Highlights - Wyman and Bob

Dave and Bob analyze the latest news around the Seahawks opening discussions about trading Sam Howell and try to figure out the backup quarterback situation for the Seahawks.

Mariners broadcaster and former pitcher Ryan Rowland-Smith joins Dave and Bob to talk about the strange incident between Cal Raleigh and Blue Jays pitcher Jose Berrios over the weekend and talks about what has impressed him about the Mariners bullpen so far this season.

Dave and Bob discuss the conversation they had with Seahawks President of Football Operations John Schneider and his specific comments the last couple of weeks when it comes to the quarterbacks in this draft class.

Bob and Ryan Rowland-Smith discuss the superb start to the season that Andres Munoz has had for the Mariners and why him being so automatic has led him to be potentially underappreciated around baseball. 

Bob and Ryan Rowland-Smith dig into Bryan Woo's emergence this season, specifically how he was able to adapt in the middle of his outing against the Rangers by doubling down on his two fastballs in order to turn in one of his better starts of his career.

Dave and Bob analyze Daniel Jeremiah's comments about the amount of potential starters in the first 50 picks of the draft and discuss how many starters that the Seahawks can realistically find with their first three picks during this draft.

Dave and Bob talk about Julio's clutch at-bat in the 9th inning of the Mariners comeback win against the Astros on Wednesday and discuss how his "superstar moments" can build into the consistent output needed to be among the best in MLB.

Dave and Bob dig into Albert Breer's comments about Geno Smith's exit from Seattle and try to figure out why Geno, and other veterans who have left, take those departures so personally. 

Dave and Bob discuss the news that Victor Robles will be out for at least 12 weeks and talk about how the Mariners need to go about trying to replace his production at the top of the lineup. 

Dave and Bob discuss their interview with Michigan Radio Network analyst Jon Jansen and dissect the possibilities of the Seahawks drafting either Colston Loveland or Kenneth Grant with their first round pick.

Dave and Bob discuss the comments made by former Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith on his time in Seattle and the process that led him to Pete Carroll and the Raiders.

In the first edition of "The Cal Raleigh Show" Seattle Sports Mariners Insider Shannon Drayer sits down with Cal Raleigh to discuss how his contract extension played out, why this Spring Training was different for him, and how he's working to be a leader in the Mariners clubhouse.

Dave and Bob discuss what they know to be real after seven games for the Mariners, including the spark that Victor Robles has provided and the concern about the lack of production from the bottom of the lineup. 

ESPN MLB analyst Tim Kurkjian joins Dave and Bob to talk about the Mariners and Cal Raleigh agreeing to a long-term extensions, his prediction for the M's season and the AL West, and where he thinks the future of baseball is headed in the next few seasons.

Dave and Bob discuss the Seahawks myriad of early-round draft picks and how they want the team to best utilize those picks in order to capitalize on building back up to a championship contender. The guys also weigh in on whether the Seahawks should trade up if a true impact player is available for them. 

Rob Friedman "Pitching Ninja" joins Bob and Ryan Rowland-Smith to talk about the Mariners pitching staff, how he developed and honed his craft as one of the preeminent pitching analyst voices in baseball, and dives into the mechanics of why Andres Munoz and other pitchers have turned to a kick changeup.

Dave and Bob react to the comments made by now former Seahawks WR DK Metcalf about the frustrations that he and Tyler Lockett had with Ryan Grubb when Grubb was the offensive coordinator in Seattle.

After the departures of three high-profile names, Dave and Bob discuss who will step up as a leader for this Seahawks offense and why they believe part of the importance of signing Cooper Kupp is the impact he can have on the locker room. 

Dave and Bob discuss what MLB Network's Greg Amsinger told them about a fast start being of particular importance for the Mariners this season and how it could shape fan perception, along with the team's plans at the trade deadline.

New Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp joins Dave and Bob to talk about how he ended up on the Seahawks, what it felt like to move on from the Rams, and what he is looking forward to about playing in Seattle's new offense. 

MLB Network's Greg Amsinger joins Dave and Bob to discuss his perception of this Mariners roster, why he has an unconventional pick for their season outlook, and his expectations for the veterans in the lineup.

Wyman & Bob discuss the record-breaking salaries signed by Ja'Marr Chase and Derek Stingley Jr. that reset both the WR and CB market and the impact it will soon have on the Seahawks when it comes time to negotiate a contract extension with Devon Witherspoon. 

Dave and Bob discuss the status of the Seahawks offensive line and why the lack of free agent signings reinforces the faith the team is putting in the combination of internal development and the draft to help upgrade that position group.

Dave and Bob discuss the Seahawks signing Washington native Cooper Kupp and dissect what it means for the offense and the perception of the offseason.

New Seahawks defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence joins Dave and Bob to talk about the surreal nature of going through free agency for the first time in his career, why he is excited to reunite with Aden Durde, and why he has something to prove in Seattle.