It's been a few months since the KJR studio has been sponsored. Maybe it's time to take to the air and find a company willing to pay for the mentions, with the revenue going to Ronald McDonald House. It didn't take long before Tacoma's Chalet Bowl stepped up to the plate. It didn't take long before The Big Maple hit the injured list. Something seemed suspicious when he was having visa issues during Spring Training. The Masters gets underway tomorrow. It's good to have the golf tournament back in April where it belongs.

With James Paxton and Jake Fraley on the IL, the M's have called up Braden Bishop and Ljay Newsome. Wouldn't this be the right time to call up Kelenic and Gilbert? Are they really gaining anything by being in Arizona? To discuss this issue and more, ROOT Sports' Brad Adam joins the show as he does every Wednesday at 11:20. Speaking of baseball, Major League debuted on this day in 1989.

Arizona has fired Sean Miller. Who will take his place as the head basketball coach of the Wildcats? This edition of What's Up With That? Wednesday features Warren Moon on Russell Wilson, and aisle cutters on airplanes. Ian drops by for cross talk.

Brad Adam of Root Sports joins the show every Wednesday at 11:20 to talk Mariners baseball courtesy of John Howie Steak.

Jim Moore sits in with Jason Puckett with Slickhawk out on vacation for a couple of days. Moore and Puck reflect on the Gonzaga loss to Baylor in the national championship game and what went so wrong for the Zags. Also, thoughts on the start of the Mariners season and fans being back in stadium.

Jim Moore discusses his attempt to give up alcohol and sweets for January and how far he got before it ended. John Canzano of The Oregonian on Gonzaga-Baylor title game, the Pac-12’s success in the NCAA Tournament, Wayne Tinkle’s contract extension with the Beavers, the future outlook for the conference after Larry Scott and more. And the tweet of the day revolves around an imposter posing as a walk-on at USC for practice.

Jim Moore discusses his experiences in Augusta for The Masters, which included two chances to play Augusta National. Puck and Jim reflect on some Sonics memories and a 1-on-1 game between Jim and Gary Payton. Also, Jim's picks for The Masters.