In the first hour, and throughout the show, former Mariners slugger Bucky Jacobsen joins Chuck Powell to talk about new fantasy leagues outside of sports plus the guys talk with Ryan Divish about the Mariners including injuries and heading to New York.

Ryan Divish, Mariners Beat Writer for The Seattle Times, joins Chuck Powell and Bucky Jacobsen to talk about the Mariners current injury issues including Robinson Cano's hamstring problem plus the team winning in Atlanta and now heading to New York.

In third hour with Bucky Jacobsen co-hosting with Chuck Powell, the guys review top stories in The Nooner, hear some more fantasy league ideas plus give away Eagles tickets for the best submissions, then talk about the Mariners.

Chuck and Curtis discuss some of the veterans and that step they need to take this year, such as Michael Bennett, Cliff Avril, and Russell Wilson. Also, reaction to the AP All-Americans list and What The F**k Puck and Chuck.

Chuck and Curtis Crabtree discuss the Mariners staying in the race for the playoffs, who will replace George Fant at left tackle and your texts.

Chuck and Curtis start the hour with The Nooner recapping the top stories of the day, including who will start at left tackle on Friday and the Mariners ugly loss. Plus, is the pre-season to long and your texts.

Chuck and Curtis are joined by Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times discussing the new offensive tackle Matt Tobin. Also, the Mariners get some healthy pitching back in David Phelps and later What The F**k Puck and Chuck.

Chuck and Curtis Crabtree discuss if the Seahawks struggle with evaluating talent in the draft and if they can find a legitimate offensive tackle in the waiver wire. Also, the Mariners ugly loss yesterday and Isaiah Thomas in a blockbuster trade to Cleveland.

Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times describes the new offensive lineman Matt Tobin, including his experience and how he looks. Also, should the Seahawks wait for the waiver wire for another lineman and the roster cut-downs.

The Nooner includes what the Seahawks might do on the offensive line and the Mariners staying alive in the wild-card hunt. Also, why the production from the Mariners starting pitching needs to be better and tidbits from today's practice with Curtis Crabtree.