The Mariners have set their starting rotation for the first three games of spring training, with Marco Gonzales and Justus Sheffield sharing the first outing Thursday. MLB Network reported that the M's are interested in veteran catcher Martin Maldonado, a great defensive compliment to Omar Narvarez. The Huskies host the Utes tonight at Hec Ed, with a chance to defend their undefeated home record. Later in the hour, Mariners 1B Ryon Healy on the changes he's made to his swing this offseason. The show wraps with The Hot List... Manny Machado signs a 10-year, $300 million dollar contract with the San Diego Padres. How will this affect the rest of the free agent market?

The first day of the NFL franchise tag window begins today, and Seahawks DE Frank Clark looks like a likely candidate. Pete Carroll was adamant about keeping Clark in Seattle but Frank's agent said his client is willing to wait for a deal that would make him one of the highest-paid pass rushers in the NFL. The Mariners open their spring training schedule this Thursday against the A's, but they'll do so without CF Mallex Smith, who has been sidelined with a muscle strain in his throwing elbow. Later in the hour, UW MBB star Noah Dickerson on the team's recent success. The hour wraps with The Hot List... UW Co-Defensive Coordinator Jimmy Lake will remain in Seattle despite reportedly being offered a job by Alabama's Nick Saban.

UW MBB heads to Pullman for the hardwood Apple Cup this weekend. The Dawgs are coming off their first Pac-12 loss while the Cougs just wrapped up a road sweep of Arizona and Arizona State. NFL owners have reportedly pursued NBA Commissioner Adam Silver as a potential replacement for Roger Goodell, but Silver says he's not interested. Later in the hour, former first round pick and newly minted Mariner righty Justin Dunn on being traded to Seattle.The show wraps with The Hot List... Vegas predicts WR Antonio Brown will land in the NFC West.

Happy Valentine's Day y'all! All eyes were on new Mariners pitcher Yusei Kikuchi yesterday as he took the mound in front of media for the first time. Scott Servais on the first week of work, incorporating new technology and young players' confidence. Pac-12 finances continue to be a hot topic of discussion, as a new report from Jon Wilner reveals troubling returns on the Pac-12 Networks. Later in the hour, Dave Wyman and John Clayton discuss potential free agent additions to the Seahawks roster. The show wraps with The Hot List... QB Joe Flacco to Denver and Pierre Garcon out in SF.

Mariners pitchers and catchers are in Peoria for the start of spring training, and Manager Scott Servais is excited about the team's youth and energy. Questions still surround Félix Hernández's future, as he heads into the final year of his contract. Can he rebound from a disappointing 2018? He certainly thinks so. The Seahawks may be looking to bolster their receiver core this offseason, and one name that could be available is former Hawk and UW grad, Jermaine Kearse. Later in the hour, new Mariners reliever Hunter Strickland explains an infamous outburst from his past. The show wraps with The Hot List... Oklahoma QB and Heisman winner Kyler Murray could make history if he becomes the first athlete to be taken in the first round of both the NFL and MLB Drafts.

The Husky MBB team is now 10-0 in Pac-12 play, after a 67-60 win over Arizona in Tempe last night. The Dawgs will look for their third road sweep of the season Saturday against the Sun Devils. Cougars QB Gardner Minshew added to his list of accolades, winning Male Star of the Year at the 84th MTR Western Sports Star Awards. WNBA MVP Breanna Stewart won Female Star of the Year, while 17-year veteran Sue Bird was honored for her lifetime contribution to sports in the PNW. Later in the hour, KJ Wright on his injury struggles, contract status and the possibility of leaving Seattle. The show wraps with The Hot List... former Husky and #1 overall pick Markelle Fultz was traded by the Sixers.

The Huskies added two recruits to their 2019 signing class yesterday, including a four-star linebacker and a four-star safety. Head Coach Chris Petersen on Asa Turner's versatility, the role walk-ons will play this season, and his favorite part of the recruiting process. The Cougars also added two names to their 2019 roster, one on the OL and one on the DL, bolstering their size in the trenches. Later in the hour, 710 ESPN hosts respond to MLB rule change propositions including a potential three-batter minimum for pitchers. The show wraps with The Hot List... The MLB wrapped up their investigation of the Seattle Mariners after finding no credible evidence to support Dr. Lorena Martin's claims and the Huskies face off against Arizona tonight in Tucson.

It's National Signing Day and the Washington Huskies could add a few more players to their already-impressive 2019 class. Head Coach Chris Petersen speaks on the 21 players already committed, adding big guys in the trenches and pitching prospective commits on Washington. Later in the hour, former NFL agent and current writer Joel Corry on expectations for Russell Wilson's contract.

Russell Wilson and the Seahawks have not discussed a potential contract extension, according to a new report by ESPN's Adam Schefter. In his season-ending presser, Pete Carroll expressed interest in solidifying Wilson's long-term future in Seattle, so what does this news mean? The UW MBB team fell just outside this week's AP Top 25, as the team gears up for a tough Arizona road trip. Later in the hour, should the Seahawks franchise tag Frank Clark? Danny, Dave and Moore discuss. The show wraps with The Hot List... a new HC job for a Belichick disciple, Mark Cuban intercepts a question for Kristaps Porzingis and some troubling Super Bowl ratings in an important media market.

The New England Patriots beat the LA Rams 13-3 in the lowest-scoring Super Bowl in history. Defense was the star of the show, aside from Patriots WR Julian Edelman, who was named Super Bowl MVP after finishing the night with 10 catches for 141 yards. 66-year old Bill Belichick became the oldest HC to win a SB and 41-year old Tom Brady became the oldest QB to win a SB, as the duo recorded their sixth Championship in nine appearances. Seahawks rookie LB Shaquem Griffin received the Game Changer Award at the NFL Honors ceremony Saturday. Also on Sat, the UW MBB moved to 9-0 in Pac-12 play with a 69-55 win over UCLA. The show wraps with The Hot List... the Pats won their second SB in three years, but they are not the favorites to win next year, at least according to Vegas.