Highlights - Wyman and Bob

Bob and Charlie Furbush break down the reporting from MLB.com's Daniel Kramer about the Mariners and Logan Gilbert being further apart on a contract extension than they envisioned and break down what they think will be the most likely outcome for the two sides.

Bob and Charlie Furbush dive into the impact that the ABS Challenge System had on the opening weekend of the MLB season and how the strategy behind using challenges will evolve over the course of the season.

Sonics legend Detlef Schrempf joins Dave and Bob to discuss the NBA's announcement that the league will explore expansion in both Seattle and Las Vegas and why he is confident the city will overwhelmingly support the team when they do return.

Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba sits down with Dave and Bob to discuss what it means to be the highest-paid receiver in the NFL, the bond he has formed with Sam Darnold, and how he plans to deal with the expectations of performing up to the level of his new contract.

Dave and Bob discuss the impact of a full season of Josh Naylor, along with the addition of Brendan Donovan, and what it will mean for the Mariners clubhouse and the culture the organization has instilled in their pursuit of a World Series title.

ESPN Senior NFL Reporter Jeremy Fowler joins Dave and Bob to talk about the JSN contract extension, the timing and potential range for a Devon Witherspoon extension, and where he still has questions about the Seahawks roster.

Dave and Bob analyze the Seahawks roster, as it currently stands, and rank the position groups from most to least confidence. 

Dave and Bob dive into the Seattle Times All-Mariners Team and discuss which positions they agree with and where there could be a heated debate about who makes the team.

Dave and Bob analyze the news of the Mariners naming Logan Gilbert their Opening Day starter and what it means for the rest of the rotation, along with whether a looming contract extension played a role in the decision.

Dave and Bob dive into which Mariners pitcher will be named the Opening Day starter and what happens with Bryce Miller's spot in the rotation.

Bob and Charlie Furbush dive into J.P. Crawford missing four straight games after a delayed start to his spring and weigh in on what could happen with the Mariners shortstop, along with worst-case early-season scenarios if Crawford is still dealing with his shoulder injury.

MLB Network's Ryan Dempster joins Dave and Bob to talk about why he feels like the World Baseball Classic is great for the sport, what he expects from the Mariners rotation this season, and what he looks for when gauging whether a young player, like Cole Young, is making strides in Spring Training.

Dave and Bob go through the potential contract ranges for the Seahawks pending free agents and realize that they won't be able to re-sign a significant chunk of their players, so they start to narrow down the list of options and discuss who is absolutely essential to bring back. 

Dave and Bob catch up with Dave Grosby "The Groz" on a monumental year in Seattle Sports and hear some of his favorite stories about his old co-hosts.

Dave and Bob analyze what the Mariners might do with Colt Emerson over these next few weeks and discuss the delicate balance of bringing their top prospect along, while still maintaining the clubhouse chemistry and their projected trajectory towards the top of the American League.

Dave and Bob discuss the bargain that the Seahawks are getting for Sam Darnold and whether they should try to give him a contract extension soon, in order to avoid him becoming too expensive if he continues to play well over the next few years. 

Michael Ginnitti, founder and managing editor of the salary cap website Spotrac, joins Dave and Bob to talk about the running back market and a potential contract range for Ken Walker. Ginnitti also breaks down what kind of money Riq Woolen is looking at and whether or not the Seahawks should try to work out an extension for Sam Darnold.

Randy Sullivan, founder of the Florida Baseball ARMory and Logan Gilbert's pitching coach, joins Dave and Bob to talk about how Gilbert worked through his injury last season, and the changes they made this offseason, including one specific area of focus for the Mariners starter.

With a weak draft class and minimal needs to fill for the Seahawks on their roster, Dave and Bob ponder whether it would benefit the team more to sacrifice their picks by either trading up for a player they truly covet or sending a package of picks and players to the Raiders for Maxx Crosby. 

Dave and Bob dive into the 2026 NFLPA team report card grades and what the Seahawks improvements across the board say about their organization, compared to the dysfunctional franchises around the league.

Dave and Bob discuss some reports coming out of the NFL Combine about a potential contract range for Ken Walker and whether it might be too expensive for the Seahawks to re-sign him if it turns into a bidding war for a number of RB-needy teams.

Seahawks President of Football Operations John Schneider joins Dave and Bob to talk about how it felt to win a second Super Bowl, the process that went into hiring a new OC, and what it meant to work under Paul and then Jody Allen as owners of the Seahawks.

Dave and Bob discuss the possibility of both Rashid Shaheed and Riq Woolen returning to the Seahawks and then analyze what two vastly different answers from the two players, when asked about free agency, says about the chances of each player returning to Seattle. 

Former Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck joins Dave and Bob to talk about the Seahawks Super Bowl win, shares a few examples of where the Seahawks offense improved as the season went along and how they can continue to improve next year, and offers high praise for Devon Witherspoon. 

Dave and Bob dive into where Rashid Shaheed ranks on the list of offseason priorities for the Seahawks and discuss what it might take to keep him in Seattle.