Mike Salk

Hot Stove season is fascinating and more & more names continue to appear (and disappear) in the wake of the GM meetings. Jason Churchill (@ProspectInsider) brings more potential scenarios where the M's can bolster pitching & hitting without leveraging the farm system. Michael Bumpus discusses the UW coaching rumors and John Clayton reacts to the national media speculating about Russ & Pete.

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What is happening to the Rams should be a cautionary tale to Russell Wilson who talks like an aspiring GM. Salk argues the league is won by the best players, not the biggest names. Scott Servais finishes second for Manager of the Year so we offer some other suggestions of Awards that he could have won. Brock Huard responds to some more UW coach candidates and the national media suggesting Pete should retire.

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The show starts with some riveting discussion about the Salk Show podcast and Cheeto-flavored chicken at Applebee's before finally getting to why Husky fans should be demanding greatness right now. We go Around the NFL to hear the National media speculate why they think this is the end of Pete & Russell. 

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Matt Hasselbeck discusses whether Russell Wilson's finger had an impact on Sunday's game, how impressed he was with the defense, and his thoughts on the officiating. Plus, he gives us his most memorable trick plays in Ranked.

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Hot Stove season continues and a couple names are starting to come off the board. Mariners writer Daniel Kramer from MLB.com shares his thoughts on the GM meetings. Pac-12 Analyst Yogi Roth explains why the UW job is an attractive place for a head coach and John Clayton's Morning Drive shoots down the Russell drama.

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Pete Carroll told us yesterday that officiating played a big role in their loss to the Packers. Salk disagrees. So, what were the reasons for the loss? Then, Brock Huard continues the UW conversation and addresses Pete's ref comments. Plus, in honor of National Fast Food Day, Salk gives us his top 10 fast food items in Ranked.

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We get more into the Pete Carroll ref comments and talk about how Matt Hasselbeck says you should never blame the officials. UW needs a new head football coach, so how does Jen Cohen recruit a coach? Tuesday is the day we get to "Take the L," and Salk revels in Cam Newton's day as a Panther. Brock Huard continues the UW conversation and addresses Pete's ref comments.

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There was a lot said during yesterday's interview with Pete Carroll following the Seahawks loss to Green Bay, but Pete pointed out some of the officiating and it rubbed Salk the wrong way. Did the Seahawks lose because of a few bad calls? Salk thinks not, but we revisit the whole interview to see if we're missing something.

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Pete Carroll joins Mike Salk to break down the Seahawks loss to the Packers. He discusses missed opportunities, Russell's performance, some unfortunate calls by  the refs, Tre Brown's strong day and DK Metcalf's ejection.

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Salk says that wasn't the Russell we know but stops short of saying it was a mistake to play him. Tre Brown looked good and their secondary played well. Run game never felt in rhythm. Salk says Jen Cohen made the right decision to fire Jimmy Lake yesterday, but how does she make UW a desirable job? John Clayton's Morning Drive goes around the NFL.

 

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