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Salk says that last night's Mariners loss holds some weight to it, while also mentioning how we saw the reverse version of the two Dan's and how it played out in the game. Later, they re-air their conversation with Paul Hembekides, aka Hembo, from ESPN to discuss all things Mariners.

Salk wonders if today is the day where the Mariners could make some transactions, especially given the Mariners recent tough stretch. They also bring on Brady Henderson of ESPN to discuss some Seahawks topics, including the idea of trading for Trey Hendrickson. In Blue 88, topics include Jalen Ramsey vs Trey Hendrickson, Jalen Milroe studying Brock Purdy and how important experience/snaps were for this Seahawks rookie class.

Salk reacts to sound from Paul Hembekides, aka Hembo, regarding Julio's season so far, his approach and the coaching. Afetr, Gee Scott stops by for his weekly appearance to discuss the Seahawks and a variety of other topics.

Stacy Rost join Mike Salk to discuss the M's loss last night and Salk's accusations that she's gotten a "big head". Then, in Need to Know, we dicuss the M's dropping the series with the Nationals, Logan Gilbert pitching in Tacoma, and the Kraken hiring their new head coach. Plus, we take your calls as we do every Friday.

Salk opens the show by reading some listener text messages on how they're feeling about the Mariners, especially after their lopsided loss to the Nationals. Later, they replay their conversation with Hall of Fame pitcher John Smoltz, now of FOX Sports, to discuss the Mariners season, pitching in baseball, the modern game and more.

Brock and Salk look at George Kirby's first two starts since returning from the IL and wonder how much cause for concern there is. They then bring on Sheil Kapadia of The Ringer to debate his opiniomn of the Seahawks offseason, which weas not a positive one. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on what him and Mark Schlereth see eye to eye on, an insightful answer from Joe Flacco about being a mentor QB and the most perplexing aspect of the ESPN FPI Power Index.

Brock and Salk just how next level good Cal Raleigh has been so far this year and if he'll eventually need some more off days. They then debate the pros and cons of a Seahawks trade for Trey Hendrickson. In Blue 88, topics include Mike Macdonald's breakdown of the Seahawks first OTA, what the biggest NFL storyline is as phase three of the offseason begins and a list that drove Brock crazy.

Brock and Salk talk through the value of Logan Evans and Emerson Hancock this season and if that will make the Mariners reconsider long term extensions for any of their other pitchers at all due to what's on the way in the farm system. Later, Hall of Fame pitcher John Smoltz, now of FOX Sports joins the show to discuss the state of the Mariners, pitching injuries in baseball, the benefits and downsides of new age baseball and more.

Brock continues his countdown of the 12 things he wants to see over the 12 Seahawks practices during OTA's. Then, we discuss Cal Raleigh's brilliance this season. Can he keep it up? How do you work in some rest for him? Plus, Salk crowns the winner of Trash Takes for the week.

The Mariners dominated in every phase of thwe game during their first of three against the Nationals and Salk goes through it all. Specifically Cal Raleigh and Logan Evans. Then, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan of ESPN.

Brock and Salk debate whether it is worth it for the Seahawks to explore a trade for Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson. Later, Jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show to discuss the Mariners month of May, the injuries to some of their pitchers, what the trade deadline could look like and more.

Brock debuts his countdown of 12 things to watch for at Seahawks OTA's. Then, we discuss whether the Seahawks should move to a six man rotation and keep Emerson Hancock in it once everyone returns. Plus, we talk dishwasher etiquette, which is better between Monday or Friday holidays and how a Freaky Friday where Brock and Salk switch hometowns would have turned out in Answer the Question Jerk.

Everyone is back from the long weekend and Salk tries to figure out what to make at the Mariners at Memorial Day. There is some good and some not as good. Afterwards, they go Around The Weekend with headlines from the Mariners, the NFL and more.

Brock and Salk each share what to make of the Mariners at the Memorial Day mark. What has stood out to them? Salk also looks at some Mariners charts and comparing last year's offense at this point in time to this year at the current time. In Blue 88, Brock looks at one football rumor from social media, what Jaxson Dart and Jalen Milroe have in common, and some things that jumped out to him both locally and nationally.

Lyle Goldstein and TJ Mathewson of the Marine Layer Podcast (filling in for Brock and Salk) talk through what jumped out to them in the Mariners series in Houston, resulting in a series loss but a 6-4 road trip. Then, they re-air Brock and Salk's conversation with Mariners hitting coach Kevin Seitzer in which he breaks down what has stood out offensively with a variety of Mariners bats.

Salk opens the show by reading some texts on the text line, including from some fans who have questions about Donovan Solano. He responds to them as a result. Later, they re-air their conversation with former Seahawks wide receiver Bryan Walters regarding the new look of the Seahawks, stories from his playing career and more.

Salk discusses how much a hitting coach truly means to a baseball team and how much it has potentially changed over the years, tying it back to what Kevin Seitzer has done with the Mariners so far. Then, Kevin Seitzer joins the show to discuss the success and progress of Cal Raleigh, Randy Arozarena and several other players. In Blue 88, topics include Geno Smith vs Sam Darnold, the changes to the College Football Playoff and Jim Irsay.

Salk's daughter Cecily joins us to rank her favorite pump up songs before hockey. Then, we dicuss the M's loss to the Astros, the latest on Julio and Woo and another change to the college football playoffs in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls, as we do every Friday.

The show starts by reading a message regarding a pretty wild opinion on Tyler Lockett, and Salk reacts to it. After that, they re-air their conversation with Mariners analyst Ryan Rowland-Smtih to discuss the current state of the Mariners, his playing and broadcasting career, along with more as well.

Brock and Salk noticed something that stood out from their conversation with Ryan Rowland-Smith yesterday about the team chemistry and discuss how much that has mattered. Former Mariner Harold Reynolds, now of MLB Network, also joins the show to discuss Cal Raleigh, what has surprised him about the Mariners so far and more. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on Jalen Milroe's rookie contract, Jim Irsay and which Seahawks would be best in the 2026 Olympics.

We discuss the breaking news that George Kirby will make his season debut tomorrow in Houston. Then, we talk about the tush push ban being defeated at the NFL owner's meetings and Lyle's parents choose their favorites between Brock and Salk. Plus, Salk crowns a new winner for Trash Takes.

Salk isn't putting much stress on the Mariners loss last night to the White Sox given the tough weather conditions and it not seeming like anything of a trend. Later, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan of ESPN to talk through the Mariners success on the road trip, Bryan Woo, mangerial firings around the league and plenty more.

Brock and Salk discuss the importance of draft, develop and trade for the Mariners and talk through their contention window as well. They also react to a PFF article ranking Geno Smith as the 10th best QB in the NFL with Sam Darnold being 26th. They disagree and discuss why. In Blue 88, topics include two attributes that will play a major factor for the Seahawks at center and right guard, what Brock liked most about some of Jalen Milroe's recent comments and what jumped out about the Seahawks taking batting practice at T-Mobile Park.  

Brock and Salk look back at the Mariners win in game one of the White Sox series and also wonder why the Mariners pitchers have been throwing a little bit harder as of late. They also talk through a couple of baseball questions, including the White Sox, Donovan Solano and Harry Ford. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at the Seahawks preseason schedule, if the Seahawks will finally be on Hard Knocks and what constantly jumps out about Jalen Milroe's game film.

Salk declares that it is no longer early in the baseball season, and that the Mariners are just flat out good. And that there is enough of a sample size to judge them that way. Later, they re-air their conversation with Angie Mentink of ROOT Sports to discuss the Mariners success, her nre role in the broadcast booth and plenty of other topics as well.

Mariners’ insider Shannon Drayer joins Bump and Stacy live from Chicago to talk about their mini-win streak, the M’s defense, preview the upcoming series against the White-Sox and more. They react to Jeff Passan’s conversation with Brock and Salk this morning about how the Mariners are more of a complete team than they have been in years. Ryan-Rowland Smith joins the show to talk about the M’s recent hot streak, Luis Castillo’s return to form, and much more. Alex Mayer joins the show to give an update on the Mariners’ banged-up pitching staff, who’s having success in AAA, and much more.

Bob and Dave react to the Mariners’ win over the White-Sox last night, talk about Luis Castillo’s return to form, Julio’s grand slam, and more. They talk about the Mariners’ using an opener in today’s game and the NFL allowing players to play flag football in the upcoming Olympics in Take Two. They talk about the Packers’ amendment to their proposed ban of the Tush-Push and how they would feel about the NFL getting rid of the play. And they react to Jeff Passan’s comments from this morning’s Brock and Salk show.

The Mariners had their best series of the year over the weekend, sweeping the Padres, and Salk looks at two words that embody the team right now. Afterwards, they go Around The Weekend with storylines from the Mariners, WNBA and the PGA Championship.

Brock and Salk talk through what jumped out to them about the Mariners best series of the year with a sweep in San Diego. They also debate some of Dan Wilson's in-game decisions and why it may not matter if they are potentially head scratching or not (with a reference to George Costanza). In Blue 88, topics include a redeeming quality of Brock Purdy that Sam Darnold needs to grow into, watching film in the NFL and what will be something interesting to watch in Bill Belichick's transition to college football.

The Seahawks were not on a list of most improved NFL offensive lines over the offseason, so Brock and Salk debate why that is. Later, Angie Mentink of ROOT Sports joins the show to discuss the Mariners and their run of success, her new role in the broadcast booth and more.

We discuss the three biggest surprises for the Mariners this season. Then, Brock and Salk give their biggest takeways from watching the Indiana Fever, Chicago Sky game Saturday and why this rivalry between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese seems to be so polarizing.

Salk wonders what the main cause of the Mariners tough homestand was: injuries, or offensive regression? The show also goes Around The NFL with headlines from the Steelers, Caleb Williams, the Bengals and Giants. In Blue 88, topics include dual threat QB packages, a similarity between the Seahawks and Giants and Riq Woolen.

Stacy Rost join Salk to discuss whether the M's recent skid was due to injuries or the offense cooling down. Then, we discuss the M's starting a 10 game road trip, John Shcneider's comments about how they will use Jalen Milroe on Rich Eisen's show, and the PGA Championship in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls, as we do every Friday.

Salk saw that one national NFL writer predicted the Seahawks to go 5-12, and he (for good reason) can't understand why. Then, they re-air their conversation with former NFL GM Mike Mayock, who shares why he loves Jalen Milroe as a player, the Seahawks draft and more.

Ben Williamson has been a great addition to this Mariners team after they saw some injuries come their way, has the league figured him out and are pitching him differently? Can he adjust to how the league is approaching him and get back to where he was when he was called up? // Apple TV Friday Night Baseball’s Heidi Watney joins the show to preview the Vedder cup between the Mariners and Padres. What does she think about the two teams and where each of them are excelling? Who are some Mariners players that get talked about from a national standpoint? // Four Down Territory: 1st Down: You were getting a ton of flak for your early win-loss prediction for Seattle. Care to explain yourself? 2nd Down: Outside of special teams, only one position group on the Seahawks has a cap hit in the top 10 of the NFL… which is it and what does it tell you? 3rd Down: What repeating theme reared its head again during Brock and Salk’s interview with Pete Carroll? 4th Down: What do you like most about the schedule. // The Timeline: Bears head coach Ben Johnson has responded to the Caleb Williams story with Colin Cowherd on Thursday which said that Williams did not want to go to the Bears. Johnson has not felt that Williams isn’t all in on this Bears team. 

The Seahawks schedule is out and Brock and Salk share their thoughts. How many games can they win, looking at the schedule? They also wonder if the off day for the Mariners will be a day for any transactions or not. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on how unique Marshawn Lynch was, why Graham Barton is a good player comparison for Grey Zabel and some confirmation on something that a recent guest opined.

Salk takes a look at the Mariners home runs, walks and strikeouts throughout the homestand, paired to the amount that they gave up in that time, and references it as to why he believes the Mariners struggled so much over the last week. Then, they re-air their conversation with Pete Carroll, who discusses his new chapter as the Raiders head coach, the end of his time in Seattle and plenty more.

Two Dan Wilson's were on display in the Mariners win on Tuesday over the Yankees, and Salk highlights is all. Then, they re-air their interview with Jeff Passan of ESPN to get his thoughts on the Mariners rcent stretch of games, the rotation and more.

Brock and Salk react to some sound around the station from jeff Passan, Scott Braun and Jon Morosi who all suggest potential moves for the Mariners to make to improve their roster. After that, the group goes through a round of Buy or Sell.

Brock and Salk talk through the Marinrs extra innings win on Tuesday night and both were amazed at how good the bullpen was in the outing. Former NFL GM Mike Mayock to get his post NFL Draft thoughts on Jalen Milroe, Grey Zabel and much more.

Former Seahawks head coach and current Raiders head coach Pete Carroll joins Brock and Salk. He discusses the clarity that a year away from coaching brought him, why he chose to return, what happened when he parted ways with the Seahawks, who he still keeps in touch with, why he's flying coach and much more. Then, Salk picks a weekly winner for Trash Takes.

The Mariners drop game one of the new series to the Yankees and Salk reads a handful of texts from show listeners who had thoughts on the game. They then re-air their conversation with Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith about the Mariners weekend against the Blue Jays, Bryce Miller and more. Salk also can't understand the decision that the Mariners made to bunt in the second inning and can't understand it.

Brock and Salk analyze the two different Dan Wilson's: the leader/clubhouse builder and the in-game manager. They also react to Sam Darnold's interview with USA Today and his glowing reviews so far of the Seahawks as an organization. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at why the reviews around the league of the Seahawks is such a positive, why Daniel Jeremiah was in Brock's head during his coaches meeting the other day and if it's time to reevalute UW among the blue bloods of college football.

Brock and Salk talk through what their current worry level is with the Mariners, having lost four in a row. Afterwards, Jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show for his weekly segment to share his thoughts on the Mariners recent stretch of games, the rotation and a lot more.

The Seahawks sent a notice to their season ticket holders about reselling their tickets and the repercussions that could come with it, so Brock and Salk discuss whether they agree with this or not. Then, they go through some interesting nuggets from Luke Arkins on both the seasons of Julio Rodriguez and Luis Castillo so far.

Steve Smith had Greg Olsen on his podcast and they discussed the Seahawks parting ways with DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett and how fit ans scheme played into it. Brock and Salk give their thoughs on the debate of whether it's better to find players that fit your scheme or build your scheme around what you have. Then, we discuss Derek Carr retiring, George Pickens being traded, and the Browns crowded QB room in Around the NFL.

Brock and Salk evaluate Bryce Miller after another rocky start on Sunday and wonder what to make of his season so far, especially with him continuing to battle through some minor pain physically, and what to do with him in the short term moving forward. After that, Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith joins the show to discuss the Mariners series against the Blue Jays, the rotation and more. In Blue 88, topics include what Brock wishes he could have seen after the draft, Bill Belichick's book and an encouraging sign when it comes to the list that the Seahawks are on.

The Mariners were swept by the Blue Jays this weekend and Salk discusses if he think this series was a one off or more of the air starting to come out of the balloon on the team's hot start to the year. Then, they go Around The Weekend with storylines from the Mariners and the NHL Playoffs.

Brock and Salk ahve plenty of laughs to open the hour as Salk shares quite the story about his golf outing on Thursday. The two also discuss what they think has happened with the Mariners pitching so far and why it hasn't yet been as dominant as usual. In Blue 88, topics include who Brock has to apologize to, why he disagrees with Mark Schlereth and something he missed on when considering if Sam Darnold can be the Seahawks next franchise QB.

Brock and Salk wonder if they should be talking more about Sam Darnold with all of the focus that's recently been on Jalen Milroe and if there will be a Seahawks QB controversy this year. They then react to sound from Mark DeRosa on MLB Network and some funny comparisons he uses for the Mariners. Stacy Rost then also stops by.