Jason "Puck" Puckett and Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, who is brought to you by Chalet Bowl, Washington's oldest bowling alley, visit ChaletBowl.com. Puck and Divish open up about   Ryan's side hustle which is coaching kids in baseball and softball, their experiences in Montana, and the struggles of the Houston Astros. They also reminisce about their time covering the Huskies and share stories from their past. Puck shares his new betting strategy, while Ryan provides insights into the Mariners' bullpen and pitching staff. The conversation revolves around the struggles of the Seattle Mariners' offense and the potential solutions to improve their performance. The hosts discuss the team's lack of run production and the impact it has on the pitching staff. They also explore the idea of closing the roof at T-Mobile Park to create more favorable hitting conditions. The conversation touches on the history of the Mariners and their struggles with player acquisitions. Overall, the hosts express optimism about the team's potential if they can improve their offensive output.

Rundown

00:00 Ryan talks about his side gig of coaching kids in baseball and softball, but makes no money off of it...sound strategy

06:32 Reminiscing about Ryan covering the  Huskies and the time he almost fought the assistant AD at UW at The Coug in Pullman...It's also the same story where Puck fell in love with Jen Cohen.

14:38 Puck's New Betting Strategy and Ryan agrees with it....#MsBetUnderSummer 
19:51 Struggles of the Seattle Mariners' Offense
23:17 Exploring the Idea of Closing the Roof at T-Mobile Park
27:18 Making Changes to Improve Offensive Performance
32:26 The Impact of Offensive Performance on Winning Games
38:39 Discussing the Benefits of Closing the Roof at T-Mobile Park
41:18 The Appeal of Target Field in Minnesota
43:45 Promoting Chalet Bowl as a Sponsor and Divish sets Puck's summer schedule in University Place.