Wyman and Bob

Bob and Dave are live at T-Mobile Park to break down what they saw in the Mariners win over the Tigers, they are joined by Bryan Woo to discuss his first start of the season and the impact the catchers have on his performance, they discuss the strain the poor offense could put onto the shoulders of the Mariners pitchers, they look at what would have happened if the Mariners had won this series in What If Wednesday, and they announce the start of the Cal Raleigh Show! 

El Hombre Michael Bradley joins the show as he does every week to talk about the NFL's proposed ban of the Tush Push, the MLB's Torpedo Bat craze, and more. 

Former Mariners’ Pitcher Charlie Furbush joins Wyman and Bob in studio to talk all things Mariners. They talk about what he’s liked and disliked from the M’s so far this season and get his thoughts on the competitive advantage towards pitchers in T-Mobile Park. Charlie gives his take on the Mariners (lack of) offseason additions. And they talk about the new technology taking the MLB by storm, the Torpedo Bat.

Mariners’ Play-by-Play announcer Gary Hill joins the show to talk about Emerson Hancock’s rough outing, the importance of Jorge Polanco’s success in the current batting order, comparing Dan Wilson and Scott Servais as managers, and much, much more. They talk about Jeff Passan’s comments on the Mariners’ (lack of) offense. And they finish off the hour by Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and Dave break down another tough Mariners’ loss, evaluate Emerson Hancock’s slow start, and highlight what is hopefully the beginning of an offensive turnaround. They talk about the NFL’s League Meetings and the Mariners’ new torpedo bats in Take Two. There may be more details on why DK Metcalf left the Seahawks after Brady Henderson was on the show yesterday. And they go around the NFL and talk about the leagues top headlines during a busy week in the midst of the League Meetings.

Dave and Bob make their predictions for the Mariners' upcoming series against the Detroit Tigers. And they find out what they learned today. 

ESPN’s Brady Henderson joins Wyman and Bob live from the NFL Owner's Meetings to talk about the growing support for a ban on the Tush Push, the importance of the owner’s meetings, what he thinks the Seahawks will do in the draft, and much more. They preview the Mariners upcoming series against the Detroit Tigers. And the Mariners got roasted by an old friend over the weekend, Bob and Dave address it in Sweeping the Dial.

Ryan Rowland-Smith joins the show as he does every week to recap the Mariners’ opening series against the A’s. He gives his takeaways from a 2-2 series split as well as a preview of the M’s upcoming series against the Tigers. Bob and Dave talk about what the Seahawks pivot to Sam Darnold means for the team in 2025, and why it doesn’t signify a tanking period. And they go around the NFL and talk about the top headlines from around the league.

After the Mariners 2-2 split with the A’s on Opening Weekend, Bob and Dave look back at their predictions from before the series. They recap the good, bad, and ugly from a relatively lackluster series. They talk about the Tush Push ban being pushed by the Packers at the NFL Team Meetings, the NCAA Tournament, and more in Take Two. They talk about Conor Orr’s comments on the Seahawks coaching staff. And could this new technology invented by the Yankees get Mariner Fans back in the stands?

Dave and Bob have today’s lineup card and get you ready for tonight's matchup against the A’s. And they read your Mean Texts

Wyman and Bob are joined Live in Edgar’s Cantina at T-Mobile Park by Seattle Times Mariner’s writer Ryan Divish. They talk about Jorge Polanco handling a new position after surgery, their takeaways from Cal Raleigh’s press conference, and much, much more. They talk about the hot start for Jorge Polanco and highlight his importance for the middle of the lineup. And they react to some sound from last night's game in Sweeping the Dial.

Last nights Opening Day game was the least attended in the last six years. Bob and Dave talk about what factors might have gone into it, including a lack of spending in free agency, the weather, and more. They listen to MLB commissioner Rob Manfred explain why he wasn’t satisfied with ESPN’s coverage of baseball and talk about the Baseball media landscape. M's catcher Cal Raleigh gives his first press-conference since signing a long-term contract extension with the Mariners. And they ask Why Man?

The Mariners got the win on Opening Day! Wyman and Bob break down what was an exciting game live from Edgar’s at T-Mobile Park. They talk about the AL record set by the Mariners last night and the NCAA tournament Sweet 16 in Take Two. They talk about the importance of the hitters behind Cal Raleigh and highlight Randy Arozarena and Jorge Polanco’s big games last night. And they talk about some of the top headlines coming out of the NFL.

Mariners play-by-play announcer Aaron Goldsmith joins the show to talk about the importance of the Mariners defense this season, players he’s looking to take a step forward, and much more. They go through the pre-season odds for the winner of each division, do the M’s have a chance to win the AL West. Mariners radio play-by-play announcer Gary Hill joins Wyman and Bob live in Victory Hall to give his preview on the M’s upcoming season. And they give you the first Roof Report of the season, will it be open or closed for Opening Day?

Wyman and Bob go through the Mariners’ lineup and make their predictions for how each player will fair this season. They take a look at the Opening Day roster and talk about what surprised them about the final tally and the Opening Day Lineup Card. They talk about Cal Raleigh’s love for Seattle, Russell Wilson’s new team, and more in Sweeping the Dial. And Mariners’ play-by-play announcer Rick Rizzs joins the show live in Victory Hall to give his preview of the upcoming season.

Paul Moyer joins the show from the EQC hotline to talk all things Seattle Sports. He gives his take on the AL West, the dominance of the Mariners Pitching staff, the Seahawks roster changes this offseason, and much, much more. They talk about the importance of Julio Rodriguez to this Mariners team and try to predict what type of season he will have. And they go around the MLB to give you the top headlines from an action-packed Opening Day.  

Happy Opening Day! Wyman and Bob are live from Victory Hall getting ready for the Mariners first fixture against the A’s. M’s Second Baseman Ryan Bliss joins the show from the EQC hotline to talk about his excitement for the upcoming season, learning from Mariners’ legends during Spring Training, and much more. They talk about the Opening Day Lineup, and some MLB trivia in Take Two. They react to the national attention that the Mariners’ have started getting, is it a good or bad thing? And they give their predictions for the Mariners’ season including win total, All-Stars, End of Season Awards, and more.

Bob and Dave break down some other moves the Seahawks could still make throughout the offseason, they bring you some of the biggest stories around the NFL, including Russell Wilson signing with the Giants, they revisit what Seahawks GM John Schneider said about his free agency philosophy, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today! 

Bob and Dave are joined by president of football operations and general manager of the Seattle Seahawks John Schneider live at the VMAC to get his thoughts on what phase of free agency they’re in, the differences between the 2024 and 2025 drafts, how football players have changed over the years, NIL’s effects on the NFL, and how older players react to pay cuts, and they hear what is keeping Cal Raleigh from being one of the biggest names in the MLB in Sweeping the Dial. 

Bob and Dave hear what the other Seattle Sports hosts had to say about the Seahawks lack of offensive linemen, their offseason moves so far, the pressure the Mariners are under, and Dan Wilson’s first full season as the manager in the Best of the Rest, they look at which Mariners could make the 2025 All-Star Game, and they break down what the Seahawks roster would look like right now if Geno Smith and DK Metcalf would have stayed in Seattle this season in What If Wednesday! 

Bob and Dave give their grades for the Seahawks offseason moves so far, they look ahead to any moves yet to come, they discuss which Mariners are poised for a bounce back season, and they ask if the Mariners early extension of Cal Raleigh tells us anything about Logan Gilbert’s future in Seattle. 

Bob and Dave have their weekly chat with El Hombre Michael Bradley to get his thoughts on his excitement of the start of baseball season, his disdain for the UFL, the upcoming NFL Draft, NIL’s effect on NCAA March Madness tournament, and Russell Wilson signing with the Giants, they break down what Cal Raleigh’s contract extension with the Mariners means for the fan base and the future of the team, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today! 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Jon Morosi to get his thoughts on what Cal Raleigh’s contract extension means for the future of the Mariners, whether they’ll make a similar deal for Logan Gilbert eventually, the Athletics’ unorthodox season, and his excitement for opening day, they look at how much the Seahawks culture has changed between the Pete Carroll and Mike Macdonald eras, and they hear why one NFL expert said the Seahawks were always the favorite to sign Sam Darnold in Sweeping the Dial. 

Bob and Dave are joined by ESPN baseball analyst Tim Kurkjian to get his thoughts on Cal Raleigh’s contract extension, their surprising free agency inactivity, the Mariners’ amazing pitching staff, his expectations for the offense this season, and the looming threat of an MLB work stoppage, they discuss their level of concern for the Mariners defense this season, and they break down whether the Mariners bullpen will be a strength or a liability this year. 

Bob and Dave react to the breaking news of Cal Raleigh signing a contract extension with the Mariners, they break down what the move means for the fan base and the future of the team, they lay out their expectations for the Mariners as they prepare for opening day, they look at how the Seahawks will utilize their draft capital this year, and they discuss Russell Wilson’s future in the NFL.