Gary Parrish, CBS Sports joins to give us an idea of what the teams exiting the Pac-12 should expect, given the respective conference schedules they'll be facing in the future. What's going on with UCLA right now? Which schools have the hardest hills

Furness HR 2: Gary Parrish, CBS Sports

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What are you doing this Memorial Day weekend? What's the best grilling food? Ian shares some fun stories. A historic movement was made in the NCAA, and we dissect how it will impact all sports across the college landscape. Schools can officially directly pay athletes and those that celebrate aren't paying attention to the ultimate fallout. Ian tells you why the latest NCAA ruling is bad for college sports as a whole. Ian had the chance to catch up with Seahawks corner Tre Brown and we learn more about what goes into rehabbing from a significant injury we didn't know much about. He gave us more insight into the changes behind the scenes with the new coaching regime. Friends with Furness! Tim Benz, Pittsburgh Sports Insider joins Ian to talk about everything from Paul Skenes to Russell Wilson. There are quite a lot of Seattle-to-Pittsburgh connections. Plus, how does Dan Bylsma look as a coaching prospect for the Kraken?

Furness Show 5-24: Memorial Day plans, NCAA Ruling and Tim Benz

Last night we saw quite the show at Climate Pledge Arena, with Jewel Lloyd dominating for the Storm and Cailtin Clark needing more surrounding support.Chris Crawford of My Oh Why joins as the Mariners lose their 4th game of the series with the Yankees. This series would've felt a lot better in the split if the wins and losses were in reverse order. Chris thinks it's a bad idea to 'punish' Julio by dropping him in the order. He deserves a day off, but he's so good defensively that they don't have the ability to replace him in the outfield. As is true for the majority of the pitching staff, the starters need more run support. Dick Fain provided us with an outstanding Mariners stat and the numbers will shock you. Corbin Smith, All Seahawks on SI.com and Locked on Seahawks joins us for his new weekly segment! We got our first look at this year's Seahawks yesterday at the initial open OTAs. Corbin says it's evident that experience is being prioritized early on. It doesn't sound like Abe Lucas will be able to participate in any of OTAs or minicamp. Geno looked extremely comfortable yesterday and Corbin thinks Seattle can win playoff games with him...as long as they figure out the offensive line. Last night brought a historic crown for the Storm and the WNBA in Seattle. Was it a one-off for you as a fan? We were out at Seahawks minicamp yesterday and gained some insight from Mike Macdonald and Geno Smith. How are players adjusting to the new schematics and how is Mike Macdonald taking on his new reigns? We let you take a listen. 

Furness Show 5-23: Mariners lose, Storm win, Chris Crawford and Corbin Smith

Mariners take two from the Yankees, we are at the Virgnia Mason Athletic Center, and we've got a lot of going on. Caitlin Clark is in town and it's interesting to see the Storm game tonight take center stage.   Brent Severyn, Dallas Stars Analyst joins Ian to give us a preview of the Stanley Cup Eastern Conference Finals, as well as some insight on what he thinks would work for the Kraken as they continue to search for their new head coach.   Caitlin Clark has been to Seattle before, in the Elite 8. As she and the Fever take on the Storm tonight, we hear from her. She talks memories of her experience last time she was here and what she expects tonight.    Ian gives his first impressions of Seahawks OTA's as we are out here at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center.   Alyssa Charleston, FOX 13 joins Ian to preview the Caitlin Clark extravaganza that's taking place tonight as the Storm face the Indiana Fever at Climate Pledge Arena. She expands beyond the WNBA and brings in people who haven't watched before.   The Daily Power Play! Ian takes you through the latest names to come up in the Kraken coaching search, as well as a look ahead to the Stanley Cup Conference Finals.   There's so much going on today: Mariners in New York, Caitlin Clark is in Seattle and the Seahawks are on the field. Plus, another edition of "The Dumbest Thing You'll Hear Today".   Tre Brown, Seahawks CB joins Ian following practice to talk about the differences between Pete Carroll and Mike Macdonald in terms of atmosphere and coaching. While he didn't place soul blame on Pete Carroll, the team was aware that a change was necessary if they wanted a different result. He says Macdonald and DC Aden Durde complement each other perfectly. This is the first time Tre has come into a year completely and totally healthy.

Furness Show 5-22: Brent Sevryn, Alyssa Charleston, Caitlin Clark in Seattle, Tre Brown.

The Mariners won last night in a tremendous comeback that nobody could've seen coming. Caitlin Clark gave us a scare with an ankle roll and she certainly has a lot of pressure on her. Did you stick it out for the entire Mariners game or switch over to something else last night? Last night's Mariners game was a feat in improbability and Ian takes you through the numbers that show just how unlikely it was. Ian missed the Mariners' comeback, but that's because there was a game 7 between the Canucks and Oilers. How many people didn't see it? What's the one game you missed or left early that you wish you could get back? Joe Sheehan, The Joe Sheehan Newsletter joins the show to react to the significance of last night's Mariners win over the Yankees. He was also in person for the Baltimore series and although the Mariners 'didn't show up' for that one, he says Julio Rodriguez made the best defensive play he's ever seen in person. In addition, although Bryce Miller had a rough first inning in his start there, Joe was extremely impressed by the following five. Joe breaks down the true teams that have a shot at making a run this season. The Mariners had a fantastic comeback win last night and Ian wants to know just how honest fans will be about whether or not they stuck through until the end. Ian also revisits his feelings about the Jamal Adams trade in hindsight, as he's now visiting the Ravens. Mike Sando, The Athletic joins to break down the low hit rate of quarterbacks drafted in the first round. He has some fascinating numbers. He reveals just how difficult it is to hit on a quarterback early. Plus, the Dumbest Thing You'll Hear Today, courtesy of Aaron Rodgers.

Furness Show 5-21: Joe Sheehan, Mike Sando and Mariners comeback

The Mariners lost a series, Oklahoma City is out and Ian is elated. Xaznder Schauffele wins the PGA Championship.  People are figuring out how to hit against the Mariners pitching staff. Nicky Scarlotta, Yankees Aficionado joins us to talk about his new life after going viral over the Mariners vs. Yankees a few years ago. He previews Seattle's series in New York from a fan's perspective. He also shares what he loved about his time in Seattle. The world has changed quite a bit and Ian sees the positives that are happening in sports. MOLLYWHOP MONDAY! Chris Crawford and Nathan Bishop join the show to give us a realistic take on how the Mariners are doing and what kind of challenge they have in their upcoming series with the Yankees. How full is your glass right now? Chris and Ian share their feelings and indicate that the Mariners are an average baseball team. Mollywhop Continues as we dive into Julio Rodriguez and how we feel about his hard-hitting versus those hits not leaving the park. Do we need more from him? The guys also give their ideal lineups. BREAKING: Sam Haggerty is out for the year with a torn Achilles. Tonight's NHL game between the Canucks and Oilers is one to watch. The NBA is on its way back and we need Oklahoma City out of the playoffs until we have the Sonics. Ian is thrilled to see them lose this time around.The Dumbest Thing You'll Hear Today! Ian has a new one for you.

Furness HR 2: Gary Parrish, CBS Sports

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