The Mariners held on for an 11-10 win over the Angels, despite surrendering an 8-run lead late in the game. The M's offense came alive with 13 hits, including three home runs, while their bullpen struggled yet again. Seattle GM Jerry Dipoto joined Danny, Dave and Moore to discuss the team's recent homestand scuffle and how they will rebound. Later in the hour, Jake Heaps on the impact Russell Wilson's extension will have on the rest of the team and the future of Bobby Wagner and Frank Clark. The show wraps with The Hot List... an Ohio State QB enters the transfer portal, Russell's agent Mark Rodgers confirms they discussed salary cap percentage, and a wet blanket admits the Mariners are better than expected.

Russell Wilson, Pete Carroll and John Schneider spoke to the media yesterday to formally announce Wilson's 4-year, $140 million dollar contract extension. Wilson says the no-trade clause was the biggest sticking point, as remaining in Seattle was very important to him. He also explains the need for the April 15 deadline. The NFL regular season schedule was released yesterday, and the Seahawks will have five primetime games in 2019, including two against the LA Rams. Later in the hour, could WR be an early priority for the Hawks in this year's draft? The show wraps with The Hot List... the Mariners drop their sixth straight game after facing some of the best pitching the AL has to offer.

The Mariners dropped their fifth straight, losing 4-2 to Cleveland after missed opportunities on both sides of the ball. The M's did add to their record-setting, 20-game home run streak with a Jay Bruce bomb in the eighth. The NFL regular season schedule will be released later today. What do we know so far? Later in the hour, former NFL QB Dan Orlovsky on the details of Russell Wilson's contract and the future of Frank Clark in Seattle. The show wraps with The Hot List... the regular-season point-leading Tampa Bay Lightning were swept by the Blue Jackets in the first round of the NHL Playoffs.

Russell Wilson and the Seahawks agreed on a 4-year, $140 million dollar contract extension late last night, ensuring the five-time Pro Bowler will be in Seattle until at least 2023. Who is next to get paid: Bobby Wagner or Frank Clark? The Mariners dropped their fourth straight after a 6-4 loss to Cleveland. Plus, Chris Petersen confirmed that the QB battle continues on Montlake. Later in the show, Adam Schefter on Russell's deal, the evolution of QB contracts, and "the non-existent" trade market for Wilson.

The Mariners fall 3-2 to the Astros, who completed their sweep of the M's over the weekend. Wade LeBlanc was placed on the 10-day IL with a Grade 2 oblique strain and is expected to miss 4-6 weeks. Who will take his spot in the starting rotation? Tiger Woods overcame a third-round deficit to win the Masters for the fifth time, his first major win in eleven years. Later in the hour, Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto on the team's "kaizen" mantra and why they enjoy playing for one another. The show wraps with the Hot List... the biggest loser on Masters Sunday may have been Vegas.

The Mariners overcome a 4-0 deficit to beat the Royals 7-6 in extra innings, thanks to late-game heroics from Mitch Haniger and Dan Vogelbach. Vogey hit his sixth HR of the season to lift the M's over Kansas City in the tenth, as the team returns home to face the rolling Houston Astros. Later in the hours, M's bench coach Manny Acta on the hot start, pleasant surprises and clubhouse atmosphere. The show wraps with The Hot List... Jay Bruce remains sidelined, Sean Payton shoots down Cowboys rumors, and updates from Augusta National.

The Mariners continue to break records and make history as they are out to a franchise best 12-2 start with a chance to sweep the Royals today.

The Mariners  move to 11-2 on the season after another win in Kansas City. Marco Gonzales made it through six and Jay Bruce hit another long ball to keep the M's 13-game HR streak alive. The Seahawks preseason schedule is here, including week two national broadcast set in Minnesota. Later in the hour, Danny, Dave and Moore discuss the M's red hot start and how it compares to some other pleasant surprises in Seattle sports history.

The Mariners hit five more home runs in their 12-5 win over the Royals Monday night. Félix Hernández left the game after just one inning due to "virus-like symptoms," on his 33rd birthday no less. Virginia outlasted Texas Tech 85-77 in overtime to win their first NCAA Championship. Later in the hour, Mariners 1B/DH Daniel Vogelbach on his hot start (.471 BA & 2.096 OPS) and the fun the team is having. The show wraps with The Hot List... Aaron Rodgers adamantly denies reports of friction with his head coach.

The Mariners are 9-2 after walloping the White Sox in the final game of their weekend series. Felix Hernandez gets the start tonight to open up four in Kansas City. Matisse Thybulle earned Naismath Defensive Player of the Year honors over the weekend. A first-time NCAA Champion will emerge tonight when No. 1 Virginia and No. 3 Texas Tech face off in the Final. Later in the hour, Jerry Dipoto on the Mariners hot start. The hour wraps with The Hot List... Baylor beats Notre Dame in the Women's NCAA Final.