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Today's word of the day is ‘prioritize' as in Tiger Woods as in stepping away as in getting help. Tiger Woods has announced he is done with golf for now and is seeking treatment after his latest car accident and arrest. (12:00) Let's go through a bunch of MLB topics. Are you worried about your team? Are you worried about your players? Calm down. (23:00) We've got new record deals! No service time, no problem! The Mariners did it. The Brewers did it again. (33:38) Review: Send Help. (36:00) NPPOD. (38:10) The Florida Attorney General came at the NFL over the Rooney Rule. Said the league needs to abolish it. Well, Roger Goodell fired back and said it isn't going anywhere. (45:15) The NFL is now in the hiring process for replacement refs. Uh oh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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

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

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

RUNDOWN   Mitch and Hotshot open with a Tiger Woods' DUI arrest following a car crash, debating addiction, accountability, and whether his injuries and surgeries contribute to a potential dependency on painkillers. The conversation mixes empathy with frustration, as they explore the limits of wealth, resources, and personal responsibility. Mitch and Hotshot kick around Final Four structure—including why reseeding will never happen—while also noting UConn's dominance and the imbalance of the current bracket. They mix in lighter observations like Charles Barkley's noticeable weight loss before turning to baseball, where the Mariners split their opening series despite historically poor production from the heart of the lineup. Mitch is joined by Brady Farkas and Joe Doyle after the Mariners open the season with a four-game split against Cleveland, despite getting almost nothing from the middle of the order. The conversation centers on slow starts from Julio Rodríguez, Cal Raleigh, and Josh Naylor, while Brendan Donovan emerges as an early bright spot. The guys also debate mounting criticism of manager Dan Wilson's bullpen and lineup decisions, assess encouraging signs from the starting rotation and Emerson Hancock's standout outing, and look ahead to a critical stretch against the Yankees and Angels. Mitch and The Ringer's Danny Kelly break down the upcoming NFL Draft, where uncertainty at the top—especially at quarterback—could lead to major movement. Kelly explains why this year's QB class lacks a slam-dunk No. 1 pick, how team needs may outweigh pure talent evaluation, and which prospects could rise late in the process. Mitch joins Jason Puckett to dissect the art of interviewing—specifically why trying to be funny can backfire and why cell phone guests almost always kill timing, pacing, and chemistry. The conversation turns into a masterclass on radio fundamentals, with Mitch explaining his strict "no cell phone" philosophy and how production control separates good interviews from disasters. Along the way, he mixes in classic storytelling—from awkward guest moments to legendary encounters with Dean Smith and Vern Lundquist—highlighting both the craft and chaos of live radio.   GUESTS   Brady Farkas | Host, Refuse to Lose podcast Joe Doyle | MLB analyst, Over Slot Danny Kelly | The Ringer / NFL Draft Analyst Jason Puckett | KJ-Aren'ts / Puck Drop   TABLE OF CONTENTS   0:00 | Tiger Woods' latest DUI arrest sparks a real conversation on addiction, while March Madness rolls on and the birthday game delivers. 22:02 | From Final Four format debates to Charles Barkley's shrinking suits, Mitch and Scott pivot to a Mariners offense already raising questions. 36:42 | Mariners No-Table: Slow Bats, Early Panic, and a Needed Split. The Mariners split their opening series—but early struggles from the heart of the lineup and Dan Wilson's decisions already have fans on edge. 1:01:28 | Danny Kelly: Quarterbacks, Trade Buzz, and a Murky Top of the Draft. Danny Kelly breaks down a quarterback-heavy draft class with no clear No. 1—and why chaos at the top could reshape everything. 1:26:26 | Jason "Puck" Puckett: Bad Interviews, Cell Phone Rules, and Radio War Stories. Mitch breaks down why interviews fail, why cell phones ruin everything, and shares classic KJR stories from Dean Smith to Vern Lundquist. 1:56:56 | Other Stuff Segment: Puka Nacua accusation update, Mariners TV broadcast mess, JSN becomes highest-paid WR, Sonics return vs OKC drama, Dodgers fan fights, Hubert Davis fired at UNC, Sherrone Moore arrest video RIPs: Joey Browner (65), Barrett Robbins, James Tolkan (94), Dash Crofts (85) HEADLINES: Man gropes Easter Bunny at mall; intruder sentenced for toe-sucking assault; FBI director Gmail hacked; cocaine sharks in Bahamas; armless/legless suspect in shooting case

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

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

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

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

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore are back recapping the first week of the baseball season for the M's, the television fiasco with the team, struggles of their middle order, Sonics expansion news, food etiquette on a plane, Tiger Woods and the Masters is 10 days away! Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”  reacts to the first week of games as the M's split with Cleveland.   Brendan Donovan's impact, Cal's early struggles, pulling Logan Gilbert first game, and what young pitcher would Bill sign to an extension if he could only pick one?“On This Day…”    A legendary horse and Seahawk celebrate birthdaysPuck wraps up with, “Hey, what the Puck!?”   M's fans…relax. It's a long season. (1:00) Puck and Jim (53:24) Bill Krueger (1:23:55) “On this Day…”  (1:26:22) “Hey, What the Puck!?”

Fantasy Baseball Live – March 29, 2026 @ 3 pm – I need to be done by 4:15 pm.Segment 1 – Review the games of the weekendOther notes:1.Cam Schlitter was dominate in his first outing – 5.1 IP, 1 hit, 0 ER, 8K/1BBa.I wasn't sure about him coming into the season, but WOW that was something.2.Several rookies have gotten off to strong startsa.Chase DeLauter – 4 for 9, 2K/0BB, 3 HR against the Mariners (against Gilbert and Kirby)b.JJ Wetherholt – 3 for 9, 1 HR, 1 SB, 1K/0BB, including a walk off hitc.Sal Stewart – 5 for 8, 1 HR, 1K/0BB3.Michael McGreevy fastball averaged 90.7 mph (T 92.2) with only 6 whiffs on 36 swings, but somehow no-hit the Rays for six innings. I'm not sure about this one. Thoughts?4.Andrew Vaughn becomes the fourth guy to fracture his hamate bone. Jeferson Quero gets the callup, they shift Bauers to first for Saturday's game and Lockridge fills in for Bauers, who was filling in for Chourio.a.Any interest in Quero. b.Odd, they didn't give Tyler Black a shot after a great spring.5.Christopher Morel has an oblique issue and the Marlins call on Deyvison De Los Santos to make his long awaited MLB debut?a.Any interest?Segment 2 – Tim's First Waiver Wire of the yearSegment 3 – Closer ReportClose

(1:30) — ST. JOHN'S: The Red Storm's run falls short as they lose to Duke in the Sweet 16. (4:48) — KNICKS: The Knicks drop their second straight to the Thunder, 111-100, and now have to fight to maintain their position in the top three in the East. (12:40) — YANKEES: The Yankees open their season with a sweep and head to Seattle to face off against the Mariners. (15:50) — METS: The Mets lose in extras on Sunday, but win their first two thanks to the heroics of Luis Robert Jr. (21:50) — CALLS: Callers talk Yankees and St. John's.  (35:49) — ALEX DAY: NY sports content creator Alex Day returns to recap the Duke heartbreaker, the Yankees' start to the season, and keys for this year to be a success. (57:25) — TWO QUESTIONS: JJ answers random questions. We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the listener line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski Follow ‘NYNY' on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynytheringer/ Host: John Jastremski Guest: Alex Day Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Sundays in Seattle are for Steelheads! Before the season began, it was announced that the Seattle Mariners would wear Seattle Steelheads uniforms on every home Sunday. The Steelheads were a Negro League baseball team in the brief West Coast Negro Baseball Association in 1946. They are part of Pacific Northwest Black history, though the league folded after two months.Building on this announcement, seeing the uniforms in action produced unexpected emotion and tremendous pride. The Mariners' media team did an excellent job telling the story of the Steelheads and included members from the community in their inaugural presentation. The uniforms look amazing, and this proactive action by the Mariners, who do not have a storied history in Negro League folklore, should afford the opportunity for teams like the Royals (Kansas City Monarchs), Cubs and White Sox (Chicago American Giants), Nationals (Homestead/Washington Grays), Phillies (Hilldale), Pirates (Grays & Crawford's), Orioles (Elite Giants and Black Sox), and many more MLB teams to honor their past in an exciting way. And, let's be honest, new uniforms bring in new revenue for the club too. It's a great business move.Turning to game action, the Dodgers, Blue Jays, Yankees, and Brewers are still undefeated. That may not come as a surprise to most; those teams all were in the playoffs last year, with stacked rosters. But, there is another team that is undefeated that is a surprise: Shout out to the Marlins. The Miami Marlins are 3-0 after sweeping the Rockies. Yes, I know the Rockies are trash, but live it up, MIA.Looking more closely at the 2-1 teams, the Nationals were impressive, taking two wins in Chicago against the Cubs. The Rangers took two wins in Philly, and Andrew McCutchen hit extremely well. The Reds taking two off the Red Sox was unexpected. Most pundits have labeled the Red Sox the team to watch. I know it's early, but the MLB season is off to a hot start. To wrap things up, thank you for sharing part of your morning with BBM. A new podcast will be recorded live tonight at 9 PM EST. You can watch on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook, or you can wait for the audio on Tuesday morning. See you tomorrow.

Brady is back after the Mariners split the first series with the Cleveland Guardians. What were the takeaways? And Brady explains his controversial positioning on some of Dan Wilson's bullpen moves in this series.Also, former M's 1B David Segui stops by the show to talk about his role on Opening Night and how the M's honored his father Diego, who threw the first pitch in team history.

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Join Eric & Kaye Geiger as they discuss the account of Jesus' death on the cross and what His Resurrection means for us!To sign up for our next session of Rooted starting the week of April 13 across all our Mariners congregations and online, click here!

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan react to Guardians rookie outfielder Chase DeLauter's epic two-homer game in the team's Opening Day win over the Mariners in Seattle. The guys discuss why DeLauter changes the look of the lineup, and how the Guardians' other young players are also key to the team's success this year. Ken Carman compares DeLauter to a touted Cleveland of yesteryear, and Baskin & Phelps praise the organization's 'pitching factory.'

Bob and Dave recap the Mariners loss in game one of the season and talk about why they’re not worried. Rick Rizzs joins the show to talk about how he’s taking everything in along the way in his last season as a broadcaster, his thoughts on last night’s game, and much more. They discuss the breaking news that Tiger Woods was arrested again on suspicion of DUI and the new ABS challenging system in Take Two. They debate whether Logan Gilbert was the right choice to be the Mariners Opening Day Starter. And they dispel the rumors that the Seahawks will have a Super Bowl hangover and take a step back offensively.

Paul Moyer joins the show for his weekly segment to talk about the Mariners loss, his love for Brendan Donovan, Logan Gilbert’s start, the Seahawks offseason, and much more. They highlight two Mariners who had big games on Opening Day. And make fun of some of the dumbest takes put out into the ether this week in WhyMan?

Mariners Broadcaster Gary Hill Jr. joins the show to recap Mariners Opening Day, the energy in T-Mobile park, Logan Gilbert’s start, and so much more. They talk about why it’s too early to hit the Panic Button on the Mariners, just relax, everything will be ok. And they discuss the NFL Referee association’s likely incoming strike, the Raiders relationship with Maxx Crosby after their post-trade reunion, and more in Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and dave make their predictions for the rest of the series against the Guardians and talk about what their hoping to see from the Mariners this weekend. And they round out the week by reading your Mean Texts

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4pm: Return of ‘No Kings’: Here’s what to know about third Seattle protest // Big crowds expected for Lake Washington light rail crossing // The cost of bringing your family to a Mariners game // Savannah Guthrie to Return to ‘Today’ in Early April // The Panic Over ‘Tech Neck’—and Race for a Cure // Is ‘One-Sided Monogamy’ Just Cheating? // Lindy West’s How-Not-To Guide to Polyamory // Chili’s Takes Jab at Ruth’s Chris Steak House Over Dress Code Backlash

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan react to Guardians rookie outfielder Chase DeLauter's epic two-homer game in the team's Opening Day win over the Mariners in Seattle. The guys discuss why DeLauter changes the look of the lineup, and how the Guardians' other young players are also key to the team's success this year. Ken Carman compares DeLauter to a touted Cleveland of yesteryear, and Baskin & Phelps praise the organization's 'pitching factory.'

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

Puck and Mitch are back together laughing how Puck starts interviews, Mitch's incredible story about the late Dean Smith, former producers praising Mitch and the boys are beyond excited for the start of the baseball season!

Apple TV Friday Night Baseball’s Heidi Watney joins the show to preview this weekend’s series against Clevland, give a National perspective on the Mariners, and much more. Bump talks about Flag Football, the NFL Offseason, and more in Four Down Territory. They clear up some things about the Seahawks NFL opener, listen to a former MLB pitcher rip his team’s new manager and front office, and more in The Timeline. And they talk about what they are hoping to see in the rest of this weekend’s Mariners series against the Guardians.

Foul Territory’s Scott Braun joins the show to talk about what he’s seen from the Mariners in Spring Training and game one, where the M’s rank among the best teams in the American League, his thoughts on Cal Raleigh, and much more. Bump talks about Flag Football, the NFL Offseason, and more in Four Down Territory. They head down to the Station for Hype Train, and round out the week with What I Need to Know.

Bump and Stacy listen to John Schneider talk about the Hawks busy offseason, what it’s like to give out the biggest WR contract ever, his thoughts on roster construction, and much more. They discuss the controversy surrounding the Mariners not being accessible on fans TV’s and JP Crawford’s eventual return from the injured list, and more in Headline rewrites. They go around the NFL and talk about the league’s top headlines. And Bump highlights the names he thinks the Seahawks will go after in this years draft.

Bump and Stacy recap the Mariners Opening Day loss to the Guardians and highlight some of the positives from game one, including lots of solo homeruns, Logan Gilbert’s strong outing, and more. They discuss the controversy surrounding the Mariners not being accessible on fans TV’s and Paul Skenes’ shaky first start of the season in Headline Rewrites. They listen to some cuts from Justin Hollander’s chat with Wyman and Bob yesterday and talk about the M’s opening day roster construction. And they debate one NFL analyst’s opinion on the Seahawks offense going into next season.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate the realism of expectations for Guardians' prospect Chase DeLauter while addressing concerns over the Cavaliers' championship window. They also discuss a viral national anthem fail from Opening Day and recap the Guardians' season-opening victory over the Mariners. 01:20 - Chase DeLauter expectations debate 05:24 - Cavaliers championship window 09:35 - Donovan Mitchell trade value 14:43 - Cavs historical context 20:34 - National anthem performance fail 24:55 - Interview with Hayden Grove 33:20 - Guardians Opening Day recap 36:10 - Paul Skenes' rough start

Bob and Dave break down what a successful season looks like for Cal Raleigh following his record-breaking 2025 campaign, they bring you some of the biggest stories from opening day in the MLB, and they make their 2026 Mariners season predictions in Call It Now! 

Bob and Dave are joined by Mariners Chairman John Stanton live at Hatback to get you ready for the season opener, they look at how excited the fans are for this season with Mariners President of Business Operations Kevin Martinez, and they hear what Seahawks WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba said about this season following his record-breaking extension in Sweeping the Dial. 

Bob and Dave are joined by Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith to get you ready for the start of the season, they give their expectations for the Mariners starting pitching rotation with Ryan Rowland-Smith, they discuss one of the biggest unknowns in the lineup, and they break down what a good season from Julio could mean for this team. 

Bob and Dave are joined by Mariners First Base coach Eric Young Jr. to get his thoughts on how the team is dealing with the high expectations this year and what he worked on with Josh Naylor over the offseason, they break down how they are feeling heading into the Mariners’ season opener against the Guardians, they discuss some of the players they are expecting to have a great season, and they look at which Mariners are starting the season injured. 

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Friday. The Cash That Ticket podcast returns for a stacked Friday edition covering three MLB games from the opening weekend card, two confirmed Elite Eight matchups with live lines, and a pair of best bets to send listeners into the weekend with a plan. Host Munaf Manji and veteran handicapper Uncle Diamond Dave Esler open the show on a high note, with Dave having cashed his Pregame.com dollar best bet the night before on Texas covering against Purdue, a play he held firm on despite the line moving from 7 to 8.5. The MLB conversation starts with the A's visiting Toronto, where Dave makes the case against Kevin Gausman at a steep price point, citing shaky early-season splits and a structural argument against backing home teams on the run line when they might not bat in the ninth. Both hosts like the under 9 on a cold night with the Rogers Centre roof closed, and Munaf takes the plus-money A's given Luis Severino's strong road profile from last season. The Royals and Braves provide the pitching matchup of the night, with Cole Ragans facing Chris Sale in Atlanta. Dave leans into Royals history against Sale, highlights Salvador Perez's success in career at-bats against the veteran lefty, and notes Sale's pattern of allowing three or more earned runs in his first four outings of a season. Both hosts agree on under 7.5 and find value with Kansas City at plus money. The third game sends the Guardians to Seattle for Game 2 of a series Cleveland opened with a 6-4 victory. Dave challenges the assumption that the Mariners automatically bounce back, pointing to taxed bullpens on both sides, George Kirby's history of being managed carefully on innings, and Gavin Williams' quiet effectiveness against Seattle in limited head-to-head history. The Guardians run line in the first five innings is the preferred play. The show then shifts to Saturday's Elite Eight, with Dave and Munaf covering both confirmed games. Iowa gets the points against Illinois, with both handicappers respecting the familiarity factor between Big Ten programs that already played a close game this season, and cautioning against overreacting to Illinois' dominant win over Houston. Arizona gets the stronger endorsement, with Dave breaking down Purdue's difficult tournament path, its free throw-dependent win over Miami, and a late scare from Texas before facing a Wildcats team that dropped 109 on Arkansas and holds a top-three defense nationally. Best bets close the episode, with Dave backing Michigan team total under 91.5 based on the weakness of the Wolverines' previous tournament opponents, and Munaf laying the points with the LA Clippers against the Indiana Pacers behind Kawhi Leonard's recent form and Darius Garland's fit alongside him in the backcourt. Use promo code MVP15 at Pregame.com for fifteen dollars off any picks package, valid through April 6th. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ben and Carlos talk about the new trend of teams calling pitches from the dugout in the major leagues and then get into some of the notable action items from spring training. The two gush over what they've been seeing from Pirates righty Seth Hernandez and Mariners righty Ryan Sloan, and also talk about what we've seen early on from a few other arms and a couple of Brewers bats. After that the two talk about Dylan Crews being optioned to Triple-A and then discuss the most recent draft board update and what best-case scenarios could look like for the Giants and Pirates with the fourth and fifth picks of the draft.–Time Stamps:(2:30) Thoughts on teams calling pitches from the dugout(13:00) Seth Hernandez touching 102(19:00) Ryan Sloan adding more velocity(24:30) Anthony Eyanson(28:40) Kendry Chourio(30:45) Dasan Hill(33:20) Luis Peña & Andrew Fischer(40:00) Are we concerned about Dylan Crews?(47:00) 2026 draft updateDo you have feedback for the show or want to ask us a  question? Email us: futureprojection@baseballamerica.com.Future Projection Twitter: @FutureProPodBen's Twitter: @BenBadlerCarlos's Newsletter: Fringe AverageBaseball America WebsiteAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Jackson Felts discuss the Mariners loss last night in the first game of the season and people overreacting and Tiger Woods getting in another car crash. Then Washington Athletic Director Pat Chun joins the Softy to talk about UW’s finances, the business of college sports, and the move to the Big Ten, then the guys get to the Hardball Pregame Show, previewing today’s M’s v. Guardians game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3pm: I Was Thinking: Guest - Megan King - Chief Develement and strategy Officer for Zac Brown's "Camp Southern Ground" // Aaron Granillo - It's Opening Day! // ‘I’m going to enjoy every drop’: Rick Rizzs embraces final Opening Day as Mariners eye World Series // Mariners announce 2026 opening day roster; here’s how to watch // A Michigan judge was shocked when a woman joined for a court appearance on Wednesday while driving, and lied about it.

In hour two, Mike & Jason discuss the top stories from the NHL and also do some Ask Us Anythings (3:00), plus they chat Seattle Sports with KJR's Dave "Softy" Mahler (25:32), as the World Series favourites Mariners season gets underway, and the Sonics look closer than ever to returning to the city. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

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

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

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

Puck previews the upcoming baseball season with Bill Krueger, Jim Duquette, Brad Adam and Ryan Divish.  Go M's!