The Grizzlies have an option out of their lease. Does this mean the door is open for basketball to return to Seattle? While Paul is ready to take it all, Danny has reservations about coveting a team that is technically taken right now. In What to Watch For, we take a look at the first NFL game canceled, positive COVID-19 tests at Washington and the opening of horse racing. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Paul isn't buying the fact that Jadeveon Clowney isn't signed due to his inability to take a physical. Is it all about the money? Did he lose money by waiting? The Mariners will use a taxi squad this year, but should the younger players be called up sooner in a shortened season? When are they ready to get thrown into the deep end?

Teams, including the Seahawks, are taking a look at adding Antonio Brown. Would he or Josh Gordon be more reliable at this point? At what point would either be forgiven for their past transgressions? In Around the NFL we check in with Adrian Peterson, Ron Rivera and the NFL's new practices. Bubba Wallace, the lone African American NASCAR driver, was supported by all of NASCAR on Monday. Despite the FBI finding there was no hate crime, why is anger being directed at Bubba and the media for reporting on it? This wasn't a hoax. Finally. Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus, we ask three important football questions, including whether Josh Gordon or Antonio Brown is a better fit for the Seahawks. How can MLB players get ready for this 60-game season? Bump gives his thoughts on the new rules being implemented during the shortened season. Should there be a universal DH in Major League Baseball?  Four of the past ten all decade teams include the Seahawks - is that accurate? The Seahawks' best years were when Russell wasn't cooking. How good can he be when he's cooking, if he does this year?

Antonio Brown is once again back in the Seahawks sights...reportedly. Would he be more reliable than Josh Gordon? In What to Watch For, we check in on MLB, NASCAR and the NFL. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Baseball is implementing a new extra innings rule that would start a man on second base. Why is now the time? Danny invokes the Sports Czar. The FBI found no hate crime was committed in Bubba Wallace's garage with the reported noose that was found. Why has so much anger followed this?

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions including whether or not the Seahawks should think about trading for Jamal Adams. Are the Seahawks only one player away? If so, is Jamal Adams that player?  He's likely too expensive for the Seahawks to trade for, but the guys think Seattle could change things up and see more success in the pass rush. They could also likely do this with their current personnel. It appears baseball will return, but we're still going to have to wait at least another month. Danny is on board with NASCAR right now. Can we get on board with European soccer in the meantime? Which team would you root for, given its equivalence to American sports?

NASCAR had a special moment yesterday in which the entire field stood in solidarity with Bubba Wallace. Paul, however, points out the sport has created an environment in which a noose could get left in Wallace's garage. Danny appreciates that the sports world turned to NASCAR as they game together and the powerful statement could affect positive change. In Around the NFL, we check in with the Giants, the Lions and the Rams. We think we're getting baseball back as MLB has imposed a 60-game season. Were any of the conversations had over the past two months actual negotiations?  Or were the two sides just talking at each other? Finally, Flag on the Play!

NASCAR had a nation watching yesterday and the pre-race was amazing. However, in a sport that many wouldn't normally watch, it made Danny think of the opportunity baseball has already missed. Have the MLB and MLBPA negotiations been a huge waste of time? In What to Watch For, we take a look at the DH, high school sports and the NBA. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Dak Prescott signs his franchise tag. Who gets the most money out of the current quarterbacks generation? Baseball is back...we think.

Ken Griffey Junior is atop the Seattle sports power rankings. If Russell Wilson's number two, who is behind the two of them? Which teams of the past has the city rallied around the most? In Around the NFL we check in with the league office, Colby Parkinson and Jamal Adams. A disturbing incident that took place in NASCAR this weekend and the sport has itself to blame. Danny explains why. Paul thinks there are others in the sport who feel the same way about the removal of the flag who have kept quiet. Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions, including what he thinks of Jimmy Lake's first recruiting class. Jamie Foxx is set to play Mike Tyson in an upcoming biopic. Who else would you want to see a documentary on? Ken Griffey Jr. held a grudge against the Yankees for his entire career and it made Paul like him more. What sports grudges do you have? The lack of post-season success throughout Ken Griffey Jr.'s career was tangible in the documentary last night. When it comes to the Seahawks, can you really say Russell Wilson is being mismanaged when the team has seen so much success?

The Junior documentary aired last night and it made us wonder if he's the all time greatest Seattle athlete. In What to Watch For, will MB finally make a decision, what happened to Colby Parkinson and COVID-19 makes its way through the sports world. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! NASCAR returned to action this weekend for the first time under a new rule that bans the Confederate flag. That prompted someone to fly that flag over the speedway and others to drive outside the venue sporting the flag. The worst part of the weekend was a noose found hanging in Bubba Wallace's garage. How does NASCAR prevent this in the future? Are the Seahawks going to be forced to let Russ cook?