Brock and Salk

Salk and Maura got to try a bunch of the Mariners new ballpark food at an event yesterday and came away from it really impressed. Afterwards, they welcome on Kraken broadcaster John Forslund to discuss the state of the team, what he thinks they have long term in Matty Beniers and Shane Wright, plus plenty more.

Digging back into Greg Amsinger's comments that we led the show with. Is there something to Dan Wilson not being tied to Dipoto in the player's eyes the way Servais was? Then, Brock and Salk discuss their favorite moments from Cooper Kupp's press conference yesterday and Salk decides who found the worst commentary of the week in Trash Takes.

Brock and Salk break down the No. 7 most intriguing Mariner ahead of Opening Day in J.P. Crawford. Then, they get back into the debate of why the Seahawks have not landed an impact offensive lineman in free agency.

Brock and Salk look at how the faces of the Seahawks have departed over the last few years in Russell Wilson, DK Metcalf, Pete Carroll and Bobby Wagner. As a result, what will the team look like now? Whose personality will shine? They then go through the latest NFL mock drafts and what stands out to them about those. In Blue 88, topics include a Cooper Kupp press conference answer, Garrett Bradbury signing with the Patriots and what Seattle and Pittsburgh have in common.

Salk heard some sound on the station from Greg Amsinger of MLB Network yesterday that really jumped out to him, so he dives in on that to open the show. Then, they re-air their conversation with Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith to discuss him becoming the new full time TV voice of the Mariners, what jumped out to him at Spring Training and more.

Daniel Jeremiah's latest mock draft has the Seahawks taking a TE with the 18th pick. Brock breaks down Michigan TE Colston Loveland for us. Then, we discuss Aaron Goldsmith's question of wehen we can move from hope to expectations for this M's offense? Plus, we hear from you in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk break down their No. 8 most intriguing Mariner on their top ten list ahead of Opening Day in Mitch Garver. Then, they bring on Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith to get some insight on what he learned while at Mariners Spring Training along with a lot more.

Brock and Salk discuss the importance or non importance of early results of the Mariners and how much it really means. Salk does not think it means much. They also wonder if there is a deeper reason as to why so many Seahawks offensive players have forced their way out of town, which was a good question sent in by a frequent show caller. In Blue 88, topics include the next batch of free agents tied to Seattle, what this free agency means for the Seahawks tight end group and who the most valuable team in college football history may be.

The Mariners made another couple of errors in yesterday's Spring Training game and Salk expresses some slight concern about it. Afterwards, they re-air their conversation with their Mariners Insider Shannon Drayer on Julio being scratched from eysterday's game, Dylan Moore's spring and more.

Shannon Drayer joins Brock and Salk to discuss why Julio was scratched today, who is standing out the most to her right now, what's going on with Dylan Moore, how the starting rotation shakes out behind Logan Gilbert. Then, we discuss how much flexibility Sam Darnold's contract allows the Seahawks and how that coupld play out in the draft. Plus, Lyle reviews Terminator 2 in his weekly cultural lesson.