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Salk loves how the Mariners won yesterday's game to salvage the series and homestand. And against Tarik Skubal too! He outlines why. Later, they re-air the debate between Brock and Salk about what philosophy the Seahawks should use to draft at pick No. 18. Is there the options of only best available vs need? Or are there more options?
We discuss the things the Mariners can and can't control right now and where they can improve. Then, we discuss lackluster Shedeur Sanders comps, Jerry Jones upsetting Micah Parsons, and one former GM's opinion on why you can't wait until next year to draft a QB in Around the NFL. Plus, we bring our choices for worst sports commentary of the week to Salk to be judged in Trash Takes.
Brock goes through his next of 15 NFL Draft profiles and coming in at No. 13 is Arizona State running back Cam Skattebo. Then, the two debate whether the Seahawks should draft for need, best available or a third option at the 18th overall pick in the NFL Draft.
Brock and Salk go through some different options for who has been impacted the most by the Mariners slow start. They then go through a round of Which Is Better with a variety of different topics. In Blue 88, topics include one drastic difference between the Seahawks and Mariners, a piece of Tom Telesco analysis that he is spot on about and some noteworthy that Tim Hasselbeck said.
While the Mariners only had one hit in last night's loss, Salk also highlights the mental mistakes during the game as a major takeaway as well. Then, they re-air their conversation with ESPN's Jeff Passan to pick his brain on the start of the Mariners season, potential MLB labor disputes and more.
We discuss some wild things that were said by owner's and coaches at the NFL spring meeting. Then, we go over the pros and cons of a Seahawks trade proposal for a pro bowl guard from Bill Barnwell and we hear from you in Answer the Question Jerk.
Brock and Salk go through the No. 14 player on Brock's 15 draft profiles keading up to the NFL Draft in USC center Jonah Monheim. After that, Jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show to share his takeaways on the Mariners first five games, Julio Rodriguez, the state of the game of baseball and plenty more.
Brock and Salk go through the Mariners loss to the Tigers and while they liked some of the at bats, they discuss why you can't take too much away from the game. They then bring on Brady Henderson of ESPN live from the NFL Owners Meetings in Florida to get his insight on DK Metcalf wanting out of Seattle for awhile, Mike Macdonald, the Seahawks offensive line and more. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at if John Schneider is bluffing to the media, a potential Wyatt Teller trade to the Seahawks and what stood out from Jedd Fisch's press conference yesterday from UW spring football.
Salk opens the show by playing some sound from ESPN's Brady Henderson in which he states that DK Metcalf had requested multiple trades oout of Seattle before the one that went public a few weeks ago. Then, they replay their conversation with Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times on the Mariners first weekend of games, Cal Raleigh and more.
We go over another mock draft and it leads to a debate between Brock and Salk on whether the Seahawks should take a wide receiver in the first round or not. Then, Brock's college football partner and Tigers play by play announcer, Jason Benetti joins us to discuss tonight's Tigers Mariners game. Plus, Lyle reviews the Pearl Jam album Ten in Lyle Learns.
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Tune in from 6 a.m. - 10 a.m. for engaging sports talk and in-depth analysis with Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports 710 AM and the Seattle Sports App.
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