We all know Ichiro will be elected to the Hall of Fame, but will he be unanimous?   Rick Rizzs, Voice of the Mariners tells Ian that Ichiro is undoubtedly a unanimous Hall of Famer, even if a writer or two choose to 'stick out' and not put him down. Rick shares some of his favorite memories and stories throughout Ichiro's career. In addition, he also thinks Felix is a Hall of Famer and tells us why.   The Daily Power Play!   Hugh Millen, Hardcore Football! Hugh breaks down the Seahawks' defensive growth through the second half of this past season. He also evaluates John Schneider's tenure as well as his past few years. If you didn't love him in his first decade, you're nuts. But the last eight seasons tell a different story. Plus, what's the biggest thing that could help the Seahawks defense right now?   Hugh tells us which positions on the Seahawks' defense could be helped the most and who he thinks will be a cap casualty. Hugh wants them to draft an offensive lineman with their first round pick, but he wouldn't cry if it's Ty Warren.   Hugh wraps things up with Ian by discussing just what happened with Mark Andrews in Baltimore's loss to Buffalo.    Mike Sando, The Athletic joins us to discuss the divisional round in the NFL playoffs and preview the field of four in the Championship weekend ahead.

It's a Football Friday and Snoqualmie Casino is buzzing. Ian has a special announcement coming up. The Kraken lost a tough one last night. Ian is pumped for the divisional NFL playoff games this weekend. Plus, college hoops are heating up and shoutout to the Beavers over the Zags! Danny O'Neil, The Dang Apostrophe joins us to take a trip down NFL memory lane and preview the divisional NFL playoff weekend. Also, how has the Mariner fanbase turned so harshly against the team? Danny gives his thoughts. iHeart Media is putting on a special benefit concert to benefit those suffering losses from the Los Aneles wildfires. In addition, Queen Anne Beer Hall and Moss Bay Beer Hall have their own special to raise funds for the Humane Society to help with displaced pets. We take a listen back to Jordan Morris, who talked to us yesterday about the struggles associated with Type 1 diabetes and what his foundation does for young athletes who are battling it. Mark and Kym Hilinski join us to discuss what Hilinski's Hope does for young athletes across the country who may be facing mental health issues. Although there's grief that comes on the seven-year anniversary of Tyler's death, they look ahead and continue to help 'other Tylers'. The Daily Power Play! Rob Rang, FOX Sports and BC Lions gives Ian a preview of the senior bowl and tries to make sense of Cam Ward opting out. He previews the national championship on Monday and the players to watch.

It's approaching the time we get excited about college basketball. We're looking ahead to the Mariners and it's not the players or managers that are the issue - it's the owners. Today is a somber day with some significant losses in the sports world. Stewart Mandel, The Athletic says the 12-team CFB Playoff achieved its goals of keeping more fans engaged throughout the post-season. Will we continue to see the SEC out of the title game? Desperation drives NIL and NIL drives everything now. Stewart remarks the parity that NIL has brought to college football - while deep pockets have the advantage, it is open to everyone. Plus, more players are staying in college longer because they'll make more money. Stewart takes us through the transfer portal moves around the country. The sports world is mourning some greats today in baseball's Bob Ueker and Sonics' Gus Williams. Ian pays tribute. Jordan Morris, Seattle Sounders tells Ian about his relationship with Paul Arriola, new addition to the team and what he and Jesus Ferreira bring to the pitch. He tells us what separates the Sounders from the rest of MLS and what makes playing here in Seattle special. He says the core group, getting hot at the right time and understanding what it takes to come through in big moments are all a recipe for success for the team. Corbin Smith, Seahawks Maven and Locked on Seahawks gives us more insight on the Seahawks search for an offensive coordinator. More names emerge and Corbin tells us who he thinks is the leader in the clubhouse, as well as why certain coaches fit here in Seattle.The Daily Power Play! Gary Parrish, CBS Sports provides a look at rebuilding the Pac-12 from a basketball perspective and who might be next to join. He also gives the latest on realignment woes and thinks that some of it might be undone in the future. Plus, the SEC is the strongest conference we've seen in the history of college basketball this year, as Gary predicts them with 12 tournament teams this year. Finally, how many existing legendary coaches will continue on in this new world, and for how long?

The Mariners still aren't doing much - so what could they do to win you back as a fan? Ron Francis took it upon himself to address rumors about the Kraken front office in a live television interview. That's a rarity in sports these days. Ian finds himself in a position to give Jerry Dipoto a break right now. Ownership is more responsible for the woes. What could the Mariners do to win you back as a fan? We listen back to Chris Crawford and Nathan Bishop, who tell us what it would take for them. Plus, Harold Reynolds had a striking perspective from a former player when talking to Chuck and Buck this morning. He sees it from the fan's point of view. Listeners weigh in on the Mariners and tell us what it would take to take the negativity away from the perception of the Mariners. The bar for being beloved as a Seattle sports franchise isn't high and the Mariners have it right at their fingertips. Steve Palazzolo, The 33rd Team previews the divisional round in the NFL playoffs after a fairly lopsided wild card weekend. What's next for Tomlin and Russell Wilson in Pittsburgh? He also takes a look at the various quarterback situations around the league.  We take more feedback from listeners regarding their feelings toward the Mariners. The Daily Power Play! Mike Holmgren joins us in studio and discusses coaching moves around the league, infused with his own experience. Coach shares some stories about Deion Sanders and his time coaching against him. How much say will John Schneider have in the next offensive coordinator? He also talks about how much he loved the chess match in coaching.Coach Holmgren tells us what it's like to play and coach in cold weather in the NFL. How much of an impact will it have on this weekend's games?

After watching last night's game between the Rams and Vikings, Ian ponders how far away the Seahawks really were from the postseason. Hugh Millen had an in-depth breakdown of Geno Smith yesterday and it tells us a little more about what the Seahawks might do. Between that and what we saw from Sam Darnold last night, it shows how much of a quarterback starved league this is.The Daily Power Play takes us through the latest with the Kraken. Mollywhop Time! Chris Crawford and Nathan Bishop join us and avoid talking Mariners by begrudgingly talking Notre Dame football for a minute. We get to the nothingness that has been the Mariners' winter. They're not surprised Seattle wasn't a finalist, but it raises an eyebrow that the didn't even have a seat at the table. Chris doesn't want people to look down on Donovan Solano, despite the disappointment over the lack of a bigger move. Nathan thinks it's cool that he's here in Seattle and that the Mariners are better with him than without him. The only downside is that this likely means Justin Turner isn't coming back.

We've got Monday Night Football tonight! Roki Sasaki has been speaking to teams and although the Mariners haven't been named as one, we know they're interested. This feels like the last move they can make. Pete Carroll's name will continue to pop up in coaching searches. Is Mike Tomlin's time up in Pittsburgh and how does that parallel Carroll and John Schneider's tenures? Is a winning season without contending a success? When Roki Sasaki makes his choice of team to sign with, how much will the winningness matter as compared to the ability to contend? Is John Schneider holding the Seahawks back? The Daily Power Play! Hardcore Football with Hugh Millen! Hugh gives a breakdown of what a potential offensive coordinator would be looking for in a new team, such as the Seahawks. In that same vein, Hugh explores the offense the Seahawks had this year, beginning with Geno Smith. Hugh continues to analyze the offense, this time focusing on the wide receiver group. He focuses on DK Metcalf and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Hugh wraps things up talking tight ends.
Mike Sando, The Athletic joins to talk about his column in which he discussed Mike Tomlin's tenure as a winner, but not a recent contender. How much does that matter and how does it parallel the Seahawks right now? Sando takes us on a trip around the NFL from the playoffs, coaching moves and more.

We are live from Snoqualmie Casino! There's a ton going on here and there's a LOT to get to in the world of sports this weekend.   Danny O'Neil, The Dang Apostrophe! Danny reacts to Ryan Grubb's firing, the proposed changes in college athletics if players don't have to be enrolled and the NOTHING the Mariners have done this off-season.   Ian wishes the Mariners would give us anything positive to talk about then it comes to the team. They are wasting pitching talent - this time an entire rotation - to seemingly protect their profits and bottom line.   Greg Cosell, NFL Films gives his perspective on the Ryan Grubb firing and which coaches out there would be a good fit for the Seahawks. As always, tells us what the tape says! Who does he see as the top quarterback in the draft this year?   Ian, Anders and Jess give their biggest takeaways from Greg Cosell.   The Daily Power Play!   Rob Rang, FOX Sports.com gives Ian an upcoming look at this year's NFL draft. He breaks down the best position classes and those that aren't that inspiring.

The Mariners have still made #NoMoves - but if they land Roki Sasaki, and that's what they were holding out for, Ian says this would be a good offseason. If college athletes become salaried and don't have to attend school - what's next?  Stewart Mandell, The Athletic gives his thoughts and insight on whether we'll see true salaried, non-scholarship players in college athletics. While people might think there are too many bowl games, the ratings reflect that we might need more! There is still quite an appetite for college football outside the top ranked teams in the country. Finally, Stewart previews the final four teams in the semi-finals.  The Daily Power Play! Ian and Anders preview tonight's game against the Blue Jackets.  Corbin Smith, Seahawks Maven and Locked on Seahawks has been chronicling the growing tension between Mike Macdonald and Ryan Grubb throughout the season and takes us back to week 9, which seems to be the changing point. Despite an unsuccessful season with an inconsistent offense, Mike Macdonald will be a success story here in Seattle.

Our hearts go out to those affected by the Palisades fires. The Kings have postponed their game against the Flames tonight and the Rams vs. Vikings game is in  question. Anne McCoy, WSU AD joins us to discuss the hiring of Jimmy Rogers, the latest with their scholarship situation and the financial obstacles in the NIL era. We continue to watch the devastating wildfires and outside of the tragedy, it could have an impact on the NFL. It's virtually impossible to reschedule a playoff game. Something good! Congratulations to Alyssa Charleston-Smith for winning WA Sportscaster of the Year! Steve Palazzolo, The 33rd Team reacts to the Ryan Grubb firing as well as other 'bBack Monday' moves. Who could be a fit here in Seattle? Finally, he previews the NFL Wild Card games this weekend. Mick Cronin went OFF on his team yesterday and we give it a listen. It truly exemplifies what's wrong with the NIL world. The Daily Power Play and Jackson Felts! Jackson weighs in on the Sounders' signing of Jesus Ferriera. Mike Holmgren joins us in studio and begins by talking about the tragic fires we're seeing take place in LA and shares his own similar experience with an earthquake when he was in San Francisco. We listen back to some of Mike Macdonald's comments yesterday and Coach gives his thoughts. He adds his own experiences in making tough termination decisions. Coach remains with us to talk about the style of offense that would help a quarterback. He shares his own experience and while he very much likes Mike Macdonald and appreciates the compliment he gave him, he still doesn't agree with the decision to part ways with Grubb.

Nick Rolovich loses his lawsuit against Washington State and Ian has some thoughts about this. Also, there's a lot to address when it comes to Geno Smith and Mike Macdonald.   Jon Ryan, Former Seahawks tells Ian what the final 'clean out' day is like as a player. How much do they get to keep? He tells us that most players find out coaching moves through social media or in the media - that's just the way it is. Jon tells us what it was like to watch the Jim Mora 'one and done' year and how it applies to what we're seeing with Ryan Grubb.   The Daily Power Play!    We listen into Mike Macdonald's press conference as he closes things out for the year and addresses the firing of offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb.   We react to what Mike Macdonald had to say about the team and the firing of Ryan Grubb.    More reaction to Macdonald.   We listen back to the most pertinent things Mike Macdonald had to say about firing Ryan Grubb, what his vision is for the future of the offense and what he's looking for in his next offensive coordinator. Also, for anyone who thinks DK Metcalf might not be here next year, you've got another thing coming. Parting ways with him wouldn't make the Seahawks a better team. Byron Murphy should've been a more impact player.