Highlights - Wyman and Bob

MLB Network analyst Dan Plesac joins Dave and Bob to discuss what has separated Bryan Woo from the rest of the Mariners rotation this season, from a mental standpoint what makes it dfficult to pitch away from T-Mobile Park, and why the Mariners have a great chance to make noise in the playoffs.

Mariners first baseman Josh Naylor joins Dave and Bob to discuss his business-like approach on the field, why he puts such an emphasis on base stealing, and how his background growing up led to his sucess in baseball. 

Former Mariners pitcher Charlie Furbush joins Dave and Bob to talk about what he has seen from the back end of the M's bullpen, especially when it comes to Matt Brash and Andres Munoz, and the impact that Emerson Hancock could have in a relief role. 

Just minutes after the Seahawks released their initial 53-man roster, Dave and Bob dive into the biggest surprises who didn't make the team and their expectations for a handful of position groups now that the roster is set. 

Dave and Bob discuss the professional debut of Emerson Hancock as a reliever and weigh in on what it could mean for the Mariners bullpen this season.

Seahawks safety Julian Love joins the show to talk about why the Packers are a good measuring stick for where the Seahawks want to be this season, why fights are a necessary part of any joint practice, and what he has seen from the Seahawks growth in their run game. 

Dave and Bob discuss the depth of the Mariners lineup and why the recent homestand showed how dangerous the bottom of the order can be, which makes life incredibly difficult on opposing pitchers. 

Dave and Bob discuss the uncertainty around Tyrice Knight and what it means for the Seahawks inside linebackers, which had already been one of the thinnest position groups on the roster.

Dave and Bob discuss the things they want to see in the Seahawks preseason opener, including how important it is for the rookies and whether Sam Darnold should play at any point during the preseason. The guys also wonder what kind of reception Geno Smith will get when he comes back to Seattle with the Raiders.

Former UW quarterback Isaiah Stanback joins Dave and Bob to weigh in on the Seahawks offense, his expectations on how the NFC West will shake out, and his insight from covering the Cowboys about what will happen with Micah Parsons and the kind of player and person the Seahawks are getting in DeMarcus Lawrence.

Seahawks cornerback Riq Woolen joins Dave and Bob to talk about what it feels like in Year 2 in Mike Macdonald's defense, how he is handling the final year of his rookie contract, and why he and Devon Witherspoon are perfect compliments to each other on the field.

Dave and Bob break down what stood out during the Seahawks mock game and describe a key 1-on-1 that took place between Leonard Williams and Grey Zabel.

Seahawks outside linebacker Boye Mafe joins the show to talk about his offseason workout regimen, what he is excited about in Year 2 in Mike Macdonald's defense, and what he has learned from a veteran like DeMarcus Lawrence.

Dave and Bob discuss the Mariners trading for Eugenio Suarez, the emotions when fans and players found out, and what it signals to the clubhouse about how the front office views their championship window.

Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet joins Dave and Bob live from training camp to discuss the new offense, what he worked on in the offseason, and the expectations he set for himself going into this season.

Dave and Bob break down the Mariners trade for first baseman Josh Naylor and discuss why there should be undeniable optimism and excitement around what the team looks like with Naylor in the lineup.

Former Seahawks quarterback Dave Krieg joins Dave and Bob to talk about finding out he was named as one of the 50 Greatest Seahawks in franchise history and shares some funny stories from his playing days.

Dave and Bob weigh in on the urgency that the Mariners need to approach the trade deadline with and why Diamondbacks first baseman Josh Naylor is the guy who they want for the Mariners. 

Dave and Bob dive into where the power has gone for Julio Rodriguez as his stretch without a HR reaches nearly a month. 

Dave and Bob discuss comments made by Seahawks President of Football Operations John Schneider about when the team knew they had to pivot from the original plan of Geno Smith being the team's starting quarterback. 

Mariners starting pitcher Logan Gilbert joins Dave and Bob to talk about how strange it was to have an extended break from throwing for the first time in his career and what he learned when making his three rehab starts.

Former Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu joins Dave and Bob to discuss what it means to be named as one of the 50 greatest players in franchise history and how he found out about the honor. Lofa also weighs in on what he expects from the Seahawks in Year 2 under Mike Macdonald, including how high the ceiling should be for the defense. 

ESPN MLB analyst Tim Kurkjian joins Dave and Bob to discuss the confusing nature of this Mariners season, what his expectations are for Julio, and how he views this trade deadline for the Mariners front office.

Former Seahawks wide receiver Bryan Walters joins Dave and Brady Henderson to talk about what has stood out about the new offense at minicamp and the areas where Cooper Kupp can help upgrade the offense.

ESPN's Brady Henderson joins Dave Wyman to talk about the Seahawks 2022 draft class entering the final year of their rookie contracts and discuss which contract extensions we might see happen this offseason, along with the players who may have to prove it on the field this upcoming season.