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Brock's Biased Draft Profile for Tyree Wilson and Salk opens the phone lines for Seattle sports fans. RANKED: Hits
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Why do guys that have been consistent in the past like Jesse Winker and Kolten Wong struggle to hit when they come the Mariners? Then, Gee Scott joins the show to discuss the possibility of the Seahawks moving up to take a QB and give us his latest cologne recommendation.
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Joe Fann joins Brock and Salk and is given a new moniker due to his passionate belief that the M's need to be better. Then, Brock defends himself against the backlash over his stance that Will Anderson is a generational talent that the Seahawks should move up to get. Plus, Brock answers questions on Tua Tagovailoa, Bryce Young and the PAC-12 in Blue 88.
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It was disappointing to see the Kraken come out so strong and then lose it but they've shown that they can hang with this Colorado team and get to face them at home now. Salk goes over that game, and what Jerry Dipoto and John Schneider had to say on the station yesterday in Need to Know. Plus, Jerry Dipoto discusses the numbers behind why they believe the bottom of the lineup will turn it around.
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Brock's Biased Draft Profile: Jack Campbell (LB, Iowa). Why is Salk so out of touch with Mariners fans? He suggests that 'pains of the past' are being projected on the current narrative of the team and how the current strategy/philosophy is challenging for fans to stick to at times of struggle. RANKED: Looks
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Conversation surrounding Jerry Dipoto and John Schneider on how they handle their staff/employees and evaluate their process plus the delicate position they are in when trying to both evaluate and support their orgs without being reactionary. The Jerry Dipoto Show.
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Salk brings his (admittedly imperfect math) Mariners OPS numbers and asks how much different this season would look if they just hit their baseball card? Brock & Salk play a round of 'Let's Make a Deal' using hypothetical Seahawks trades scenarios from using Bill Barnwell's article on ESPN followed by Brock's Blue 88.
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Mariners struggling mightily and Salk shares some of the Mariners OPS spreadsheet he made showing how so many guys are hitting 100+ points below their career averages. Kraken all set for Game 2, Will Anderson visited Seattle yesterday and Salk responds to a few of the comments made by Pete & John. We revisit the conversation with Booger McFarland (ESPN).
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Brock's Biased Draft Profile: Peter Skoronski (OL, Northwestern). We get off the rails with conversation about cleaning before Salk asks if the M's should be in the market immediately for another bat (specifically from the St. Louis Cardinals who have a surplus as Passan suggested) before RANKED: Hangs
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More conversation about the Kraken and how intense/fun playoff hockey is for new fans, but mostly how well Hakstol managed his roster. ESPN's Booger McFarland joins Brock & Salk to share his NFL draft thoughts and leads Salk to confirming his own choice.
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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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