Daniel names Hoquiam High School alumnus Jace Varner as our Oly Pen Real Estate Athlete of the Week.  Daniel and Justin reminisce about the success of Jace's high school basketball teams.

Also, a Seahawks undrafted rookie defensive back was released last week after trying to disguise a woman as a teammate, and sneak her into the team hotel. Our trio reacts to that insane story.

In the mailbag, Justin shares his ice cream expertise, while Andrew and Daniel forget what ice cream is. Also, Justin reveals a piping hot take about movies and books.

In the 2 Minute Drill, Daniel, Justin, and producer Andrew discussed random golf rules, Charlie Blackmon batting .400, George Kittle's monster contract, and why NBA players tend to settle for jumpers in the final seconds.

Daniel and Justin then provided a preview of the upcoming NBA playoffs and the Portland Trailblazers series against LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers.

Daniel, Justin, Braden, and producer Andrew discuss how the Seattle Seahawks' defense may be affected by which free agents the team can sign on the line. 

Also, after a heated debate, Tracy Ford is named the Oly Pen Real Estate Athlete of the Week after his stellar performance in a wiffle ball tournament on Saturday.

Daniel, Justin, and producer Andrew are joined by guest co-host Braden Dohrmann for discussions about Quinton Dunbar, Aaron Rodgers, and Draymond Green. 

Next, Justin and Braden team up to make Daniel look stupid, and then lead a discussion about the Blazers performance in the NBA bubble and their chances of advancing to the playoffs.  They also tackle the topic of NBA players on social media, and a public beef involving Damian Lillard.

Justin, Daniel, and producer Andrew discuss whether or not Joe Kelly should have been suspended for not beaning Houston Astros players. (Also, they get into yet another argument about whether or not intentionally hitting a batter is acceptable.)

Daniel and Andrew are trying to find little ways to be optimistic about the future of the Seattle Mariners, and Justin unsuccessfully tries to poop on their party. 

Montesano High School alum Megan Choate is named Oly Pen Real Estate Athlete of the Week, and our trio wraps up the show with a discussion about what qualifies as a "sport."

Daniel names Montesano High School alum Kylar Prante as the Oly Pen Real Estate Athlete of the Week. Justin and Braden reminisce about their favorite moments watching Prante play football, including one of the most iconic plays in Monte football history.

Daniel then breaks down the changes to the WIAA high school sports schedule for the upcoming school year. How will football be impacted by the switch to four seasons?

 In the mailbag, everyone plays a fun game of "would you rather," then they discuss the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on college sports.

Daniel, Justin, and producer Andrew are joined by guest co-host Braden Dohrmann.

Braden helps our trio break down the Seahawks' trade for Jamal Adams, and discuss the Mariners first two games against the cheating Houston Astros.

With Justin away on an unexcused absence, Andrew and Daniel are left to fend for themselves.

They discuss why the Mariners are the first team to play the Astros after the cheating scandal, and Daniel explains why Kelenic should be brought up to The Show ASAP!

They also talk about the rumor that the Seahawks are more interested in Antonio Brown than Josh Gordon.

Then Andrew attempts to Stump Daniel with a game of Name That Mariner, and the Athlete of the week is an Aberdeen grad!

Finally, Andrew and Daniel go through a few of Justin's ridiculous mail bag questions before rounding out the show by discussing which U.S. city is the best.

Daniel names a duo of Montesano Little Leaguers as the Oly Pen Real Estate Co-Athletes of the Week. 

Justin and Andrew share some recent reports about Quinton Dunbar's legal issues. Will the Seahawks have Dunbar in 2020? Will they be able to sign JaDeveon Clowney now that a new team is in the mix?

Mailbag topics included the name of the football rivalry match-up between Oregon and Oregon State, and the importance of high school athletes participating in additional camps, tournaments, and showcases.

Daniel, Justin, and producer Andrew discuss the great Aaron Rodgers, the old Greg Popovich, and the dumb DeSean Jackson.

Our trio also dove into some recent comments by Seattle Mariner legend Felix Hernandez, and talked about how the next few seasons could affect his legacy.