Bob and Dave are joined by Entourage’s Jeremy Piven to look back on his legendary career, how he got started in show business, and his stand up tour, they look back on Dan Wilson’s decision to bring Logan Gilbert back out after the rain delay in the Mariners loss to the Yankees, they break down whether the Mariners will be able to catch Houston for the AL West crown, and they look at yet another NFL Top 10 list snub for the Seahawks. 

Bob and Dave break down what the Mariners amazing homestand means for the rest of the season, they discuss whether this Mariners team can make the playoffs without Julio heating up, they look at how important the final six games before the All-Star break are, and they celebrate Seahawks DT Leonard Williams make ESPN’s Top Ten Defensive Tackles list. 

El Hombre, Michael Bradley joins the show to talk about the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest, Home Run Derby, and much, much more. They talk more about Cal Raleigh’s historic season and whether or not it will last through the end of the year. And they finish off the show by finding out What They Learned.

Seahawks Broadcaster Brian Walters joins the show from the EQC to give a training camp preview, what he’s watching in the Hawk’s new-look offense, and much, much more. They talk about who deserves praise and criticism for Julio Rodriguez’s up and down season. And they talk about Joey Chestnut’s triumphant return to the Nathan’s Hot Dog eating competition, the NBA trade market, and more in Sweeping the Dial.

Ryan Rowland-Smith joins the show as he does every week to talk about the outstanding pitching performances from the Mariners to keep the Pirates scoreless in their series, highlight Bryan Woo’s All-Star season, Andrez Munoz’s dominance and more. They talk about what MLB Network’s Adnan Virk thinks about the Mariners playoff chances and what they should add at the trade deadline. And they take a look at the new-look Vegas Raiders under Pete Carroll.

Bob and Dave recap the Mariners historic series win over the Pirates, highlight another record-breaking weekend for Cal Raleigh, Randy Arozarena stepping up, and much more. They talk about the Home Run Derby and the Washington National’s complete overhaul in Take Two. They highlight the four Mariners who were selected for the All-Star Game, including one player that may have surprised some people. And they talk about the top 10 running backs in the NFL list published by ESPN.

The Cal Raleigh Show: The Mariners All-Star Catcher answers some fan questions and look ahead to his first appearance in the MLB All-Star game. He Also talks about pitchers tipping pitches. // Wyman and Bob react to the newest edition of the Cal Raleigh Show and share their frustration that Dave’s question was no asked. // With the Seahawks being a landing spot for TJ Watt and the Mariners being linked to Alex Bregman, Eugenio Suarez, and Ronald Acuna Jr, Wyman and Bob debate which team needs a blockbuster trade more. // We go through your creative messages and see if any of them are good by giving you our Mean texts from this week.

Adam Jude of the Seattle Times joins Wyman and Bob to talk about the big stories about the Mariners. Cal Raleigh is gaining national recognition in the media, starting in the All-Star game, and participating in the Homerun Derby. How does Adam feel about the Mariners trading some of their top prospects to get some proven players back in return? // Are there any players on the Seahawks roster that are truly untradeable? The Seahawks are one of the teams on the list for potential landing spots for Defensive Player of the Year TJ Watt. // Sweeping the Dial: Clayton Kershaw became the 20th players ever to record 3,000 strikeouts in the MLB. Christ Canty said Kyle Shanahan has the most pressure on him to win a championship. Joel Sherman said the Mariners are the best trade partner for Ronald Acuna Jr.

The Marines got a much need win last night but they are still seven games back of the Astros in the AL West. Wyman and Bob debate if the Mariners still have a shot to make it to the postseason and what the starting pitchers need to do to get back to what we are used to.
 // Who needs to get hot on this Mariners offense to get this team back on track? Arozarena has started to heat up but the rest of the lineup has not been producing at the plate.
 // Take Two: Jeff Passan is reporting that James Wood of the Washington Nationals will be joining Cal Raleigh and Ronald Acuna Jr in the Home Run Derby. Mark Maske of The Washington Post reports that the NFL and the Players Association are not expected to engage in formal negotiations to expand to an 18-game regular season until "at least early 2026."
 // Wyman and Bob break down an early preview of the 49ers as a part of our NFC West preview. They are one of the least likely teams that would commit to a rebuild with all their core players entering or already in the prime of their careers.
 
2:45 - Cal Raleigh has made the AL All-Star game roster and will be the starting catcher and he spoke about the experiences he is having with all the national recognition and what he looks forward to about being a part of the All-Star team.

Paul Moyer joins Wyman & Bob to talk about this Mariners team as they approach the All-Star break. He also talks about his feeling of confidence in Julio at the plate, he is inconsistent and hitting the ball into the ground. Paul gives us his take on what kind of player he would want the Mariners to go after at the trade deadline. They also dive into the upcoming Seahawks training camp. // The Mariners have one of the better farm systems in the MLB, should they consider trading their prospects for some impact bats? Would calling up Harry Ford as a DH hitter and backup catcher make sense for this team? // WHYMAN: After missing one year, we see the return of Joey Chestnut at the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. He has devoured 76 hot dogs in 10 minutes.