Brock and Salk continue to count down the 25 most intriguing Seahawks, today they look at #5 Nick Emmanwori. They discuss the Mariners bringing in 25 runs in their series agasint Boston, Possible Jody Allen flag raise? And much more in Need to Know. They talk about the Mariners' recent struggles and the expetations of Julio Rodriguez to be a bigger star. And Maura helps fans with their fantasy teams in Fantasy Forecast. 

Brock and Salk open the hour listening to your messages in Here’s The Thing. They discuss the Seahawks new ownership, sanctions on the clippers by the NBA, and more in Need to Know. Fans call in and sing for a chance to win tickets to the Seahawks NFL opening game on Wednesday night. And Brock talks Hard Knocks and the Seahawks brand in Blue 88.

Brock and Salk open the hour looking at the Mariners’ remaining schedule and discuss how they can push to make the Postseason. They go into more detail on the Mariners’ series win over the Red Sox, talk about the Seahawks new Owners and Allen Family Legacy, and more in Need To Know. NBC announcing legend Mike Tirico joins the show to talk about upcoming first pitch, Seahawks home opener, takeaways from Hard Knocks, and much more.

Salk opens the show confounded by this Mariners team. He tries to make sense of the season up to this point and looks ahead to the final stretch to the Postseason. He tells you about the Mariners series win in Boston, Khosla Family’s activity on Social Media, and more in Need To Know. And Aaron Goldsmith joins the show to talk about the Mariners east-coast road trip, Laz Montes’ dazzling debut, Julio's struggles, and much more.

As they continue to go through Salk’s list of the 25 most intriguing Seahawks, they arrive at #6, the reigning OPOY Jaxon Smith-Njigba. They talks about Laz Montes Mariners debut, a shake up in MLB Ownership, and more in Need To Know. The first installment of Washington Wednesday has arrived with the Apple Cup around the corner. And they finish off the show with Trash Takes. 

Brock gives a Jalen Milroe Comparison, talks about where Sam Darnold ranks among the best players in the league, and much more in Blue-88. They talk about Laz Montes’ dazzling debut, the sale of the LA Angeles, and much more in Need To Know. And Brock and Salk give their takeaways from the final episode of HBO’s Hard Knocks.

Brock and Salk open up the hour discussing the debut of Laz Montes and why his energy, personality, and physical ability is the boost this Mariners team need. They talk more about the Mariners win over the Red Sox last night, the final episode of Hard Knocks, and much more in Need To Know. And Aaron Goldsmith joins the show to talk about the Mariners east-coast road trip, Laz Montes’ dazzling debut, Julio's struggles, and much more.

Salk opens the show reacting to last night’s episode of Hard Knocks and talks about why Coach MacDonald stand out. And he highlights the debut of Lazaro Montes in Boston last night. He tells you more about Laz Montes’ dazzling debut, the Seahawks upcoming opener one week from today, and more in Need To Know. He talks about the attention the Hawks are getting from the National media and why the Rams hype is good for the defending Super Bowl Champions. And he discusses the path forward for the Mariners in their push to the Postseason.

Brock and Salk continue to count down Salk’s 25 most intriguing Seahawks list, today’s subject - Salk’s favorite Seahawks ever - #7 Leonard Williams. They react to the Mariners loss to the Red Sox, Seahawks practice squad announcement, and more in Need To Know. They go around the NFL and talk about the league’s top headlines. And they finish off the show by responding to your texts in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk discuss the lack of focus and attention to detail exhibited by the Mariners throughout the season and how it’s costing the team down the stretch. They react to the M’s loss to the Red Sox, Seahawks practice squad announcement, and more in Need To Know. And they and they talk more about The Mariners loss in Boston and debate whether or not this is the most disappointing team in Franchise History.