Brock and Salk

Brock continues his profiles of Seahawks draft prospects with CB D'Angelo Ponds. Then, we discuss how real the offense we saw from the Mariners against Houston was and we talk grilled cheese, express lanes and Chandler Stephenson in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk dive more into the Julio Rodriguez conversation and how he is the ultimate driver of this Mariners team, along with if he could get hot earlier than usual this season. Later, jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show for his weekly segment in which he shares his thoughts on the Astros pitching, Julio Rodriguez, stars stepping up and much more.

Brock and Salk discuss the Mariners sweep of the Astros and how different the offense looks when their best players are hitting. They then react to a fantasy football list that says the Seahawks have gotten worse. Moreso than any other team in the NFL. They debate if there is any truth to that or not. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at who is an ideal fit for the Seahawks in the draft, why this draft is so hard on established programs like the Seahawks, and who the next Seahawks owner should be.

Salk was not happy after watching the Kraken lose last night and expresses that to start the show, specifically about wanting to see their young guys play more. Later, they re-air their conversation with Keith Law of The Athletic to get his insight on a bunch of the Mariners prospects, including Colt Emerson, Ryan Sloan, Michael Arroyo and more.

Brock continues his profile of Seahawks draft prospects with an edge rusher from Missouri. Then, we discuss whether Rory McIlroy had an unfair advantage at the Masters and react to Keith Law's comments that one player can't elevate a team in baseball the way they can in other sports.

Julio Rodriguez had some interesting quotes over the weekend, and Brock and Salk explain why they liked what he said so much. Later, Keith Law of The Athletic joins the show to share his insight on a bunch of the Mariners prospects and how they've performed so far along with which prospects could help the big league team this year.

Brock and Salk go through so many of the Mariners that contributed in the three wins over the weekend against the Astros. They then go through some of their Mariners Takeaways, including J.P. Crawford, Josh Naylor and much more. In Blue 88, topics include how far back the Seahawks go in gaining data on a prospect, an attribute that should be more talked about and Mike Macdonald at The Masters.

The Mariners took advantage of  the Astros pitching over the weekend and won all three games, so Salk talks through the ability to get the offense back on track. Then, they go Around The Weekend with stories from the Mariners and The Masters.

Stacy Rost joins Mike Salk to discuss what's going on with the Mariners struggling offense and how they can manufacture some energy despite those struggles. Then, we discuss the M's begining their 4 game series with the Astros tonight, Tod Leiweke's press conference yesterday, and the Kraken winning a shootout with Vegas in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls, as we do every Friday.

The hour starts by listening back to some of the best sound of the week from guests during For You In Review. Later, Gee Scott stops by for his weekly appearance.

Salk talks through an article from Adam Jude highlighting the areas in which the Mariners have struggled offensively, but Salk wonders the reason why that it's all happening. They then go through a game of Whose Shoes featuring a variety of topics. In Blue 88, topics include John Schneider's process, an attribute in the draft process that is rarely discussed and if the Seahawks could trade for a certain noteworthy running back.

Salk reads some late night texts to start the show featuring messages about the Mariners and Kraken. Afterwards, they re-air their conversation with Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith who discusses the team's slow start, why there have been struggles offensively and much more.

Brck continues brekaing down Seahawks draft prospects with a LB out of Pitt. Then, Salk disagrees with a text that say the M's problem is their home run dependency and we discuss  Myles Garrett's trade potential and him not showing up for voluntary workouts. Plus, we discuss pie pairings, the riskiest food you've eaten and how to get rid of bird's nests in Answer the Question Jerk.

The hour starts with some funny listener voicemails for Here's the Thing. Later, Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith joins the show to share his thoughts on the team's slow start, the lack of offense, how it can get better and plenty more.

Brock and Salk discuss what is next for the Mariners and what has gone wrong so far as they sit at 4-9. Afterwards, Greg Wyshinski of ESPN joins the show to discuss the Kraken firing Ron Francis, how they will move forward and what the Kraken have to do to become a winning hockey team. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at the Seahawks that have the most to develop and gain this upcoming season, if the Seahawks will draft a running back and why the Seahawks aren't alone in adding impact at the line of scrimmage.

The Mariners get swept by the Rangers and Salk reads a lot more late night Mariners texts to start the show. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah who dives in on a few different draft prospects that could fit the Seahawks.

Brock continues his profile of Seahawks draft prospects with an edge rusher from Illinios. Then, we discuss the news the the M's lineup has shifted due to a Victor Robles injury and the Mike Petriello stat showing that M's swing speed is down across the board. Plus, Salk crowns this week's Trash Takes winner.

Brock and Salk discuss the story between Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini as it has made national headlines. Later, Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network joins the show to dissect more potential NFL Draft prospects that the Seahawks could select, including Jadarian Price from Notre Dame, R Mason Thomas from Oklahoma and much more.

Brock and Salk respond to Cal's quote about the Mariners needing to do the little things and how that hasn't shown up in the Texas series. After that, Shannon Drayer joins the show to shar her insight on the team's road trip, the execution thus far and much more. In Blue 88, topics include Albert Breer's column on John Schneider, Sam Darnold's wedding photos and what Brock took away from watching UW spring practice.

Salk starts the show off with more late night Mariners texts from the text line as they drop another game to the Rangers. Then, they re-air their interciew with jeff Passan of ESPN in which he breaks down the Mariners slow start, Cal Raleigh, Emerson Hancock and plenty more.

Brock starts his countdown of Seahawks draft prospects with a guard out of Georgia. Then, Jeff Passan joins the show to discuss the M's slow start, how the rest of the AL and the AL West are stacking up, whether expectations can weigh a team down and the possibility that Emerson Hancock is a dude.

The Mariners have a new public enemy in former Angels (and Mariners) reliever Ty Buttrey, who took issue to the Mariners hitting Mike Trout a couple times over the weekend, so brock and Salk react to it all. Later, they go through the history of 710 as yesterday marked the 17 year anniversary of the station.

Brock and Salk go through their first impressions of the Mariners through 11 games and what has jumped out to them. They then offer three different views of the Mariners for where they're at: a pessimistic view, an optimistic view and a realistic view. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at Jonah Coleman, Jeremiyah Love and Seahawks that have exceeded expectations.

The hour starts with Salk reading some more late night Mariners texts after their loss to the Rangers. Then, they re-air their conversation with Peter Schrager of ESPN who breaks down the Seahawks success, Mike Macdonald, John Schneider and much more.

The M's struggling to hit against the Angels bottom of their rotation has some people frustrated and that's understandable. Then, Angie Mentink joins us to discuss the M's weekend series and preview the Rangers.