals the gift Dave recently gave him in a handwritten envelope. Then, “The Groz” shares his journey living with Parkinson's Disease followed by the guys chatting about this glorious stretch of Seattle sports with the M's on fire and the promising Dawgs and Hawks ready to kick off the season. They dig into the keys to the M's success thus far and the road ahead. Three guest segments are the Mariners No-Table with Jason & Joe, Brady Henderson for a Seahawks roster update, and recurring guest of the podcast Peter King of NBC Sports. “Other Stuff” segment topics range from Seahawks and Huskies win totals to worrisome Hawks position groups to the memorable life of American icon Bob Barker. GUESTS       Jason Churchill | Prospect Insider Joe Doyle | Director, MLB Draft – ProspectsLive Brady Henderson | Seahawks NFL Nation reporter Peter King | NBC Sports NFL columnist   TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 | What was the inspiration for Dave Grosby's new dog? 3:38 | Dave gave his old pal Mitch a betting ticket on his beloved Dolphins to win the Super Bowl. 13:18 | Dave Grosby discusses the challenges living with Parkinson's Disease and the hope that lies ahead with advanced research. 18:23 | Seattle sports fans are in uncharted territory with the Mariners, Seahawks, and Huskies all have an optimistic outlook at the same time! 26:12 | Is the Julio we're seeing now the type of player M's fans should expect to see moving forward? 29:26 | Will the M's regret trading Paul Sewald down the stretch with no clear-cut closer on the club? 33:54 | Mitch lays out all the perks Seattle receives in the MLB postseason if they capture the AL West crown. 40:31 | GUEST: Jason and Joe are back for the Mariners No-Table with the hometown nine in sole possession of the AL West standings. 1:13:41 | GUEST: Seahawks insider Brady Henderson is back with the NFL preseason in the book and the Seahawks final roster shaping up for the regular season.  1:40:45 | GUEST: Peter King checks in with the NFL season ready to kick off and the Monday Morning Quarterback himself to take you around the league for the biggest storylines. 2:07:35 | The “Other Stuff” segment features includes a win total prop bet between the Hawks and Dawgs, areas of concern the Seahawks roster, and some lesser-known facts about the late Bob Barker!

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain chat with Dave “The Groz” Grosby who is our Local Yokel of the week, then talk about how Arizona is handling Jayden de Laura at PAc-12 Media Day tomorrow before listening and reacting to listeners' texts.

Dave “The Groz” Grosby, legendary Seattle sports radio voice, is Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain's Local Yokel of the week and joins the guys to talk about the Mariners, his early career days at KJR and movement throughout his life, and the UW Huskies.

RUNDOWN To kick things off, Mitch tells Groz about his dinner in cozy Redmond on Friday night that involved gunshots. Next, the guys spend the full first segment to chat about the Mariners that continue to hover around .500 and have major roster and payroll considerations ahead. Featured guests are SI.com golf writer John Hawkins, a follow-up with Kevin Maginnis from Nashville after his 100-day McDonalds diet, and Lindsay Berra, granddaughter of Yogi. The "Other Stuff" segment features topics such as Bob Huggins' DUI and Groz' related story, Deion Sanders' health issues at Colorado, and a Stump the Band question about Wheel of Fortune!      GUESTS       Kevin Maginnis | Nashville-based business coach John Hawkins | SI.com golf writer Lindsay Berra | Yogi Berra Museum board member & granddaughter of Yogi TABLE OF CONTENTS 4:54 | Gunfire rang out during a Levy dinner in Redmond on Friday night.  16:24 | Can the Mariners string together a run in the second half and are there some big roster moves that are worth taking a look at? 37:55 | GUEST: Kevin Maginnis is back to report on his results from the 100 day McDonalds-only diet challenge to lose weight. 56:09 | GUEST: John Hawkins returns to the show for instant reaction to the US Open captured by Wyndham Clark. 1:13:03 | GUEST: Lindsay Berra joins the show to chat about her indelible grandfather Yogi including his legacy on and off the ballfield. 1:35:00 | The “Other Stuff” segment features topics such as Dave's story about Bob Huggins, Neon Deion possibly needing his foot amputated, and a Wheel of Fortune daytime edition trivia question.

Bump and Stacy are joined by The Groz to look back on the life and legacy of John Clayton, they bring you the biggest headlines in the NFL, and they ask if the Seahawks will cut Jamal Adams. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RUNDOWN      To kick off the show, Dave Grosby and Mitch express their excitement for the upcoming two months of sports before a trip down memory lane from Groz's early broadcasting days and memorable KJR moments. Next, the fellas discuss the Geno Smith contract, Jarred Kelenic's Spring Training success, and NCAA tournament favorites. A trio of guests are ESPN Seahawks insider Brady Henderson, MLB Senior writer with The Athletic Jayson Stark, and Nashville resident Kevin Maginnis. As always, the episode concludes with the “Other Stuff” segment which covers college hoops memories with Dad, uncertainty for a handful of noteworthy QBs, and the Shawn Kemp's story involving gunfire.     GUESTS      Brady Henderson | ESPN's NFL Nation Seahawks reporter   Jayson Stark | Senior Writer, MLB – The Athletic Kevin Maginnis | Nashville-based business coach    TABLE OF CONTENTS      5:21 | We are entering perhaps the best six weeks on the annual sports calendar. 8:38 | The Groz recollects how he got his start calling college hoops games as a teenager. 13:30 | Superbowls always seemed to bring some memorable stories for the KJR personalities. 27:00 | How will the Geno Smith contract affect the Seahawks draft strategy? 34:50 | Will Jarred Kelenic carry his success in Peoria to the regular season? 40:25 | Mitch makes his official pick to cut down the nets at the conclusion of March Madness. 49:29 | GUEST: Brady Henderson jumps aboard to provide a Seahawks update with the Geno Smith contact complete and movement at the top of the draft board. 1:16:48 | GUEST: Jayson Stark returns to provide his opinion on the new MLB rules and the prospects of Julio Rodriguez becoming the face of Major League Baseball. 1:37:30 | GUEST: Nashville native Kevin Maginnis joins the show to share the details about his unorthodox diet of exclusively eating McDonalds for 100 days. 2:03:24 | The “Other Stuff” segment features stories such as Mitch's and Dave's NCAA tournament memories with their fathers, question marks for several notable NFL quarterbacks, and the alleged Shawn Kemp shooting incident. 

It's the final hour of Softy and Fain as they're broadcasting live from the 88th Annual Seattle Sports Star of the Year Awards! A bunch of stars swing by to wrap this one up, Walter Jones explains why he missed out on some of Seahawks training camp, Groz shares his thoughts on Russell Wilson, Detlef Schrempf weighs in on who the GOAT is, Sounders coach Brian Schmetzer shares his motivation for this season, and Rome Odunze explains how he stays busy during the off-season and much more!

It's a packed top-of-the-hour! Walter Jones, Groz, Michael Penix Jr. & Kalen DeBoer all join Softy and Fain are broadcasting live from the 88th Annual Seattle Sports Star of the Year Awards!

RUNDOWN  Hotshot and Mitch reconnect after a few weeks apart and begin the show with details on how people can support the Cox family in Tumwater in the wake of a tragic house fire! Then, the guys catch up on the red-hot Kraken, high expectations for the Mariners from national outlets, and some options on how Schneider can utilize the Hawks top picks. A trio of guest segments are Seattle sports radio legend Dave Grosby, NFL writer Jason La Canfora, & Kraken reporter Andy Eide. Today's “Other Stuff” topics range from Robert Horry's ejection from a high school game, Mitch's late night ice cream craving, and the bizarre Pamela Anderson stories surfacing! GUESTS  Dave Grosby | Former Seattle sports radio host Jason La Canfora | CBS Sports & 105.7 The Fan – Baltimore Andy Eide | NHL.com Kraken writer TABLE OF CONTENTS  0:59 | Mitch takes a few moments to mourn the devastating house fire in Tumwater, Washington and how listeners can help the surviving family members. 13:32 | Kraken fever has struck Mitch as he attended Saturday night's game to see the Pacific Division leaders in person. 16:24 | Do the Mariners truly have the third best lineup in the American League heading into the 2023 season? 23:16 | What position will be used for the top pick in the Seahawks smorgasbord of draft picks? 35:59 | GUEST: Dave Grosby is back to share his perspective on the state of Seattle's sports teams.  1:03:53 | GUEST: Jason La Canfora jumps aboard in the aftermath of conference championship Sunday to share his takeaways and also preview the Super Bowl matchup.  1:25:51 | GUEST: Andy Eide returns to give the casual Seattle hockey fan a Kraken overview move into the second half of the season atop the Pacific Division.  1:51:35 | Today's “Other Stuff” topics include Robert Horry getting kicked out of his son's hoops game, the greatness of soft serve ice cream, and Pamela Anderson revelations in the news!

M's pitcher Matt Brash joins Brock and Salk to discuss bouncing back from Tuesday's loss, getting to pitch his first playoff game in his native Canada and how the guys have handled the roller coaster of the last week or so. Then, our old friend The Groz stops by to discuss whether we can eliminate the phrase "same old Mariners" from our vocabulary, if this team is as real as the M's of the mid 90's and early 2000's and what he's doing for the game today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

M's pitcher Matt Brash joins Brock and Salk to discuss bouncing back from Tuesday's loss, getting to pitch his first playoff game in his native Canada and how the guys have handled the roller coaster of the last week or so. Then, our old friend The Groz stops by to discuss whether we can eliminate the phrase "same old Mariners" from our vocabulary, if this team is as real as the M's of the mid 90's and early 2000's and what he's doing for the game today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RUNDOWN After two weeks apart, Mitch and Hotshot are back together and begin the episode with a Stump the Band question. Scott also provides a recap of the Little League World Series experience in North Carolina. Main topics in the first segment include Seahawks prognostications and turning a new leaf on Robbie Ray. A four pack of guests are Dave Grosby, Brady Henderson & Joe Fann for the Seahawks No-Table, and ESPN NBA columnist Kevin Pelton. Before closing out, the guys volley a mixed bag of topics such as Marshawn's DUI, a baseball player hitting a home run cycle, and Earl Thomas' house fire.  GUESTS Dave Grosby | Former Seattle sports radio host Brady Henderson | ESPN's NFL Nation Seahawks reporter Joe Fann | WynnBet & Blue Wire podcast host  Kevin Pelton | ESPN NBA writer TABLE OF CONTENTS 1:25 | Is Hotshot rusty after a few weeks without Stump the Band? Nope! 17:04 | Are the Hawks more likely to go 5-12 or 8-9? 25:11 | Mitch decides he is done criticizing Robbie Ray...for now. 33:19 | GUEST: Back by popular demand, Seattle sports media veteran Dave Grosby joins the show for a Mariners & Seahawks state of the union discussion. 57:25 | GUEST: Brady Henderson & Joe Fann join Mitch to address the big question marks as the Hawks approach regular season play. 1:25:23 | GUEST: Kevin Pelton is back to recap the big Seattle hoops weekend with LeBron in town and the Storm heading to the WNBA Finals. 1:45:40 | The “Other Stuff” segment features stories ranging from Marshawn Lynch's arrest, an impressive baseball feat, and more unfortunate Earl Thomas news.

The Groz joins Salk to discuss last night's crazy ending, why this M's team is different, and how special Julio Rodriguez and Luis Castillo are.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SeattleSports.com's newest contributor Joe Fann makes his weekly appearance w/ Salk asking him which QB he believes will be getting 1st team reps at practice today before finally breaking down the insanity of the Mariners/Angels game last night. Seattle Sports legend Dave "The Groz" Grosby was speechless after that game & says the "Dare to Dream Express" Mariners train has left the station. We play an abridged round of 'Take the L' to make sure Phil Nevin, Max Stassi and the Angels team gets their due along with Fernando Tatis, Jr.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RUNDOWN Hotshot is gearing up for a trip to North Carolina as the Issaquah All Stars are headed to the Little League Softball World Series and Mitch might even make an appearance! Since the guys convened last, the M's picked up a new ace, but does the Tale of the Tape indicate it was worth it? A blended interview portion including C. Trent Rosecrans to chat about Luis Castillo followed by three of our favorite guest segments from over the years. The “Other Stuff” segment features topics such as Mitch's rental car story, the lack of fervor for the upcoming Seahawks season, and Charles Barkley turning down LIV golf! GUESTS C. Trent Rosecrans | The Athletic Reds writer Dave Grosby | Former Seattle sports radio host Olin Kreutz | NFL center '98-'11 Ginny Burton | Tacoma-native & UW class of 2021 TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 | Scott's prediction about Issaquah softball came true as the Little League All Stars are going to the World Series! 20:06 | The Mega Millions craze has come to an end as one lucky winner in Illinois picked the right numbers.  23:10 | Mitch breaks down the Tale of the Tape for Luis Castillo and players the Mariners traded to the Reds. 49:10 | GUEST: C. Trent Rosecrans checks in to provide a scouting report of the Mariners latest acquisition Luis Castillo from Cincinnati. 1:01:29 | GUEST: Dave Grosby joined Mitch and Scott to tell some stories from their years in Seattle sports media as "The Groz" entered retirement. 1:53:45 | GUEST: Hawaiian football legend Olin Kreutz jumped aboard to chat about his memorable football career and challenges he faced along the way. 2:24:35 | GUEST: Perhaps the most memorable interview in Mitch Unfiltered history, Ginny Burton shares her story of overcoming years of drugs and violence to earning her degree from UW. 2:54:45 | The episode closes up with “Other Stuff” stories such Mitch's gold Jaguar rental car, the lost enthusiasm for Seahawks camp, and Barkley declining a LIV Golf media deal.

After Salk's conversation with "The Groz" yesterday and admitting that he's always wanted to be a rock radio DJ, Justin gives "King Mike" his big opportunity to be Banana 101.5's newest afternoon DJ (and does surprisingly well). Back to sports... Salk was very excited for The Jerry Dipoto Show because of how the team has performed the last two days and discusses Winker's success, Cal Raleigh's emergence, his relationship with Manager Scott Servais during times of struggle, and what's ahead in the MLB trade deadline. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Salk isn't sure what to believe about Corbin Smith's piece in SportsIllustrated regarding Russell Wilson & who forced the exit of Brian Schottenheimer because it only has one source. At the end of the day, the biggest takeaway is the hard feelings are going to be around for a while.  And that both sides will be sniping and denying. Seattle Sports legend Dave "The Groz" Grosby joins Salk to address his tweets calling for a change w/ the Mariners - specifically Scott Servais. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the fourth hour of the show, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain interview a whole host of Seattle sports celebrities at the Sports Star of the Year Banquet.

Seattle radio legend Dave "The Groz" Grosby joins his old partner-in-crime Mike Gastineau on this episode of Iconic Sonics to talk about the team they love and the town they covered for nearly two decades. Here, Groz and Gas talk about the past, present and future of the Seattle Sonics and look ahead at the potential return of the team to the PNW. This episode is presented by Swinomish Casino and Lodge, Dicks Drive-in and the Run Freely Foundation.

Iconic Seattle radio host Dave Grosby joined the show for milestone episode #350. Groz came on the John Clayton Tribute episode (Ep. 343) but rejoins the show to discuss his outstanding career. Grosby, along with former radio partner Mike Gastineau, will be honored in late May 2022 with the Keith Jackson Media Excellence Awards at the Seattle Sports Commissions upcoming ceremony. Groz moved to Seattle in 1991 and had long stints with both Sportsradio KJR and 710 ESPN (KIRO). On KJR, he hosted with Gastineau the show “Groz w/Gas” which was a hysterical, fun, sports show that aired daily on KJR. In this episode, Groz discusses his various stops in media before arriving in Seattle. He discusses the Seahawks recent trade of Russell Wilson, the impact of the Seattle Sounders MLS team, and the saga of the Seattle SuperSonics departing for Oklahoma City. Groz notably does not want another NBA team in the Emerald City. He also describes his various health issues.

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain are joined in-studio by Dave Grosby and Mike ‘Gasman' Gastineau, Groz & Gas, to talk about winning the Keith Jackson Media Excellence Award at the Seattle Sports Commission's upcoming awards show, plus the current sports landscape and great memories.

The Colin Kaepernick conversation turns to the Seahawks fans to hear what the people think about bringing him in for a workout and the answers are varied from absolutely yes to no way. What will the Mariners do with their starting pitcher rotation with the other FA arms still unsigned? Dave "The Groz" Grosby joins the show in the usual John Clayton Morning Drive place to share thoughts on The Professor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain welcome on the legends Dave “Groz” Grosby and Mike “Gasman” Gastineau to remember another legend, The Professor John Clayton, who passed away last week, then the guys react to the conversation before listening to Drew Lock's first press conference today.

After Friday's tragic passing of Seattle Sports legend, Mike Salk pays tribute to John Clayton by telling old stories and revisiting memories from John's tribute show (hosted by Bob Stelton) featuring The Groz and Pete Carroll, some personal stories from Salk and Maura's time with The Professor as well as Boy Howdy's memorable "Wild Card" questions for John.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We listen back to the Groz's tribute to John Clayton on his Saturday morning show this weekend and take your calls with memories of the Professor. Then, Shannon Drayer joins us from spring training to discuss the Cactus League games over the weekend and the signing of Billy Hamilton. Plus, Boy Howdy is in for a special edition of Ranked, remembering John Clayton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:27 - I moved back to Houston. Here's why. (And don't worry, this will remain a Seattle/Houston podcast) 6:47 - I'm glad that Brian Flores is suing the NFL. But it has nothing to do with the alleged discrimination, and everything to do with a problem across sports. 14:52 - It's practically impossible to unite all Seahawks fans, but I've got an argument based on old school football AND science (physics to be exact) that all fans should be able to agree on. 22:40 - The Texans won't be winning an optics battle anytime soon. But can we lighten up just a little bit before assuming every decision will turn into a disaster? 29:31 - My Lord and Savior Tom Brady (did I stutter?) retired. I'll tell you what aspect of his career impressed me the most. 36:31 - I caught up with my good friend - and Seattle radio legend - David Grosby, aka "The Groz". We talked about his 50 year career in the business, his favorite Seattle sports memories, and how fans can keep from becoming spoiled. 1:29:27 - And to wrap up the show, I answered an Ask Gallant Anything Question: what's the most embarrassing thing you've done to try and impress a girl? You can ask questions to the show too. Email GallantSays@Gmail.com, or leave a voicemail at 781-452-4322.

Seahawks defense holds the 49ers to 2-14 on 3rd downs, is DK the best Seahawks best route runner since Baldwin? Alex Collins looked legit and Ryan Neal was effective in the secondary. The Mariners packed the house all weekend, Scott Servais said "baseball is back in Seattle," so what should we expect moving forward? The Groz gives some historical perspective on the massive weekend, John Clayton's Morning Drive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam Ray (Hacks, Young Rock, About Last Night) talks Seahawks & Norm Macdonald, Dave "The Groz" Grosby gives historical perspective for Hawks fans, John Clayton's Morning Drive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mariners insider Shannon Drayer joins us to talk about the tough loss in Houston and preview the upcoming homestand. Ultimate storyteller Dave "The Groz" Grosby ranks the historical Huskies loss to Montana, and of course John Clayton joins us for The Morning Drive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.