Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Booth

Seattle sports reporter Tim Booth joins Danny Ball to talk about his experiences at the NBA Board of Governors meeting this week and Adam Silver's subsequent press conference. He breaks down what the Commissioner said in his answer to The Question. Plus, they talk NBA expansion league in Europe, Tim's recent meeting with Shawn Kemp and Vin Baker, a timeline for the Sonics first game and more!  Tim's article for the Seattle Times about the league's possible expansion is out now. And here's his recent article about Shawn and Vin. Be sure to follow us on social media & go Sonics!

Extrait : « … Créé en 1982 par deux gamins de 16 ans habitués des incrustes sauvages dans les clubs de la ville, Paul Gilbertson, fan de tout ce qui ne passait jamais à la radio, et Jim Glennie, jeune hooligan de son quartier, le groupe ne prend vraiment forme que lorsqu'ils rencontrent Tim Booth, à qui, après avoir essayé de lui taper sa bière, ils proposent de prendre les choses en main, et accessoirement de composer les chansons, d'écrire les paroles, de faire le chanteur et, pendant les répétitions, d'interdire les lignes de basse à la Michael Jackson et les riffs de Smoke On The Water … »Pour commenter les épisodes, tu peux le faire sur ton appli de podcasts habituelle, c'est toujours bon pour l'audience. Mais également sur le site web dédié, il y a une section Le Bar, ouverte 24/24, pour causer du podcast ou de musique en général, je t'y attends avec impatience. Enfin, si tu souhaites me soumettre une chanson, c'est aussi sur le site web que ça se passe. Pour soutenir Good Morning Music et Gros Naze :1. Abonne-toi2. Laisse-moi un avis et 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcasts, ou Spotify et Podcast Addict3. Partage ton épisode préféré à 3 personnes autour de toi. Ou 3.000 si tu connais plein de monde.Good Morning Music Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Friday's Daily Puck Drop features a recap of the best of during this past week as Puck is off watching his daughter in the high school state gymnastics meet.  Friday's show features: Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com on what the Seahawks are looking at in the draft.   Ryan Divish, Seattle Times , checks in from Mariners spring training with the latest from camp. Tim Booth, Seattle Times on the holdup with NBA expansion in Seattle.    Finally, Dane Brugler, The Athletic joins Puck for episode 1 of a seven part series previewing the NFL draft.(1:30) - Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com joins Puck to discuss what the Seahawks could be looking at in the NFL Draft and has his opinion changed on the quarterback class. (16:53) - Ryan Divish, Seattle Times is in Peoria covering Mariners spring training and gives Puck the latest buzz in camp, plus, an update on Root Sports and a streaming option for viewers. (35:25) - Tim Booth, Seattle Times recaps the NBA All-Star weekend with Puck and gave an update on NBA expansion, which appears on the back burner right now and are fans starting to lose interest?(50:49) - Dane Brugler, The Athletic joins Puck for the first episode of a seven part series covering the upcoming NFL draft.  In the first episode, they focus on the overall depth and talent of the 2025 draft. 

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftBlog.com, as they cover the upcoming NFL draft, Seahawks offseason and Rob's long form articles on the quarterbacks, offensive line and defensive line in the draft and free agency.  Ryan Divish, Seattle Times joins Puck from Peoria to chat about the M's spring training one week in.  What are the top storylines, including the contract future of Cal Raleigh, the M's RSN/streaming issues.  Puck opens up the show detailing why Jim isn't on the show Wednesday, plus, revisits yesterday's show with Tim Booth, Seattle Times on NBA expansion to Seattle and comments made yesterday by Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell.  (33:30) -Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, breaks down free agent and draft targets for the offensive line, defensive line and quarterbacks.  Has his opinion changed on what he learned about the quarterback position?  The number one priority continues to be finding a long-term solution at center. (1:06:30) -Ryan Divish, Seattle Times and Puck talk about the state of the Mariners after one week into spring training.  What about Cal Raleigh extension talk, RSN/streaming Root Sports, Dan Wilson first season, Alex Bregman to Boston, does it impact Seattle?  How will Julio be better?(1:28:52) -“Hey, What the Puck!?”   Time for the Mariners to pay Cal Raleigh 

Tuesday's Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett, features Danny Kelly from The Ringer and Tim Booth of the Seattle Times.  Puck chats about Luis Castillo not being traded this offseason, the U.S. vs. Canada round two Thursday, the NFL draft and why no NBA expansion buzz with Seattle, plus, it's a big day for the CEO of the Puckett family…his wife. (12:33) - Danny Kelly, The Ringer joins Puck to talk about his latest Mock Draft at The Ringer and who he has in his top ten and a surprise at number one. Also, who do the Seahawks take at #18?(39:39) - Tim Booth, Seattle Times stops by and pays a visit with Puck to recap the NBA All-Star weekend in which Tim went down to San Francisco to cover in hopes of asking NBA Commissioner Adam Silver about expansion, however, the league limited questions and Tim never got to ask about the topic, nor did any national reporter ask.  Tim points out that the buzz around expansion has cooled, why?   Tim and Puck discuss that if the timeline continues to drag, at which point do fans start to swear off the league if they haven't done so already?  Also, Tim points out that in the recent months there has been rumors of another group wanting to bring a team to Seattle.  What about Chris Hansen?  Would Jeff Bezo's be a potential owner?  What about Bezo's ex-wife, Mackenzie Scott?  She was rumored last year to be interested in the Blazers. (1:14:27) - Puck gives a sneak preview of his podcast with NFL draft guru Dane Brugler from The Athletic.   The full podcast is available to Puck's Posse members and you can join by going to PuckSports.com.  On the first episode of a seven part series leading up to the draft, Puck and Dane discuss the overall depth and talent of the 2025 draft. (1:18:42) - “Hey, What the Puck!?” The NBA needs to stop screwing around with Seattle.  

On Monday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by the Go-2-Guy, Jim Moore, as they discuss the Super Bowl, losing money, the halftime show, plus the Mariners make a big shakeup with their broadcast.  Also, joining on Monday, the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, as they put the finishing touches on the football season and look ahead to the offseason and what it has in store for the Seahawks with major decisions looming. (1:50) - Puck and Jim and rehash the Super Bowl and Puck is upset how much money he lost on the Chiefs. Puck is also upset that he stuffed his face so much and is pretty sure he consumed over 10-thousand calories.  Puck also doesn't want anyone to bring up the Eagles defensive performance and calling it on par with what the Seahawks did to Denver. Also, they chat about the changes to the Mariners broadcast team and how it will affect the viewers.  And, Puck tells Jim about a proud dad moment. (54:55) - Ground Puck Seahawks podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Puck to wrap up the NFL season and discuss the important offseason dates and storylines for the Seahawks.  What's the future of Geno Smith?  Will D.K. be traded in the offseason?  Eagles showed the formula for winning…build in the trenches.   Will Ernest Jones return to Seattle?  What cap casualties will there be for Seattle?  (1:26:40) - “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck gets personal and shares a proud dad moment watching his daughter compete in gymnastics and the joy he takes in watching his kids compete and why parents need to relish these moments. 

On Monday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by the Go-2-Guy, Jim Moore and yet again he's doing the show from a hotel room.   Lots to cover on a Monday including, Luka-Lakers trade, Chip and Pete in Vegas and a sad day for Puck.  Also joining the show on a Monday, the Ground Puck Seahawks podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13.  They discuss the latest offensive hires, Klint Kubiak decision on a quarterback, and Super Bowl predictions. Puck and Jim dive right into the blockbuster NBA trade involving Luka Doncic and Anthony Davis and they wondered if there has ever been a trade that compares in any sport.  Jim, who covered the NBA in the '90's, give his thoughts on if there is a comp, plus what it's like from a reporters perspective to break such a massive story. They also talk about Chip Kelly going to Las Vegas, Seahawks offensive assistant hires, Mike Holmgren hopefully going into the Hall of Fame and Puck is sad that he conducted his final Little League baseball draft over the weekend.  Puck also promotes his interview with new WSU coordinators, Jesse Bobbit and Danny Freund and Jim wonders if Jesse is related to John Wayne Bobbitt?(52:58) -Ground Puck Seahawks podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, discuss the new hires for the Seahawks under new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, how much say will Kubiak have who the quarterback will be, running it back with Geno Smith, Chip Kelly teaming up with Pete Carroll, (1:29:00) -“Hey, What the Puck!?”   Don't let junior college not count against your eligibility in college football. Don't get it if they allow it. 

On Monday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes Jim Moore for a brief visit because the Go-2-Guy has moved into a new house and the internet is spotty and we unfortunately didn't get to spend much time with him before he had to drop off. Puck had a good laugh at Jim's expense.  Also, joining Monday's show was Tim Booth of the Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree from FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks podcast. Puck opens up the show discussing the championship games and looking ahead to the Super Bowl, plus, he shares his thoughts on the hiring of Klint Kubiak as the Seahawks new offensive coordinator. Also, Puck goes over a recent story published by MLB.com on the factors of T-Mobile Park, and why it's such a hard place to hit.   Later in the show, Puck brings up pineapple on pizza with Tim and Curtis and he's already started the countdown clock for the 2025 Masters. (43:42) The Ground Puck Seahawks podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13.  Puck gets their reaction to championship weekend, Chiefs fatigue, Josh Allen heartbreak, Super Bowl preview, D.K. Metcalf future, drafting another running back, Klint Kubiak hire, and the most important topic…pineapple on pizza! (1:21:22) - “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck understands the fatigue of the Kansas City Chiefs, but he appreciates the greatness they are chasing.  

Tuesday's Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett features Larry Stone, former Seattle Times columnist discussing Ichiro going into the Hall of Fame.  Danny Kelly, The Ringer, stops by for his weekly visit to discuss the NFL, championship weekend and Kansas City Chiefs fatigue.  Also stopping by on Tuesday, the Ground Puck Podcast with Tim Booth of the Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree of FOX 13. Normally the show airs on Monday, but they flipped with John Canzano.  They discuss how far the Seahawks are away from playing on championship weekend and the heat being turned up on John Schneider. Puck opens up the show discussing last night's national title game and the gut punch he took because he had the Irish at +8.5! Kirk Herbstreit crying, no buzz for the game and the college football season needs to be shorter. (9:06) - Larry Stone, former Seattle Times sports columnist joins Puck to chat about Ichiro going into the Hall of Fame. They talk about what made Ichiro unique, his relationship with teammates, relationship with the fans, the pressure of being the first, his legacy on the Mariners and what his success has meant to baseball.  They wrap up their conversation talking about the chances of Felix Hernandez. (32:44) - Danny Kelly, The Ringer chats with Puck about the divisional round games, heartbreak for Mark Andrews, Lamar playoff failure, rooting for the Bills, Eagles holder MVP, Buckeyes WR Jeremiah Smith, Dan Quinn and do we like weather affecting games?(1:05:08) - Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13.  How far are the Seahawks away from playing on championship weekend?  How much should the pressure be mounting on John Schneider and how do we feel about Byron Murphy's rookie season?(1:27:26) - “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Did Ichiro make a connection with Mariner fans? 

On Monday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett has Jim Moore on, who appears on Monday's, Wednesday's and Friday's.  Also dropping by on Monday is John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com, he normally is on Tuesday's but because of the national title game he previews the game from Atlanta.  The Ground Puck Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times & Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 will be on Tuesday. Jim opens up his appearance with Puck telling him that his mother's place in Scottsdale, Arizona has run out of water and they can't use any water in the house including using the toilet and Jim desperately needs to go the bathroom and claims he may shi*t himself while doing the show. His dogs make a barking appearance as Puck and Jim chat about the NFL playoffs, Puck's appearance on Mitch Levy's podcast, the LA Dodgers buying up players, a PGA golfer taking a 13 on a hole this weekend and who they are betting on in tonight's national championship game. (57:44) - John Canzano, from JohnCanzao.com is on the show Monday because he's in Atlanta for the national title game between Notre Dame and Ohio State. Puck and John chat about the game in which the Buckeyes are heavy favorites. Will it be Chip Kelly's last game as Ohio State's offensive coordinator and does he have his sights set on the NFL?  What proposed changes are coming to the college football playoffs, their is a legal matter brewing between a player on Wisconsin and the University of Miami, Title IX in jeopardy and could Gonzaga miss out on this years NCAA tournament? (1:25:27) - “Hey, What the Puck!?” Please bring back the TikTok ban! 

Monday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes Jim Moore, who joins every Monday, Wednesday and Friday to discuss all things sports, his dogs annoying others and whatever weird stuff comes into their heads. Also on Monday's during the football season, Puck hosts the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13.  On Monday's show, they cover, indoor baseball, betting on the wrong Canadian golfer, boring wild card weekend, looking ahead to the divisional round games, Cougars falter against Gonzaga, Jim's dog barking and the future of D.K. Metcalf and whether or not it's worth paying him big dollars. Puck wraps up the show as always with, “Hey, What the Puck!” Where he discusses the pressure parents put on kids in club sports. Timeline: 0:00 - Opening ramblings about picking the wrong Canadian golfer, boring wild card games, how long can I keep my Christmas lights up, and why does Jim hate white cars  14:50 - Puck shares his thoughts of watching his kid play in a indoor baseball tournament this past weekend in Centralia 23:45 - Wild card games were boring accept for the Commanders and Buccaneers, but the rest of the games were absolute dogs and Puck found himself napping during them. 27:30 - Puck and Jim discuss A.J. Brown and him reading a book on the sideline and they take a deep dive into is it worth paying D.K. Metcalf a bunch of money?  They also look at the remaining teams still around and hardly any of them have a true dominant, highly paid receiver.   How serious should the Seahawks think about trading D.K.?  What could they get for D.K.?   45:40 - Who we pulling for in the rest of the playoffs?  Puck's heart and wallet is with Detroit and Buffalo! 49:08 - Saquon Barkley angered the betting world in the NFL and Puck explains to Jim what happened in the Packers game, plus Jim won a big bet over the weekend by taking the Cougars and the points against Gonzaga! 56:30 - Jim asks Puck, if the season started today, who would play third base for the Mariners?  As they talked through it they both became depressed1:02:14 - Puck shares a video with Jim about a man walking across two buildings in Dubai on a slackline…it's one of the craziest videos you'll see and both Puck and Jim have a fear of heights. 1:04:41 -  The Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13.  They start looking ahead to the offseason for the Seahawks and besides hiring a new offensive coordinator, what is their biggest priority.  They turn their attention to receiver D.K. Metcalf and wonder if he is truly worth all the money that is coming his way?   They look at the past Super Bowl champions and they all had one thing in common, no team with a receiver that was one of the top paid in the league.   Can they spend their money better elsewhere?  If they were to trade D.K., what would the market look like? 1:36:14 - “Hey, What the Puck!?” Are we as parents putting too much pressure on our kids in club sports? Are we sure they are having fun?

On Monday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett rides solo to start the show because Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy is out sick.  Puck starts off the show talking bout the firing of Ryan Grubb as the Seahawks offensive coordinator.  Later in the show, Puck welcomes former Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu and connects with Monday regulars, Tim Booth from the Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree from FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. To start the show, before Lofa jumps on, Puck expresses his surprise that Grubb was let go.  He's not going to die on the hill to support Grubb, but he thinks it was a mistake to move on after just one season, but Mike Macdonald has shown one thing as a new young football coach, he does not mess around and is willing to quickly pull the plug on personnel if it's not working. 12:10 - Former Seahawks linebacker, Lofa Tatupu joins the show to react to the breaking news of the Ryan Grubb firing. Puck and Lofa also recap the season and look back on what worked and what did not.  Was it the right choice to move on from Grubb and what does Lofa want to see in the next hire?  They also discuss the future of Geno Smith and D.K. Metcalf.  How much pressure is on John Schneider this offseason to fix his offensive line?  Lofa weighs in on if he thinks the Seahawks would have parted ways with Grubb had the Seahawks made the playoffs. 53:30 - PuckSports handicapper, TroyWins.com joins Puck along with the 2024 winner of the Puck the Picker Pig Skin Pick ‘Em, Dwayne Mathis.  Dwayne wins an all expense paid trip to Las Vegas, staying at the Circa Hotel, for the 2025 first round of the NCAA Tournament! Be sure to get registered next season to get an opportunity to win a trip! 1:02:16 - Puck comes back on and offers more insight on the firing of Grubb and what this means for the Seahawks. Puck says the next hire will obviously be the most important decision that Macdonald will make in his young coaching career because if he doesn't get this right, the Seahawks will again be stuck in this offensive coordinator carousel that they have been in for the last ten years. 1:07:16 - Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 jump on from the VMAC where they were in the Seahawks locker room interviewing players on their clean out day and getting comments on the firing of Grubb.  Geno Smith was not available and all notable offensive players refused to comment or be interviewed.  Tim and Curtis give their reaction to the firing and offer insight on what direction they feel the organization will go in with their next hire.  They dive into the future of quarterback Geno Smith and how they can make it work financially and what options do they have with D.K. Metcalf, who enters his final year of his contract. Will they explore trading D.K. in the offseason?  1:31:22 - “Hey, What the Puck?!”  Puck reacts to Steve Gleason, former WSU linebacker, who was diagnosed with ALS 14 years ago, and detailed via social media that he has lost the ability to communicate.  Steve was using his eyes and a special computer program to communicate with his followers and family, unfortunately, he has now lost that ability.  Puck calls Steve the greatest human being he's ever encountered. 

Monday's edition of the Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett featured Jim Moore, who joins the show on Mondays, Wednesday's and Friday's.  John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com stopped by on Monday, because Puck is off on Tuesday and Wednesday.  Also, Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times, stop by for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. Puck and Jim start off the show tailing about the Seahawks being eliminated from the playoffs and what the fallout will be and whether or not they view the season as a success. The Cougars have a new football coach, what do Puck and Jim make of Jimmy Rogers?  20:05 - John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, joins the show to chat about the Cougars new head coach, Jimmy Rogers. Did they make the right hire?  Was the hiring of Rogers influenced by money?  Why did Jake Dickert leave Washington State? John offers insight into the decision and the current friction between outgoing university president Kirk Schulz, the board of regents and Dickert. Did Schulz purposely sabotage Dickert and his staff?  Cam Ward didn't play in the second half of the Miami Hurricanes bowl game. They discuss the selfish reasons that led to that decision and why the NIL element of college Football desperately needs fixings.  Who does John like in the college football quarterfinal playoffs? Is Oregon the team to beat? How much of a shot does Boise State have against Penn State?1:05:40 - Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times, discuss the Seahawks being eliminated from the playoffs and they ultimately only have themselves to blame for being on the outside looking in.  They discuss whether this season was successful or did they disappoint?  The Seahawks have a lot of questions to answer as they wind down the season, including the future of several players.  Will the Rams game be the final game for Tyler Lockett in a Seahawks uniform?   1:31:10 - Puck mentions the debut of the Dynamic Duos featuring Mike Gastineau and Dave Grosby…Groz and Gas.  You can listen to the full show by subscribing to become a Puck's Posse member at PuckSports.com. 1:34:45 - “Hey, What the Puck!” Puck takes time to thank the listeners for a very fun and successful 2024 and can't wait to take the show into 2025! 

On Monday's Daily Puck Drop, host Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. Puck and Jim open up the show talking bout the Seahawks lose and the reaction afterwards from many fans that want offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb fired.  Is it too early to make a decision on that or do they think that Macdonald will pull the plug on Grubb after one season.  Geno Smith didn't play his best game of the season and the defense played fairly well, until the last drive by the Vikings.  Puck and Jim also discuss what the expectations were heading into the season and have the Seahawks met those?Rumors are swirling around who may be the next head coach at Washington State. Montana State's Brett Vigen has garnered a lot of attention, but Puck points out that don't sleep on Jim Mora.  How would Cougar fans feel if a former Husky would be leading their team?  Puck and Jim discuss how they feel about having a first time head coach as the new coach at WSU. 58:00 Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Puck for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  What were their initial impressions of the loss?  Is the relationship between Mike Macdonald and Ryan Grubb becoming more strained?  Could a change take place at the end of the season.   Whose fault was the last interception from Geno Smith?   Mike Macdonald gave a vague answer at his press conference, who was he trying to protect?  Mike Macdonald does not avoid blame, especially with his defense giving up a late score and the curious decision to have Tre Brown matched up on Justin Jefferson. What are the mathematical chances that Seattle makes the playoffs if the Rams win this week against the Cardinals?  Finally, what do Curtis and Tim want for Christmas and why do they hate Egg Nog?1:29:13 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck shares his thoughts on the candidate he'd like to see as the new football coach at Washington State.  Puck doesn't want to see a first year coach. 

The Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times, Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Jason “Puck” Puckett opens by saying the score could have been much worse and that Seattle really was delivered a wake up call where they sit in the NFC. The defense has been outstanding but what happened against Green Bay?  The Packers were always one step ahead of the Seahawks defense.  The offense for Seattle could never get going and once again were dominated on the line of scrimmage.   The injury to Geno Smith will be something to monitor for the week and if he can't go then they will turn to Sam Howell, who did not look good in his playing time against the Packers. The boys go through the tie breaking scenarios for the Seahawks as they wind down their season with three pivotal games looming against the Vikings, Bears and Rams. Once again, Geno Smith's performance in the red zone was awful.  it begs the question if you are Seattle if you should engage in significant money for him?  But, the Seahawks and Geno are in a similar spot because neither really has any leverage moving forward. 

Monday's Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett featured appearances from Jim Moore and the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13. Puck and Jim break right into the news that John Mateer is leaving Washington State and heading into the portal.  Both express massive disappointment that Mateer is leaving but understand that nature of the business especially with the financial figures being thrown out. Will other plays now follow and could that mean the Cougars may not have enough bodies for the Holiday Bowl against Syracuse?  Should they even play the game anymore?  Puck is not angered by Mateer, he's angry with the system of college football. The Seahawks game was a letdown.  Seattle was dominated in every aspect of the game and showed why they are not in the class of the Packers and other Super Bowl contending NFC teams.  We got our first look at Sam Howell and it wasn't good. Why did Jim bet with Puck that Howell would start this season???The Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times, Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Jason “Puck” Puckett opens by saying the score could have been much worse and that Seattle really was delivered a wake up call where they sit in the NFC. The defense has been outstanding but what happened against Green Bay?  The Packers were always one step ahead of the Seahawks defense.  The offense for Seattle could never get going and once again were dominated on the line of scrimmage.   The injury to Geno Smith will be something to monitor for the week and if he can't go then they will turn to Sam Howell, who did not look good in his playing time against the Packers. The boys go through the tie breaking scenarios for the Seahawks as they wind down their season with three pivotal games looming against the Vikings, Bears and Rams. Once again, Geno Smith's performance in the red zone was awful.  it begs the question if you are Seattle if you should engage in significant money for him?  But, the Seahawks and Geno are in a similar spot because neither really has any leverage moving forward. Finally, Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck?!” John Mateer leaving Pullman is a loss for the Cougars, but also a loss for college football. 

Jason “Puck” Puckett breaks down the Seahawks win over Arizona with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for their weekly Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  It was a much needed win for Seattle as it drastically improves their playoff chances.   It was a must win game for Seattle and they got the job done. How much does a week change the perception of the offense after their performance on Sunday?  Is anyone calling for Ryan Grubb to be fired this week?  Grubb made a subtle change to the running game that made a huge difference. Can it continue the rest of the season?Mike Macdonald's defense continues to shine as they dominated the Arizona offense.  Ernest Jones continues to make plays and watch his bank account grow.  Tyrice Knight is playing better and better as each week goes by.  What led to the Zach Charbonnet breakthrough? The next two weeks feature the Packers and Vikings, which game is more winnable?  What type of atmosphere should we expect on Sunday vs. Green Bay?

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, for his Monday appearance.  Also joining the show on Monday, Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 of their weekly, Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. Jim and Puck jump right into the Seahawks most complete win of the season over Arizona.  The offense and the defense dominated on both line of scrimmages, which was easily their best performance of the year.  They both agree that football is a fairly easy game when you out perform the other team up front you will win the majority of your games.  The defense continues to deliver and was a huge factor into the win.  The first College Football Playoff is set, but there still are problems with the system and the committee still makes no sense. The portal is open and what does that mean for the Cougars as they await their decision on the future of John Mateer. Will he stay or go?Juan Soto agrees to a $765 million dollar deal with the Mets.  Is it time for baseball to step in and institute a hard salary cap?Jason “Puck” Puckett breaks down the Seahawks win over Arizona with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for their weekly Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  It was a much needed win for Seattle as it drastically improves their playoff chances.   It was a must win game for Seattle and they got the job done. How much does a week change the perception of the offense after their performance on Sunday?  Is anyone calling for Ryan Grubb to be fired this week?  Grubb made a subtle change to the running game that made a huge difference. Can it continue the rest of the season?Mike Macdonald's defense continues to shine as they dominated the Arizona offense.  Ernest Jones continues to make plays and watch his bank account grow.  Tyrice Knight is playing better and better as each week goes by.  What led to the Zach Charbonnet breakthrough? The next two weeks feature the Packers and Vikings, which game is more winnable?  What type of atmosphere should we expect on Sunday vs. Green Bay?Puck always wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck reacts to legendary O'Dea football coach Monte Koehler winning his 394th game on Friday night and his fifth state championship.  His 394 wins ties him for the all-time wins record with the great Sid Otton of Tumwater.  Monte and O'Dea are the gold standard in Washington State. 

The Ground Puck Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett to discuss the Seahawks crazy win over the Jets and they look ahead to the rest of the season.  They discuss the phenomenal play of the defense and the play of Leonard Williams.  The Ernest Jones trade might go down as the second best trade in franchise history for John Schneider.  They get into the issues in the red zone and short yardage situations with Ryan Grubb.  Can Grubb get to all they plays he wants if his offensive line can't block?  Five games remain in the season and the Seahawks will need to get to 10 wins on the season to win the division.  Can they get three more wins in the final five?   If they make the playoffs, what is the commentary about the decision to replace Pete Carroll with Mike Macdonald?

The Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett is back after taking a Thanksgiving break!  Puck is joined by Jim Moore, who always joins Puck on Monday, Wednesday's and Friday's. Puck and Jim go back and forth between the Seahawks crazy win over the New York Jets and the WSU Cougars collapse to end the season.  Some fans are calling for Jake Dickert to be fired. Puck and Jim both agree that they don't think and don't want to see Dickert removed, nor do they want him to take another job. The Cougars did make a move by firing their defensive coordinator Jeff Schmedding.  What will they do if Ben Arbuckle decides to leave?  He's been rumored for the offensive coordinator opening at Oklahoma.  The Seahawks won a wild game in New York and their defense was the story, especially Leonard Williams, who is playing at an all-time level right now.  The Seahawks sit at 7-5 and first place in the NFC West.  Despite the win, there was some negativity coming out of the game, in regards to their special teams and their offense.   Ryan Grubb is under a lot of fire from the fanbase, is it warranted?  How much is it play calling and how much of the blame is on the offensive line?The Ground Puck Podcast with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett to discuss the Seahawks crazy win over the Jets and they look ahead to the rest of the season.  They discuss the phenomenal play of the defense and the play of Leonard Williams.  The Ernest Jones trade might go down as the second best trade in franchise history for John Schneider.  They get into the issues in the red zone and short yardage situations with Ryan Grubb.  Can Grubb get to all they plays he wants if his offensive line can't block?  Five games remain in the season and the Seahawks will need to get to 10 wins on the season to win the division.  Can they get three more wins in the final five?   If they make the playoffs, what is the commentary about the decision to replace Pete Carroll with Mike Macdonald?Finally, “Hey, What the Puck?!” Puck says firing Jake Dickert would be the wrong move. He's a good coach that can improve. He needs to adapt, but moving on from him would be a mistake. 

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  Puck starts off the show without Jim Moore, who is out sick, talking bout the Seahawks win and that without a doubt it was a signature win for Mike Macdonald.  The Seahawks season was on the brink and they were able to pull off a great win on the road. Geno was great on the final drive and the defense looked like how we all thought Mike Macdonald's defense was going to look. Puck switched gears and talked about the Cougars loss to New Mexico and once again the defense continues to be an issue. Puck thinks a change needs to be made with their defensive coordinator and let Jake Dickert just call the defense for the final two games of the season. But, Puck could sense a loss was coming and it finally did. Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Jason “Puck” Puckett for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast brought to you by Georgetown Brewery. All three agree that was clearly the best win of the season and one of the best wins for the Seahawks in the last several years. The defense was no doubt the story from the game, but the performance of Geno Smith, especially on the final drive was quintessential the “Geno Smith Roller Coaster” experience! Offensive line looked better with Abe Lucas back and Olu Oluwatimi playing center. However, as the three discussed, the running game is still very much an issue.  Devon Witherspoon was everywhere and just showed why he's such an unbelievable weapon for Macdonald.  The play of Tyrice Knight and Ernest Jones was phenomenal and illustrated why a move at linebacker was necessary. All of sudden the Seahawks have a legitimate shot to claim first place in the division next week.  Sports are dumb and terrific at the same time. Puck then returns and discusses the rest of the sports weekend with “Weekend Roundup.”   The dud that was the Mike Tyson/Jake Paul fight, however, the women's fight was incredible.  Are the Steelers now a legit Super Bowl contender?  Drew Lock can't catch a break and big deal the Bills beat the Chiefs. Prove it in the playoffs. Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck goes back to the Seahawks.  Sports are incredibly stupid and incredibly awesome at the same time. Most Seahawks fans and Puck included had written this team off, but they found a way to have a gutsy physical win.  A win that could very well define Mike Macdonald and the rest of the season. 

Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Jason “Puck” Puckett for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast brought to you by Georgetown Brewery. All three agree that was clearly the best win of the season and one of the best wins for the Seahawks in the last several years. The defense was no doubt the story from the game, but the performance of Geno Smith, especially on the final drive was quintessential the “Geno Smith Roller Coaster” experience! Offensive line looked better with Abe Lucas back and Olu Oluwatimi playing center. However, as the three discussed, the running game is still very much an issue.  Devon Witherspoon was everywhere and just showed why he's such an unbelievable weapon for Macdonald.  The play of Tyrice Knight and Ernest Jones was phenomenal and illustrated why a move at linebacker was necessary. All of sudden the Seahawks have a legitimate shot to claim first place in the division next week.  Sports are dumb and terrific at the same time. 

Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Jason “Puck”Puckett for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  They discuss the chances of Seattle trying to avoid a 6-11 finish. What would it take for Seattle to spend their offseason in a rebuild mode?  Curtis doesn't think Seattle is that far off, Puck and Tim aren't so sure. If they do decided to play D.K. Metcalf in the offseason, do they have enough money to improve their offensive line?What happens if they move on from Geno Smith?  Curtis argues that you should be careful what you wish for.  Geno is not the number one problem. Even though Geno is not the problem, they don't have a future quarterback on their roster.  The Cardinals look for real and the 49ers have Christian McCaffrey back so winning the division will be that much more difficult. Does John Schneider have the confidence of the ownership group to make wholesale changes to his roster in the offseason?

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and his weekly visit with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. Puck and Jim start off talking about Puck's visit to Pullman to watch the Cougs dismantle Utah State. Puck talks about the crowd in Pullman and celebrating his anniversary with his wife Saturday night in Moscow, Idaho! Since there was no Seahawks game to go over, Puck and Jim chat about where they are headed. If the Seahawks finish 6-11, what will there offseason look like? At that point, a rebuild should definitely be on the table for the Seahawks. The Seahawks need to revamp their offensive line, can they do that if they have too much money tied up with their skilled position players?Russell Wilson continues to shine for the Steelers, in fact, some in the media are already talking about Pittsburgh about being a sneaky Super Bowl contending team. If Wilson keeps this up he will win the NFL comeback player of the year. Things are unraveling in Dallas and Puck and Jim can't believe that Micha Parsons called out his head coach Mike McCarthy publicly!  Also, because Puck and Jim are degenerate gamblers that can't figure out how the Seahawks are only getting +6.5 against the 49ers. Lastly, Utah is upset about the officiating in their game with BYU. The AD of Utah was critical of the Big 12 and Puck says that the Pac-12 should call Utah immediately and try and lure them back to the conference! Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Jason “Puck”Puckett for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  They discuss the chances of Seattle trying to avoid a 6-11 finish. What would it take for Seattle to spend their offseason in a rebuild mode?  Curtis doesn't think Seattle is that far off, Puck and Tim aren't so sure. If they do decided to play D.K. Metcalf in the offseason, do they have enough money to improve their offensive line?What happens if they move on from Geno Smith?  Curtis argues that you should be careful what you wish for.  Geno is not the number one problem. Even though Geno is not the problem, they don't have a future quarterback on their roster.  The Cardinals look for real and the 49ers have Christian McCaffrey back so winning the division will be that much more difficult. Does John Schneider have the confidence of the ownership group to make wholesale changes to his roster in the offseason?Finally, Puck wraps up with “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Honoring Brian Wheeler. Great broadcaster. Great friend and a young broadcaster will forever be indebted to Wheels. 

Today's Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett, welcomed Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, who joins Puck every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.  Also, Tim Booth of the Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree of FOX 13 drop by for their Monday weekly show, Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. Jim and Puck jump right into the Seahawks miserable loss and continue to just shake their head at how bad the Seahawks offensive line is. It is without a doubt the worst offensive line in the history of the organization and you can't really get all that critical of Ryan Grubb or Geno Smith because they can't get to any of the plays they truly want to run because of how bad the line is. Despite the struggles of the offensive line, Puck and Jim did resist their bet that they made in the beginning of the season where Jim bet Puck $250 dollars that Sam Howell would start a game this season and not because of injury.  Puck said he still feels confident in that bet, but he thinks the door is a little bit more open especially with the teams upcoming schedule. Speaking of that schedule, Puck points out to Jim that it's highly likely that they won't be favored in any of their remaining eight games. After talking about the Seahawks, they turn their attention to the Cougars, who will find themselves ranked in the top 20 of Tuesday's first College Football Playoff rankings.  ESPN analytics gives the Cougs a 17-percent chance of making the playoffs and if they win their remaining four games, that figure jumps up to 34-percent. Puck and Jim are reveling in the idea that they have shot to make it, but also acknowledge that it wouldn't be realistic if it weren't for the schedule they have played. However, Jim is not rooting for the Huskies at all. Jim doesn't want to see Washington beat Penn State or Oregon, even though it helps the Cougars resume. He'd rather have the Cougs just miss out on the playoffs. Puck thinks Jim is officially crazy. Puck goes back to the Seahawks as Tim Booth , Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Puck for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  Once again they focus in on the awful offensive line play and until that ever fixes itself, the team will continue to lose games like they did on Sunday to the Rams. They discuss the decision by Mike Macdonald to go for it on fourth down in overtime. Tim and Curtis liked the decision, Puck offered up an alternative and thought he should have trusted his defense more. What is going on with Connor Williams and why can't he snap the football anymore?  How much is that now affecting Geno Smith?Speaking of Smith, do the guys ever foresee a scenario where Sam Howell starts a game this season over Smith? The final eight games of the season will be tough and you can make a plausible argument that they won't be favored in those games. Lastly, why has the team been so sloppy this season?  That's a direct reflection on Mike Macdonald. Finally, Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?” Cougar fans! Have fun with all the playoff talk. Revel in it. You never know who long it will last.  The team has put themselves in a position this season to give themselves a shot. That has been awesome to watch develop! 

Puck goes back to the Seahawks as Tim Booth , Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Puck for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  Once again they focus in on the awful offensive line play and until that ever fixes itself, the team will continue to lose games like they did on Sunday to the Rams. They discuss the decision by Mike Macdonald to go for it on fourth down in overtime. Tim and Curtis liked the decision, Puck offered up an alternative and thought he should have trusted his defense more. What is going on with Connor Williams and why can't he snap the football anymore?  How much is that now affecting Geno Smith?Speaking of Smith, do the guys ever foresee a scenario where Sam Howell starts a game this season over Smith? The final eight games of the season will be tough and you can make a plausible argument that they won't be favored in those games. Lastly, why has the team been so sloppy this season?  That's a direct reflection on Mike Macdonald. 

Today's Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett, welcomes Jim Moore, the “Go-2-Guy” to the show for the first hour and then Curtis Crabtee, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times join for the final thirty minutes for the “Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.” Puck and Jim go over the game and Puck highlights the effort or lack of effort from Riq Woolen on the TD before the half for the Bills that summed up the game and effort for him. They also touched in on the behavior and sideline demeanor for Geno Smith.  You understand the QB is upset and frustrated but he has to behave better. He's the leader of the team. Despite the Seahawks losing in the fashion that they did, they did at times have a shot to take control of the game but self inflicted issues prevented them from doing so. The defense continues to be an issue and so far through eight games under Mike Macdonald they are no better than they were a year ago with Pete Carroll. After wrapping up the Seahawks, Puck and Jim turn their attention to the Cougs who defeated San Diego State over the weekend an no are ranked #22 in the country.  They didn't look great, but they did improve to 7-1 and will be favored in every game the rest of the way and have a great shot to go 11-1 and an outside, very outside shot of sneaking into the College Football Playoff discussion. Before Jim leaves, he and Puck make a $100 bet on the Steelers and Giants game on Monday night. Puck loves the Steelers because he claims Russell Wilson is now back after posting another cheesy music video with his wife !“Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast” with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 recap the Seahawks loss to the Buffalo Bills, 31-10. Issues still plague the Seahawks, they can't run the ball, they can't stop the run and they are sloppy and unprepared.  Why are the Seahawks having so many issues with the offensive and defensive lines and why are they so undisciplined? Did the boys feel like Riq Woolen made a great effort in preventing the Dalton Kincade touchdown?  Do they like the boy language being displayed from Geno Smith.  How far off is this football team right now because standings wise they are right there with all the other teams in their division. The Seahawks can't run the football because of their offensive line. How do they change their strategy with Walker?  They just need to start incorporating him into the passing game. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck?!”  Puck focuses in on Jake Dickert's behavior toward John Mateer and Dean Janikowski at the end of the game. Puck explains that it's perfectly OK to yell at players and people need to relax. 

“Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast” with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 recap the Seahawks loss to the Buffalo Bills, 31-10. Issues still plague the Seahawks, they can't run the ball, they can't stop the run and they are sloppy and unprepared.  Why are the Seahawks having so many issues with the offensive and defensive lines and why are they so undisciplined? Did the boys feel like Riq Woolen made a great effort in preventing the Dalton Kincade touchdown?  Do they like the boy language being displayed from Geno Smith.  How far off is this football team right now because standings wise they are right there with all the other teams in their division. The Seahawks can't run the football because of their offensive line. How do they change their strategy with Walker?  They just need to start incorporating him into the passing game. 

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On Monday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett starts off talking about the Seahawks impressive win over Atlanta. Puck touches in on the “Weekend RoundUp” that covers college football, the NFL and the World Series matchup we wanted. Puck welcomes Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times for the latest edition of “Ground Puck” Seahawks Podcast. Youth movement served for the Seahawks. Mike Jerrell looked good at right tackle. big win for Mike Macdonald. time for team to try and take control of the NFC West. RunDown00:00 Seahawks impressive win 05:27 Tribute to Tony Ventrella13:32 Seahawks much needed win 30:17 Weekend Roundup and College Football…Georgia/Texas fiasco and Cougs win again 40:52 “Ground Puck” Seahawks Podcast with Curtis Crabtree & Tim Booth…Young players looked awesome.  Play of Byron Murphy. Mike Jerrell held his own. Geno spectacular throw. Much needed win for Mike Macdonald. 01:15:22 “Hey, What the Puck?!” Remembering Tony Ventrella.  Just one of the best people in Seattle sports media.

Puck welcomes Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times for the latest edition of “Ground Puck” Seahawks Podcast. Youth movement served for the Seahawks. Mike Jerrell looked good at right tackle. big win for Mike Macdonald. time for team to try and take control of the NFC West. 

In this episode of the Ground Puck Podcast, hosts Jason “Puck” Puckett, Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times delve into the Seattle Seahawks' recent struggles, particularly focusing on their disappointing performance against the 49ers. The conversation covers the team's offensive line issues, the role of general manager John Schneider in team construction, and the impact of coaching decisions. They also discuss Geno Smith's leadership and body language, DK Metcalf's emotional challenges, and the upcoming games that will test the team's resilience.Rundown00:00 Seahawks struggling mightily on OL 02:58 Analyzing the Loss to the 49ers05:59 The Offensive Line Dilemma09:04 John Schneider's Role in Team Construction12:04 Coaching and Talent Misidentification14:59 Geno Smith's Body Language and Leadership18:06 DK Metcalf's Performance and Emotions21:06 Looking Ahead: Atlanta Falcons just a three point favorite?

In Hour 3 we were joined by Tim Booth from the Seattle Times covering the Seattle Seahawks and our Thursday co-host, former NHLer Ladislav Smid. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore jump right into the Seahawks miserable loss. One of the worst they have seen from a defense in years.  Puck and Jim also were mad at Michigan for not beating Washington and they can't figure out how a program like Michigan can't have a QB!!What's the worst part of the defense?  is it the linebackers or defensive line?  Puck is not impressed with the linebackers.  So far, Mike Macdonald has not fixed the defense especially against the run.  How concerning is that especially with the 49ers looming on Thursday, which is probably a must win game for both teams if they want to make the playoffs. On Monday's Weekend RoundUp…Puck details the results of the Interbay Eagles, his son's youth football team.  The results of the college football weekend which saw Jonathan Smith covering the spread vs. Oregon.  Kalen DeBoer blows it against Vanderbilt and fans already pissed at him.  Miami and Cam Ward stormed back to beat Cal, which was a great site for College GameDay. “Ground Puck Podcast” w/ Jason “Puck” Puckett and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, Tim Booth Seattle Times. How in the world did the Seahawks lose to the lowly New York Giants?  The defense was completely outplayed and had no answer for the the Giants, despite Malik Nabers and Devin Singletary being out.  What is the biggest problem for the defense?  Is it the defensive line or the lack of playmakers at linebacker?The offense wasn't much better.  Ryan Grubb did not have a good day. Ken Walker managed just five carries in the game and just two in the first half. The Seahawks dropped back on 51 of their 58 plays. That just can't continue to happen if the Seahawks want to win games. The upcoming schedule is real pivotal for the Seahawks, starting on Thursday with  the 49ers. After that they head to Atlanta to take on an explosive Falcons offense and then it's back home to face Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.  The season has a chance to slip away real fast. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck?!” Defense is still a problem and Mike Macdonald has yet to fix it. Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim jump right into the Seahawks game and why it was one of the worst performances in Seahawks history.  They recap the college football weekend.  They praise the great Jonathan Smith and Puck and Jim feel he should be the coach of the week because he covered the spread against the Ducks! 01:00:27 “Ground Puck Podcast” w/ Jason “Puck” Puckett and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, Tim Booth Seattle Times.  The Seahawks had one of their worst performances on defense in a number of years.  Why is the defense struggling so much to stop the run?  Are the linebackers playing well?  Defensive line still not getting a push.  Offensive line is still a mess and it doesn't appear to be getting better anytime soon.  Schedule is getting tougher and the next four weeks will determine if they get in or not. 01:45:05 “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Defense still a problem and Mike Macdonald hasn't fixed it…yet. 

“Ground Puck Podcast” w/ Jason “Puck” Puckett and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, Tim Booth Seattle Times. How in the world did the Seahawks lose to the lowly New York Giants?  The defense was completely outplayed and had no answer for the the Giants, despite Malik Nabers and Devin Singletary being out.  What is the biggest problem for the defense?  Is it the defensive line or the lack of playmakers at linebacker?The offense wasn't much better.  Ryan Grubb did not have a good day. Ken Walker managed just five carries in the game and just two in the first half. The Seahawks dropped back on 51 of their 58 plays. That just can't continue to happen if the Seahawks want to win games. The upcoming schedule is real pivotal for the Seahawks, starting on Thursday with  the 49ers. After that they head to Atlanta to take on an explosive Falcons offense and then it's back home to face Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.  The season has a chance to slip away real fast. 

NLDS is set up for success from a viewing position. Baseball season doesn't seem to be disappointing so far. Ian had a hell of a last night and morning, but he's here!   Danny O'Neil, The Dang Apostrophe gives us a first-person look at what UW @ Rutgers looked like last weekend. Although the result was what it was, he came away with more of a positive attitude than not. Danny also shares his thoughts on Jedd Fisch as the head coach of UW so far, which is more positive than others might see it. Danny has no worries about Ryan Grubb in the NFL and that is evidenced by the Seahawks' offense succeeding despite the issues on the offensive line.   John Stanton did speak to the media, but only the MLB owned site. Ian gets it, but does know that there's not going to be an independent voice there. It's not acceptable for the team to dodge the mainstream media.   Greg Cosell, NFL Films gives an intense deep dive into the Seahawks through 4 games and what takeaways we can gather from the loss in Detroit. As only he can, Greg tells us what the tape says! Plus, a preview of the Giants game this weekend, as New York is down one Malik Nabers.   Tim Booth joins Ian to talk about his next chapter in sports writing after over a decade with the Associated Press. He discusses his new role with the Seattle Times, which includes Kraken coverage and the future NBA team here in Seattle. He also shares his most memorable experiences throughout his time with the AP.   The Daily Power Play!   Rob Rang, FOX Sports and The BC Lions has all the insights on what we saw last weekend from local teams in college football, a look ahead to this weekend and which players to watch for as we enter week six of the NCAA season.

Today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett jumps right into various topics the Seahawks loss to Detroit loss with the latest edition of “HawksNest” with Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree.   What led to the loss?  All agree they feel much better about the team despite the loss to the Lions.  Geno Smith was excellent Defense was poor, but expected with all the losses on the defensive line. John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com stops by to give the latest on the breaking news that Gonzaga is joining the conference. Who will they add next?  How flawed of a football team is Washington or is Jedd Fisch just adjusting? How do the Cougs avoid a letdown after Boise loss.  Will Oregon overlook Michigan State in anticipation for their game against Ohio State?Bill Krueger, Root Sports, puts the finishing touches on the season for the Mariners. What led to them missing the playoffs again. If ownership won't pay for players how will they improve?   Core of young pitchers will stay together, but about Luis Castillo.  Lastly, should Mariners fans feel good about their team moving forward?Finally, “Hey, What the Puck?!” Time to let Pete Rose into the Hall of Fame. Rundown00:00 “HawksNest” with Curtis Crabtree & Tim Booth on the Seahawks loss to Detroit. Lots to like about the game despite the outcome. Defense was crushed, but probably expected. One of Geno Smith's finest games at QB 48:14 John Canzano, joins to discuss Gonzaga joining the Pac-12…Jedd Fisch struggling…WSU gets boat raced in Boise…Oregon looking ahead to Ohio State 01:17:00 Bill Krueger, wrapping up the Mariners season…What's next…ownership doesn't want to spend money…Jerry Dipoto hiding out…do you trade young arms to get bats…Confidence level for the offseason 01:40:10 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame 

Jason “Puck” Puckett jumps right into various topics the Seahawks loss to Detroit loss with the latest edition of “HawksNest” with Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree.   What led to the loss?  All agree they feel much better about the team despite the loss to the Lions.  Geno Smith was excellent Defense was poor, but expected with all the losses on the defensive line. 

On Monday's, Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore, former hosts at KJR,  discuss their weekend , including Jim's visit to Pullman and whether or not it's ok to buy your kids a half-gallon of booze? Jim and Puck can't figure out how the Cougars won on Friday night, but somehow they won the game, and they delve into the Mariners' playoff hopes and Puck tells Jim that he was wrong for rooting against them.  Because Jim and Puck are riding high on the Cougs, they put their money down on John Mateer winning the Heisman Trophy!   They switch gears to the Seahawks and talked about how they were able to win an ugly, sloppy game. Jim takes off to walk his dogs again, and Puck is joined by Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree for their weekly “HawksNest” Show, where they breakdown the Seahawks win over the Dolphins.   The Seahawks were able to dominate the game on the defensive side, but how much is that because of the quarterback play for the Dolphins?  The season has been a pretty soft landing for Mike Macdonald and his new staff because they have faced Bo Nix, Jacoby Brissett and Skylar Thompson.  The season will heat up next week when they take on the Detroit Lions.  They turn their attention to the offensive line.  It played better at times, but Anthony Bradford has been a disaster and why has Christian Haynes not taken over at the spot yet?  Regardless of the opponent, the Seahawks are 3-0 and have a two game lead in the NFC West thanks in part to a number of injuries affecting the other teams. Seattle must take advantage of the situation and they currently are doing that. Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio stops by to talk all things baseball.  They both marvel at Shohei Ohtani and Puck wonders out loud if he could get 60/60???   The Dodgers have the most pressure going into the season on them, but what are they missing and will that prevent them from winning the whole thing?  Who are currently the best teams in the AL and NL?  Jim's answer for the American League may surprise you and it will definitely anger you!  Jim and Puck discuss how the Mariners, if they don't get in, just completely blew a huge opportunity this season especially with how poorly teams like the Royals and Twins have played down the stretch.   Julio Rodriguez has turned his season around and a lot of credit has gone to Edgar Martinez. Puck asks Jim if Julio needs to ditch his personal hitting coach in Florida and just work exclusively with Edgar in the offseason.  Jim also offered Julio some advice to how he should handle this upcoming offseason. Lastly, Puck wraps up with, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck acknowledges that Chris Egan was right about him being a bad fan and wanting the Mariners to lose games so the season would end.   Puck also announces the release of the PuckSports Mobile App which you can now download from the app store for iPhone users.  The android version for Google Play will be out soon!  You can now listen to the “Daily Puck Drop” live on your phone daily starting at 10am! Rundown00:00 Jim is back from a weekend spent in Pullman for Dad's weekend! 13:03 Jim asks Puck if it's ok to buy your kids a half-gallon of booze?21:16 Cougs somehow win on Friday and they can't figure out how?!30:44 Seahawks win an ugly game and all that matter is that they are 3-039:52 Mariners' playoff hopes on life support 44:43 Jim and Puck place $50 bucks down on John Mateer winning the Heisman at 33-1 48:48 “HawksNest” with Curtis Crabtree & Tim Booth 01:19:16 Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio, on all things baseball and the Mariners collapse 01:45 “Hey, What the Puck!?   Puck admits that Chris Egan was right…He was being a bad fan!

Jim takes off to walk his dogs again, and Puck is joined by Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree for their weekly “HawksNest” Show, where they breakdown the Seahawks win over the Dolphins.   The Seahawks were able to dominate the game on the defensive side, but how much is that because of the quarterback play for the Dolphins?  The season has been a pretty soft landing for Mike Macdonald and his new staff because they have faced Bo Nix, Jacoby Brissett and Skylar Thompson.  The season will heat up next week when they take on the Detroit Lions.  They turn their attention to the offensive line.  It played better at times, but Anthony Bradford has been a disaster and why has Christian Haynes not taken over at the spot yet?  Regardless of the opponent, the Seahawks are 3-0 and have a two game lead in the NFC West thanks in part to a number of injuries affecting the other teams. Seattle must take advantage of the situation and they currently are doing that. 

Today's, Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett  and Jim Moore celebrate the Cougs win in the Apple Cup!  Puck makes Jim give him credit for John Mateer!!! :). Jim and Puck speculate on if the Cougs can now run the table with their schedule. Curtis Crabtree and Tim Booth stop by to talk Seahawks on the “HawksNest.”   The top storyline is the play of Geno Smith and how that was without a doubt the best game he's ever played in a Seahawks uniform.  They touch in on the play of the offensive line and try to figure out what they can do to improve the play of their guards, specifically Laken Tomlinson and Anthony Bradford.  They praised the way that Ryan Grubb called the game and decided to target his best players in JSN and DK, as they combined to have 30 targets in the game.  One concern from the game was the play of the defense in that they allowed 185 yards on the ground.  Jim Duquette, of MLB Network Radio stops by for his weekly visit talking Mariners and other top MLB storylines.  Puck and Jim are amazed that the Mariners are still in the playoff race but Jim warns Puck and M's fans that if they barley make it in or barely miss the reaction and emotions from fans should be the same and that is that this year was a disappointment.  Because the division was so bad and Houston was so banged up the Mariners should have rolled the division and they did not.  Jim tells Puck that it's paramount that Edgar Martinez stays on as hitting coach next season because it's clear he's made a difference with the team and specifically Julio.  At the end of the chat, Jim says there is no way that Shohei Ohtani pitches in the playoffs, despite Dodgers manager Dave Roberts hinting at the possibility. Lastly, “What the Puck!?” Puck talks about his good friend Ian Furness being named the new television studio host for the Seattle Kraken. Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim can't stop smiling about the Apple Cup win! 06:26 Mateer is a stud 08:46 Puck tells Jim about the game experience and making it there by halftime 10:07 Jedd Fisch was a disaster as a head coach on Saturday 12:40 Back to Mateer…Give him the Heisman! :) 14:21 Can the Cougs run the table??19:52 Puck tells Jim about rushing the field with his kids 28:51 Husky fans should crush Fisch for the decisions he made Saturday 34:47 Jim is headed to Dad's weekend, and asks Puck for his tickets…Should Puck give him the tickets for free?39:31 “HawksNest” Curtis Crabtree & Tim Booth breakdown the Seahawks win 42:39 Geno Smith was sensational 45:55 Offensive line issues for the Hawks, but did they play better?51:51 Thank god for Ryan Grubb as offensive coordinator! 56:40 Defense took a step back 01:01:10 Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio…M's are still alive01:05:49  Despite better play, Mariners ownership needs to be held accountable 01:11:41 Keeping Edgar Martinez around…They need him 01:14:45 Even if the Mariners make it, still is a massive disappointing season for Seattle. Didn't take advantage of weak division.  

Curtis Crabtree and Tim Booth stop by to talk Seahawks on the “HawksNest.”   The top storyline is the play of Geno Smith and how that was without a doubt the best game he's ever played in a Seahawks uniform.  They touch in on the play of the offensive line and try to figure out what they can do to improve the play of their guards, specifically Laken Tomlinson and Anthony Bradford.  They praised the way that Ryan Grubb called the game and decided to target his best players in JSN and DK, as they combined to have 30 targets in the game.  One concern from the game was the play of the defense in that they allowed 185 yards on the ground.  

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host is joined by Curtis Crabtree, Fox 13  and Tim Booth, Associated Press,  for a roundtable discussion about the Seahawks game. They analyze the performance of the team, including the debut of coach Mike McDonald, the offensive line issues, and the impressive tackling by the defense. They also discuss the demeanor of McDonald and the adjustments made by offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the passing game and the potential impact of the offensive line on its success. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the Seattle Seahawks' right tackle situation and their travel schedule. They also talk about the next steps for the team and the catch by Tyler Lockett. Rundown 00:00 Analyzing the Seahawks Game and debut of Mike Macdonald 15:00  The Impact of the Offensive Line on the Passing Game…Can it get better?23:00  Uncertainty at Right Tackle for the Seattle Seahawks…Are there any options to improve the OL?

Today is episode # 300!!! Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host, opens up the Daily Puck Drop  venting about his frustrating morning dealing with website authentication and payment plan updates. Puck discusses the upcoming Seahawks season and promotes that Curtis Crabtree, Fox 13 and Tim Booth, Associated Press will  join him on Mondays to analyze the team. He expresses his frustration with the Mariners' performance and the possibility of Jerry Dipoto returning as the general manager. The conversation transitions to high school football and other podcasts before diving into the Seahawks' training camp and the changes under new head coach Mike McDonald. The influence of defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier is highlighted as a valuable resource for McDonald. In this conversation, Puck, Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree  discuss various topics related to the Seattle Seahawks. They touch on the competitive nature of training camp, DK Metcalf's performance and potential contract extension, the expectations for backup quarterback Geno Smith, the status of injured players, and the recent firing of a Washington Commanders executive. Rundown00:00 Puck hates dealing with password! 02:23 Mariners collapse 06:51 Speculating on Jerry Dipoto's Future09:34 Unpopular Move if Jerry Dipoto Returns14:10 Frustration with the Mariners' Collapse17:38 Discussing the Oakland Coliseum and feeling bad for the fans18:08 Promoting the Huskies and Cougars Podcasts20:32 Changes in the Seahawks' Training Camp25:33 The Influence of Leslie Frazier30:06 The Importance of Competition30:08 The Importance of Competition in Training Camp31:50 DK Metcalf's Prove-It Year33:04 Geno Smith's Potential and Contract Situation36:04 Injury Updates and Offensive Line Concerns43:24 Controversial Firing of Washington Commanders' VP

Tim covers the Washington Huskies for the AP, and he joins us to proclaim his love of the maps commercial, the school's move to the Big Ten, the new coach /roster for this year, and where he thinks they'll finish in the new conference.

Laviska Shenault, Seahawks WR sits down with Ian to talk about his path to football, why he gave up basketball and what he's making out of this opportunity with Seattle. Plus, he breaks down the new kickoff rules, as that's where he's most likely to contribute.  There's a crowded wide receivers room this season and special teams will help sort out who makes the roster. The Mariners have played some pretty poor defensive teams this season and have taken advantage of it. We take a listen to what Jerry Dipoto had to say yesterday regarding the trade deadline, the moves they made, as well as Julio and JP's health. Ian applauds what they did at the deadline.  What are your favorite moves the Mariners made at the deadline?  The Olympics are underway and we discuss the best parts of the games. It takes a special love of the game to compete on that level, for the most part, when not being highly compensated. Gregg Bell pops by to tell us what he's seeing in the Seahawks 't-shirt' practice we're watching.  Mike Macdonald gave a rundown on training camp so far as the team approaches preseason. He tells us what he's seen on both sides of the ball and where he sees growth to date.  The Seahawks are in a different looking practice today, where players are working on the learning side of things.  Curtis Crabtree and Tim Booth sit down for a little Seahawks round table to tell us what they're seeing out here at camp today. They discuss future projections for the NFL Hall of Fame, as there are going to be a large contingent of Seahawks to be voted on in the near future. The guys also discuss what Mike Macdonald's defense will look like in an ever-evolving league. Finally, who has staying power of all 90 guys out here?

Jason Puckett "Puck" was joined by Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftBlog.com, Tim Booth of the Associated Press, Curtis Crabtree from FOX 13 and Bob Condotta, sorta, from the Seattle Times. They reacted in real time to the draft as it was underway. Show started with Rob Staton breaking down the draft and then gave way to Mike Garafolo from the NFL Network studios joining Puck for three-plus hours breaking down each pick from inside the networks war room. No one in the county had access like this !

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck opens up talking about the NFL draft and how pivotal this year is for John Schneider and how he can't have many misses, because this is all on him. Puck promotes his Thursday "Puck's Draft Party" with guests Mike Garafolo, Rob Staton, Bob Condotta, Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree. Mariners playing way better and Julio hits his first home run. Josh Rojas has been solid at the plate and Gabe Speier had a solid 8th inning. Cougs will be traveling to Virginia next season to take on the Cavaliers and that means "Enter Sandman!" Puck explains the joke. Puck quickly recaps the NBA for Tuesday and promotes the Iconic Sonics podcast where you can find on Apple and Spotify with former Sonics coach George Karl. Finally, Puck's Ballard little league team, Fischer Plumbing, faces Magnolia and Puck wonder if he should check birth certificates!