Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.comjoins Jason “Puck” Puckett to discuss the Seahawks remarkable win over San Francisco.  Rob proclaims the 49ers finished and their window closed to make a run at the Super Bowl.  They discuss the up and down play of Geno Smith and get into the discussion of whether to pay him or not pay him.  It’s a subject that is driving Rob mad! Should the Seahawks drop everything and sign Ernest Jones to a contract?  Rob and Puck are both an agreement that it’s way too early and let the season play out before you come to any conclusion.  They also can’t figure out why Pro Football Focus (PFF) does not like Jones.  Can you believe the Seahawks have a shot at first place in the NFC West?!  Puck and Rob can’t and that’s what makes sports fun.

On Wednesday’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett, he’s joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and his weekly Seahawks guest, Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com.  Puck gave Ryan Divish, Seattle Times the week off because coming out on Thursday is Puck’s Mariners Offseason DiamondTable Show with Divish, Adam Jude of the Seattle Times, Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio and Bill Krueger and Brad Adam from ROOT Sports. Puck and Jim open up the show discussing the Jake Dickert comments about Oregon State where he doesn’t consider the Beavers his buddies.  That led to a conversation about the changing landscape of college football and will there be a day where all the West coast teams play in one conference again.  Puck plays a soundbite from WSU defensive tackle David Gusta about the world of the transfer portal and the world of tampering by other college coaches.  Gusta is Puck’s guest this week on Coug’s Corner, which you can find on YouTube, Apple, Spotify and up at PuckSports.com.  The NCAA and college football need to get a handle on tampering and the NIL before it truly gets out of hand. Before Jim leaves, both discuss the top of Ernest Jones and why so many people after just three games want to sign him up immediately.  Also, the boys had a good laugh at the decision looming for Jedd Fisch with who he’s going to start at quarterback against Oregon.  Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.comjoins Jason “Puck” Puckett to discuss the Seahawks remarkable win over San Francisco.  Rob proclaims the 49ers finished and their window closed to make a run at the Super Bowl.  They discuss the up and down play of Geno Smith and get into the discussion of whether to pay him or not pay him.  It’s a subject that is driving Rob mad! Should the Seahawks drop everything and sign Ernest Jones to a contract?  Rob and Puck are both an agreement that it’s way too early and let the season play out before you come to any conclusion.  They also can’t figure out why Pro Football Focus (PFF) does not like Jones.  Can you believe the Seahawks have a shot at first place in the NFC West?!  Puck and Rob can’t and that’s what makes sports fun. Puck than transitions to baseball and plays a preview of his Mariners Offseason DiamondTable Show with Ryan Divish and Adam Jude of the Seattle Times. Also on the show, Jim Duquette of MLB Network Radio and Bill Krueger and Brad Adam of ROOT Sports.  The full show is two-plus hours and will come out on Thursday, November 21 and is exclusively available to  Puck’s Posse Community Members. You can visit PuckSports.com to sign up or head to Patreon.com and search PuckSports. The show covers the 2024 season and what lies ahead for the 2025 season and discusses if ownership is truly all in on investing in a World Series contender. Lastly, Puck wraps up with “Hey, What the Puck!?” It’s time for the Mariners to jump into the deep end of the pool and play with the big boys. No more talking about championships. Prove it.

Washington State defensive tackle David Gusta joined Jason “Puck” Puckett for this weeks Coug’s Corner brought to you by the Cougar Collective and Flatstick Pub. Puck and David get into a wide ranging conversation that ranges everything from his upbringing, traveling to different countries, being accountable after the New Mexico loss, dislike of the transfer portal, impact of NIL, coaches tampering and his love for Pullman. David tells Puck that he’s avid traveler that has taken him to Japan, Singapore, Bali and Tahiti. David said it’s give him great perspective on life and how others live. How did the team handle the loss to New Mexico? David shares insights to how he and other team leaders reacted afterward. David admitted that his actions and behavior weren’t the best.  Tampering has been going on and David details what it’s been like to deal with coaches calling him to join their team.   Would David ever consider going into the portal or is he fully committed to WSU?  What about the impact of the NIL?  Lastly, David details his love for Pullman and that it wasn’t always the case, but as he’s gotten older it’s a town he couldn’t ever imagine being anywhere else.

On this weeks ‘Old Crimson, Jason “Puck” Puckett is once again joined by Paul Sorensen, Jim Moore and Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan.com The boys get right into the loss to New Mexico, which has now kicked them out of the College Football playoff discussion.  Once again the Cougars defense failed to deliver and Puck brought up the point that he would like to see a coaching change at the defensive coordinator position or at least have Jake Dickert take over play calling duties. They question the offensive strategy under Ben Arbuckle and wonder why he went away from the running game so quickly in the second half when it was working so effectively in the first half?   Should the Cougs incorporate more zone read for John Mateer moving forward?  And, again the problem with the Air Raid is their lack of commitment to staying consistent with the rushing attack. Dickert made headlines this week when he said Oregon State are not there buddies.  Some in the Cougars community have taken issue with what he said. Paul and Puck didn’t see the problem with what he said, but Jim did and they discuss. Lastly,  now that the carrot of the playoffs is over, what motivates the team for the last two weeks?

On Tuesday’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by his weekly guests, Danny Kelly, The Ringer and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com.  Puck opens up the show discussing the comments from WSU coach Jake Dickert about Oregon State not being their “buddies.” Puck shares his thoughts that some fans that are upset with the comments are off base.  The Seahawks were gifted a favor in their win over the 49ers because the officials screwed up a timeout that should have been a penalty. Danny Kelly, The Ringer, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett to rap about the NFL, Seahawks, the Legion of Boom, Earl Thomas and fantasy football. Danny and Puck both agree that the Seahawks season is so dumb and fun at the same time and they went from a week ago thinking the season was over to now looking ahead to this week and knowing they have a shot at first place in the NFC West! Earl Thomas is back! Puck and Danny go down the rabbit hole of talking about the Legion of Boom.   Devon Witherspoon is the closest thing to the L.O.B. that they have had since that group was on the field.  Expectations have now changed for the Seahawks and it’s incredible to watch and follow this team week in and week out.  The Seahawks can be in first place this weekend which is incredible to think of! The Jets are still a disaster and Aaron Rogers has fired another member of the team.  Puck and Danny have put Rogers on “The Barge” out to the pacific ocean.  Where does Danny want Deion Sanders to land in the NFL next season?  Danny also answers fantasy football questions with “Waiver Wire Tuesday.” John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly chat about all things college football.  They jump right into the discussion about Jake Dickert’s comments about Oregon State.  Was he in the wrong about what he said?Jake Dickert has other problems on the field, specifically in regards to his defense and offensive play calling. Puck this a change needs to be made with his defensive coordinator and suggests that Dickert take over the play calling. In regards to the offense, is the “Air Raid” truly the offense that Dickert wants? Does it properly take advantage of the skill set of John Mateer?Oregon survived against Wisconsin.  John points out that it’s a tired football team.  John also shares his thoughts on the matchup between Oregon and Washington in two weeks. John thinks it will be a blowout.  Will Jedd Fisch turn to Demond Williams against Oregon or stick with Will Rogers?Is the SEC truly the best conference in football and do they deserve the majority of the teams?Lastly, since Puck is off next week, John offers up his favorite Thanksgiving meals. Finally, Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Fans need to calm down about the Jake Dickert comments about Oregon State. He was right. He said the uncomfortable truth out loud and people don’t like hearing it.

Danny Kelly, The Ringer, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett to rap about the NFL, Seahawks, the Legion of Boom, Earl Thomas and fantasy football. Danny and Puck both agree that the Seahawks season is so dumb and fun at the same time and they went from a week ago thinking the season was over to now looking ahead to this week and knowing they have a shot at first place in the NFC West! Earl Thomas is back! Puck and Danny go down the rabbit hole of talking about the Legion of Boom.   Devon Witherspoon is the closest thing to the L.O.B. that they have had since that group was on the field.  Expectations have now changed for the Seahawks and it’s incredible to watch and follow this team week in and week out.  The Seahawks can be in first place this weekend which is incredible to think of! The Jets are still a disaster and Aaron Rogers has fired another member of the team.  Puck and Danny have put Rogers on “The Barge” out to the pacific ocean.  Where does Danny want Deion Sanders to land in the NFL next season?  Danny also answers fantasy football questions with “Waiver Wire Tuesday.”

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly chat about all things college football.  They jump right into the discussion about Jake Dickert’s comments about Oregon State.  Was he in the wrong about what he said?Jake Dickert has other problems on the field, specifically in regards to his defense and offensive play calling. Puck this a change needs to be made with his defensive coordinator and suggests that Dickert take over the play calling. In regards to the offense, is the “Air Raid” truly the offense that Dickert wants? Does it properly take advantage of the skill set of John Mateer?Oregon survived against Wisconsin.  John points out that it’s a tired football team.  John also shares his thoughts on the matchup between Oregon and Washington in two weeks. John thinks it will be a blowout.  Will Jedd Fisch turn to Demond Williams against Oregon or stick with Will Rogers?Is the SEC truly the best conference in football and do they deserve the majority of the teams?Lastly, since Puck is off next week, John offers up his favorite Thanksgiving meals.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  Puck starts off the show without Jim Moore, who is out sick, talking bout the Seahawks win and that without a doubt it was a signature win for Mike Macdonald.  The Seahawks season was on the brink and they were able to pull off a great win on the road. Geno was great on the final drive and the defense looked like how we all thought Mike Macdonald’s defense was going to look. Puck switched gears and talked about the Cougars loss to New Mexico and once again the defense continues to be an issue. Puck thinks a change needs to be made with their defensive coordinator and let Jake Dickert just call the defense for the final two games of the season. But, Puck could sense a loss was coming and it finally did. Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Jason “Puck” Puckett for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast brought to you by Georgetown Brewery. All three agree that was clearly the best win of the season and one of the best wins for the Seahawks in the last several years. The defense was no doubt the story from the game, but the performance of Geno Smith, especially on the final drive was quintessential the “Geno Smith Roller Coaster” experience! Offensive line looked better with Abe Lucas back and Olu Oluwatimi playing center. However, as the three discussed, the running game is still very much an issue.  Devon Witherspoon was everywhere and just showed why he’s such an unbelievable weapon for Macdonald.  The play of Tyrice Knight and Ernest Jones was phenomenal and illustrated why a move at linebacker was necessary. All of sudden the Seahawks have a legitimate shot to claim first place in the division next week.  Sports are dumb and terrific at the same time. Puck then returns and discusses the rest of the sports weekend with “Weekend Roundup.”   The dud that was the Mike Tyson/Jake Paul fight, however, the women’s fight was incredible.  Are the Steelers now a legit Super Bowl contender?  Drew Lock can’t catch a break and big deal the Bills beat the Chiefs. Prove it in the playoffs. Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck goes back to the Seahawks.  Sports are incredibly stupid and incredibly awesome at the same time. Most Seahawks fans and Puck included had written this team off, but they found a way to have a gutsy physical win.  A win that could very well define Mike Macdonald and the rest of the season.

Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Jason “Puck” Puckett for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast brought to you by Georgetown Brewery. All three agree that was clearly the best win of the season and one of the best wins for the Seahawks in the last several years. The defense was no doubt the story from the game, but the performance of Geno Smith, especially on the final drive was quintessential the “Geno Smith Roller Coaster” experience! Offensive line looked better with Abe Lucas back and Olu Oluwatimi playing center. However, as the three discussed, the running game is still very much an issue.  Devon Witherspoon was everywhere and just showed why he’s such an unbelievable weapon for Macdonald.  The play of Tyrice Knight and Ernest Jones was phenomenal and illustrated why a move at linebacker was necessary. All of sudden the Seahawks have a legitimate shot to claim first place in the division next week.  Sports are dumb and terrific at the same time.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett was joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy who jumps on the show every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.  Also joining the show on Friday was former Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu, PuckSports handicapper TroyWins.com and Chris Egan from KING 5. Puck and Jim start off the show talking about the news that Dave Sims is leaving the Mariners and will become the new radio voice of the New York Yankees. They discuss who should replace Dave on both radio and TV and Puck makes his pitch for Gary Hill on the radio side. What will they do on the TV side of things?Puck is worried about the Cougs game against New Mexico and Jim is starting to share those concerns.  They welcome Lofa Tatupu to the show to talk about the Seahawks game against the 49ers and how the Seahawks could possibly pull off the upset.  Lofa details his business ventures with Savage Brewery and 1937 Cannabis Farms. Lofa said he was surprised that the Seahawks moved on from their linebackers but understands the decision. Lofa sees a lack of physicality and play making ability from that group.  Lofa is also surprised by the sloppiness and undisciplined football from the players and the coaches.  As they turn their attention to the 49ers, the biggest question is how do you stop Christian McCaffrey? it will take the whole defense to focus and gang tackle, something as Lofa points out that they have been bad at this season. PuckSports handicapperTroyWins.com joins the boys to discuss the upcoming football weekend. Troy gives his “Lock of the Week” and all three introduce a new segment, “Dog of the Week.”  Each picked an underdog and will keep tally for the rest of the season.  They also discussed Friday’s fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. Chris Egan of KING 5 joined Jason “Puck” Puckett to wrap up the Friday show.  Egan and Puck talked about the greatest sports broadcasters in Seattle history with the news of Dave Sims leaving for New York. Egan chastised Puck and Cougar fans for always focusing in on the Huskies. Puck fired back at Egan that this has been a glorious year to be a Cougar fan and we love that the Huskies are struggling! Egan has an addiction to Safeway chicken tenders and needs help. He also details his love for $150 turkeys and why does he keep buying them?Friday marks the start of the 16-team high school football playoffs and Egan details his KING 5 “Big Game of the Week” featuring Decatur High School. They also promote their high school playoff preview show that featured them and Todd Milles of ScoreBookLiveWA and Jon Manley of the Tacoma News-Tribune. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck can’t wait to watch Mike Tyson destroy Jake Paul in their fight on Netflix.  Puck wants the younger generation to get a glimpse of how dominant of a fighter that Tyson was.

Chris Egan of KING 5 joined Jason “Puck” Puckett to wrap up the Friday show.  Egan and Puck talked about the greatest sports broadcasters in Seattle history with the news of Dave Sims leaving for New York. Egan chastised Puck and Cougar fans for always focusing in on the Huskies. Puck fired back at Egan that this has been a glorious year to be a Cougar fan and we love that the Huskies are struggling! Egan has an addiction to Safeway chicken tenders and needs help. He also details his love for $150 turkeys and why does he keep buying them?Friday marks the start of the 16-team high school football playoffs and Egan details his KING 5 “Big Game of the Week” featuring Decatur High School. They also promote their high school playoff preview show that featured them and Todd Milles of ScoreBookLiveWA and Jon Manley of the Tacoma News-Tribune.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett chats with his weekly guest, Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network and Michael-Shawn Dugar from The Athletic stops by for the “Opponent Preview.”  Puck opened up the show reacting to yesterday’s show with Rob Staton, from SeahawksDraftBlog.com.  This was a miserable offseason for John Schneider, but how do they go about fixing it this offseason?  Some tough decisions will have to be made on current players.   But so far with Schneider running the ship it’s been rocky. Puck turns his attention to the Huskies and wonders why they would keep playing Will Rogers at quarterback and not hand the reigns over to Demond Williams. he plays a soundbite from his show with Elise Woodward and Jordan Reffett, “Puck the Huskies” asking them that very question.  Is making a bowl game that big of a deal?Can you believe what Mariners GM Justin Hollander said about Mitch Garver and Mitch Haniger?? Puck reacts to that and the report that the Mariners are interested in bringing back Justin Turner. Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly conversation.  Mike has pulled off on the side of the road as he is traveling to Philly to cover Thursday night football between the Eagles and the Commanders.  Puck asked Mike a hypothetical question about whether or not Seahawks fans would switch Mike Macdonald and Ryan Grubb for Dan Quinn and Kliff Kingsbury…but, Puck says you have to add Jayden Daniels!   That question leads to the discussion with the Bears and Caleb Williams. Who will be the next coach of the Bears?  They obviously have to hire an offensive minded coach. Would Lincoln Riley of USC be the perfect fit?What is wrong with the Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones?   Also, Mike and Puck would be thrilled to see Deion Sanders land with the Cowboys…Amazing theater! Finally, Puck asks Mike, what is wrong with his Seahawks and what is going on with John Schneider?  Is he equipped to truly run this thing?Michael Shawn-Dugar, The Athletic. @MikeDugar. Co-Host of “Seahawks-Man-2-Man Podcast” joined Jason “Puck” Puckett from the “Opponent Preview.” Mike and Puck discussed the offseason by Seahawks GM John Schneider.  How much of it was a failure and do they have enough resources to fix the problem?Why does the organization have an issue with drafting offensive lineman?  Is it a philosophical problem or coaching issue?  If the team continues to lose would it be better for them to lose out to raise their draft position or finish strong so they know the switch they made with the head coach was the right move?Should the Seahawks consider trading D.K. Metcalf and consider moving on from Geno Smith in the offseason?Finally, Puck wraps up with, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Lebron James is not human and is a cyborg! Appreciate what he is doing at his age. You’ll never see it again.

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly conversation.  Mike has pulled off on the side of the road as he is traveling to Philly to cover Thursday night football between the Eagles and the Commanders.  Puck asked Mike a hypothetical question about whether or not Seahawks fans would switch Mike Macdonald and Ryan Grubb for Dan Quinn and Kliff Kingsbury…but, Puck says you have to add Jayden Daniels!   That question leads to the discussion with the Bears and Caleb Williams. Who will be the next coach of the Bears?  They obviously have to hire an offensive minded coach. Would Lincoln Riley of USC be the perfect fit?What is wrong with the Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones?   Also, Mike and Puck would be thrilled to see Deion Sanders land with the Cowboys…Amazing theater! Finally, Puck asks Mike, what is wrong with his Seahawks and what is going on with John Schneider?  Is he equipped to truly run this thing?

Michael Shawn-Dugar, The Athletic. @MikeDugar. Co-Host of “Seahawks-Man-2-Man Podcast” joined Jason “Puck” Puckett from the “Opponent Preview.” Mike and Puck discussed the offseason by Seahawks GM John Schneider.  How much of it was a failure and do they have enough resources to fix the problem?Why does the organization have an issue with drafting offensive lineman?  Is it a philosophical problem or coaching issue?  If the team continues to lose would it be better for them to lose out to raise their draft position or finish strong so they know the switch they made with the head coach was the right move?Should the Seahawks consider trading D.K. Metcalf and consider moving on from Geno Smith in the offseason?

On this weeks Puck the Huskies Podcast, Jason "Puck" Puckett and former Husky defensive tackle Jordan Reffett and Elise Woodward, wrap up the Huskies disastrous loss to Penn State.  Jordan and Elise both agreed that offensive and defensive lines playing in the Big 10 are the difference.  But, can the Huskies solve those issues quickly in the transfer portal?Is it important for Washington to become bowl eligible even if it’s going to the Independence Bowl?   Senior night taking place Friday against UCLA, Elise and Jordan detail the emotions surrounding this class that has been through three head coaches.  Puck asks the group why Jedd Fisch is sticking with Will Rogers and why not turn it over to Demond Williams. Elise nearly jumps through the screen to strangle Puck!

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins the show for his “Cold Stove” M’s offseason chatter with Jason “Puck” Puckett. Divish is once again substitute teaching at his former high school in Havre, Montana.  They open up discussing why catcher Cal Raleigh should have won the Silver Slugger Award over Salvador Perez.   The conversation then turns to their offseason look at the third base position. Currently the only internal option to play third base is Josh Rojas.  Ryan thinks they’ll bring Rojas back but he won’t primarily be the third baseman and that they will have to find another option there, most likely via a trade.  Ryan believes you could have a situation where Rojas and Dylan Moore will platoon at second base. Ryan also gets into the teams desire to bring Justin Turner back and their preference to trade Luis Castillo in the offseason. And, Divish contemplated the idea that Puck brought up about trading for Phillis third baseman Alec Bohm. Would that be a good fit for the M’s?

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly visit.  They discuss the release of Tyrel Dodson.  How bad of an offseason did John Schneider have?Does Rob fee like Puck in wanting the team to lose out if they can’t get wins in the next two weeks?  What will the offseason have in store for D.K. Metcalf and Geno Smith. Rob makes the point that you will have to choose. Lastly, Rob takes a look at the NFL draft and offers his thoughts on a conversation had with Mike Garafolo about the upcoming draft.

Today’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett features Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy from a rainy parking lot in Sandy, Oregon. But, he’s got his headsets and a microphone and good to go! Puck and Jim open up the show discussing the Cougars effort and challenges of keeping John Mateer in Pullman.  Puck argues that the fanbase can make a difference and he believes he’ll stay. They also touch in on the breaking news that Abe Lucas has been activated off the PUP list and will play Sunday against the 49ers. How healthy and effective will Lucas be?  That remains a big question mark. Puck tells Jim that he missed a great basketball game on Tuesday night between the Mavericks and Warriors with Klay Thompson’s homecoming. Crowd was great. The play was sensational. But, on Klay’s night, it was Steph Curry stealing the show. Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly visit.  They discuss the release of Tyrel Dodson.  How bad of an offseason did John Schneider have?Does Rob fee like Puck in wanting the team to lose out if they can’t get wins in the next two weeks?  What will the offseason have in store for D.K. Metcalf and Geno Smith. Rob makes the point that you will have to choose. Lastly, Rob takes a look at the NFL draft and offers his thoughts on a conversation had with Mike Garafolo about the upcoming draft. Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins the show for his “Cold Stove” M’s offseason chatter with Jason “Puck” Puckett. Divish is once again substitute teaching at his former high school in Havre, Montana.  They open up discussing why catcher Cal Raleigh should have won the Silver Slugger Award over Salvador Perez.   The conversation then turns to their offseason look at the third base position. Currently the only internal option to play third base is Josh Rojas.  Ryan thinks they’ll bring Rojas back but he won’t primarily be the third baseman and that they will have to find another option there, most likely via a trade.  Ryan believes you could have a situation where Rojas and Dylan Moore will platoon at second base. Ryan also gets into the teams desire to bring Justin Turner back and their preference to trade Luis Castillo in the offseason. And, Divish contemplated the idea that Puck brought up about trading for Phillis third baseman Alec Bohm. Would that be a good fit for the M’s?Lastly, Puck wraps up with “Hey, What the Puck!?”  It’s time for Cougar fans to get out and support their players. If you want John Mateer to stay and continue to be the starting quarterback for the Cougars well into the future, then join the Cougar Collective today!

This weeks ‘Old Crimson Cougars Podcast with Jason “Puck” Puckett and Paul Sorensen, Jim Moore and Jamey Vinnick, Cougfan.com.  They take a quick look back at the Utah State game and chatted how it was a relatively easy win.  Puck did wonder why John Mateer was playing late into the game, but understood that Jake Dickert probably wanted some style points.  The majority of the conversation surrounds the future of quarterback John Mateer.  How much will it cost to keep Mateer around?  Paul tells the boys that he has already heard that Mateer has a seven-figure offer on the table from another school.  Paul didn’t specifically know the school, but the poaching and competition has already started for Mateer. Can the Cougs compete on that level?  There is obviously a price tag for anyone and they all agreed that if Mateer receives over a million dollars to play football, than he should take that, because anyone would do that. They hope he doesn’t, but they understand why he would.  They chat about the upcoming against New Mexico and Paul and Puck try to convince Jim that it will be a much harder game than he thinks.  Jim is cocky about the game and doesn’t think Paul and Puck should be all that concerned. They wrap up the show talking about the job Jake Dickert has done and they all agree he’s done a masterful job of navigating this crazy football season and keeping his team focused on each week and not looking ahead.

On this weeks Cougs Corner, host Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Washington State linebacker Keith Brown.  Brown talks about his journey from Lebanon, Oregon to Eugene to Louisville and now to Pullman. Brown details his upbringing in Lebanon and why it has shaped him to be the player and person he is today.  Keith told Puck that when he transferred to Louisville he felt lost, but coming to Pullman he once again found his love for football and he credits Jack Dickert for that love. The Cougs have three games left in the season, how difficult is to stay focused on the one game at a time mentality? Keith does acknowledge the difficulties with that perspective but says it’s been their mindset all season long.

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.comjoins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly look into college football. They jump right into the discussion surrounding WSU quarterback John Mateer. What would he fetch money wise in the transfer portal?  John estimates that the going rate for a top QB is over a million dollars.  Can the Cougs afford to keep Mateer around?  Does he get a sense that Mateer wants to look elsewhere or is he happy in Pullman?   Should Jedd Fisch move on from Will Rogers and start Demond Williams the rest of the season.  The Huskies are not going to a major bowl game so why keep playing Rogers?  John and Puck both agree that the NIL has something to do with the decision surrounding Rogers. What are the expectations for the Cougars and the college football rankings tonight and what type of chaos do they need in front of them to sneak in to the CFP.  John was on the scene in Utah covering the “Holy War” between Utah and BYU. He reacts to the scene where the Utah AD claims that the game was stolen from them. Utah does not have an exit fee and can leave the Big 12 any time they want, would they jump and come back to the Pac-12?  John dishes on those chances. Lastly, John and Puck talk about the passing of former Blazers broadcaster Brian Wheeler. A gentle and troubled sole.

Danny Kelly, The Ringer joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly visit talking Seahawks, NFL and fantasy football.  Danny ponders the question that Puck asked about John Schneider’s offseason.  Was this the worst one under his tenure?  If the Seahawks are headed to a rebuild in the offseason,  should they commit dollars to D.K. Metcalf and Geno Smith?  If they do move on from Geno, what are there options in the draft. Danny details the upcoming draft class for quarterbacks.  Puck asks Danny, if the Seahawks lose their next two games to the 49ers and Cardinals, would they be best served to lose their remaining games to get better draft position?  Danny makes a compelling argument against that strategy. It’s a Waiver Wire Tuesday, and Danny shares with Puck the best pickups in fantasy football.  They wrap up their segment with their weekly feature, “Barge of the Week.”  They put a player, coach, team or front office NFL personnel on a barge and send them out to the Pacific Ocean.  Danny put Jerry Jones on the barge and Puck went with John Schneider.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Danny Kelly, The Ringer and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com. Puck opened up the show asking the question, was this past season the worst offseason under John Schneider? With the release of Tyrel Dodson, aren’t the Seahawks just signaling that they are truly rebuilding?Danny Kelly, The Ringer joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly visit talking Seahawks, NFL and fantasy football.  Danny ponders the question that Puck asked about John Schneider’s offseason.  Was this the worst one under his tenure?  If the Seahawks are headed to a rebuild in the offseason,  should they commit dollars to D.K. Metcalf and Geno Smith?  If they do move on from Geno, what are there options in the draft. Danny details the upcoming draft class for quarterbacks.  Puck asks Danny, if the Seahawks lose their next two games to the 49ers and Cardinals, would they be best served to lose their remaining games to get better draft position?  Danny makes a compelling argument against that strategy. It’s a Waiver Wire Tuesday, and Danny shares with Puck the best pickups in fantasy football.  They wrap up their segment with their weekly feature, “Barge of the Week.”  They put a player, coach, team or front office NFL personnel on a barge and send them out to the Pacific Ocean.  Danny put Jerry Jones on the barge and Puck went with John Schneider. John Canzano, JohnCanzano.comjoins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly look into college football. They jump right into the discussion surrounding WSU quarterback John Mateer. What would he fetch money wise in the transfer portal?  John estimates that the going rate for a top QB is over a million dollars.  Can the Cougs afford to keep Mateer around?  Does he get a sense that Mateer wants to look elsewhere or is he happy in Pullman?   Should Jedd Fisch move on from Will Rogers and start Demond Williams the rest of the season.  The Huskies are not going to a major bowl game so why keep playing Rogers?  John and Puck both agree that the NIL has something to do with the decision surrounding Rogers. What are the expectations for the Cougars and the college football rankings tonight and what type of chaos do they need in front of them to sneak in to the CFP.  John was on the scene in Utah covering the “Holy War” between Utah and BYU. He reacts to the scene where the Utah AD claims that the game was stolen from them. Utah does not have an exit fee and can leave the Big 12 any time they want, would they jump and come back to the Pac-12?  John dishes on those chances. Lastly, John and Puck talk about the passing of former Blazers broadcaster Brian Wheeler. A gentle and troubled sole. Finally, Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck?!” Puck discusses the situation in Chicago with Caleb Williams. It’s why it’s so important to have the right coaching staff in place when you select a quarterback of the future in the first round.

Our Washington State Football State Championship Playoff Preview show.  Jason “Puck” Puckett hosts and is joined by Todd Milles, ScorebookLive.wa, Jon Manley, Tacoma News-Tribune and Chris Egan, KING 5. The 16 seed state football playoffs get underway this week and the four preview the upcoming playoffs.  They go over the favorites in each classification.  Can Lake Stevens get a three-peat?  Who can prevent another Bellevue title at the 3A level.  What makes Royal so dominant in 1A.  Tumwater is once again the favorite in 2A and it’s a wide open 4A.   Roosevelt is one of the better teams in the 3A, but they are currently under investigation for recruiting violations, how does that change things in the 3A bracket. As the high school football season winds down, they four talk about the importance of covering high school athletics and why those three do the best in the region.

Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Jason “Puck”Puckett for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  They discuss the chances of Seattle trying to avoid a 6-11 finish. What would it take for Seattle to spend their offseason in a rebuild mode?  Curtis doesn’t think Seattle is that far off, Puck and Tim aren’t so sure. If they do decided to play D.K. Metcalf in the offseason, do they have enough money to improve their offensive line?What happens if they move on from Geno Smith?  Curtis argues that you should be careful what you wish for.  Geno is not the number one problem. Even though Geno is not the problem, they don’t have a future quarterback on their roster.  The Cardinals look for real and the 49ers have Christian McCaffrey back so winning the division will be that much more difficult. Does John Schneider have the confidence of the ownership group to make wholesale changes to his roster in the offseason?

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and his weekly visit with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. Puck and Jim start off talking about Puck’s visit to Pullman to watch the Cougs dismantle Utah State. Puck talks about the crowd in Pullman and celebrating his anniversary with his wife Saturday night in Moscow, Idaho! Since there was no Seahawks game to go over, Puck and Jim chat about where they are headed. If the Seahawks finish 6-11, what will there offseason look like? At that point, a rebuild should definitely be on the table for the Seahawks. The Seahawks need to revamp their offensive line, can they do that if they have too much money tied up with their skilled position players?Russell Wilson continues to shine for the Steelers, in fact, some in the media are already talking about Pittsburgh about being a sneaky Super Bowl contending team. If Wilson keeps this up he will win the NFL comeback player of the year. Things are unraveling in Dallas and Puck and Jim can’t believe that Micha Parsons called out his head coach Mike McCarthy publicly!  Also, because Puck and Jim are degenerate gamblers that can’t figure out how the Seahawks are only getting +6.5 against the 49ers. Lastly, Utah is upset about the officiating in their game with BYU. The AD of Utah was critical of the Big 12 and Puck says that the Pac-12 should call Utah immediately and try and lure them back to the conference! Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Jason “Puck”Puckett for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  They discuss the chances of Seattle trying to avoid a 6-11 finish. What would it take for Seattle to spend their offseason in a rebuild mode?  Curtis doesn’t think Seattle is that far off, Puck and Tim aren’t so sure. If they do decided to play D.K. Metcalf in the offseason, do they have enough money to improve their offensive line?What happens if they move on from Geno Smith?  Curtis argues that you should be careful what you wish for.  Geno is not the number one problem. Even though Geno is not the problem, they don’t have a future quarterback on their roster.  The Cardinals look for real and the 49ers have Christian McCaffrey back so winning the division will be that much more difficult. Does John Schneider have the confidence of the ownership group to make wholesale changes to his roster in the offseason?Finally, Puck wraps up with “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Honoring Brian Wheeler. Great broadcaster. Great friend and a young broadcaster will forever be indebted to Wheels.

Chris Egan, KING 5, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly chat brought to you by Fatzach’s Pizza.  Egan and Puck jump right into the issues with the Seattle Seahawks and just how far are they away from winning a championship?  Should they pay D.K. Metcalf and Geno Smith in the offseason?  Puck asks Egan the same question that Ryan Divish asked Puck this week, which Seattle professional team is the closest to winning a championship? The teams are the Seahawks, Mariners, Kraken and Husky football.  Egan agreed with Puck and Divish that the Seattle Mariners are the closest team in Seattle to winning a championship.  The main reason is that the Mariners have the best pitching staff in baseball and the best catcher in baseball.  Those other teams don’t have the best anything. Egan and Puck shifted the conversation to middle school sports and why their is a lack of coaching at that level, because Puck and Egan are now coaching basketball because their schools don’t have anyone that has stepped up.  Why are adults and teachers not coaching anymore?  The number one reason is that they don’t want to deal with parents. Egan also highlights a busy night in high school football as the state playoffs get underway.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett was joined by Chris Egan, KING 5 for his weekly visit.  Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and handicapper Troy West had the Friday off. Puck opened up the show by discussing a topic for Cougar fans, why aren’t you showing up to home games?  Puck asks the audience why they don’t go and gives his thoughts to why fans don’t attend games, especially fans from the West side.  The common theme from the audience was cost. Puck wonders what the school and community can do to make it more cost affordable to attend games. Chris Egan, KING 5, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly chat brought to you by Fatzach’s Pizza.  Egan and Puck jump right into the issues with the Seattle Seahawks and just how far are they away from winning a championship?  Should they pay D.K. Metcalf and Geno Smith in the offseason?  Puck asks Egan the same question that Ryan Divish asked Puck this week, which Seattle professional team is the closest to winning a championship? The teams are the Seahawks, Mariners, Kraken and Husky football.  Egan agreed with Puck and Divish that the Seattle Mariners are the closest team in Seattle to winning a championship.  The main reason is that the Mariners have the best pitching staff in baseball and the best catcher in baseball.  Those other teams don’t have the best anything. Egan and Puck shifted the conversation to middle school sports and why their is a lack of coaching at that level, because Puck and Egan are now coaching basketball because their schools don’t have anyone that has stepped up.  Why are adults and teachers not coaching anymore?  The number one reason is that they don’t want to deal with parents. Egan also highlights a busy night in high school football as the state playoffs get underway. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck talks about Kirk Herbstreit and the loss of his dog Ben.  If you have a dog you understand the impact that dogs have on you and your family.  They really are a major part of your family.

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly visit from the Los Angeles airport.  Mike and Puck jump right into the NFL trade deadline and discuss how many teams called the Seahawks about trading for D.K. Metcalf?  Mike tells Puck that the biggest offseason storyline will surround the status of quarterback Geno Smith. Do the Seahawks feel he is the answer? If they do, what type of offer will be made?  If they decided to move on, what options are out there for Seattle and if they do move on, why keep Metcalf if you don’t have a viable solution at QB?  Puck asks Garafolo if the Seahawks will be in rebuild mode this offseason?  Mike disagrees with Puck on their current state.  Garafolo gives a health update on Christian McCaffrey, Dak Prescott and Lamar Jackson.  What trades made sense to Mike and what trades did he think were going to happen but didn’t happen.  The Carolina Panthers gave an extension to their running back…why?!

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett rides solo until he welcomes Mike Garafolo, NFL Network to the show for his weekly visit.   Puck opens up the show discussing his conversation with Rob Staton, from SeahawksDraftblog.com on Thursday. What happens to the Seahawks if they fail in their next three games that includes the 49ers, Cardinals and New York Jets?  The organization should start thinking about a rebuild. Because at that point you are no closer to winning a championship how you are currently constructed. The Seahawks rebuilt back in 2010, so they have done it before. Rebuilds in football don’t take that long. But serious conversations need to be had that asks is it worth giving D.K. Metcalf and Geno Smith big deals if they don’t have a proper offensive line?Puck also touches in on his love affair for the Kingdome because Puck is wearing hat and sweatshirt from the Kingdome. Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly visit from the Los Angeles airport.  Mike and Puck jump right into the NFL trade deadline and discuss how many teams called the Seahawks about trading for D.K. Metcalf?  Mike tells Puck that the biggest offseason storyline will surround the status of quarterback Geno Smith. Do the Seahawks feel he is the answer? If they do, what type of offer will be made?  If they decided to move on, what options are out there for Seattle and if they do move on, why keep Metcalf if you don’t have a viable solution at QB?  Puck asks Garafolo if the Seahawks will be in rebuild mode this offseason?  Mike disagrees with Puck on their current state.  Garafolo gives a health update on Christian McCaffrey, Dak Prescott and Lamar Jackson.  What trades made sense to Mike and what trades did he think were going to happen but didn’t happen.  The Carolina Panthers gave an extension to their running back…why?! After Mike’s appearance, Puck chats about a topic that Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, brought up on his weekly show on Wednesday about which professional team in Seattle is the closest to winning a championship?  Both Puck and Divish agree on their answer and it’s really not close.  Puck also touches in on the future of WSU head coach Jake Dickert. John Canzano on Tuesday pointed out that Anne McCoy, the WSU AD and Dickert’s client agent have talked about a new deal about keeping him for the next ten years, but there are some reservations from upper campus about giving him that type of deal in today’s climate in college athletics. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck reads a twitter post from a coach at UNLV that tells current high school football players should savior this week because it is most likely the last time they will ever suit up playing football.

On this weeks Puck the Huskies Podcast, Jason "Puck" Puckett and former Husky defensive tackle Jordan Reffett breakdown the Huskies win over USC and they preview the upcoming game at Penn State.  The boys gave Elise Woodward the week off. Puck and Jordan questioned the decision making of Lincoln Riley in the game and wondered why he didn't run the football more because that is the weakness of the Husky defense, not their passing defense.  Both agreed that time is running out  for Riley at USC and that they expect a change.  They took a deep dive into Washington's NIL situation.  Why isn't Washington competing more with the other college football heavyweights in that space?   UW is one of the rare schools in the country that has a storied history but also in a major city.  You would think companies would be lining up at the school, but they aren't. Why?Lastly, is making a bowl game important?  Jordan, as a former player, shares his thoughts.

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, drops by for his weekly visit to talk Seahawks football with Jason “Puck” Puckett.  And, once again they get right into the play off the offensive line and how poor it was against the Rams. Puck asks Rob if it’s fair to question whether the Seahawks got it right with Mike Macdonald?  It was a topic Puck brought up yesterday with Danny Kelly of The Ringer and Rob wanted to respond. They both agreed that they didn’t know, which is ok to admit!   They also wondered and discussed that it’s not fair to fully evaluate offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb because Grubb is only getting to a fraction of his play sheet because of the issues along the offensive line.  They also discussed the trade market for D.K. Metcalf and if it makes sense in the offseason to consider moving on from Metcalf if they determined that they need to be in rebuilding mode.  Puck thinks an offseason rebuild needs to be on the table if they continue to lose games, especially the next three. Is it worth spending money on a receiver and a quarterback if you don’t have an offensive line to protect them?  How much times does John Schneider have?  probably more than you think.

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times is back to join Jason “Puck” Puckett, for the Mariners “Cold Stove” Offseason Report.  They quickly dive into the M’s biggest offseason needs, which are improving the infield and specifically second base, however, there is not much talent out there on the free agent market, nor do the M’s feel propelled to trade one of their young pitchers to upgrade that position.   Ryan calculated, along with Adam Jude of the Seattle Times, in their most recent “Extra Innings” Podcast, that the Mariners have between $20-25 million to spend on free agents for the upcoming season. Divish explains to Puck why he doesn’t think the M’s will trade one of their young pitchers and says if they do end up trading a pitcher, the most likely pitcher to be dealt would be Luis Castillo.  Divish asked Puck a great question during the show, of the major professional teams in Seattle and they included Husky football, and the Seahawks, Mariners and Kraken.  Who is the closest to winning a championship?  They both agreed it’s probably the Mariners!

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is riding solo as Jim Moore, who usually joins on Wednesday’s had to attend to a personal matter, but Puck rolls on as he welcomes his regular weekly guests, Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com Puck opens up the show with his criticism of local reporters who claim that the national media was and is just making up a story about D.K. Metcalf and perhaps being traded.  As Puck points out it’s the same group that claimed that Russell Wilson was never going to be traded and anyone that ever brought that up was uneducated and didn’t have a clue about the situation because they weren’t “local” and didn’t have boots on the ground. It’s just inaccurate to say that the Seahawks didn’t listen to offers.  They obviously didn’t have an offer they liked so that’s why they didn’t trade him, but to suggest that reporters like Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, who joins Puck every week or Adam Schefter of ESPN just simply made up a story is just complete nonsense and Puck can’t understand why they didn’t learn their lesson from the Wilson trade. Ryan Divish, Seattle Times is back to join Jason “Puck” Puckett, for the Mariners “Cold Stove” Offseason Report.  They quickly dive into the M’s biggest offseason needs, which are improving the infield and specifically second base, however, there is not much talent out there on the free agent market, nor do the M’s feel propelled to trade one of their young pitchers to upgrade that position.   Ryan calculated, along with Adam Jude of the Seattle Times, in their most recent “Extra Innings” Podcast, that the Mariners have between $20-25 million to spend on free agents for the upcoming season. Divish explains to Puck why he doesn’t think the M’s will trade one of their young pitchers and says if they do end up trading a pitcher, the most likely pitcher to be dealt would be Luis Castillo.  Divish asked Puck a great question during the show, of the major professional teams in Seattle and they included Husky football, and the Seahawks, Mariners and Kraken.  Who is the closest to winning a championship?  They both agreed it’s probably the Mariners! Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, drops by for his weekly visit to talk Seahawks football with Jason “Puck” Puckett.  And, once again they get right into the play off the offensive line and how poor it was against the Rams. Puck asks Rob if it’s fair to question whether the Seahawks got it right with Mike Macdonald?  It was a topic Puck brought up yesterday with Danny Kelly of The Ringer and Rob wanted to respond. They both agreed that they didn’t know, which is ok to admit!   They also wondered and discussed that it’s not fair to fully evaluate offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb because Grubb is only getting to a fraction of his play sheet because of the issues along the offensive line.  They also discussed the trade market for D.K. Metcalf and if it makes sense in the offseason to consider moving on from Metcalf if they determined that they need to be in rebuilding mode.  Puck thinks an offseason rebuild needs to be on the table if they continue to lose games, especially the next three. Is it worth spending money on a receiver and a quarterback if you don’t have an offensive line to protect them?  How much times does John Schneider have?  probably more than you think. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck disagrees with the NBA’s decision to suspend Sixers center Joel Embiid for his encounter with a Philadelphia columnist.

On this weeks ‘Old Crimson Cougars Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and Paul Sorensen, All-American safety at WSU and Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan.com The boys jump right into the latest College Football Playoff rankings, where the Cougs come in at # 21 for the first week. Were they surprised that Colorado was ahead of them in the polls?What are the realistic expectations for the Cougars and the playoffs?  Puck, Jim and Paul get into the debate of whether they should be pulling for the Huskies in their remaining games of the season?  Paul and Puck are adamant that Cougar fans should be pulling for UW the rest of the season, but, Jim can’t bring himself to rooting for the Huskies.  It gets heated between the three! They welcome Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan.com to discuss the rankings and get an update on the team, including kicker Dean Janikowski, who suffered a broken hand, most likely coming from his incident with a San Diego State player. After Jamey leaves, Puck, Jim and Paul continue to discuss the playoffs and they try to convince Jim to root for the Huskies! They chat about Dickert’s future and react to a clip from John Canzano on the contract situation with Dickert and the fact that some in upper campus at WSU may be put off about giving him a new contract with the current climate.  Lastly, Puck asks Paul and Jim if the Beavers should lay down their sword when they meet on November 23?  Puck was obviously being sarcastic, but all three pondered how they would feel if the Beavers were the ones to knock the Cougs out of the playoffs!

This weeks Cougs Corner with Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes WSU basketball coach David Riley, who is preparing for his first season as the new Cougars head coach.  Riley and Puck chat about the upcoming game on November 21 in Spokane featuring the Cougs and Eastern Washington. Proceeds of the gate will go and support the Cougar Collective.  What will Cougar fans expect from this years team, in which it will look vastly different from a year ago under Kyle Smith.  One thing you will notice right away is a more up tempo offense that has a very European feel to it.   Riley goes through all the new players on the team and gives Puck a scouting report on each one. They also get into the changing landscape of college athletics and that its geared more towards a younger coach, but the demands of a coach and his staff are vey different and it’s something that Riley hopes the NCAA can regulate in the future.

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, drops by to talk all things college football.  Do the Cougs have a realistic shot at 11-1 and squeaking into the College Football Playoff?What did Canzano think of Jim Moore’s thoughts about not rooting for UW, despite it benefiting the Cougars.  Puck reiterates how crazy Jim is for thinking this way. Jake Dickert has been consistent to wanting to only coach ten more years and he’s made it clear that he wants it to be in Pullman.  What is his contract status?  Jim has all the info from inside the building on his current deal and what a future deal could deal could look like. When USC and Jen Cohen decide to fire Lincoln Riley, who does John think she will call first?  Three big names and all with Northwest ties.  Finally, John and Puck talk about how society has lost its civility and its ability to communicate and interact with one another. Latest examples were the Jason Kelce incident at Penn State and Joel Embiid with a Philadelphia columnist.

Danny Kelly, The Ringer, who covers all things NFL pays Jason “Puck” Puckett a visit and they look back to the Seahawks loss to the Rams and the things they could have done better to secure the win.  They jumped into the decision to go for it on 4th down and the play call that they went with.  Can Ryan Grubb and the offense really get to their playbook if they can’t actually block?Puck asked Danny if after nine games it’s fair to question whether the decision to hire Mike Macdonald was the correct one?   The team has been as sloppy as they have ever been. Is that the result of coaching?What about the future of Seahawks GM/President John Schneider?  Under his tenure they have failed to address the offensive line and have had no plan at quarterback since Russell Wilson left. If they can’t turn this around in the next year or two, Schneider will find himself out of a job. Lastly, Danny answers your fantasy football questions as it’s “Waiver Wire Tuesday”.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett was joined by his weekly guests, Danny Kelly, The Ringer and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com Puck starts off the show talking about the Washington State Cougars chances of making the College Football Playoffs as the first rankings come out on Tuesday night.  Puck reacts to the show on Monday where Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, would rather see the Huskies lose all their games rather than win, which would help out the Cougars.  Puck thinks Jim and any Cougars fan that thinks that way is crazy. You already beat them! If the Huskies beat Penn State and Oregon it makes the Cougars win look better. It’s an absolute no brainer to root for Washington. Danny Kelly, The Ringer, who covers all things NFL pays Jason “Puck” Puckett a visit and they look back to the Seahawks loss to the Rams and the things they could have done better to secure the win.  They jumped into the decision to go for it on 4th down and the play call that they went with.  Can Ryan Grubb and the offense really get to their playbook if they can’t actually block?Puck asked Danny if after nine games it’s fair to question whether the decision to hire Mike Macdonald was the correct one?   The team has been as sloppy as they have ever been. Is that the result of coaching?What about the future of Seahawks GM/President John Schneider?  Under his tenure they have failed to address the offensive line and have had no plan at quarterback since Russell Wilson left. If they can’t turn this around in the next year or two, Schneider will find himself out of a job. Lastly, Danny answers your fantasy football questions as it’s “Waiver Wire Tuesday”.  John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, drops by to talk all things college football.  Do the Cougs have a realistic shot at 11-1 and squeaking into the College Football Playoff?What did Canzano think of Jim Moore’s thoughts about not rooting for UW, despite it benefiting the Cougars.  Puck reiterates how crazy Jim is for thinking this way. Jake Dickert has been consistent to wanting to only coach ten more years and he’s made it clear that he wants it to be in Pullman.  What is his contract status?  Jim has all the info from inside the building on his current deal and what a future deal could deal could look like. When USC and Jen Cohen decide to fire Lincoln Riley, who does John think she will call first?  Three big names and all with Northwest ties.  Finally, John and Puck talk about how society has lost its civility and its ability to communicate and interact with one another. Latest examples were the Jason Kelce incident at Penn State and Joel Embiid with a Philadelphia columnist. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck responds more to the lost civility in our society and addresses the recent layoffs at iHeartMedia and why he has never regretted his decision to leave the station he loved.

Puck goes back to the Seahawks as Tim Booth , Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Puck for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  Once again they focus in on the awful offensive line play and until that ever fixes itself, the team will continue to lose games like they did on Sunday to the Rams. They discuss the decision by Mike Macdonald to go for it on fourth down in overtime. Tim and Curtis liked the decision, Puck offered up an alternative and thought he should have trusted his defense more. What is going on with Connor Williams and why can’t he snap the football anymore?  How much is that now affecting Geno Smith?Speaking of Smith, do the guys ever foresee a scenario where Sam Howell starts a game this season over Smith? The final eight games of the season will be tough and you can make a plausible argument that they won’t be favored in those games. Lastly, why has the team been so sloppy this season?  That’s a direct reflection on Mike Macdonald.

Today’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett, welcomed Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, who joins Puck every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.  Also, Tim Booth of the Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree of FOX 13 drop by for their Monday weekly show, Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. Jim and Puck jump right into the Seahawks miserable loss and continue to just shake their head at how bad the Seahawks offensive line is. It is without a doubt the worst offensive line in the history of the organization and you can’t really get all that critical of Ryan Grubb or Geno Smith because they can’t get to any of the plays they truly want to run because of how bad the line is. Despite the struggles of the offensive line, Puck and Jim did resist their bet that they made in the beginning of the season where Jim bet Puck $250 dollars that Sam Howell would start a game this season and not because of injury.  Puck said he still feels confident in that bet, but he thinks the door is a little bit more open especially with the teams upcoming schedule. Speaking of that schedule, Puck points out to Jim that it’s highly likely that they won’t be favored in any of their remaining eight games. After talking about the Seahawks, they turn their attention to the Cougars, who will find themselves ranked in the top 20 of Tuesday’s first College Football Playoff rankings.  ESPN analytics gives the Cougs a 17-percent chance of making the playoffs and if they win their remaining four games, that figure jumps up to 34-percent. Puck and Jim are reveling in the idea that they have shot to make it, but also acknowledge that it wouldn’t be realistic if it weren’t for the schedule they have played. However, Jim is not rooting for the Huskies at all. Jim doesn’t want to see Washington beat Penn State or Oregon, even though it helps the Cougars resume. He’d rather have the Cougs just miss out on the playoffs. Puck thinks Jim is officially crazy. Puck goes back to the Seahawks as Tim Booth , Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Puck for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.  Once again they focus in on the awful offensive line play and until that ever fixes itself, the team will continue to lose games like they did on Sunday to the Rams. They discuss the decision by Mike Macdonald to go for it on fourth down in overtime. Tim and Curtis liked the decision, Puck offered up an alternative and thought he should have trusted his defense more. What is going on with Connor Williams and why can’t he snap the football anymore?  How much is that now affecting Geno Smith?Speaking of Smith, do the guys ever foresee a scenario where Sam Howell starts a game this season over Smith? The final eight games of the season will be tough and you can make a plausible argument that they won’t be favored in those games. Lastly, why has the team been so sloppy this season?  That’s a direct reflection on Mike Macdonald. Finally, Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?” Cougar fans! Have fun with all the playoff talk. Revel in it. You never know who long it will last.  The team has put themselves in a position this season to give themselves a shot. That has been awesome to watch develop!

Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show to wrap up a Friday and he and Puck discuss whether or not Seahawks fans have become apathetic and is it no longer a great home field advantage.   Should fans that sell their tickets to opposing fans have their season tickets pulled?Egan thinks Halloween is dead and kids don’t care about it as much anymore.  You think it’s true?  do kids not care about it anymore. Chris also highlights a great trip to Sumner this past Friday for the King 5 “Big Game of the Week” and noted how awesome the environment was and that every high school should model that experience after what Sumner does.

Friday’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett featured Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, who joins Puck every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.   Also, stopping by for their weekly visits are sports handicapper, Troy West, from TroyWins.com and Chris Egan from KING 5. Puck and Jim start off the show wrapping up Halloween in Seattle and in Bend, where Jim lives.  After that they jump into the storyline that Seahawks fans are becoming soft and not showing up to the stadium anymore like they once did and are selling their tickets to opposing fans who are now taking over the stadium.  Puck says the narrative that Lumen Field is being taken over by opposing groups is lazy and low hanging fruit.  He explains to Jim his reasoning.  The Cougs basketball team is headed to the Maui Invitational in 2025 and Puck and Jim are fired up and can’t wait to go! They turn their attention to the Rams game on Sunday and they play a clip from Lofa Tatupu’s appearance with Puck on Thursday on his key for the game Sunday against the Rams.  Puck and Jim welcome Troy West, from TroyWins.com to the show to go over the betting favorites for the weekend in college football and the NFL.  Troy nailed his Lock of the Week last week and gives his lock for this week as well. Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show to wrap up a Friday and he and Puck discuss whether or not Seahawks fans have become apathetic and is it no longer a great home field advantage.   Should fans that sell their tickets to opposing fans have their season tickets pulled?Egan thinks Halloween is dead and kids don’t care about it as much anymore.  You think it’s true?  do kids not care about it anymore. Chris also highlights a great trip to Sumner this past Friday for the King 5 “Big Game of the Week” and noted how awesome the environment was and that every high school should model that experience after what Sumner does.  Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck wraps up the show giving his thoughts one more time on Seahawks fans and whether or not there is truly a problem with them selling their tickets to opposing fan bases and has the fan base become soft?Puck also notes about his new Puck’s Posse Community membership with Patreon.  Please visit PuckSports.com to sign up and be a member!

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joined the show for his weekly visit and Puck and Mike immediately jumped into the upcoming NFL trade deadline which will be on election night.  There have been rumors that D.K. Metcalf could be traded and interest has been drawn to Seattle for his services.  Mike immediately addressed those rumors and reports.  Who else could potentially be on the move in the NFL?   Doesn’t it fee like this year in the NFL is as unpredictable as it has ever been?  Puck and Mike discuss the state of the NFL.  What’s the future of Aaron Rogers and the New York Jets?  If they lose again, will Rogers just simply tap out on the rest of the season?  Has his legacy been tarnished since going to New York.  The show was interrupted because Mike couldn’t believe that some kid had come to his house at 1:30pm to trick or treat on Halloween!  They both agreed this violated the rules and regulations of Halloween and that you can’t knock on someone’s door before 4pm.  Mike’s Dad was at the house and came in to ask Mike where the candy was and then asked if he could just pay the kid cash instead of candy?  Garafolo’s wife also got in on the action and stormed into the studio to express her displease with trick or treaters starting this early! Once they got back to football, Puck asked Mike about the price tag for impending free agent quarterback Sam Darnold and would he be worth it for Seattle?

Lofa Tatupu, former Seahawks linebacker joins the show to talk about the current state of the team.  He sees one major issue with the offensive line and he thinks if they can fix that issue in their scheme they would be a much better unit. Fascinating take on the offensive line. Lofa also hints that the Seahawks defense could be too complicated at times for their current players, but he thinks they adjust fairly quickly.  It was only one game to watch Ernest Jones play middle linebacker, but Lofa came away impressed with his style, speed and physicality.  Much was made of the spat between Derick Hall and Jarran Reed, did Lofa have a problem with what he saw on the field.  Lofa talked to Reed this week and shared what Reed told him and what he told Reed. They also touched on the body langue of Geno Smith of late and whether or not that’s been a problem.  Finally, they previewed the upcoming game against the Rams and Lofa touched in on his business ventures Savage Brewery, 1937 Cannabis Farm and his All Day Podcast.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, his regular Thursday contributor and former Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu. Puck starts off the show recapping the World Series and the disaster that the Yankees were as they self destructed and blew Game 5.  Now that the season is over, Puck shifted his attention to the Seattle Mariners and what is in store for them this offseason. Lots of holes to plug for the Mariners, especially in the infield and the free agent market is weak.  Will they be forced to trade one of their young starting pitchers? Puck sure hopes they don’t go down that road. Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joined the show for his weekly visit and Puck and Mike immediately jumped into the upcoming NFL trade deadline which will be on election night.  There have been rumors that D.K. Metcalf could be traded and interest has been drawn to Seattle for his services.  Mike immediately addressed those rumors and reports.  Who else could potentially be on the move in the NFL?   Doesn’t it fee like this year in the NFL is as unpredictable as it has ever been?  Puck and Mike discuss the state of the NFL.  What’s the future of Aaron Rogers and the New York Jets?  If they lose again, will Rogers just simply tap out on the rest of the season?  Has his legacy been tarnished since going to New York.  The show was interrupted because Mike couldn’t believe that some kid had come to his house at 1:30pm to trick or treat on Halloween!  They both agreed this violated the rules and regulations of Halloween and that you can’t knock on someone’s door before 4pm.  Mike’s Dad was at the house and came in to ask Mike where the candy was and then asked if he could just pay the kid cash instead of candy?  Garafolo’s wife also got in on the action and stormed into the studio to express her displease with trick or treaters starting this early! Once they got back to football, Puck asked Mike about the price tag for impending free agent quarterback Sam Darnold and would he be worth it for Seattle?Lofa Tatupu, former Seahawks linebacker joins the show to talk about the current state of the team.  He sees one major issue with the offensive line and he thinks if they can fix that issue in their scheme they would be a much better unit. Fascinating take on the offensive line. Lofa also hints that the Seahawks defense could be too complicated at times for their current players, but he thinks they adjust fairly quickly.  It was only one game to watch Ernest Jones play middle linebacker, but Lofa came away impressed with his style, speed and physicality.  Much was made of the spat between Derick Hall and Jarran Reed, did Lofa have a problem with what he saw on the field.  Lofa talked to Reed this week and shared what Reed told him and what he told Reed. They also touched on the body langue of Geno Smith of late and whether or not that’s been a problem.  Finally, they previewed the upcoming game against the Rams and Lofa touched in on his business ventures Savage Brewery, 1937 Cannabis Farm and his All Day Podcast. Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck introduced his brand new membership called “Puck’s Posse.”   A membership to exclusive content that Puck will debut in the following weeks, however, it does not affect the Daily Puck Drop or his daily guests.

In this episode of the Puck the Huskies podcast, Jason  “Puck” Puckett, Jordan Reffett, and Elise Woodward chat about the recent Indiana loss, and the challenges faced by the team, particularly in the offensive and defensive lines. Jordan dives into the biggest problem with this years Huskies, he lays the blame solely at the departure of Kalen Deboer.  Elise agrees that the lack of recruiting under Deboer has caused major issues.Is it unfair to blame Jedd Fisch for the current problems with the offensive line?  Can they rebuild the OL with the transfer portal or do they need to do it with high school players?The Huskies are currently 4-4, they can still qualify for a bowl game, but it would be a lower bowl game. Is that still important to players anymore. Elise scoffs at the notion that bowl games aren’t meaningful.  Lastly, should the Huskies make a quarterback change and go with the young kid in Demond Williams over Will Rogers?

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, drops by for his weekly visit to talk Seahawks football.  They jump right into the disaster of the football game that the loss to the Buffalo Bills.  The majority of the show they concentrated their time on the offensive line and why for the last ten years has it been a problem for Seattle?  They will not reach their goals as a team until they fix those issues up front.  Rob revisits past drafts to highlight the issues with their drafts and looks at free agents that they could have landed instead of other players that they ultimately signed.  Both agree that John Schneider is a great GM, but both also agree that he has failed miserably in rebuilding and developing the OL.  The Seahawks will have big decisions to make in the offseason with personnel and one of those conversations will be what to do with Geno Smith?   They obviously need a QB, but is Smith worth the massive price tag.  Also, there will be free agents available like Sam Darnold. Is he worth taking a look at?  At the end of the QB discussion, Puck brings up one more name that will be a free agent at the end of the season and that would be Russell Wilson.  Would you bring Wilson back next year?  Puck puts Rob on the spot to answer that question.

On Wednesday’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett was joined by Jim Moore, The Go-2-Guy, who joins PuckSports.com every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from his home in Bend, Oregon. Puck and Jim pick up with a story from Puck that the two were taking off the air about, in regards to Puck’s encounter with an angry dog owner on a baseball field.   Puck has given him the moniker, “Seattle Entitled”, and he told Jim how the dog owner became upset at Puck when he asked him to leave the field because his dogs kept stealing their baseballs. Puck detailed to the encounter turned “physical” and Puck had a good laugh about it. They also chatted about what Puck brought up yesterday to John Canzano, that most Husky fans don’t really like Jedd Fisch, because they can see right through what he’s selling.  They compared how they felt about Mike Leach when he was coaching the Cougs.  World Series drama….Jim and Puck reacted to the two dummies that interfered with Mookie Betts during Game 4 of the World Series and they want the two idiots banned for life from any MLB park.  Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, drops by for his weekly visit to talk Seahawks football.  They jump right into the disaster of the football game that the loss to the Buffalo Bills.  The majority of the show they concentrated their time on the offensive line and why for the last ten years has it been a problem for Seattle?  They will not reach their goals as a team until they fix those issues up front.  Rob revisits past drafts to highlight the issues with their drafts and looks at free agents that they could have landed instead of other players that they ultimately signed.  Both agree that John Schneider is a great GM, but both also agree that he has failed miserably in rebuilding and developing the OL.  The Seahawks will have big decisions to make in the offseason with personnel and one of those conversations will be what to do with Geno Smith?   They obviously need a QB, but is Smith worth the massive price tag.  Also, there will be free agents available like Sam Darnold. Is he worth taking a look at?  At the end of the QB discussion, Puck brings up one more name that will be a free agent at the end of the season and that would be Russell Wilson.  Would you bring Wilson back next year?  Puck puts Rob on the spot to answer that question. Finally, Puck brings up the Russell Wilson topic on “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Would you do it?

In this episode of Cougs Corner , host Jason”Puck”  Puckett and Coach Jake Dickert discuss various topics ranging from  Halloween traditions and the recent  game against San Diego State. They delve into the team's resilience, coaching philosophy, and the importance of accountability in sports.  Coach Dickert discusses the competitive nature of football, emphasizing the emotional dynamics that come into play during games. Coach Dickert touches in on the sideline scenes with kicker Dan Janikowski and John Mateer. He reflects on the importance of emotional stability and discipline for young athletes, as well as the evolving relationship between coaches and players and how much the game has changed since he played. The discussion also touches on the impact of preseason polls on team morale and the strategies for improving the running game. Coach Dickert shares insights on player development and overcoming challenges, while also talking about what Coach Dickert’s favorite  Halloween costumes and Puck lets him now which costume he’s goin with on Thursday.

On this weeks ‘Od Crimson Cougars Podcast Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jamey Vinnick, Cougfan.comdiscuss the current state of the Cougars' football team after eight games of the season. Paul Sorensen and Jim Moore were too busy to join because they were washing their hair. They evaluate the team's performance, highlighting both strengths and weaknesses, particularly in the offensive line and running game. The conversation delves into the importance of establishing a running game, the effectiveness of the quarterback's play, and the need for better incorporation of running backs in the passing game.Puck and Jamey  also touch on the challenges faced by the coaching staff in maintaining a balanced offensive strategy. They also touch in on the importance of recruiting, especially offensive lineman,  while also touching on basketball expectations and potential NIL deals since they just found out that the CEO of Taco Bell is a Coug! They discuss the importance of utilizing players effectively in the running game, the challenges faced by the offense.   The conversation also covers recruitment strategies for offensive linemen, the outlook for college football playoff rankings, and the expectations for the basketball team this season. Additionally, they explore the potential for NIL opportunities with Taco Bell, highlighting the intersection of sports and business.

John Canzano, from JohnCanzano.comdrops by for his weekly visit to chat about all things college football.  Puck and John start off the segment talking about the inexact science of college football polls and why they are so meaningless to begin a college football season. The problem with the polls is that they influence the way the media portrays certain teams. John is a Heisman voter, if John voted today, who would he give it too?  Puck agrees with John’s pick.  Do the Cougars have a realistic shot at the College Football playoffs?  John is more optimistic than Puck…shocker!  They also talk about the situation at Penn State with head coach James Franklin. How come coaches and schools can’t handle their public relations and communications better?  Finally, John has new information on the Pac-12 reaching a deal with Octagon, a national company that will try and secure the Pac-12 a new media rights deal.

Danny Kelly, The Ringer, stops on by to chat about the NFL, Seahawks and to answer your fantasy football questions.  Danny and Puck talk more about Wilson and both agree that he looked great on Monday against the Giants and agreed that no player believes in himself more than Russell Wilson.  Puck and Danny try to figure out what’s wrong with the Seahawks defense. How can they be worse than they were last year?  Are we starting to feel nervous about the Macdonald era or do we need to be patient with the new head coach?  Have you had enough of Hail Mary talk?  Puck and Danny are over the Commanders Hail Mary play breakdown on all the talking shows on TV. Listen, it was a Hail Mary. It was lucky. Move on!  Danny offers his fantasy football advice on a waiver wire Tuesday.  Lastly, a new feature for Puck and Danny, they put a player, coach, or team on the “Barge” each week.  Last week they put the 49ers on it, but they have decided to rescue the Niners from the “Barge” after their win against Dallas.  This week, Danny put Seahawks center Conner Williams on the Barge and Puck went with Colts QB Anthony Richardson for taking himself out of the game last week.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes his weekly guests, Danny Kelly, from The Ringer and John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com   Puck starts off the show addressing the Seahawks defense and just how bad it’s been this year and in fact it’s worse than it was last year under Pete Carroll. The whole reason you fired Carroll and to bring Macdonald in was to fix the defense. So far, Macdonald has not done that.  Russell Wilson was vintage Russell Wilson last night and Puck that he was done forever in the league, but he’s happy to see what Wilson is doing and happy to be wrong…yet again! Danny Kelly, The Ringer, stops on by to chat about the NFL, Seahawks and to answer your fantasy football questions.  Danny and Puck talk more about Wilson and both agree that he looked great on Monday against the Giants and agreed that no player believes in himself more than Russell Wilson.  Puck and Danny try to figure out what’s wrong with the Seahawks defense. How can they be worse than they were last year?  Are we starting to feel nervous about the Macdonald era or do we need to be patient with the new head coach?  Have you had enough of Hail Mary talk?  Puck and Danny are over the Commanders Hail Mary play breakdown on all the talking shows on TV. Listen, it was a Hail Mary. It was lucky. Move on!  Danny offers his fantasy football advice on a waiver wire Tuesday.  Lastly, a new feature for Puck and Danny, they put a player, coach, or team on the “Barge” each week.  Last week they put the 49ers on it, but they have decided to rescue the Niners from the “Barge” after their win against Dallas.  This week, Danny put Seahawks center Conner Williams on the Barge and Puck went with Colts QB Anthony Richardson for taking himself out of the game last week. John Canzano, from JohnCanzano.comdrops by for his weekly visit to chat about all things college football.  Puck and John start off the segment talking about the inexact science of college football polls and why they are so meaningless to begin a college football season. The problem with the polls is that they influence the way the media portrays certain teams. John is a Heisman voter, if John voted today, who would he give it too?  Puck agrees with John’s pick.  Do the Cougars have a realistic shot at the College Football playoffs?  John is more optimistic than Puck…shocker!  They also talk about the situation at Penn State with head coach James Franklin. How come coaches and schools can’t handle their public relations and communications better?  Finally, John has new information on the Pac-12 reaching a deal with Octagon, a national company that will try and secure the Pac-12 a new media rights deal. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck can’t believe the CEO of Taco Bell is a graduate of Washington State and he wants a Taco Bell inside the stadium and he wants NIL deals for all the athletes. In fact, he wants the field and stadium to be renamed after Taco Bell!

“Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast” with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 recap the Seahawks loss to the Buffalo Bills, 31-10. Issues still plague the Seahawks, they can’t run the ball, they can’t stop the run and they are sloppy and unprepared.  Why are the Seahawks having so many issues with the offensive and defensive lines and why are they so undisciplined? Did the boys feel like Riq Woolen made a great effort in preventing the Dalton Kincade touchdown?  Do they like the boy language being displayed from Geno Smith.  How far off is this football team right now because standings wise they are right there with all the other teams in their division. The Seahawks can’t run the football because of their offensive line. How do they change their strategy with Walker?  They just need to start incorporating him into the passing game.

Today’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett, welcomes Jim Moore, the “Go-2-Guy” to the show for the first hour and then Curtis Crabtee, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times join for the final thirty minutes for the “Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.” Puck and Jim go over the game and Puck highlights the effort or lack of effort from Riq Woolen on the TD before the half for the Bills that summed up the game and effort for him. They also touched in on the behavior and sideline demeanor for Geno Smith.  You understand the QB is upset and frustrated but he has to behave better. He’s the leader of the team. Despite the Seahawks losing in the fashion that they did, they did at times have a shot to take control of the game but self inflicted issues prevented them from doing so. The defense continues to be an issue and so far through eight games under Mike Macdonald they are no better than they were a year ago with Pete Carroll. After wrapping up the Seahawks, Puck and Jim turn their attention to the Cougs who defeated San Diego State over the weekend an no are ranked #22 in the country.  They didn’t look great, but they did improve to 7-1 and will be favored in every game the rest of the way and have a great shot to go 11-1 and an outside, very outside shot of sneaking into the College Football Playoff discussion. Before Jim leaves, he and Puck make a $100 bet on the Steelers and Giants game on Monday night. Puck loves the Steelers because he claims Russell Wilson is now back after posting another cheesy music video with his wife !“Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast” with Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 recap the Seahawks loss to the Buffalo Bills, 31-10. Issues still plague the Seahawks, they can’t run the ball, they can’t stop the run and they are sloppy and unprepared.  Why are the Seahawks having so many issues with the offensive and defensive lines and why are they so undisciplined? Did the boys feel like Riq Woolen made a great effort in preventing the Dalton Kincade touchdown?  Do they like the boy language being displayed from Geno Smith.  How far off is this football team right now because standings wise they are right there with all the other teams in their division. The Seahawks can’t run the football because of their offensive line. How do they change their strategy with Walker?  They just need to start incorporating him into the passing game. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck?!”  Puck focuses in on Jake Dickert’s behavior toward John Mateer and Dean Janikowski at the end of the game. Puck explains that it’s perfectly OK to yell at players and people need to relax.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes his normal stable of Friday guests: Jim Moore, The Go-2-Guy, Troy West from TroyWins.com, to handicap the upcoming football weekend and every Friday wraps up with the great, Chris Egan from KING 5. Puck and Jim discuss the Cougs shot of playing in the College football playoff…Why does ESPN still prop up Lee Corso?  Puck continues to give Jim shit for his golf etiquette on the putting greens.  Why is Jim not fired up for the World Series like Puck is?  Troy West from TroyWins.comjoins Puck and Jim to go over all the betting lines for college football and the NFL.  Troy gives his “Lock of the Week”Chris Egan, KING 5, stops by for his weekly visit to talk sports and everything that has nothing to do with sports. Puck and Egan start off by honoring former KING 5 sports broadcaster Tony Ventrella. Chris talks at great length what Tony meant to him in his career, especially early on. The conversation than turns toward youth sports and the demand that parents have on having their kids play multiple sports during the same season. Isn’t one sport enough and isn’t unfair to the coaches involved? Puck thinks the kids and parents need to pick one and stay with that one during the season. Finally, with Halloween less than a week away, Egan gives his top five Halloween candies. Plus, top five candies to trade and top 5 food items for parents on Halloween. Puck is disgusted at Egan for not providing drinks to the parents as they walk their kids around! Finally, Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck explains his excitement for the start of the World Series. He thinks the sport is better when blue bloods are involved. Runddown 00:00 Puck and Jim jump into the Cougs chances at the CFP. Why is Lee Corso still on ESPN.  Does UW have a shot vs. Indiana? Puck is excited about the World Series, but Jim is not 41:07 Troy West, handicapper, TroyWins.com, joins Puck and Jim to go over the weekend of games in college football and the NFL and he gives his “Lock of the Week” 01:05:30 Chris Egan, KING 5, joins Puck for his weekly visit and they start off with a tribute to Tony Ventrella.  Youth sports and parents and why they are making kids play multiple sports during each season? Brian Schmetzer returns to Sounders and it’s a no brainer.   The Year-Round Soccer Dilemma.  Balancing Sports and Life: A Parent's Perspective.  Top 5 Halloween candies and top 5 candies you would trade at school 01:44:19 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck explains his excitement for the start of the World Series. He thinks the sport is better when blue bloods are involved.

Chris Egan, KING 5, stops by for his weekly visit to talk sports and everything that has nothing to do with sports. Puck and Egan start off by honoring former KING 5 sports broadcaster Tony Ventrella. Chris talks at great length what Tony meant to him in his career, especially early on. The conversation than turns toward youth sports and the demand that parents have on having their kids play multiple sports during the same season. Isn’t one sport enough and isn’t unfair to the coaches involved? Puck thinks the kids and parents need to pick one and stay with that one during the season. Finally, with Halloween less than a week away, Egan gives his top five Halloween candies. Plus, top five candies to trade and top 5 food items for parents on Halloween. Puck is disgusted at Egan for not providing drinks to the parents as they walk their kids around!

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show for his weekly visit. They jump right into the latest trade rumors in the NFL and why Seattle may not be done as of yet. Would Maxx Crosby fit in Seattle and could they make it happen?  Are the Rams really serious about trading quarterback Matt Stafford?  Cooper Kupp appears to be gone. Puck and Garafolo dive into the MVP discussion between Josh Allen and Ravens running back Derrick Henry, who is on pace to eclipse Eric Dickerson’s single season rushing record, which would be incredible.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop,  Jason “Puck” Puckett discusses the latest NFL news, focusing on the Seahawks' recent trade for LB Ernest Jones. He analyzes the implications of the trade, the team's current performance, and the importance of building a strong roster. The Seahawks needed to improve their run defense and they did it. They have a real chance to win the NFC West, which would be amazing in Mike Macdonald’s first season. Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show for his weekly visit. They jump right into the latest trade rumors in the NFL and why Seattle may not be done as of yet. Would Maxx Crosby fit in Seattle and could they make it happen?  Are the Rams really serious about trading quarterback Matt Stafford?  Cooper Kupp appears to be gone. Puck and Garafolo dive into the MVP discussion between Josh Allen and Ravens running back Derrick Henry, who is on pace to eclipse Eric Dickerson’s single season rushing record, which would be incredible. After Garafolo leaves the show, Puck jumps back into college football, reviewing the Cougs and Huskies upcoming games. Promoting ‘Old Crimson Cougars Podcast, Cougs Corner and Puck the Huskies.  WSU has a shot to run the table, but Puck is concerned there is at least one more loss coming…where?  UW has their hands full with Indiana on Saturday, it’s being called the Gasman Bowl.Who wouldn’t want Steve Ballmer as an owner? Puck would do anything to have him in Seattle! Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?” James Franklin's PR Crisis at Penn State. How to not handle it properly! Rundown00:00 Ernest Jones trade recap…Great move for Seattle.  They desperately needed to improve their run defense 09:49 Seahawks' Season Outlook and Team Identity12:46 Injury Updates on the Seahawks…who’s in and who’s out 21:01 Mike Garafolo, NFL Network    Trade Strategies and General Manager Insights.   Understanding the 21-Day Window that Abe Lucas is in and his potential return.  Status of DK Metcalf and will he play or not?  Will Maxx Crosby be traded to Seattle?  Stafford trade rumors are false, but Rams listening on Cooper Kupp. Why Derrick Henry should be the MVP over Josh Allen.  Mike’s daughter’s interruption the show and Puck starts asking them gambling advice! 01:03:21 Previewing the Cougs and Huskies upcoming games. Promoting ‘Old Crimson Cougars Podcast, Cougs Corner and Puck the Huskies.  WSU has a shot to run the table, but Puck is concerned there is at least one more loss coming…where?  UW has their hands full with Indiana on Saturday, it’s being called the Gasman Bowl. 01:14:56 Wouldn’t you want Steve Ballmer to be your owner for your favorite sports team!?  01:18:03 “Opponent Preview” Buffalo Bills.  It all begins and ends with Josh Allen. 01:24:31 Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson's MVP Chances01:29:46 “Hey, What the Puck!?” James Franklin's PR Crisis at Penn State. How to not handle it properly!

In this episode of the Puck the Huskies Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Elise Woodward go at it alone as Jordan Reffett is on vacation with the family in beautiful Mexico! They discuss the recent Iowa game, the unique atmosphere of college football, and the challenges faced by the Washington Huskies. They delve into the struggles of the special teams, the mental pressure on kickers, and preview the upcoming matchup against Indiana. How will Washington attack Indiana, focusing on the challenges of playing on the road, the strengths and weaknesses of both teams, and the impact of travel on player performance. They also touch on the atmosphere of college football and the excitement surrounding the game day experience.Rundown00:00 Jordan is gone, drinking in Mexico! Puck and Elise shame him and are jealous! 03:03 Iowa Game Experience…How much fun did Elise have05:55 Comparing College Football Atmospheres….Just feels on the West coast we are missing out. Elise disagrees 09:03 Special Teams Struggles and Bye Week Focus…Huskies need to figure it out11:56 Mental Pressure on Kickers.  How’s Grady Gross holding up?15:05 Can they slow down Indiana ?20:11 Another 9am start. The challenges of playing that early. 23:01 Run the ball or pass the ball vs. Indiana?29:39 Midwest feels like a betters sports atmosphere, according to Puck. Elise shares her thoughts.

Today’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett featured his Wednesday’s guests, Jim Moore, Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftblog.comand Ryan Divish from the Seattle Times. Jim dialed into the show from a Starbucks parking lot. Puck couldn’t help but give him shit about going to a Starbucks and then claiming he’s still a Sonics fan!  They discuss the state of the today’s NBA and Jim expresses why he doesn’t like it as much anymore. Puck explains why he likes the NBA, but also acknowledging their issues. Puck and Jim touch in on the Seahawks' recent trade, Tom Brady's broadcasting challenges, and the legacy of Bronny  James and LeBron. Rob Staton of SeahawksDraftBlog.comjoins the show after Jim leaves and they dive into the recent trade for Ernest Jones from the Titans. Rob and Puck go back and forth on the deal and the pros and cons of it. Rob is worried that it may prevent Seattle from further addressing their needs along the offensive line. Puck likes the trade because it fixes a major issue with their linebacking core. Good news for the Seahawks as Abe Lucas and George Fant will return to practice this week. We don’t know the timeline for the return of Lucas but it’s good news that he’s back.  Rob wonders if Lucas could possibly move inside and play guard when healthy if they keep Fant on the outside or can Fant or Mike Jerrell play inside?  They both agree that they need the five best OL on the line at once. Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times stops by for his weekly Mariners offseason visit and this week they discuss the season of Julio Rodriguez.   Divish is currently subbing for an agriculture class in his hometown of Havre, Montana!  The discussion highlights the pressures that Julio faces , the impact of team dynamics on performance, and what Julio must do to improve as a player. Does Julio suffer from putting too much pressure on himself? Will he continue to work with Edgar Martinez in the offseason and what is his best position in the batting order?Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck?!” Puck recaps his conversation with WSU kicker Dean Janikowski on the latest “Cougs Corner”.  Dean talks about his struggles on the field. Struggles with dealing with social media. His love for his late mother. His foundation in her honor and his hobby of building electric motorcycles. Rundown00:00 Jim is in a parking lot outside of a Starbucks…Why is he there and should he be drinking Starbucks?  Nostalgia for the Sonics and Current NBA Sentiments.  Critique of Modern NBA Practices.  Discussion on Seattle's NBA Future.  Seahawks make a trade for Ernest Jones from the Titans. How much does this make them better.   Bronny James and Lebron fiasco. Just a mockery of the league. 41:11 Rob  Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.comstops by for his weekly visit to breakdown the Seahawks trade of Jerome Baker to the Titans for Ernest Jones. The Seahawks' Super Bowl Aspirations.  Building a Stronger Offensive Line.  The Importance of Team Identity. 01:19:40 Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, Mariners offseason report: Julio Rodriguez.  Analyzing Julio Rodriguez's Season Performance.  Adjustments and Growth in Julio's Game.  The Pressure of Expectations on Young Athletes. The help that Edgar provides Julio and will it continue? Yankees and Dodgers playing for the World Series and they spend money…Take note John Stanton. 01:53:07 “Hey, What the Puck?!” Puck recaps his conversation with WSU kicker Dean Janikowski on the latest “Cougs Corner”.  Dean talks about his struggles on the field. Struggles with dealing with social media. His love for his late mother. His foundation in her honor and his hobby of building electric motorcycles.

Rob Staton of SeahawksDraftBlog.comjoins the show after Jim leaves and they dive into the recent trade for Ernest Jones from the Titans. Rob and Puck go back and forth on the deal and the pros and cons of it. Rob is worried that it may prevent Seattle from further addressing their needs along the offensive line. Puck likes the trade because it fixes a major issue with their linebacking core. Good news for the Seahawks as Abe Lucas and George Fant will return to practice this week. We don’t know the timeline for the return of Lucas but it’s good news that he’s back.  Rob wonders if Lucas could possibly move inside and play guard when healthy if they keep Fant on the outside or can Fant or Mike Jerrell play inside?  They both agree that they need the five best OL on the line at once.

Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times stops by for his weekly Mariners offseason visit and this week they discuss the season of Julio Rodriguez.   Divish is currently subbing for an agriculture class in his hometown of Havre, Montana!  The discussion highlights the pressures that Julio faces , the impact of team dynamics on performance, and what Julio must do to improve as a player. Does Julio suffer from putting too much pressure on himself? Will he continue to work with Edgar Martinez in the offseason and what is his best position in the batting order?

On this week’s ‘Old Crimson Cougars Podcast with Jason “Puck” Puckett, Paul Sorensen, Jim Moore and Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan.com, they start off chatting about the  Cougars win over Hawaii. They discuss defensive strategies, quarterback controversies, and the implications of NIL deals on college football. They also look ahead to upcoming games and make predictions about team performance. In this conversation, they  discuss the upcoming game between Wazzu and San Diego State, looking at the strengths and weaknesses of both teams. They delve into Washington State's offensive strategies, particularly focusing on John Mateer’s performance and they all agreed it was his best game of the season. The discussion also covers defensive adjustments made by Washington State, including blitzing tactics that have proven effective. Additionally, the hosts touch on the implications of the Pac-12's media rights negotiations and the future of the conference. Rundown00:00 What did we learn from Hawaii game?09:04 Cougs showed different looks on defense and different blitz packages 11:54 Jim is worried the Cougs are going to lose John Mateer 18:02 Cougars upcoming schedule benefits them and they can run the table 20:37 What will they face in San Diego State?25:00 Ben Arbuckle had a good game plan vs. Hawaii 30:03 More blitz packages for the Cougs…Will they keep it up ?33:57 Are the Cougs protecting Zevi Eckhaus and his redshirt ?38:01 Pac-12 has hired Octagon for their media rights deal…what does that mean?

In this episode of Cougs Corner, host Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes Washington State kicker Dean Janikowski to discuss the challenges faced by college athletes, particularly in the realm of social media and fan behavior. Janikowski shares his experiences with criticism, the mental challenges of kicking, and the importance of having a reliable holder. The conversation also touches on the parallels between kicking and golfing, emphasizing the mental focus required in both sports. Janikowski recounts a pivotal moment during a game against San Jose State, highlighting his thought process and preparation leading up to a crucial kick. In this engaging conversation, Dean Janikowski shares his journey as a kicker, discussing the pivotal moments that define his career, the trust built with his coach, and the challenges faced during coaching transitions. He highlights the importance of community support through his foundation, which honors his late mother by helping those battling cancer. Additionally, Dean reveals his passion for motorcycles and creativity, showcasing his multifaceted personality and commitment to making a difference.Rundown0:00 Fan Behavior and Athlete Experience02:51 Dealing with Social Media Criticism06:07 The Mental Challenge of Kicking07:51 The Importance of the Holder10:05 Golfing Insights and Their Connection to Kicking13:00 Kicking Under Pressure: The San Jose State Game19:02 The Moment of Truth: Knowing It's Good20:27 Building Trust: Coach and Player Dynamics21:30 Navigating Change: The Impact of Coaching Transitions22:34 Dual Roles: The Kicker and Punter Dilemma23:33 Learning from the Best: Influences in Kicking24:25 More Than a Kick: The Foundation's Mission27:10 Community Impact: Fundraising and Support28:32 Passion Projects: Motorcycles and Creativity34:53 Legacy of Love: Remembering Mom Through Charity

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett opens up the show talking about the return of the NBA and how much longer do Sonics fans need to wait before the return of our team?  Will this year be the last year before the Sonics return?  Adam Silver and the league at some point need to give Seattle something before patience wears out. Lebron and the Lakers tip the season off tonight and that means plays with his son Bronny.  Unfortunately it’s just a spectacle because Bronny James has no business playing in the league right now. Bronny averaged 4 points and shot 29 percent from the floor. This is all about Lebron. It’s a selfish act and goes against everything that’s right about competition in sports. Danny Kelly, The Ringer joins the show to discuss the NFL, Seahawks and fantasy football advice.  Danny and Puck ventured into the debate about Todd Bowles and did he make the right decision in keeping Chris Godwin in the game?  They both agreed he’s receiving unwanted criticism.   Is the future of the NFL a weight limit? Puck and Danny delve into the idea because athletes are getting much bigger as the years go on by.  You see weight limits in youth football, could it happen in the NFL?DK Metcalf is having his best year. It’s great to see Metcalf finally reach his potential.  Puck and Danny also introduce a new feature, “Barge of the Week.”  Every week they’ll put a team or player on the barge, but they can always bring that player back if they want.  For the first week they are putting the San Francisco 49ers on the barge. It appears that they are finally done. Lastly, Danny offers his fantasy football advice on “Waiver Wire Pickup”.  John Canzano, JohnCanzano.comjoins the show for his weekly chat on all things college football.  John and Puck discuss the worst fanbases in sports and the why the lunatic fringe of fanbases get all the attention.  John tells Puck about the time a fan accosted him at a restaurant with his wife.  Oregon is the new number one team in the country.  How are they handling the attention and does John feel there is another loss coming soon?  Washington faces Indiana this Saturday at 9am and some fans are complaining about another early start time, but this is what they get and should have expected when they took the money and left the Pac-12 behind.  John and Puck agree this is very much a game that the Huskies can win because Indiana to this point has not been challenged. John attended basketball media day for the Mountain West and WCC, what did he hear and take away?  Also, he sat down one on one with Mark Few and talked about Gonzaga joining the conference and who will the conference add as their eighth member?  Few seemed to indicated to John that more schools are now attracted to the idea of joining the Pac-12.  What about the Pac-12 media deal?  John dishes on the latest that he’s hearing on that front and has an updated story on JohnCanzano.com on the latest. Finally, Puck wraps up with “Hey, What the Puck!?” Tampa Bay head coach Todd Bowles doesn’t deserve criticism for his handling of Chris Godwin. Rundown0:00 NBA Season Kickoff, when are the Sonics returning? 12:41 The Future of the Sonics and NBA Expansion16:18 LeBron and Bronny James: A made for television event. Bronny doesn’t belong in the NBA 20:50 Danny Kelly, The Ringer, joins the show…. Todd Bowles and player Safety…Weight limit in the NFL?  The Brutality of Football. Evolution of Athletes: Size, Speed, and Skill.   DK Metcalf, reaching his potential.   “Barge of the Week” Putting the San Francisco 49ers on the barge. 01:01:25 John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, lunatic fan behavior in sports.  The Changing Landscape of College Football,  Oregon's Position in the Playoff Race.   Washington's Struggles and matchup vs. Indiana.  WSU featured in CFP rankings?  Pac-12 Expansion and Media Rights.  College coaches burnout. 01:26:27 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Tampa Bay head coach Todd Bowles doesn’t deserve criticism for his handling of Chris Godwin.

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.comjoins the show for his weekly chat on all things college football.  John and Puck discuss the worst fanbases in sports and the why the lunatic fringe of fanbases get all the attention.  John tells Puck about the time a fan accosted him at a restaurant with his wife.  Oregon is the new number one team in the country.  How are they handling the attention and does John feel there is another loss coming soon?  Washington faces Indiana this Saturday at 9am and some fans are complaining about another early start time, but this is what they get and should have expected when they took the money and left the Pac-12 behind.  John and Puck agree this is very much a game that the Huskies can win because Indiana to this point has not been challenged. John attended basketball media day for the Mountain West and WCC, what did he hear and take away?  Also, he sat down one on one with Mark Few and talked about Gonzaga joining the conference and who will the conference add as their eighth member?  Few seemed to indicated to John that more schools are now attracted to the idea of joining the Pac-12.  What about the Pac-12 media deal?  John dishes on the latest that he’s hearing on that front and has an updated story on JohnCanzano.com on the latest.

Danny Kelly, The Ringer joins the show to discuss the NFL, Seahawks and fantasy football advice.  Danny and Puck ventured into the debate about Todd Bowles and did he make the right decision in keeping Chris Godwin in the game?  They both agreed he’s receiving unwanted criticism.   Is the future of the NFL a weight limit? Puck and Danny delve into the idea because athletes are getting much bigger as the years go on by.  You see weight limits in youth football, could it happen in the NFL?DK Metcalf is having his best year. It’s great to see Metcalf finally reach his potential.  Puck and Danny also introduce a new feature, “Barge of the Week.”  Every week they’ll put a team or player on the barge, but they can always bring that player back if they want.  For the first week they are putting the San Francisco 49ers on the barge. It appears that they are finally done. Lastly, Danny offers his fantasy football advice on “Waiver Wire Pickup”.

Puck welcomes Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times for the latest edition of “Ground Puck” Seahawks Podcast. Youth movement served for the Seahawks. Mike Jerrell looked good at right tackle. big win for Mike Macdonald. time for team to try and take control of the NFC West.

On Monday’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett starts off talking about the Seahawks impressive win over Atlanta. Puck touches in on the “Weekend RoundUp” that covers college football, the NFL and the World Series matchup we wanted. Puck welcomes Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times for the latest edition of “Ground Puck” Seahawks Podcast. Youth movement served for the Seahawks. Mike Jerrell looked good at right tackle. big win for Mike Macdonald. time for team to try and take control of the NFC West. RunDown00:00 Seahawks impressive win 05:27 Tribute to Tony Ventrella13:32 Seahawks much needed win 30:17 Weekend Roundup and College Football…Georgia/Texas fiasco and Cougs win again 40:52 “Ground Puck” Seahawks Podcast with Curtis Crabtree & Tim Booth…Young players looked awesome.  Play of Byron Murphy. Mike Jerrell held his own. Geno spectacular throw. Much needed win for Mike Macdonald. 01:15:22 “Hey, What the Puck?!” Remembering Tony Ventrella.  Just one of the best people in Seattle sports media.

Puck then welcomes Chris Egan, KING 5 to the show for his weekly show to discuss all things sports, non-sports and life.  Egan details his crazy night attending the Kraken game as a fan. Coors light, margaritas, burgers, hot dogs and cider. What a night for Egan! Egan and Puck talk about the cool scene in Cleveland where the Guardians pulled within 2-1 of the Yankees. When are the Mariners going to get back to that?Egan is off to Lake Washington/Issaquah for the King 5 “Big Game of the Week”.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore for the first hour of the show as they chat about the current landscape in college athletics and why Tony Bennett retired from Virginia and expect more coaches to follow suit.  Will Jake Dickert stay in Pullman long term or if he wins will he be pried away from a bigger program?Puck and Jim are joined by their handicapper TroyWins.com who goes over his top picks for the college football and NFL weekend. Plus, Troy gives his “Lock of the Week.”  After Puck and Jim say goodbye to Troy, they finish up their portion of the show with thoughts on the Yankees/Guardians and they played the great spanish radio call from Cleveland. Finally, before Jim goes they play “Friday Voicemails” and introduce two new characters in Jerry Seinfeld and Jimmy Lake. Puck then welcomes Chris Egan, KING 5 to the show for his weekly show to discuss all things sports, non-sports and life.  Egan details his crazy night attending the Kraken game as a fan. Coors light, margaritas, burgers, hot dogs and cider. What a night for Egan! Egan and Puck talk about the cool scene in Cleveland where the Guardians pulled within 2-1 of the Yankees. When are the Mariners going to get back to that?Egan is off to Lake Washington/Issaquah for the King 5 “Big Game of the Week”. Lastly, Puck wraps up with “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck loves playoff baseball and it’s a terrible feeling as a Mariners fan to be left out of the party. Also, with Tony Bennett leaving college basketball, you’ll see this as more of a trend in college sports.

Mike Garofolo, NFL Network joins for his weekly visit  about the recent trades and player movements in the league. They also touch in on the release of Jamal Adams and speculations about his future, Puck wants Adams back but just for the entertainment reasons not football reasons !   Russell Wilson's status with the Steelers, and who will be available in the upcoming NFL trade deadline?They also touch on fan engagement with Fireman Ed and are the Jets trying to get rid of him, Jaden Daniels' MVP candidacy, and Tom Brady's new role as a part owner of the Raiders and should he give up play calling duties. They wrap up the show looking back on the best moment in Ian Rapoport’s career with a hilarious video.

On today’s  Daily Puck Drop, host Jason “Puck” Puckett opens up the with the latest headlines in sports , Seahawks OL performance, and it’s not a Geno Smith problem. He shares insights on the offensive line issues faced by the Seahawks and just how truly bad they are.  Puck also touches in on some Cougar fans wanting to see John Mateer benched and Puck explains why that would be a bad idea.   Puck also reacts to yesterday’s show with Ryan Divish and the Mariners offseason as they put their focus into Cal Raleigh and his future.  Puck is also now convinced that Dan Lanning didn’t commit that 12 men on the field penalty on purpose.  Mike Garofolo, NFL Network joins for his weekly visit  about the recent trades and player movements in the league. They also touch in on the release of Jamal Adams and speculations about his future, Puck wants Adams back but just for the entertainment reasons not football reasons !   Russell Wilson's status with the Steelers, and who will be available in the upcoming NFL trade deadline?They also touch on fan engagement with Fireman Ed and are the Jets trying to get rid of him, Jaden Daniels' MVP candidacy, and Tom Brady's new role as a part owner of the Raiders and should he give up play calling duties. They wrap up the show looking back on the best moment in Ian Rapoport’s career with a hilarious video. Puck returns after some technical problems, and chats about the  future of Cal Raleigh with the Mariners, based on yesterday’s conversation with Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times. He also delves into Dan Lanning's controversial coaching decision, and now is leaning to thinking that Lanning didn’t do it on purpose because Puck doesn’t think he’s that smart.  Andy Bunker, host at 92.9 The Game in Atlanta previews Seahawks/Falcons on Sunday. They chat about both teams' offensive and defensive strengths and weaknesses. The conversation touches on Kirk Cousins' reception in Atlanta and Michael Penix's role in the Falcons' preparation. Falcons are led by former Washington head coach Jimmy Lake as their defensive coordinator, however, Atlanta has been quite weak on defense, something Seattle in Andy’s opinion will take advantage of. Both agree that Sunday’s will be a shootout. Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck can’t figure out Oz The Mentalist…How does he do it!!RunDown 00:00 Puck goes over the headlines for the day….Seahawks OL terrible. John Mateer benching.  Dan Lanning might be a fraud. Falcons/Seahawks preview.  Cal Raleigh recap on future 23:47 Mike Garafolo, NFL Network on Davante Adams trade. Future trades as deadline nears. Tom Brady’s ownership future. Is Belichick going to coach in Las Vegas. Mike loves the Seahawks Sunday. 50:05 Puck discusses why he thinks Dan Lanning is a fraud and not the smartest guy in the room. Also, recaps yesterday’s show with Ryan Divish on the future of Cal Raleigh and his impact on the team. 1:00:05 Andy Bunker, host at 92.9 The Game in Atlanta previews Seahawks/Falcons on Sunday.  Andy and Puck worked together at KJR and Andy is from Seattle so Andy, as a UW alum needed to take a shot at Dan Lanning to start the show and shared a quick thought on Jedd Fisch.  Andy previews the game and highlights the Falcons explosive offense but are suspect on defense 1:32:52 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck can’t figure out Oz The Mentalist…How does he do it!!

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins for his weekly offseason Mariners talk and they focus on the future of catcher Cal Raleigh.  Does Cal want to be here full-time?  What would it cost the organization to keep him around if they offer a contract extension?  Would Cal consider dropping Scott Boras as his agent?  If they eventually part ways with Cal, how ready is Harry Ford?Puck and Divish  touch  on the dynamics between players and management, emphasizing the need for clear communication and the number one goal for Cal is to win a championship and is that something he can do in Seattle?

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, on the poor performance of the Seahawks OL.  How culpable is John Schneider?  Are the Seahawks even a playoff team at this point?  We agree that Geno Smith is a good quarterback , but not good enough to win you a Super Bowl and the team right now has a serious lack of veteran leadership and that’s a major red flag for Mike Macdonald. Puck and Rob  discuss the evolving landscape of college football  and its impact on NFL preparation , particularly for offensive linemen. They analyze the current state of the Seahawks, focusing on team dynamics, leadership issues, and coaching challenges. The discussion also highlights the importance of accountability within the team and reaction to what Tyler Lockett said about the team not being prepared.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore,  discuss the challenges of moving, the stress it brings, and the humorous moments that arise from it. They also touch on technical difficulties during a live show, the antics of dogs in a park, and delve into the dynamics of college football and NIL money. Puck and Moore  talk about the role of sports media, including  the dynamics between sports figures and media, and the challenges of maintaining journalistic integrity while being partnered with sports teams. They delve into the implications of Jerry Jones' threats to media hosts, the ethics of sports reporting. Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, on the poor performance of the Seahawks OL.  How culpable is John Schneider?  Are the Seahawks even a playoff team at this point?  We agree that Geno Smith is a good quarterback , but not good enough to win you a Super Bowl and the team right now has a serious lack of veteran leadership and that’s a major red flag for Mike Macdonald. Puck and Rob  discuss the evolving landscape of college football  and its impact on NFL preparation , particularly for offensive linemen. They analyze the current state of the Seahawks, focusing on team dynamics, leadership issues, and coaching challenges. The discussion also highlights the importance of accountability within the team and reaction to what Tyler Lockett said about the team not being prepared. Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins for his weekly offseason Mariners talk and they focus on the future of catcher Cal Raleigh.  Does Cal want to be here full-time?  What would it cost the organization to keep him around if they offer a contract extension?  Would Cal consider dropping Scott Boras as his agent?  If they eventually part ways with Cal, how ready is Harry Ford?Puck and Divish  touch  on the dynamics between players and management, emphasizing the need for clear communication and the number one goal for Cal is to win a championship and is that something he can do in Seattle?Finally, “Hey, What the Puck?” Jerry Jones situation in Dallas with the sports radio host highlights an issue in modern day sports broadcasting.  Too many media outlets are now partners with sports teams, thus it prevents the personalities from really being critical of the team because you don’t want to damage the relationship. For the teams, it’s perfect. You have a nice, safe, comfortable space to talk.   Also, emotional scene last night in Columbus as the Blue Jackets honored the late Johnny Gaudreau. Rundown00:00 Jim has moved and he’s doing the show from a park with kids lighting off bottle rockets….Jim and Puck cover the Jerry Jones situation and how we would have handled a owner of a team telling us they he could take our jobs.  Jim recalls his story with Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto, when he told Jerry in an interview that his kids 15 year old baseball team could field better than the M’s. 30:27 Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog..com, on the poor performance of the Seahawks OL.  How culpable is John Schneider?  Are the Seahawks even a playoff team at this point?  We agree that Geno Smith is a good quarterback , but not good enough to win you a Super Bowl and the team right now has a serious lack of veteran leadership and that’s a major red flag for Mike Macdonald. 01:01:50 Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins for his weekly offseason Mariners talk and they focus on the future of catcher Cal Raleigh.  Does Cal want to be here full-time?  What would it cost the organization to keep him around if they offer a contract extension?  Would Cal consider dropping Scott Boras as his agent?  If they eventually part ways with Cal, how ready is Harry Ford?01:41:30 “Hey, What the Puck?” Jerry Jones situation in Dallas with the sports radio host highlights an issue in modern day sports broadcasting.  Too many media outlets are now partners with sports teams, thus it prevents the personalities from really being critical of the team because you don’t want to damage the relationship. For the teams, it’s perfect. You have a nice, safe, comfortable space to talk.   Also, emotional scene last night in Columbus as the Blue Jackets honored the late Johnny Gaudreau.

In this episode of Cougs Corner, host Jason “Puck” Puckett speaks with WSU WR Kyle Williams, about his journey from UNLV to Washington State University. They discuss the evolution of college football, the impact of NIL opportunities, and the importance of financial responsibility for young athletes. Kyle shares his experiences in Pullman, his love for football, and the challenges faced during the season. The conversation highlights the balance between enjoying the game and managing the pressures that come with being a student-athlete. In this engaging conversation, Kyle Williams shares his journey from a hesitant young athlete to a passionate football player with dreams of the NFL. He reflects on his early experiences with football, the pivotal moment of receiving his first college offer, and the importance of building chemistry with quarterbacks. Kyle emphasizes the lessons he's learned about timing and mentorship, as well as the significance of rivalry games and the dynamics within his team. He also discusses his admiration for NFL players and his aspirations for the future, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone throughout the discussion.Rundown00:00 Kyle shares his thoughts on the hanging landscape of college football and the NIL03:02 Navigating Financial Responsibility as a Student Athlete06:30 The Pullman Experience: A City Boy's Perspective10:02 Game Analysis: Overcoming Midseason Challenges and lessons learned from the Fresno State game 13:07 The Love for Football: Nerves and Joy16:10 The Turning Point: First College Offer18:39 Building Chemistry with Quarterbacks20:38 Lessons Learned and Mentoring Younger Players23:34 Rivalry Games and the impact of the Apple Cup win 25:50 Coach Jake Dickert: Behind the Scenes…What is he like?

On this weeks ‘Old Crimson Cougars Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by former All-American safety Paul Sorensen, Jim Moore and Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan talk all things  Washington State Cougars football,  the recent Fresno State game, quarterback John Mateer’s performance, coaching strategies, and defensive issues. They also touch on the future schedule and the overall culture of the team under Coach Dickert. They also  discuss the upcoming games on the Cougars schedule and which games might be problematic down the stretch for the Coug.  What kind of game and matchup will Hawaii give the Cougars. What will the crowd be like for homecoming and why do fans make excuses?Rundown00:00 The trio go right into giving each other shit for where they are.  Jim is moving and appears to be living in a Uhaul. 04:48 Fresno State game…Good news is that they won. Bad news they didn’t look good. 12:09 John Mateer performance has not been good of late 18:12 Some fans are upset at Ben Arbuckle and questioning Jake Dickert24:08 Defense continues to get pushed around 29:58 Jamey Vinnick, Cougfan.com, joins to discuss the season and the future schedule in 2025 31:09 Intriguing Matchups Ahead32:30 Analyzing Boise State's Performance35:13 Puck, Jim and Paul finish the show talking about Wayshawn Parker and wanting to use him more in the running game, especially win the pistol formation41:29 What game scares the three the most down the stretch?43:44 Will fans turnout for homecoming and why is it an issue to get people there?

Jason “Puck” Puckett and Danny Kelly, The Ringer, discuss the emotional rollercoaster of being a fan of the Mariners and Seahawks, likening it to an abusive relationship. They delve into the challenges faced by the Seahawks' offensive line, the struggles in drafting and coaching, and the future of John Schneider in the organization. The discussion highlights the complexities of sports fandom, team dynamics, and the impact of coaching on player performance. Danny and  Puck discuss the Seattle Seahawks' recent performances, emphasizing the thin margins that define NFL games. They explore the team's potential, the importance of discipline, and the impact of injuries. The discussion also touches on Aaron Rodgers' influence within the Jets organization, recent trades in the NFL, and the overall unpredictability of the league. Additionally, they provide insights into fantasy football, highlighting key waiver wire picks for listeners.Rundown 00:00 M’s and Seahawks fans…it can be abusive 05:59 Offensive Line Challenges in the NFL…Why are teams having issues finding OL?08:59 Drafting and Coaching Issues in Offensive Line11:52 Future of John Schneider?  How many years does he have to fix their issues?23:44 Seahawks don’t feel that far away, do they?28:41 Wild Week in the NFL…Nick Siriani going after fans. Jerry Jones threatening radio hosts.  Jim Harbaugh heart problems. Davante Adams and Amari Cooper trades31:04 Fantasy Football Insights and Waiver Picks

On the latest John Canzano Show, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Canzano discuss various aspects of college football, including the impact of screen time on productivity, the ethical implications of coaching decisions, and the performance of players like Dillon Gabriel. Canzano and Puck  discuss the evolving landscape of college football, particularly focusing on the impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals on player recruitment and team performance. They explore the challenges coaches face in meeting fan expectations, especially in light of injuries and roster changes. The discussion also touches on the appeal of college football compared to the NFL, the difficulties teams encounter when traveling across time zones, and the potential future of coaching at USC, particularly regarding Lincoln Riley's position. The conversation highlights the complexities of modern college football, including financial implications and the need for adaptability among coaches.Rundown00:00 Get off your iPhone screens!!! 09:10 Ethics in Coaching: Is Dan Lanning a cheater or just smart?15:07 Dillon Gabriel's Performance and Coaching Accountability20:58 The Impact of NIL on College Football24:08 Coaching Challenges and Fan Expectations28:48 The Future of Cam Rising and Utah Football30:15 The Appeal of College Football vs. NFL33:11 Travel Challenges for College Teams38:19 USC's Coaching Future and Potential Changes…Would Jen Cohen reach out to Kalen DeBoer?

Today’s  Daily Puck Drop,  Jason “Puck” Puckett, opens up about the Seattle Seahawks, including the struggles of GM John Schneider in building a consistent offensive line, the recent addition to the defensive line, and the upcoming matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. The conversation also touches on the controversial firing of Jimmy Lake from the University of Washington and a debate on the merits of college football versus the NFL. Puckett emphasizes the importance of accountability in sports management and the excitement of college football compared to the predictability of the NFL.  Lastly, Puck finishes up with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Jerry Jones attacks local radio hosts.Rundown00:00 LIVE show returns Wednesday! 03:14 Listeners…thank you for your patience! 06:59 John Schneider and Seahawks' Offensive Line Struggles21:01 Defensive Line Additions and Upcoming Matchup26:55 Jimmy Lake's Controversial Firing…Best thing that happened to UW 31:08 College Football vs. NFL…Which one is better?42:45 “Hey, What the Puck!” Jerry Jones attacks local radio hots

In this episode of the Ground Puck Podcast, hosts Jason “Puck” Puckett, Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times delve into the Seattle Seahawks' recent struggles, particularly focusing on their disappointing performance against the 49ers. The conversation covers the team's offensive line issues, the role of general manager John Schneider in team construction, and the impact of coaching decisions. They also discuss Geno Smith's leadership and body language, DK Metcalf's emotional challenges, and the upcoming games that will test the team's resilience.Rundown00:00 Seahawks struggling mightily on OL 02:58 Analyzing the Loss to the 49ers05:59 The Offensive Line Dilemma09:04 John Schneider's Role in Team Construction12:04 Coaching and Talent Misidentification14:59 Geno Smith's Body Language and Leadership18:06 DK Metcalf's Performance and Emotions21:06 Looking Ahead: Atlanta Falcons just a three point favorite?

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett  and Jim Moore discuss various topics including Jim's current housing situation as he faces potential homelessness, their weekend sports experiences, and hatred for Seattle's traffic. Jim and Puck  wrap up the college football weekend, thoughts on the Cougs squeaking out a win against Fresno State and Washington getting trounced by Iowa.  Cougs are favored huge against Hawaii, but Puck and Jim are staying away from the game. Jim had a bad betting weekend…NFL killed him. Puck once again experiences technical problems and will start day drinking! Rundown00:00 Technical Difficulties….Again01:09 Jim's Housing Situation03:31 Weekend Sports Recap06:26 Traffic Woes and Travel Challenges14:28 Time to leave Seattle! 24:04 Football Insights: The Cougars' Performance29:55 College Football weekend…How many more losses for the Cougs?

Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show for his weekly visit and they jump right into the Seahawks game and poorly they looked on defense and why can’t they find any offensive lineman that can block.  It’s been nearly 11 years since the Seahawks had. good OL and Puck and Egan can’t figure out why they can’ get it together.  They both noticed that the Thursday Night Football crew didn’t show any shots of Pike Place Market and the guys throwing fish.  They took down ideas of what other places they could show around the Pacific Northwest. Chris also informs Puck of a brand new Pickleball facility starting in the SODO neighborhood

On Friday’s, Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett  and Jim Moore discuss the miserable  Seattle Seahawks performance, focusing on their struggles in both offense and defense. They analyze the impact of key players, the effectiveness of the coaching staff, and the overall talent level of the team. The conversation also touches on the implications of recent games and the future outlook for the Seahawks as they navigate a challenging season.They welcome their handicapper, TroyWins to the show to go over all the games this upcoming weekend, including Washington at Iowa, Washington State at Fresno State and Troy gives his “Lock of the Week.”   Jim wraps up Troy’s visit by getting a bet on how the presidential race will shape up1Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show for his weekly visit and they jump right into the Seahawks game and poorly they looked on defense and why can’t they find any offensive lineman that can block.  It’s been nearly 11 years since the Seahawks had. good OL and Puck and Egan can’t figure out why they can’ get it together.  They both noticed that the Thursday Night Football crew didn’t show any shots of Pike Place Market and the guys throwing fish.  They took down ideas of what other places they could show around the Pacific Northwest. Chris also informs Puck of a brand new Pickleball facility starting in the SODO neighborhoodLastly, Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?” Don’t hit the panic button yet on the Seahawks! Letting Pete Carroll go was still the right choice. Rundown00:00 Jim and Puck go over the Seahawks loss and just how terrible the defense looked and what changed could they possibly make moving forward.  Our handicapper TroyWins.com joins the show to go over the slate of game this weekend in college football and the NFL and he give his “Lock of the Week.”   Finally, Puck and Jim wrap up their portion of the show with “Friday Voicemails” as we hear from a disgruntled Seahawks fan, Smokey McPot, a UW Husky 6-0 believer and Dave Wyman! 1:15:00 Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show for his weekly visit and they jump right into the Seahawks game and poorly they looked on defense and why can’t they find any offensive lineman that can block.  It’s been nearly 11 years since the Seahawks had. good OL and Puck and Egan can’t figure out why they can’ get it together.  They both noticed that the Thursday Night Football crew didn’t show any shots of Pike Place Market and the guys throwing fish.  They took down ideas of what other places they could show around the Pacific Northwest. Chris also informs Puck of a brand new Pickleball facility starting in the SODO neighborhood1:20:00 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Don’t hit the panic button yet on the Seahawks! Letting Pete Carroll go was still the right choice.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett starts off the show discussing tonight’s Thursday Night game between the Seahawks and 49ers.  The betting public is behind the Niners.  Seattle is 1-4 against the spread this season and 49ers QB Brock Purdy is 7-1 ATS when it’s four points or less. The 49ers are favored by 3.5. Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show to preview tonight’s Seahawks and 49ers game.  Who needs the game more, San Francisco or Seattle? Puck and Mike disagree.Garafolo gives the very latest on the injury situation with Uchenna Nwosu. Mike is hearing that he will be out 6-10 weeks. What is going on with Abe Lucas?  Mike has an update on the Seahawks starting right tackle. Could Christian McCaffrey’s season and career  be over?  Mike says there is a chance. Lastly, where does Bill Belichick end up next season?  What about a reunion with the New York Jets?Puck’s LIVE feed cuts out, but was able to get back up and running after a short hiatus. John Lund, KNBR in San Francisco, who hosts an afternoon sports show and is the 49ers Pre/Post-Game Show host joined Puck to preview the game tonight.  Both teams are banged up, so whoever can whether the injury front the better will most likely win. Lund said that the 49ers receivers have really struggled in man coverage this year, especially Deebo Samuel, who Lund said has “sucked this year” and it has put Brock Purdy in a bad position. He has consistently been leaving the pocket to avoid pressure and give his receivers more time to get open but in doing so he’s been taking unnecessary hits in the process . San Francisco has problems on the defensive line and it’s probably an area where Seattle will attack. What’s the future of Christian McCaffrey?  The outlook doesn’t sound good. Puck wraps up the show with Andy Bunker, from 92.9 The Game, for “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Andy and his wife are raising money for Hurricane Helene release that devastated the Carolina’s, where Andy’s wife is from.  Andy and Puck worked together at KJR in Seattle.  Andy went to high school at Franklin and went to UW. Rundown00:00 Puck starts the show with the betting public backing the 49ers and Brock Purdy’s numbers as a favorite are insane 20:56 Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show…Niners/Seahawks preview.  Uchenna Nwosu out 6-10 weeks. Future of Christian McCaffrey. Who has more pressure on them to win tonight.  Will Bill Belichick end up coaching the Jets?50:05 John Lund, KNBR, talk show  host and 49ers pre/post-game show host on tonights game. Who has the advantage.  Seattle should attack their depleted secondary. Deebo Samuel has sucked. Brock Purdy is leaving the pocket too much. The 49ers window is closing?1:30:05 Puck wraps up the show with Andy Bunker, from 92.9 The Game, for “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Andy and his wife are raising money for Hurricane Helene release that devastated the Carolina’s, where Andy’s wife is from.  Andy and Puck worked together at KJR in Seattle.  Andy went to high school at Franklin and went to UW.

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show to preview tonight’s Seahawks and 49ers game.  Who needs the game more, San Francisco or Seattle? Puck and Mike disagree.Garafolo gives the very latest on the injury situation with Uchenna Nwosu. Mike is hearing that he will be out 6-10 weeks. What is going on with Abe Lucas?  Mike has an update on the Seahawks starting right tackle. Could Christian McCaffrey’s season and career  be over?  Mike says there is a chance. Lastly, where does Bill Belichick end up next season?  What about a reunion with the New York Jets?

John Lund, KNBR, hosts sports talk show and is the pre and post-game show host the the San Francisco 49ers, joins the show to talk about the Thursday night matchup between the Niners and Seahawks. Puck and Lund worked together back in the early 2000’s in Portland at 910 The Fan.  Both teams are dealing with injuries and both teams understand how important the game is tonight. The loser will have an uphill climb to make the playoffs. San Francisco has had trouble with man to man coverage and their receivers not winning those battles, something John said will be a key tonight against Seattle.  Another key will be can the Seahawks move the ball on the ground, something that Arizona was able to do last week against the 49ers. Brock Purdy has had the Seahawks number, but has struggled a bit this season. John tells Puck that he’s had a habit of leaving the pocket early and taking too many unnecessary hits.  Lastly, John wonders if the Niners have put too much emphasis on this game tonight and if they lose how much does it affect the rest of the season?

On the latest Puck the Huskies Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by former Huskies defensive lineman Jordan Reffett and Huskies sideline reporter Elise Woodward. They discuss Washington’s win over Michigan and how mistake free they played.  Can that formula carry over for the rest of the season.  Will playing at 9am  have a negative affect on them this week against Iowa?  Why does the Big 10 not have any good quarterbacks?  What’s the cause of that?Jordan and Puck debate whether the Huskies should be 6-0.

We check in with Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times for his weekly offseason look at the Mariners and other off the wall topics that Puck and Divish can come up with.  Best tacos. Best bourbon. Struggling golf games and modern complaints of 40 year olds.  Divish gives his reaction to the John Stanton interview on Mariners.com.  What didn’t he answer?  Is there anything that Stanton could have said that would have appeased the Mariners fan base?  Puck and Divish lament how much damage the Mariners could have made in the playoffs because of the lack of really good starting pitching in the postseason. The Dodgers and Tigers (minus Skubal) have issues in their rotation.  The Mariners team was built for the postseason, however, they are not built for the regular season.

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, checks in for his weekly visit to talk all things Seahawks. The frustration with the defense.  The injury to Uchenna Nwosu and the lackluster performance from the team against the Giants. Why did the Seahawks come out so flat against New York and Rob explains why that is such a huge problem. Ryan Grubb didn’t have his best game, obviously, but it’s no time to panic for the offense. Both Puck and Rob feel like the offense will get it going and it will start on Thursday against the 49ers.  Speaking of the 49ers, this Thursday’s game is most likely a must win for both.  Both teams are winless in the conference.  Whoever loses is not out of the playoff race, but it will be a major uphill climb.  Could help be on the way for the Seahawks defense?  Rob wants to kick the tires on former Seahawks player, Jadeveon Clowney.  You agree?

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore for the first thirty minutes where Jim rails against Jedd Fisch and him wearing a visor.  Puck and Jim also make another bet. In fact, they made two of them.  Puck is taking UW +2.5 at Iowa and the 49ers -3.5 against the Seahawks.  Both bets for $100.  Jim has been on a heater and Puck desperately needs a win.  Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, checks in for his weekly visit to talk all things Seahawks. The frustration with the defense.  The injury to Uchenna Nwosu and the lackluster performance from the team against the Giants. Why did the Seahawks come out so flat against New York and Rob explains why that is such a huge problem. Ryan Grubb didn’t have his best game, obviously, but it’s no time to panic for the offense. Both Puck and Rob feel like the offense will get it going and it will start on Thursday against the 49ers.  Speaking of the 49ers, this Thursday’s game is most likely a must win for both.  Both teams are winless in the conference.  Whoever loses is not out of the playoff race, but it will be a major uphill climb.  Could help be on the way for the Seahawks defense?  Rob wants to kick the tires on former Seahawks player, Jadeveon Clowney.  You agree?We check in with Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times for his weekly offseason look at the Mariners and other off the wall topics that Puck and Divish can come up with.  Best tacos. Best bourbon. Struggling golf games and modern complaints of 40 year olds.  Divish gives his reaction to the John Stanton interview on Mariners.com.  What didn’t he answer?  Is there anything that Stanton could have said that would have appeased the Mariners fan base?  Puck and Divish lament how much damage the Mariners could have made in the playoffs because of the lack of really good starting pitching in the postseason. The Dodgers and Tigers (minus Skubal) have issues in their rotation.  The Mariners team was built for the postseason, however, they are not built for the regular season. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck address blowback from his criticism of Daniel Kramer’s piece on Mariners.com.  Puck offers an apology. Rundown 00:00 Jim joins the show for the first 30 minutes and makes fun of Jedd Fisch’s visor and hopes he bails for Florida.  Puck and Jim make another pair of bets and Puck is going with Iowa and San Francisco.  Jim calls Puck a bad fan. 34:10 Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, joins to talk about the Seahawks defense woes. Players lackluster performance. Ryan Grubb play calling. A piece the Seahawks could add on defense 01:15:59 Ryan Divish, Seattle Times talks about the Mariners offseason in his weekly visit.  What are his thoughts on John Stanton’s interview with Mariners.com?  How could the Mariners waste their starting pitching, especially when they are built for the postseason.  The MLB playoffs have been sensational. Who do we want to see in the World Series? Divish talks about his Montana Grizzlies. His love for bourbon and his terrible golf game. 01:45:  “Hey, What the Puck!?”   Puck address blowback from his criticism of Daniel Kramer’s piece on Mariners.com.  Puck offers an apology.

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, discusses all things college football.  They start off with thoughts on the upcoming Oregon and Ohio State game on Saturday.  John likes Oregon to win, but Dillon Gabriel must play better. How much did we learn from Washington’s victory over Michigan.  Is this the win that sparks Jedd Fisch and UW or is Michigan just a bad football team?  How will Jake Dickert and the Cougs avoid a mid-season slide what will their record be when they face the Oregon State Beavers on Nov. 23? Why isn’t eir a college football commissioner or czar?  College athletes will be getting paid as the courts have passed that current and former athletes are entitled to roughly $2.7 billion dollars.  How will that affect the college landscape?Johnathan Smith sure knows a lot about point spreads.  Puck and John have a good laugh with Smith covering the spread last week against Oregon.  Puck wonders how many coaches are aware of the point spreads and could that raise a red flag?Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?  Alabama fan rants on Kalen Deboer and they already want him out!

Danny Kelly of the The Ringer joins for his weekly show.  Danny has changed days that he’ll appear on the show. Danny will now join every Tuesday at 10:20am throughout the football season. They start off talking about the loss of Nwosu, the continued problems on defense, not giving up on Macdonald, why Ken Walker use hasn’t been more, Robert Saleh out in New York and we talk fantasy Football with “Danny’s Waiver Wire Pick-Up”

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett gets off on a late start because he’s a putz and forgot to hit the “LIVE” button. Once started, he chatted about the injury news on Uchenna Nwosu, which was first reported by Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network, a weekly guest of Puck’s, every Thursday at 10:20.  Garafolo texted Puck while on the air and said that Nwosu will be out longer than four weeks, but he doesn’t believe it’s season ending. Puck goes over the Seahawks defense and how bad it’s been this season and the game that highlights that is their win against the Patriots. They have real, real issues and not sure Mike Macdonald can fix all of them. Danny Kelly of the The Ringer joins for his weekly show.  Danny has changed days that he’ll appear on the show. Danny will now join every Tuesday at 10:20am throughout the football season. They start off talking about the loss of Nwosu, the continued problems on defense, not giving up on Macdonald, why Ken Walker use hasn’t been more, Robert Saleh out in New York and we talk fantasy Football with “Danny’s Waiver Wire Pick-Up” John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, discusses all things college football.  They start off with thoughts on the upcoming Oregon and Ohio State game on Saturday.  John likes Oregon to win, but Dillon Gabriel must play better. How much did we learn from Washington’s victory over Michigan.  Is this the win that sparks Jedd Fisch and UW or is Michigan just a bad football team?  How will Jake Dickert and the Cougs avoid a mid-season slide what will their record be when they face the Oregon State Beavers on Nov. 23? Why isn’t eir a college football commissioner or czar?  College athletes will be getting paid as the courts have passed that current and former athletes are entitled to roughly $2.7 billion dollars.  How will that affect the college landscape?Johnathan Smith sure knows a lot about point spreads.  Puck and John have a good laugh with Smith covering the spread last week against Oregon.  Puck wonders how many coaches are aware of the point spreads and could that raise a red flag?Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?  Alabama fan rants on Kalen Deboer and they already want him out! Rundown00:00 Daily Puck Drop gets delayed because Puck is an idiot and didn’t hit the “LIVE” button!  Once he got started, opened up with the breaking news that Uchenna Nwosu is out for the next four weeks and placed on the IR.  Mike Garafolo, Puck’s weekly guest on Thursday’s texted Puck and said it will be longer than the four weeks, but he doesn’t think season ending.  Seahawks have major problems on the defensive side of the football and not sure Mike Macdonald can fix them this year. More of a talent issue. 11:55 Danny Kelly, The Ringer joins to talk Seahawks, news on Nwosu, struggles on defense, Jets firing of Robert Saleh, and “Danny’s Football Waiver Wire Pick-Up”  50:30 John Canzano, Johncanzano.comon Ohio State vs. Oregon, UW’s win over Michigan, travel issues for Big 10, realignment update,  can WSU avoid midseason letdown, Jonathan Smith and gambling lines, SEC/Big10 collusion?01:30:15  “Hey, What the Puck!?  Alabama fan rants on Kalen Deboer and they already want him out!

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore jump right into the Seahawks miserable loss. One of the worst they have seen from a defense in years.  Puck and Jim also were mad at Michigan for not beating Washington and they can’t figure out how a program like Michigan can’t have a QB!!What’s the worst part of the defense?  is it the linebackers or defensive line?  Puck is not impressed with the linebackers.  So far, Mike Macdonald has not fixed the defense especially against the run.  How concerning is that especially with the 49ers looming on Thursday, which is probably a must win game for both teams if they want to make the playoffs. On Monday’s Weekend RoundUp…Puck details the results of the Interbay Eagles, his son’s youth football team.  The results of the college football weekend which saw Jonathan Smith covering the spread vs. Oregon.  Kalen DeBoer blows it against Vanderbilt and fans already pissed at him.  Miami and Cam Ward stormed back to beat Cal, which was a great site for College GameDay. “Ground Puck Podcast” w/ Jason “Puck” Puckett and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, Tim Booth Seattle Times. How in the world did the Seahawks lose to the lowly New York Giants?  The defense was completely outplayed and had no answer for the the Giants, despite Malik Nabers and Devin Singletary being out.  What is the biggest problem for the defense?  Is it the defensive line or the lack of playmakers at linebacker?The offense wasn’t much better.  Ryan Grubb did not have a good day. Ken Walker managed just five carries in the game and just two in the first half. The Seahawks dropped back on 51 of their 58 plays. That just can’t continue to happen if the Seahawks want to win games. The upcoming schedule is real pivotal for the Seahawks, starting on Thursday with  the 49ers. After that they head to Atlanta to take on an explosive Falcons offense and then it’s back home to face Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.  The season has a chance to slip away real fast. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck?!” Defense is still a problem and Mike Macdonald has yet to fix it. Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim jump right into the Seahawks game and why it was one of the worst performances in Seahawks history.  They recap the college football weekend.  They praise the great Jonathan Smith and Puck and Jim feel he should be the coach of the week because he covered the spread against the Ducks! 01:00:27 “Ground Puck Podcast” w/ Jason “Puck” Puckett and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, Tim Booth Seattle Times.  The Seahawks had one of their worst performances on defense in a number of years.  Why is the defense struggling so much to stop the run?  Are the linebackers playing well?  Defensive line still not getting a push.  Offensive line is still a mess and it doesn’t appear to be getting better anytime soon.  Schedule is getting tougher and the next four weeks will determine if they get in or not. 01:45:05 “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Defense still a problem and Mike Macdonald hasn’t fixed it…yet.

“Ground Puck Podcast” w/ Jason “Puck” Puckett and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13, Tim Booth Seattle Times. How in the world did the Seahawks lose to the lowly New York Giants?  The defense was completely outplayed and had no answer for the the Giants, despite Malik Nabers and Devin Singletary being out.  What is the biggest problem for the defense?  Is it the defensive line or the lack of playmakers at linebacker?The offense wasn’t much better.  Ryan Grubb did not have a good day. Ken Walker managed just five carries in the game and just two in the first half. The Seahawks dropped back on 51 of their 58 plays. That just can’t continue to happen if the Seahawks want to win games. The upcoming schedule is real pivotal for the Seahawks, starting on Thursday with  the 49ers. After that they head to Atlanta to take on an explosive Falcons offense and then it’s back home to face Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.  The season has a chance to slip away real fast.

Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show for his weekly visit and they start off with the great Billy Joe Hobert and the fact that he will be at the Husky game on Saturday against Michigan as their legend of the game. Chris gives an hilarious Keith Jackson impersonation of Billy Joe.  he was a misunderstood player, and it’s good to see the Huskies bring him back into the fold.  Chris is off to cover Jackson and Kamiak for the Big Game of the Week and tells the inspiring story of Will Turpin, a young man battling cancer. Egan weighs in on his prediction for the Husky game and they laugh about the QB legacy at Puyallup High School and whey weren’t there more Huard’s??

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore start off Friday’s show chatting with TroyWins.com about this week’s upcoming college football and NFL games. After Troy departs giving his picks, Puck and Jim discuss the interview that Mariners owner John Stanton gave to Daniel Kramer of MLB.com.  Puck and Jim called the interview unacceptable because Stanton is only making himself available on a team controlled site.  Stanton didn’t really answer anything of note and Puck and Jim can’t understand why the team doesn’t truly get the frustration of their fans. They spend nearly an hour breaking down the interview and just keep shaking their head why they and so many people still love the team, because this group makes it real hard. They wrap it up with Friday VOICEMAILS, and they introduce a new character…Hugh Millen! Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show for his weekly visit and they start off with the great Billy Joe Hobert and the fact that he will be at the Husky game on Saturday against Michigan as their legend of the game. Chris gives an hilarious Keith Jackson impersonation of Billy Joe.  he was a misunderstood player, and it’s good to see the Huskies bring him back into the fold.  Chris is off to cover Jackson and Kamiak for the Big Game of the Week and tells the inspiring story of Will Turpin, a young man battling cancer. Egan weighs in on his prediction for the Husky game and they laugh about the QB legacy at Puyallup High School and whey weren’t there more Huard’s??Finally, Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Couldn’t have asked for a better start to the Seahawks season after the first month. Ton of credit goes to Mike Macdonald. Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim jump right into our gambling picks with their handicapper, TroyWins and picking the top games in college football and the NFL 29:44 Puck and Jim breakdown the comments from Mariners owner John Stanton to Daniel Kramer of MLB.com.  Puck and Jim can’t understand the disconnect between ownership and their fanbase.   Stanton is in love with Jerry Dipoto and he can’t see the mistakes in front of his face. Claims Mariners are a mid-market team despite the Forbes valuation. They cry poor when they are actually one of the most profitable teams. 01:09:10 Friday VOICEMAILS…New character, Hugh Millen! 01:17:04 Chris Egan, KING 5….Appreciating Billy Joe Hobert. Keith Jackson impersonation on Billy Joe.  Huskies/Wolverines preview.  King 5 Big Game of the Week. Inspirational story about a Jackson HS football player 01:43:30 “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Seahawks have passed the first month test.  Mike Macdonald is the reason why.

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show and immediately discusses the market for Davante Adams who has requested a trade from the Raiders.  The Jets and the Saints are the obvious landing spots, but Mike said keep an eye out for the 49ers because they tried to trade for Adams over the summer while dealing with Brandon Aiyuk.  If the Niners were to trade for Adams they would obviously be shipping Aiyuk out.  Does Tyreke Hill want out of Miami and does he want to return to the Chiefs.  Mike gives the lates on that situation.  Doesn’t look like Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers will play for the Giants on Sunday as he deals with a concussion.  Also, don’t anticipate to see Seahawks defensive tackle Byron Murphy against the Giants, but Leonard Williams will try and give it a go.  Other NFL news, what happened with Von Miller and his four-game suspension?  Drama brewing between Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes his regular Thursday guests:  Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network and Brad Adam of ROOT Sports. It’s the final visit of the year for Brad as the Mariners season is over. Puck starts off the show before Mike jumps on talking about fans reactions and anger towards ROOT Sports and how they aren’t critical of the Mariners. Puck explains that they work for the team and no one who works for a team whether on TV or radio is going to be overly critical of that particular team.  The Seahawks finished up the first month of the season and Puck loves where the team is at right now.  The offensive numbers have stood out and the defense, minus the Detroit game has been good.  On thing the defense needs to improve on is forcing turnovers. Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show and immediately discusses the market for Davante Adams who has requested a trade from the Raiders.  The Jets and the Saints are the obvious landing spots, but Mike said keep an eye out for the 49ers because they tried to trade for Adams over the summer while dealing with Brandon Aiyuk.  If the Niners were to trade for Adams they would obviously be shipping Aiyuk out.  Does Tyreke Hill want out of Miami and does he want to return to the Chiefs.  Mike gives the lates on that situation.  Doesn’t look like Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers will play for the Giants on Sunday as he deals with a concussion.  Also, don’t anticipate to see Seahawks defensive tackle Byron Murphy against the Giants, but Leonard Williams will try and give it a go.  Other NFL news, what happened with Von Miller and his four-game suspension?  Drama brewing between Josh Allen and Stefon DiggsBrad Adam, ROOT Sports drops by for his last weekly visit of the baseball season to put the finishing touches on the season.  They address the Jerry Dipoto “press conference” over the weekend.  Do Mariner fans trust this ownership group?  Mariners have significant holes in the infield, how will they fill all those holes?Lastly, what is the future of ROOT Sports?  Brad shares the behind the scenes emotions of not knowing whether or not he and others will have a job next season. Rundown00:00 Puck opens up telling fans to lay off people that work at ROOT Sports.  You would do the same thing.   Seahawks first month grades.  Offense looks great and so does defense minus just one game.  Big stretch of games coming up for Seattle and all at home, just take advantage of the schedule. 20:03 Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show.  Davante Adams trade update. 49ers players for Adams? Tyreke Hill wants out of Miami?  Josh Allen vs. Stefon Diggs? Malik Nabers doubtful. Bryron Murphy not looking good. 49:48 Brad Adam, ROOT Sports. Final visit of the season for Brad.  Do fans trust this ownership group?  Massive holes to fill in the infield for Seattle, how will they do it?  Jerry Dipoto’s “press conference” and the job uncertainty of Brad’s future and the future of ROOT Sports 1:30:05 “Hey, What the Puck?!” The Seattle Mariners and owner John Stanton don’t understand how to actually win a championship.

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports drops by for his last weekly visit of the baseball season to put the finishing touches on the season.  They address the Jerry Dipoto “press conference” over the weekend.  Do Mariner fans trust this ownership group?  Mariners have significant holes in the infield, how will they fill all those holes?Lastly, what is the future of ROOT Sports?  Brad shares the behind the scenes emotions of not knowing whether or not he and others will have a job next season.

Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Elise Woodward and Jordan Reffett to discuss the Huskies loss to Rutgers, focusing on the challenges faced during travel, the impact of penalties on game outcomes, Also, the dynamics of a team with many new transfers. They analyze the upcoming game against Michigan, emphasizing the importance of leadership, motivation, and defensive strategies. The conversation highlights the need for improvement in red zone offense and the significance of this game for the team's future.

Time to talk more football, Seahawks, NFL and fantasy football with Danny Kelly, The Ringer.  Feeling good about the Seahawks loss…Geno playing unreal…Not worried about the defense…Where will Davante Adams end up…QB play around the league, Sam Darnold and Malik Willis future…Aaron Rogers and Robert Saleh will eventually fight

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, wraps up the baseball season. Weekly visit and chats with both Puck and Jim about the state of the Mariners.  Why didn’t they do a formal press conference….How much is Jerry Dipoto disliked…What is John Stanton and ownership afraid of…Why can’t they attract big name free agents

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.comon the Seahawks….Not discouraged with how the defense played…Rob bet against the Cougs…Rob prefers Jim on the show…Offensive line still an issue…Geno Smith playing at an elite level….Ken Walker means so much to the offense…Not a fan of Alabama QB Jalen Milroe or Miami’s Cam Ward

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore open up the show laughing at Puck because he has to use reading glasses.  They BS for a few minutes before they welcome Rob Staton to the show to talk Seahawks Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.comon the Seahawks….Not discouraged with how the defense played…Rob bet against the Cougs…Rob prefers Jim on the show…Offensive line still an issue…Geno Smith playing at an elite level….Ken Walker means so much to the offense…Not a fan of Alabama QB Jalen Milroe or Miami’s Cam Ward Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, wraps up the baseball season. Weekly visit and chats with both Puck and Jim about the state of the Mariners.  Why didn’t they do a formal press conference….How much is Jerry Dipoto disliked…What is John Stanton and ownership afraid of…Why can’t they attract big name free agents Time to talk more football, Seahawks, NFL and fantasy football with Danny Kelly, The Ringer.  Feeling good about the Seahawks loss…Geno playing unreal…Not worried about the defense…Where will Davante Adams end up…QB play around the league, Sam Darnold and Malik Willis future…Aaron Rogers and Robert Saleh will eventually fight “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Adding Gonzaga to the Pac-12 is a home run and it will lead to other schools from major conferences to join them. Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim BS about Puck needing reading glasses before they welcome Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com to the show 05:56 Rob Staton, feeling good about the Seahawks win…Not discouraged with how the defense played…Rob bet against the Cougs…Rob prefers Jim on the show…Offensive line still an issue…Geno Smith playing at an elite level….Ken Walker means so much to the offense…Not a fan of Alabama QB Jalen Milroe or Miami’s Cam Ward 47:28 Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, weekly visit and chats with both Puck and Jim about the state of the Mariners.  Why didn’t they do a formal press conference….How much is Jerry Dipoto disliked…What is John Stanton and ownership afraid of…Why can’t they attract big name free agents 01:21:04 Danny Kelly, The Ringer, on feeling good about the Seahawks loss…Geno playing unreal…Not worried about the defense…Where will Davante Adams end up…QB play around the league, Sam Darnold and Malik Willis future…Aaron Rogers and Robert Saleh will eventually fight 1:45:00 “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Adding Gonzaga to the Pac-12 is a home run and it will lead to other schools from major conferences to join them.

Coach Jake Dickert joined Jason “Puck” Puckett on the latest Coug’s Corner….They recapped Boise State nightmare. Ashton Jeanty, best performance Coach Dickert has seen in person.  Tackling continues to be an issue for the team, is it fixable? It’s a bye week for the coaches, but not really a bye week because they are busier than ever. What are there plans for recruiting?  Jake says he has 10 more years coaching before he hangs it up. What does he plan on doing after he’s done coaching?  And, will he spend the next 10 years at WSU?Jake joes about midwest traditions…brats, brandy at Christmas, hot dish, ice in your beer. Lastly, the impact of NIL and the commitment of today’s athlete.

On this week’s ‘Old Crimson Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by former All-American safety Paul Sorensen, Jim Moore and we get a quick report from Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan.com at the start of the show with the breaking news that Gonzaga is joining the Pac-12.  What’s next for the conference since they need to add one more school for football.  Puck and Jim would like to circle back to UNLV, but Paul likes Memphis. Tackling continues to be the issue for the Cougars and there defense was overpowered for the second straight week by a Mountain West school.  That raises a huge red flag! Bye week is critical for the health of the football team, in particular the health of QB John Mateer, who is taking an absolute beating the last few games. If it keeps up he won’t last the season Despite the loss, the Cougars still have a great opportunity to run the rest of their schedule, but in order to do so, some major changes need to take place with their defense.

Bill Krueger, Root Sports, puts the finishing touches on the season for the Mariners. What led to them missing the playoffs again. If ownership won’t pay for players how will they improve?   Core of young pitchers will stay together, but about Luis Castillo.  Lastly, should Mariners fans feel good about their team moving forward?

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com stops by to give the latest on the breaking news that Gonzaga is joining the conference. Who will they add next?  How flawed of a football team is Washington or is Jedd Fisch just adjusting? How do the Cougs avoid a letdown after Boise loss.  Will Oregon overlook Michigan State in anticipation for their game against Ohio State?

Jason “Puck” Puckett jumps right into various topics the Seahawks loss to Detroit loss with the latest edition of “HawksNest” with Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree.   What led to the loss?  All agree they feel much better about the team despite the loss to the Lions.  Geno Smith was excellent Defense was poor, but expected with all the losses on the defensive line.

Today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett jumps right into various topics the Seahawks loss to Detroit loss with the latest edition of “HawksNest” with Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree.   What led to the loss?  All agree they feel much better about the team despite the loss to the Lions.  Geno Smith was excellent Defense was poor, but expected with all the losses on the defensive line. John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com stops by to give the latest on the breaking news that Gonzaga is joining the conference. Who will they add next?  How flawed of a football team is Washington or is Jedd Fisch just adjusting? How do the Cougs avoid a letdown after Boise loss.  Will Oregon overlook Michigan State in anticipation for their game against Ohio State?Bill Krueger, Root Sports, puts the finishing touches on the season for the Mariners. What led to them missing the playoffs again. If ownership won’t pay for players how will they improve?   Core of young pitchers will stay together, but about Luis Castillo.  Lastly, should Mariners fans feel good about their team moving forward?Finally, “Hey, What the Puck?!” Time to let Pete Rose into the Hall of Fame. Rundown00:00 “HawksNest” with Curtis Crabtree & Tim Booth on the Seahawks loss to Detroit. Lots to like about the game despite the outcome. Defense was crushed, but probably expected. One of Geno Smith’s finest games at QB 48:14 John Canzano, joins to discuss Gonzaga joining the Pac-12…Jedd Fisch struggling…WSU gets boat raced in Boise…Oregon looking ahead to Ohio State 01:17:00 Bill Krueger, wrapping up the Mariners season…What’s next…ownership doesn’t want to spend money…Jerry Dipoto hiding out…do you trade young arms to get bats…Confidence level for the offseason 01:40:10 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame

Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio stops by for his final visit of the season.  They dive right into the Mariners failures this season and dissected what went wrong and how they could possibly fix it. Jim didn’t like the decision for Jerry Dipoto not to do an official end of the year press conference and agreed that John Stanton, the owner should have been present to answer specific questions like why he decided to bring Dipoto and general manager Justin Hollander back for another season. Despite Dipoto saying his outfield is set, Puck and Duquette wonder if they will still try and move Randy Arozarena in the offseason.  Duquette is convinced that they will shot Luis Castillo.  The move would free up $72 million and bring some young talent back. Dipoto claims that they will not have any financial restraints, but they owe a lot of money in arbitration to a number of players and that won’t leave them a lot once they are finished with those players.

On today’s  Daily Puck Drop, Jason  “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore jump into the disaster that was the Cougars this weekend against Boise State , and reflect on the Mariners' disappointing season and the decision not to hold a formal press conference .Jim wrote a satirical press conference on how the Mariners end of the season presser should have sounded and it’s hilarious!  Go check it out at PuckSports.com, on the blog tab. Why do the Mariners find themselves so unaccountable and why do we as fans seem to put up with their behavior.  They had over 35K people a day there this past weekend. Why??. Both Puck and Jim love the Seahawks +3.5 tonight against Detroit and feel that Geno Smith will once again shine in Detroit.  As Puck likes to point out as a smarts, the team that wins the trenches will win the game! Thanks tips.  Jim wonders if he should write a column on Lee Corso and whey he thinks he should be taken off College GameDay.  Puck, the mature one :), tells Jim not to write the column. Finally, they both find it funny that GameDay will be at Cal this Saturday for the Bears home game against Miami! Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio stops by for his final visit of the season.  They dive right into the Mariners failures this season and dissected what went wrong and how they could possibly fix it. Jim didn’t like the decision for Jerry Dipoto not to do an official end of the year press conference and agreed that John Stanton, the owner should have been present to answer specific questions like why he decided to bring Dipoto and general manager Justin Hollander back for another season. Despite Dipoto saying his outfield is set, Puck and Duquette wonder if they will still try and move Randy Arozarena in the offseason.  Duquette is convinced that they will shot Luis Castillo.  The move would free up $72 million and bring some young talent back. Dipoto claims that they will not have any financial restraints, but they owe a lot of money in arbitration to a number of players and that won’t leave them a lot once they are finished with those players.  Rundown00:00 Jim and Puck lament to the Cougars loss…Mariners season being over and the Seahawks taking on the Lions tonight in MNF10:54 Cougars still can’t tackle 16:41 Mariners show themselves as cowards this past weekend 30:50 Why won’t ownership acknowledge the Dipoto extension. What are they afraid of?35:08 M’s won’t get any FA’s…They owe their own players too much money 55:41 Seahawks and Lions MNF…Take the Hawks and points and over! 01:01:00 Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio joins for the final official time as he and Puck wrap up the 2025 Mariners and MLB season…..Will Luis Castillo be traded?  Holes all over the infield, who can they get to help?   Ownership not accountable.  Dipoto half-assed press conference.  Edgar Martinez future?  Who will play in the World Series and who do we want?

Chris Egan from KING 5 strops by for his weekly visit and they went right into their frustration with how the Mariners season went and wondered what fans could possibly do to change the outlook of their franchise.  The fans really have no power when it comes to their team.  Before he leaves, Chris promotes the KING 5 “Big Game” of the Week between Hazen and Mercer Island.

Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore on today’s Daily Puck Drop….Jim starts off with telling Puck he walked seven miles already!   They dive into the Mariners and how this year was the worst because they had so many high expectations for the team.  Should Mariner fans not go to the games this weekend, college football action this weekend with Washington at Rutgers, Cougars taking on Boise State and “sports hating” your rival and why that’s ok.  Jim and Puck are joined by their handicapper, TroyWins.com and they go over this weekends games in college and NFL.  Troy is no fan of the Cougs and Puck and Jim let him have it.  they also discuss some of the most absurd lines from the weekend. After Troy leaves, Jim and Puck play Friday VOICEMAILS and we here from Cam Ward, Jedd Fisch, Geno from Dino’s and Howard Cosell Chris Egan from KING 5 strops by for his weekly visit and they went right into their frustration with how the Mariners season went and wondered what fans could possibly do to change the outlook of their franchise.  The fans really have no power when it comes to their team.  Before he leaves, Chris promotes the KING 5 “Big Game” of the Week between Hazen and Mercer Island. Rundown 00:00 Jim already did a seven mile hike because he ate everything in his kitchen last night!! 08:48 Jim and Puck go right into the struggles of the Mariners and why it was the worst season they can remember….What can fans do, should they stay away and would that make any difference.  Seahawks take on the Lions and continue to have the worst OL in the league…why?39:11 TroyWins.com stops by to make his picks for the weekend, including his thoughts on the Huskies, Cougars and Seahawks.  Also, Troy gives his “Lock of the Week.” 01:01:10 Friday VOICEMAILS as Puck and Jim up their conversation. You hear from Cam Ward, Jedd Fisch, Geno Smith and Howard Cosell 01:12:41 Chris Egan, KING 5, jumps on for his weekly chat and they go right in on the Mariners and their disappointing season.  Dan Wilson needs to bring back the Little League players meeting after games.  Can fans make a change with ownership.   Why do the Mariners dislike their fanbase so much.   Chris promotes KING 5 “Big Game” of the Week. 01:34:55 “Hey, What the Puck?!”   Mariners fans deserve better and we are in an abusive relationship. What can we do to change it?

Brad Adam of ROOT Sports drops by for his weekly to talk about the Mariners fledgling playoff hopes while doing the show from his bedroom because his wife is working downstairs and his daughter is home sick.  Puck prods Brad about the team likely being eliminated before they host Fan Appreciation night on Friday and how fans should feel about the team.  They also talk about not wanting to trade any of their young pitchers to add bats in the offseason.  Does Edgar Martinez want to continue coaching?  Brad has his doubts.  The wrap up laughing at Catie Criggs, former team president who is now with the Orioles doing a beer bong after Baltimore clinched a playoff spot.  Brad and Puck both talk about the worst thing they have ever put into a beer bong.

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network stops by to talk NFL.  Doesn’t seem like Byron Murphy and Leonard Williams will play this week.  Abe Lucas not back to full health and Puck wonders if his career is over. Garafolo reassures Puck that his injury is not career ending.  Mike explains that the regular season is in doubt for Christian McCaffrey with his Achilles injury.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett, jumps right into the disappointing Mariners season and how they are on the brink of missing the playoffs again. Puck laughs at the idea that they may be eliminated today if the Royals and Tigers win and they would play Friday night on Fan Appreciation Night. Fitting for this organization. Puck moves on to talk about how concerned he is with the injury situation with Abe Lucas.  If they are brining in 42 year old Jason Peters, they are in trouble. Pac-12 is in trouble after UNLV and Air Force announced their intention to stay in the Mountain West, however, the Pac-12 has the best teams from the Mountain West, so don’t worry. Puck explains why he’s not all that concerned. Mike Garafolo, NFL Network stops by to talk NFL.  Doesn’t seem like Byron Murphy and Leonard Williams will play this week.  Abe Lucas not back to full health and Puck wonders if his career is over. Garafolo reassures Puck that his injury is not career ending.  Mike explains that the regular season is in doubt for Christian McCaffrey with his Achilles injury. Brad Adam of ROOT Sports drops by for his weekly to talk about the Mariners fledgling playoff hopes while doing the show from his bedroom because his wife is working downstairs and his daughter is home sick.  Puck prods Brad about the team likely being eliminated before they host Fan Appreciation night on Friday and how fans should feel about the team.  They also talk about not wanting to trade any of their young pitchers to add bats in the offseason.  Does Edgar Martinez want to continue coaching?  Brad has his doubts.  The wrap up laughing at Catie Criggs, former team president who is now with the Orioles doing a beer bong after Baltimore clinched a playoff spot.  Brad and Puck both talk about the worst thing they have ever put into a beer bong. Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck tells Mariners fans to fan any way they want when it comes to this last homestand.  In this conversation, Brad Adam and Puck discuss the current state of the Mariners, reflecting on their performance, fan sentiment, and the upcoming offseason. They explore the potential strategies for retaining key players, the importance of leadership within the team, and the dynamics that have shaped the Mariners' season. The discussion also touches on the challenges of fan engagement and the expectations for the future, emphasizing the need for a strong response from ownership and management to meet fan expectations.Rundown00:00 Mariners on verge of elimination 06:40 Puck is real concerned with Abe Lucas 10:33 Will fans vent their frustration on fan appreciation night?15:32 Pac-12 is a mess, but it’s actually not that bad 22:41 Mike Garafolo, NFL Network on injury news with Leonard Williams, Byron Murphy, Abe Lucas and the season could be over for Christian McCaffrey. Also, why does everyone hate Josh Allen? Can Malik Willis be a starter in the NFL?55:42 Brad Adam, ROOT Sports, on fan apathy, fan appreciation night, missing the playoffs again, Edgar full time coach, and not wanting to trade any of their young pitching. 01:25:00 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Fan how you want to fan, M’s fans

In this episode of the Puck the Huskies podcast, hosts Jason “Puck” Puckett, Elise Woodward, and Jordan Reffett discuss the recent performance of the Washington Huskies football team, reflecting on their victory over Northwestern and no hangover from the Apple Cup. They analyze the team's defensive strengths, special teams concerns, and evaluate key players like Jonah Coleman and Will Rogers. The conversation also touches on the challenges of traveling for away games, particularly against Rutgers, and delves into the controversial dynamics of NIL deals in college football, highlighting a recent situation involving a UNLV quarterback.TakeawaysThe defense of the Huskies has been consistently strong, allowing few touchdowns.Special teams play has been a significant concern for the team this season.Jonah Coleman is emerging as a key player, needing more touches in the offense.Will Rogers has shown potential but needs to improve on center exchanges and play calling.Traveling across the country presents unique challenges for the team, especially in terms of performance.The NIL landscape is creating complex situations for college athletes and teams.Coaching strategies need to adapt to the current roster and game situations.The importance of maintaining team morale and cohesion amidst individual player decisions.The podcast highlights the need for better communication and contracts in NIL agreements.Overall, the Huskies have the potential to compete at a high level if they can eliminate mistakes.

Danny Kelly, The Ringer, drops by for his weekly chat on all things NFL.  Do we truly believe in the Seahawks 3-0 start. What about all the rash of injuries in the NFL?  Seahawks need to take advantage of injury plagued NFC West.  Taylor Swift is obviously to blame for the struggles of Travis Kelce.  Has Malik Willis figured it out and could he be in the plans for the Seahawks?  Jayden Daniels most impressive rookie and Puck can’t believe it.  Lastly, Danny offers his fantasy football advice.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore jump right into the disaster that was recording their ‘Old Crimson Podcast on Tuesday afternoon. They said it was the best/worst podcast they have ever done and it’s a must listen and watch. They switch gears to the story involving the UNLV QB, who has decided to redshirt this season because he was promised a certain amount of NIL money and it was not met, so despite their 3-0 start, he has decided to sit the rest of the season.  Jim and Puck discuss both sides of the story, but ultimately agree that this is the root of the problem in college football Have they given up on the Mariners?  Not just yet, but they both acknowledge that the playoffs aren’t going to happen and that this year was just a waste of an opportunity for the Mariners Jim entertains Puck with his Seahawks/Lions fun facts for the game on Monday…Puck is not thrilled. Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times joins the show for his weekly visit and they talk about Houston wrapping up another division title.  What led the Mariners to their epic collapse.  A number of changes will happen in the offseason, what players will and won’t be back?  is it possible for Julio to get off to a better start and what happened to J.P. this season?  Lastly, please don’t trade any of their young pitchers. Danny Kelly, The Ringer, drops by for his weekly chat on all things NFL.  Do we truly believe in the Seahawks 3-0 start. What about all the rash of injuries in the NFL?  Seahawks need to take advantage of injury plagued NFC West.  Taylor Swift is obviously to blame for the struggles of Travis Kelce.  Has Malik Willis figured it out and could he be in the plans for the Seahawks?  Jayden Daniels most impressive rookie and Puck can’t believe it.  Lastly, Danny offers his fantasy football advice. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck?!” discusses more about the UNLV situation and what is going on with Macklemore???Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim laugh at their ‘Old Crimson Podcast 06:41 Scammers and Ticket Troubles12:37 $50 dollars for a kids haircut!!!19:30 UNLV Quarterback Controversy…Are commitments worth anything anymore?26:49 Is UNLV coming to the Pac-12?30:43 Still have hope for the Mariners?38:59 Seahawks vs. Lions Preview45:59 Ryan Divish, Seattle Times joins the show to talk about the Astros clinching, what’s next for the team, big changes coming, struggles of J.P. and Julio, don’t trade young pitching and can they keep Edgar?01:28:59 Danny Kelly, The Ringer, is the Seahawks 3-0 start real, Taylor Swift to blame for Kelce, who will get fired first in the NFL, has Malik Willis figured it out, Jayden Daniels playing the best among rookie QBs and fantasy football advice 01:52:51 “Hey, What the Puck?!” More on UNLV QB NIL controversy and what is wrong with Macklemore?

Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times joins the show for his weekly visit and they talk about Houston wrapping up another division title.  What led the Mariners to their epic collapse.  A number of changes will happen in the offseason, what players will and won’t be back?  is it possible for Julio to get off to a better start and what happened to J.P. this season?  Lastly, please don’t trade any of their young pitchers.

In the latest episode of ‘Old Crimson Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Paul Sorensen, Jim Moore and a practice report from Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan.com.  The title of this weeks episode, “The Fuck You Show.” They rave about the Cougars victory over San Jose State and the performance of John Mateer. In between the praise of Mateer, Puck yells at Jim for taking a phone call during the show and Paul for not having his camera working, but karma is a bitch, because Puck’s camera craps out at the end! The three get in a heated, but friendly debate over the performance of the defense. Puck and Jim feel the defense is performed poorly and Paul isn’t having any of it and says they are 4-0 and that’s all that matters! Puck, Jim and Paul all agree that if they didn’t have Mateer as the teams quarterback, they would probably be 2-2.  In the latest  realignment news, they touch on the Cougs current situation in the Pac-12 with the reports that UNLV  is weighing their options about joining. They all agree that they like this scenario, rather than adding Memphis and Tulane. Lastly, they are joined by Jamey Vinnick of Cougfan.com, and Jamey gives his thoughts on the injury situation with the Cougs and a look ahead to their matchup against Boise State.

In this episode of "Coug's Corner", Jason “Puck” Puckett interviews Washington State's offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle. They discuss Arbuckle's journey from playing Division two football to coaching at the collegiate level, the influences of various mentors in his career, and the team's recent thrilling game against San Jose State. Arbuckle shares insights on balancing offensive strategies with player strengths, adapting to different defensive schemes, and the emotional connections within the team. They also touch on the upcoming game  against Boise State and Arbuckle's passion for golf.

Bill Krueger, ROOT Sports, joins Puck to talk Mariners baseball. They immediately jump into the performance of Bryce Miller and Bill suggests he’s the best pitcher on the Mariners staff.  Julio Rodriguez is finishing the season strong and Puck asks Bill what he could do to get off to a better start at the beginning of the season.   Bill reminds Puck that the Mariners still have a shot at the playoffs and tells him not to give up hope.  They wrap up their chat with Bill reflecting on his time playing for the Oakland A’s and how much that city and organization meant to him and how sad he is that they are leaving Oakland and that Major League baseball should be ashamed of themselves.

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, is next up and they touch in on  the PAC-12's legal maneuvers, Gonzaga's potential addition to the conference, and how legitimate is John Mateer as a Heisman Trophy candidate?  They touch on Wazzu’s chances of running the table and creating chaos in the college football playoffs, the impact of media on what teams get the chance to play in the playoffs, and what happens if the Pac-12 can’t land UNLV and Air Force.  Where do they turn next?

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftblog.com, John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com and Bill Krueger, ROOT Sports. Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.comjoins the show from the start to chat about the Seahawks win over Miami and the play of the defense.  Is the defense good or is it a result of the opponents they have faced?  Also, you are seeing a trend in the NFL with teams running the football more and it’s a trend that will likely continue as the season moves forward.  So, as Puck and Rob discuss, old school football is back!   With all the compliments being thrown the way of the Seahawks, they still have issues on the offensive line, in particular Anthony Bradford. Puck and Rob can’t figure out why they continue to play him and not give Christian Haynes a shot, but Rob does have a theory that he ran by Puck on why Bradford may be staying in there for now. Rob continues to gush over the play of Geno Smith and the offense despite them struggling in the middle of the game. D.K. Metcalf continues to be a force in the passing game and the running game looked much better with Zach Charbonnet this past weekend. Both Rob and Puck agreed that Charbonnet is a much better back than people give him credit for.  They wrap up their conversation  with thoughts on the rest of the NFC West and NFC and ask who is really better than Seattle right now?  Seattle is playing some really good football despite the opponents. John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, is next up and they touch in on  the PAC-12's legal maneuvers, Gonzaga's potential addition to the conference, and how legitimate is John Mateer as a Heisman Trophy candidate?  They touch on Wazzu’s chances of running the table and creating chaos in the college football playoffs, the impact of media on what teams get the chance to play in the playoffs, and what happens if the Pac-12 can’t land UNLV and Air Force.  Where do they turn next?Lastly, Bill Krueger, ROOT Sports, joins Puck to talk Mariners baseball. They immediately jump into the performance of Bryce Miller and Bill suggests he’s the best pitcher on the Mariners staff.  Julio Rodriguez is finishing the season strong and Puck asks Bill what he could do to get off to a better start at the beginning of the season.   Bill reminds Puck that the Mariners still have a shot at the playoffs and tells him not to give up hope.  They wrap up their chat with Bill reflecting on his time playing for the Oakland A’s and how much that city and organization meant to him and how sad he is that they are leaving Oakland and that Major League baseball should be ashamed of themselves. Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?”, Puck wonders why Joel Klatt of FOX has a problem with what Oregon State and Washington State are doing in rebuilding the conference?Rundown00:00 PuckSports Mobile App launch…Pac-12 news…NFL running game not dead 12:32 Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftblog.comjoins the show to talk Seahawks win over the Dolphins.  Play of the defense. Is it really good or bad offenses? 46:03 John Canzano joins the show and gives us the latest with the Pac-12 and Mountain West drama. Does Gonzaga have a future? Mateer for Heisman?01:21:00 Bill Krueger stops by to talk some baseball…Bryce Miller the best starter on the staff?  What can Julio do in the offseason to be more prepared at the beginning of the season?  M’s still have a shot..long, but still alive! Bill shares thoughts on the A’s leaving Oakland. 01:39:05 “Hey, What the Puck!?” FOX’s Joel Klatt’s comments about the Pac-12, Oregon State and Washington State. Why?

On this week’s episode with Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftBlog and Jason “Puck” Puckett on the Seahawks latest win over Miami to improve to 3-0 in the NFC West and a two game lead in the division, the effectiveness of their defense, and the importance of the running game…it’s not dead!  They touch on the performances of Derick Hall and D.K. Metcalf and they discuss how well the defense has played to start the season, but the challenge gets much tougher against the Detroit Lions next Monday Night . Offensive line continues to be an issue for the team particularly the play of Anthony Bradford and why the team did not put in Christian Haynes into the game?

Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio stops by to talk all things baseball.  They both marvel at Shohei Ohtani and Puck wonders out loud if he could get 60/60???   The Dodgers have the most pressure going into the season on them, but what are they missing and will that prevent them from winning the whole thing?  Who are currently the best teams in the AL and NL?  Jim’s answer for the American League may surprise you and it will definitely anger you!  Jim and Puck discuss how the Mariners, if they don’t get in, just completely blew a huge opportunity this season especially with how poorly teams like the Royals and Twins have played down the stretch.   Julio Rodriguez has turned his season around and a lot of credit has gone to Edgar Martinez. Puck asks Jim if Julio needs to ditch his personal hitting coach in Florida and just work exclusively with Edgar in the offseason.  Jim also offered Julio some advice to how he should handle this upcoming offseason.

Jim takes off to walk his dogs again, and Puck is joined by Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree for their weekly “HawksNest” Show, where they breakdown the Seahawks win over the Dolphins.   The Seahawks were able to dominate the game on the defensive side, but how much is that because of the quarterback play for the Dolphins?  The season has been a pretty soft landing for Mike Macdonald and his new staff because they have faced Bo Nix, Jacoby Brissett and Skylar Thompson.  The season will heat up next week when they take on the Detroit Lions.  They turn their attention to the offensive line.  It played better at times, but Anthony Bradford has been a disaster and why has Christian Haynes not taken over at the spot yet?  Regardless of the opponent, the Seahawks are 3-0 and have a two game lead in the NFC West thanks in part to a number of injuries affecting the other teams. Seattle must take advantage of the situation and they currently are doing that.

On Monday’s, Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore, former hosts at KJR,  discuss their weekend , including Jim's visit to Pullman and whether or not it’s ok to buy your kids a half-gallon of booze? Jim and Puck can’t figure out how the Cougars won on Friday night, but somehow they won the game, and they delve into the Mariners' playoff hopes and Puck tells Jim that he was wrong for rooting against them.  Because Jim and Puck are riding high on the Cougs, they put their money down on John Mateer winning the Heisman Trophy!   They switch gears to the Seahawks and talked about how they were able to win an ugly, sloppy game. Jim takes off to walk his dogs again, and Puck is joined by Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree for their weekly “HawksNest” Show, where they breakdown the Seahawks win over the Dolphins.   The Seahawks were able to dominate the game on the defensive side, but how much is that because of the quarterback play for the Dolphins?  The season has been a pretty soft landing for Mike Macdonald and his new staff because they have faced Bo Nix, Jacoby Brissett and Skylar Thompson.  The season will heat up next week when they take on the Detroit Lions.  They turn their attention to the offensive line.  It played better at times, but Anthony Bradford has been a disaster and why has Christian Haynes not taken over at the spot yet?  Regardless of the opponent, the Seahawks are 3-0 and have a two game lead in the NFC West thanks in part to a number of injuries affecting the other teams. Seattle must take advantage of the situation and they currently are doing that. Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio stops by to talk all things baseball.  They both marvel at Shohei Ohtani and Puck wonders out loud if he could get 60/60???   The Dodgers have the most pressure going into the season on them, but what are they missing and will that prevent them from winning the whole thing?  Who are currently the best teams in the AL and NL?  Jim’s answer for the American League may surprise you and it will definitely anger you!  Jim and Puck discuss how the Mariners, if they don’t get in, just completely blew a huge opportunity this season especially with how poorly teams like the Royals and Twins have played down the stretch.   Julio Rodriguez has turned his season around and a lot of credit has gone to Edgar Martinez. Puck asks Jim if Julio needs to ditch his personal hitting coach in Florida and just work exclusively with Edgar in the offseason.  Jim also offered Julio some advice to how he should handle this upcoming offseason. Lastly, Puck wraps up with, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck acknowledges that Chris Egan was right about him being a bad fan and wanting the Mariners to lose games so the season would end.   Puck also announces the release of the PuckSports Mobile App which you can now download from the app store for iPhone users.  The android version for Google Play will be out soon!  You can now listen to the “Daily Puck Drop” live on your phone daily starting at 10am! Rundown00:00 Jim is back from a weekend spent in Pullman for Dad’s weekend! 13:03 Jim asks Puck if it’s ok to buy your kids a half-gallon of booze?21:16 Cougs somehow win on Friday and they can’t figure out how?!30:44 Seahawks win an ugly game and all that matter is that they are 3-039:52 Mariners' playoff hopes on life support 44:43 Jim and Puck place $50 bucks down on John Mateer winning the Heisman at 33-1 48:48 “HawksNest” with Curtis Crabtree & Tim Booth 01:19:16 Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio, on all things baseball and the Mariners collapse 01:45 “Hey, What the Puck!?   Puck admits that Chris Egan was right…He was being a bad fan!

Chris Egan, KING 5, wraps ups the week with a visit and immediately scolds Puck for giving up on the Mariners and calls him a bad fan!  Puck tries to explain to Chris that he feels like he’s an an abusive relationship with the Mariners and he can’t take it anymore.  Puck makes fun of Egan going to the Puyallup Fair dressed up like a cowboy.  Egan never dresses up in cowboy gear, but felt compelled because he was going to the fair and his wife yelled at him that he was just wearing a polo shirtFinally,  he previews the King 5 Big Game of the Week.

On today’s, Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore kick off the show talking about Shohei Ohtani and how remarkable he is and what a ridiculous game he had last night. Puck is angry at Jim because he’s been talking all week how he feels the Wazzu game against San Jose State is a trap game and Puck wasn’t buying it but after watching highlights of San Jose State, Puck is now worried more than ever! After they are done talking about the Cougs, they switch gears to chat about the Seahawks and their game against Miami and the play of Geno Smith.  His play so far during the season will help him negotiate a contract extension in the offseason.  Puck and Jim chat about how difficult it is to find a franchise QB.   Puck doesn’t think Geno is a franchise QB, Jim disagrees…a little.  Our handicapper, TroyWins.com stops on by to preview the upcoming games for the weekend. Jim can’t stick around because he’s driving to Pullman for Dad’s weekend.  We go over all the major games in both college football and NFL, including the Cougs game on Friday vs. San Jose State, the Huskies vs. Northwestern and the Seahawks on Sunday. Chris Egan, KING 5, wraps ups the week with a visit and immediately scolds Puck for giving up on the Mariners and calls him a bad fan!  Puck tries to explain to Chris that he feels like he’s an an abusive relationship with the Mariners and he can’t take it anymore.  Puck makes fun of Egan going to the Puyallup Fair dressed up like a cowboy and he previews the King 5 Big Game of the Week. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Focuses on the importance of Memphis joining the Pac-12 conference and why adding them would be a good move for Washington State and Oregon State.  Rundown00:00 Puck welcomes Jim Moore to show who is on the road in Madras, Oregon on his way to Pullman for Dad’s weekend 06:03 Puck is now nervous about the Cougs game against San Jose State 12:33 Jim tells Puck that the Cougs will win, but it will be close 17:44 Shohei Ohtani's Historic Performance30:14 Geno Smith's Contract Year and Performance41:29 Jim's Picks and Betting Insights42:14 Game Predictions and Betting Insights45:32 Voicemails are back! 47:02 TroyWins.com, our handicapper joins the show giving his insight on the upcoming games for the weekend 48:43 Troy goes over his top picks of the week and the games to stay away from. 01:00:15 Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show to yell at Puck for being a bad fan when it comes to the Mariners. Puck explains to Chris that he feels like he’s an an abusive relationship. 01:06:05 Favorite moments from the Apple Cup, why did Chris dress up like a cowboy at the fair and he previews the KING 5 “Big Game of the Week.” 01:20:11 “Hey, What the Puck!?” features a story on Memphis and the Future of the Pac-12

Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network stops by for his weekly visit after Jason “Puck” Puckett gets around to figuring out how to pull him…Puck was struggling with technical issues!  Once Mike got on they jumped right into the current situation with Seahawks running back Ken Walker and whether or not if he’ll play this week.  Odds are not looking good right now. One of the big NFL storylines of the week was the Carolina Panthers benching Bryce Young and Puck and Mike wondered if this is the end of his career with the Panthers and will he ever recover from this benching. The injuries are mounting for the Seahawks rivals in the NFC West as the Rams and 49ers are really banged up and the Seahawks need to take advantage of the situation.  Packers quarterback Jordan Love is getting healthier and is closer to returning.  It’s getting weird in Chicago, as the father of Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze, went to twitter and is now showing film cut ups of Rome getting open and Caleb Williams not finding him. This is not going to end well in Chicago.

Brad Adam isn’t covering the game on Thursday and he’s headed to watch the game with his father and just being a fan.  Brad and Jason “Puck” Puckett dive into the latest blunder involving Julio Rodriguez.  Brad wants to know what was worse, the Julio play or Victor Robles from the previous night. Puck and Brad wonder and are frustrated that the team will no doubt trade one of their young pitchers in the offseason to improve the offense. They just can’t decide which one will be moved.  Going back to the Julio and Robles situation, Puck and Brad agree that Dan Wilson should have been more pointed in his postgame comments. He didn’t need to go over the top in his displeasure, but he needed to publicly state that is not the way the Mariners play.  Puck introduces Brad to the “Puckett Crisis Firm.”  Lastly, this offseason will be the most critical for Julio Rodriguez.  His struggles this season are a main source of why the M’s will not make the playoffs.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett , focusing on the disappointing performance of the Mariners and the upcoming opportunities for the Seahawks. Joined by NFL insider Mike Garofolo from the NFL Network they delve into injury reports, team dynamics, and the struggles of the Rams and injury situation in San Francisco.  The conversation also touches on college football, particularly Caleb Williams and Deion Sanders' impact on the game. In this conversation, Puck and Brad Adam discuss various aspects of the baseball season, including fan experiences at games, critical analysis of base running errors, and the overall disappointment of the Mariners' season. They delve into offseason strategies, potential trades, and the impact of parental involvement in player performance. The discussion wraps up with a look ahead to future shows and topics.Rundown00:00 Another bonehead play by the Mariners 03:32 Julio and the team must be better 09:31 Most disappointing Mariners season 12:57 Seahawks need to take advantage of schedule and injuries 21:31 Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show to go over top storylines for week 3 27:56 The 49ers and Rams are beat up, can the Seahawks take advantage? 37:15 Why is scoring down in the NFL through two weeks?38:51 Why is Caleb Williams so polarizing?45:15 Mike brings up Deion Sanders and why the media is critical of today’s athletes. Puck pushes back on Mike and what Deion said. 53:25 Brad Adam joins the show and he’s going to the game today with his Dad and wants Puck to tell him where the cheap beer is! 55:59 Another game and another base running blunder 59:50 Frustrations of a Disappointing Season01:04:58 Huge offseason for Julio Rodriguez and the painful reality that the Mariners will have to trade one of their young pitchers. 01:10:02 “Hey, what the Puck!?”  When parents get involved on twitter showing their kids are not at fault for their sports failures…Never a good idea. Especially at the NFL level. This time it involves Rome Odunze 01:30:02 Puck promotes the “Puck the Huskies” Podcast with Elise Woodward & Jordan Reffett.

In the latest “Puck the Huskies” Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett tries not to gloat too much with  Elise Woodward, and Jordan Reffett over the Cougs win over the Huskies. They delve into what led the Cougs to win and of course the decision on 4th down.  They discuss the impact of penalties, momentum shifts, and the overall team dynamics as the Huskies prepare for their Big Ten season opener vs. Northwestern.  Rundown 00:00 Puck is all smiles…Not so much for Elise and Jordan 01:24 John Mateer was the difference and self inflicted wounds by the Huskies 03:42 Game shifted late in the second quarter and the part of the third quarter 06:39 Did the Huskies error in how they defended Mateer?09:40 The decision by Jedd Fisch on 4th down12:08 Can a loss like this doom the Huskies season14:03 Upcoming challenges for the Huskies as they enter Big Ten play 39:02 Jordan and Elise say its imperative that the Huskies don’t dwell on the Apple Cup loss

Danny Kelly from The Ringer enters the show to talk about week two of the NFL season and he and Puck talk about why offense is down so far during the first two weeks of the season.  What is the reason?  Geno Smith has been sensational to start the season and Danny and Puck rave about the play calling of Ryan Grubb and the usage of JSN and DK.  The Seahawks getting set for the Dolphins on Sunday and they will be without Tua.  Is his career over?  Also, will Russell Wilson make another start in the NFL?  Does Bill Belichick want to coach the Cowboys or Eagles?

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times joins Puck for his weekly visit and they touch in on the Robles mistake, plus whether or not the club wants to bring Randy Arozarena back.  Divish tells Puck that being around Randy, sometimes you get the feel that he doesn’t want to be in Seattle.  The offense and Julio have turned it around lately, lots of the credit has been given to hitting coach Edgar Martinez, but Divish doesn’t think he’ll be back next season. If he’s not back what do they do?  The Mariners playoff chances are nearly over, Puck and Divish chat about what’s ahead in the offseason.

Today’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore start off with each other taking shots at one another. Puck attacking Jim’s age and Jim attacking Puck’s weight! They switch gears to the Mariners and can’t believe what Victor Robles did last night by stealing home with the bases loaded.  Jim reacts to a soundbite that Puck played from yesterday’s show with Bill Krueger, who does not want Randy Arozarena back next season Tulane and Memphis are rumored to be headed to the Pac-12, the moves don’t excite Puck and Jim. Ryan Divish, Seattle Times joins Puck for his weekly visit and they touch in on the Robles mistake, plus whether or not the club wants to bring Randy Arozarena back.  Divish tells Puck that being around Randy, sometimes you get the feel that he doesn’t want to be in Seattle.  The offense and Julio have turned it around lately, lots of the credit has been given to hitting coach Edgar Martinez, but Divish doesn’t think he’ll be back next season. If he’s not back what do they do?  The Mariners playoff chances are nearly over, Puck and Divish chat about what’s ahead in the offseason. Finally, Danny Kelly from The Ringer enters the show to talk about week two of the NFL season and he and Puck talk about why offense is down so far during the first two weeks of the season.  What is the reason?  Geno Smith has been sensational to start the season and Danny and Puck rave about the play calling of Ryan Grubb and the usage of JSN and DK.  The Seahawks getting set for the Dolphins on Sunday and they will be without Tua.  Is his career over?  Also, will Russell Wilson make another start in the NFL?  Does Bill Belichick want to coach the Cowboys or Eagles?Lastly, “Hey, what the Puck!?”   Puck says goodbye to a legendary Seattle institute, the Wedgewood Broiler. Rundown00:00 Jim Moore starts off the Daily Puck with fat shaming Puck and Puck age shames Jim! 07:00 Jim announces his crush on ESPN’s Kimberley Martin 09:56 What was Victor Robles thinking??14:03 Mariners Tuesday loss was a low point, even for them 19:05 What excuses will Jerry Dipoto come up with when they miss the playoffs?21:02 Update from Jim’s neighbor who hates him and his dogs! 29:50 Jim and Puck not excited about Tulane and Memphis joining the Pac-12 52:40 Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins Puck to discuss Robles play, another Mariners loss and if Edgar wants to be the hitting coach 01:06:00 Even if they can afford Randy Arozarena, do they want him back?  Reaction to how Dan Wilson handled the Robles situation 01:10:19 Danny Kelly, The Ringer, joins Puck for his weekly visit talking all things NFL, why is scoring down, Geno’s performance, Tua’s health, fantasy football advice 01:18:57 If Belichick coaches again, does he want the Eagles or Cowboys job? Kirk Cousins keeps his job for another week 01:21:38 Danny answers your fantasy football questions and the show ends with  “Hey, what the Puck!?”

Kyle Thornton joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for this weeks “Coug’s Corner” and reflects on the Apple Cup win, discussing the emotional high of the last play on 4th down. He shares personal insights on overcoming adversity, the significance of family support, and the celebratory atmosphere in the locker room. Thornton also emphasizes the importance of understanding the rivalry, the upcoming challenge against San Jose State, and the role of NIL opportunities in enhancing the student-athlete experience.  Lastly, Kyle shares with his Puck his love of golf and much he loves it and how much it frustrates him!

In the latest, ‘Old Crimson Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett, is joined by Paul Sorensen and Jim Moore.  They talk about Apple Cup win,  key moments, Mateer performance, and the overall significance of the win for Washington State. They delve into the physicality of the game, debunk the narrative that Washington should have won , and praised the Cougars for being the better team and the more physical team. They are joined by Jamey Vinnick of CougFan.com to get an update on the team from Pullman. Jim is worried about looking ahead and calls San Jose State a trap game and Puck and Paul try to calm him down. They all agree that if they can get past Boise State they’ll have a great shot at running the table. They wrap up this weeks show encouraging people to donate to the Cougar Collective

Bill Krueger joins Jason "Puck" Puckett for his weekly chat about the Mariners. They start off their conversation talking about how in the world do the Mariners still have a shot at the playoffs?  Bill reminds Puck, never give up hope with your baseball team.  Bill gushes about the pitching of Bryan Woo and dominant he's been by using just the fastball.  Puck asks Bill if he would want Randy Arozarena back next season...his answer may surprise you.

John Canzano joins Jason "Puck" Puckett for his weekly visit talking all things college football.  John gives his thoughts on the Apple Cup win for the Cougars and the 4th down decision by Jedd Fisch. Was it the worst play call in Apple Cup history?  John also fills Puck in on the latest with Tulane and Memphis perhaps joining the Pac-12. How realistic is that and what about UNLV?

Today’s Daily Puck Drop covers it all today with visits from Rob Staton of SeahawksDraftblog.com, John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com and Bill Krueger from ROOT Sports.  Rob and Puck start off the show with the Seahawks and there win vs. the Patriots.  Puck than welcomes John Canzano on to talk about the Apple Cup, Jedd Fisch’s 4th down decision and discussions on PAC-12 expansion.  Finally, Bill Krueger of Root Sports stopped by to talk about the M’s chances at the playoffs and whether or not he wants Randy Arozarena back. Lastly, show ends with “Hey, what the Puck?!” Jim Duquette’s thoughts on the Mariners season and ownerships responsibilities and thoughts on this season being a disappointment. Rundown00:00 Rob Staton starts off the show talking about the Seahawks win over the Patriots 48:39 John Canzano joins to chat about the Apple Cup and the Jedd Fisch 4th down decision 01:20:39 Mariners insight with Bill Krueger.  How are they still alive and does he want Randy Arozarena back?

Jason “Puck” Puckett  and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com breakdown  Seattle Seahawks, focusing on Geno Smith's pivotal role in the teams win vs. the Pats, the offensive strategies of Ryan Grubb, and the challenges faced by the offensive line. Teams  defensive performance was a little shaky, particularly in tackling and run defense, and consider potential trade options to bolster the roster. The discussion also touches on the upcoming game against the Miami Dolphins and broader trends in the NFL, emphasizing the unpredictability of the current season.

Jim Duquette, of MLB Network Radio stops by for his weekly visit talking Mariners and other top MLB storylines.  Puck and Jim are amazed that the Mariners are still in the playoff race but Jim warns Puck and M’s fans that if they barley make it in or barely miss the reaction and emotions from fans should be the same and that is that this year was a disappointment.  Because the division was so bad and Houston was so banged up the Mariners should have rolled the division and they did not.  Jim tells Puck that it’s paramount that Edgar Martinez stays on as hitting coach next season because it’s clear he’s made a difference with the team and specifically Julio.  At the end of the chat, Jim says there is no way that Shohei Ohtani pitches in the playoffs, despite Dodgers manager Dave Roberts hinting at the possibility.

Today’s, Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett  and Jim Moore celebrate the Cougs win in the Apple Cup!  Puck makes Jim give him credit for John Mateer!!! :). Jim and Puck speculate on if the Cougs can now run the table with their schedule. Curtis Crabtree and Tim Booth stop by to talk Seahawks on the “HawksNest.”   The top storyline is the play of Geno Smith and how that was without a doubt the best game he’s ever played in a Seahawks uniform.  They touch in on the play of the offensive line and try to figure out what they can do to improve the play of their guards, specifically Laken Tomlinson and Anthony Bradford.  They praised the way that Ryan Grubb called the game and decided to target his best players in JSN and DK, as they combined to have 30 targets in the game.  One concern from the game was the play of the defense in that they allowed 185 yards on the ground.  Jim Duquette, of MLB Network Radio stops by for his weekly visit talking Mariners and other top MLB storylines.  Puck and Jim are amazed that the Mariners are still in the playoff race but Jim warns Puck and M’s fans that if they barley make it in or barely miss the reaction and emotions from fans should be the same and that is that this year was a disappointment.  Because the division was so bad and Houston was so banged up the Mariners should have rolled the division and they did not.  Jim tells Puck that it’s paramount that Edgar Martinez stays on as hitting coach next season because it’s clear he’s made a difference with the team and specifically Julio.  At the end of the chat, Jim says there is no way that Shohei Ohtani pitches in the playoffs, despite Dodgers manager Dave Roberts hinting at the possibility. Lastly, “What the Puck!?” Puck talks about his good friend Ian Furness being named the new television studio host for the Seattle Kraken. Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim can’t stop smiling about the Apple Cup win! 06:26 Mateer is a stud 08:46 Puck tells Jim about the game experience and making it there by halftime 10:07 Jedd Fisch was a disaster as a head coach on Saturday 12:40 Back to Mateer…Give him the Heisman! :) 14:21 Can the Cougs run the table??19:52 Puck tells Jim about rushing the field with his kids 28:51 Husky fans should crush Fisch for the decisions he made Saturday 34:47 Jim is headed to Dad’s weekend, and asks Puck for his tickets…Should Puck give him the tickets for free?39:31 “HawksNest” Curtis Crabtree & Tim Booth breakdown the Seahawks win 42:39 Geno Smith was sensational 45:55 Offensive line issues for the Hawks, but did they play better?51:51 Thank god for Ryan Grubb as offensive coordinator! 56:40 Defense took a step back 01:01:10 Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio…M’s are still alive01:05:49  Despite better play, Mariners ownership needs to be held accountable 01:11:41 Keeping Edgar Martinez around…They need him 01:14:45 Even if the Mariners make it, still is a massive disappointing season for Seattle. Didn’t take advantage of weak division.

Curtis Crabtree and Tim Booth stop by to talk Seahawks on the “HawksNest.”   The top storyline is the play of Geno Smith and how that was without a doubt the best game he’s ever played in a Seahawks uniform.  They touch in on the play of the offensive line and try to figure out what they can do to improve the play of their guards, specifically Laken Tomlinson and Anthony Bradford.  They praised the way that Ryan Grubb called the game and decided to target his best players in JSN and DK, as they combined to have 30 targets in the game.  One concern from the game was the play of the defense in that they allowed 185 yards on the ground.

Jason "Puck" Puckett  is joined by Chris Egan from KING 5 as they wrap up the week debating Puyallup Fair food…scones or elephant ears?  Puck can’t believe Egan had ceviche at the fair!!  Egan offers his memories of the Apple Cup and what it means to him covering it for the past 23 years and he gives his impersonation of Keith Jackson to wrap up the show!

On Friday’s, Daily Puck Drop , Jason  “Puck” Puckett  and Jim Moore open up about the news on the Pac-12 expanding with the Mountain West and Jim is not all that excited about the move, Mariners lose again and in all likelihood will miss the playoffs, and Puck tells Jim about a KJR reunion that he went to last night which was a blast. The continue to be very confident in the Apple Cup and both feel the Cougs will win, but Puck thinks it will be much closer game than Jim! TroyWins.com joins Puck and Jim and they handicap the weekend slate of games and introduce “Puck the Picker” NFL Pick ‘em Pool, which you can find all the details at PuckSports.com.  The winner of the pool will win an all expenses paid trip to Las Vegas for the first round of March Madness. TroyWins.com is covering the airfare and you’ll stay at The Circa Hotel and dinner at Barry’s Downtown Prime. Now that’s a great prize package!!! Lastly, Puck is joined by Chris Egan from KING 5 as they wrap up the week debating Puyallup Fair food…scones or elephant ears?  Puck can’t believe Egan had ceviche at the fair!!  Egan offers his memories of the Apple Cup and what it means to him covering it for the past 23 years and he gives his impersonation of Keith Jackson to wrap up the show! Finally, it’s “What the Puck!?” and Puck shares his favorite commercial with Dan Campbell and Applebees.  Puck can’t stop watching the commercial and thinks it’s one of the all-time greats. Rundown 00:00 Jim is not excited about the new “Pac-12” 08:27 Pac-12 Football Excitement….11:50 College Football Landscape Changes15:01 Mariners' Disappointment and Future19:06 Puck shares his KJR reunion on Thursday night with Jim 41:58 TroyWins.com , our handicapper joins the show and we immediately jump in on the Apple Cup 47:17 We introduce the “Puck the Picker” NFL Pick ‘em Pool 52:19 NFL Picks for the weekend01:01:08 Chris Egan, KING 5 Are we excited about the Apple Cup?01:08:19 Scones vs. elephant ears?01:24:02 KING 5 Big Game of the Week 01:31:32 The Future of College Football Rivalries

Mike Garaolo, NFL Network joined the show for his weekly conversation and Puck and Mike chatted about the week 1 results and whether or not Kirk Cousins is in jeopardy of losing his job to Michael Pennix Jr. very soon.  Seahawks play Atlanta in week 7, will Pennix be the starting QB by then?  The conversation shifts to the situation with Tyreek Hill.  They discussed how the situation was handled and say both sides could have done better and both Puck and Mike agreed that the officers shouldn’t lose their job.

Today’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett starts off with the breaking news that the Pac-12 is expanding and grabbing teams from the Mountain West Conference.  John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com had the very latest on the current situation and he said don’t close the door on Cal and Stanford eventually being a part of the new look Pac-12. Mike Garaolo, NFL Network joined the show for his weekly conversation and Puck and Mike chatted about the week 1 results and whether or not Kirk Cousins is in jeopardy of losing his job to Michael Pennix Jr. very soon.  Seahawks play Atlanta in week 7, will Pennix be the starting QB by then?  The conversation shifts to the situation with Tyreek Hill.  They discussed how the situation was handled and say both sides could have done better and both Puck and Mike agreed that the officers shouldn’t lose their job. Brad Adam, ROOT Sports concluded Thursday’s guests with a breakdown of where the Mariners are at right now.  How much impact has Edgar Martinez made for the offense and would he consider staying on full-time next season under Dan Wilson?  The Mariners will no doubt look at trading one of their pitchers in the offseason, who is the most likely to be dealt…Luis Castillo or Logan Gilbert? Lastly, how much hope is still alive for the Mariners? We wrap up the show with “What the Puck?!”  Puck talks about how impressed he was with D.K. Metcalf during his Wednesday press conference and why Charley Hull is his Queen. Rundown00:00 Show starts with BREAKING news on Pac-12 expansion 08:10 Insights from John Canzano on Pac-12 Moves09:44 Financial Implications of the Expansion12:23 Power Dynamics in College Football15:23 Future of the Pac-12 and Potential Additions18:01 The Role of Stanford and Cal in the Conference22:30 The Pac-12's Strategic Moves24:06 Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins the show25:37 Week One NFL Recap28:59 Kirk Cousins and the Falcons' Struggles30:35 Injury Updates…How is Ken Walker and George Fant doing?34:39 Bills/Dolphins Thursday Night preview 35:53 Tyreek Hill Incident…all parties to blame 41:00 Aaron Rodgers' Performance and is Mike nervous about his preseason prediction??43:58 Seahawks' Struggles and Fan Reactions49:58 Brad Adam, ROOT Sports,  joins the show for his weekly visit talking M’s 56:28 Brad (San Diego State grad) and Puck (WSU) are now rivals!!!57:31 Aztecs vs. Cougs…what should the rivalry be called??01:00:07 M’s still alive with Houston struggling 01:01:03 Bryan Woo electric since Cal Raleigh have him a wake up call01:07:11 What pitcher would/should they trade in the offseason?01:10:34 M’s have zero financial flexibility 01:14:21 Kumar Rocker's Debut…Puck desperately wanted Rocker as a Mariner! 01:17:27 Edgar Martinez's Impact on the Mariners01:20:07 Simplifying the Game for Players01:24:53 “Hey, what the Puck!” DK off social media and Charley Hull is Puck’s queen

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports concluded Thursday’s guests with a breakdown of where the Mariners are at right now.  How much impact has Edgar Martinez made for the offense and would he consider staying on full-time next season under Dan Wilson?  The Mariners will no doubt look at trading one of their pitchers in the offseason, who is the most likely to be dealt…Luis Castillo or Logan Gilbert? Lastly, how much hope is still alive for the Mariners?

Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Elise Woodward and Jordan Reffett for the latest Puck the Huskies Podcast. It’s Apple Cup week and the show is obviously heavily slanted toward the game.  The three share their experiences with the game and what it means to each of them. Jordan and Elise talk about the strengths of UW and how they will lean heavily on the ground game with Jonah Coleman.  Puck thinks John Mateer will be the best player on the field and UW will struggle mightily with stopping him when the play breaks down. Puck, Jordan and Elise agree that the game is going to be won and lost with how the respective offensive lines will play. All three agree that the intensity of the rivalry has ramped up and it has turned into more hatred. Finally, they wrap up with predictions on who the game will go.

Danny Kelly, The Ringer, wraps up the show talking about the performance of rookie quarterbacks in the NFL, and the outlook for the Seattle Seahawks. They also touch on the history of their podcasting careers and reminisce about their time together on the Field Gulls podcast. Every week they’ll chat about the NFL, Seahawks and fantasy football.  They discuss the performance of the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, the struggles of rookie quarterbacks, and potential waiver wire pickups in fantasy football.

Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, joins the show and he and Puck talk about the Mariners trading players and the financial implications for the team. They mention the potential trade of Luis Castillo and the challenges of finding a team willing to take on his contract. They also discuss the future of Randy Arozarena and the likelihood of the Mariners tendering him a contract. They express uncertainty about the team's financial situation and the lack of transparency from ownership. In this conversation, Ryan Divish and Puck discuss various topics including the financial success of the Seattle Mariners, the contract of Dan Wilson.

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore, former co-host with Puck, discuss their confidence levels for the upcoming Apple Cup game between the Washington State Cougars and the Washington Huskies. They also touch on topics such as unemployment benefits, missed opportunities, and the performance of the Mariners. They also discuss the importance of leadership and intangibles in the game. Jim proposes a bet on Twitter for the game, offering to pay a dollar to anyone who bets on the Huskies and $5 to those who bet on the Cougars if they win by 10 or more points. The conversation covers various topics including the upcoming Washington State vs. Washington football game, the rivalry between the two teams, the Mariners' performance, and Dion Sanders' controversial actions as a coach. The hosts also discuss the PGA Tour's meeting with the Saudi government on September 11th, which is seen as tone-deaf and insensitive. Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, joins the show and he and Puck talk about the Mariners trading players and the financial implications for the team. They mention the potential trade of Luis Castillo and the challenges of finding a team willing to take on his contract. They also discuss the future of Randy Arozarena and the likelihood of the Mariners tendering him a contract. They express uncertainty about the team's financial situation and the lack of transparency from ownership. In this conversation, Ryan Divish and Puck discuss various topics including the financial success of the Seattle Mariners, the contract of Dan Wilson. Danny Kelly, The Ringer, wraps up the show talking about the performance of rookie quarterbacks in the NFL, and the outlook for the Seattle Seahawks. They also touch on the history of their podcasting careers and reminisce about their time together on the Field Gulls podcast. Every week they’ll chat about the NFL, Seahawks and fantasy football.  They discuss the performance of the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, the struggles of rookie quarterbacks, and potential waiver wire pickups in fantasy football. The show ends with, “Hey, what the Puck?!” Puck talks about the   PGA Tour's decision to meet with the Saudi government during the week of 9/11.Rundown00:00 Jim is fresh off a hike and fired up about the Apple Cup! 07:05 Jim slept through the end of the Mariners game and Puck told him he didn’t miss anything. They reacted to the play of Cal Raleigh and their desire for him to come back. 10:08 Jim's Predictions for the Apple Cup11:28 Chad Davis, the worst QB we’ve ever had?15:14 Why is Jim so confident in the Apple Cup?19:02 Jim's Bet Proposal on Twitter27:19 The Apple Cup has taken on more hatred 35:41 Deion Sanders drama in Boulder 46:07 PGA Tour's Insensitive Meeting with the Saudi Government on September 11th57:21 Ryan Divish joins the show….Exploring Trades and Financial Challenges01:13:13 The Uncertain Future of Randy Arozarena01:15:08 Challenges of Trading Luis Castillo01:18:35 Lack of Transparency from Ownership01:19:04 The Financial Success of the Seattle Mariners01:23:55 Danny Kelly, weekly visit….Rookie Quarterbacks Struggle in the NFL01:25:30 The Dominance of the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers01:36:29 Potential Waiver Wire Pickups in Fantasy Football01:46:17  “Hey, what the Puck!?” The PGA Tour's Tone-Deaf Decision

On this week’s ‘Old Crimson Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett, Jim Moore and Paul Sorensen react to the Texas Tech win but quickly turn their attention to  Apple Cup  One of the main topics is perhaps fan apathy for the Cougar fan base. They also touch on the disappointment in the low attendance at recent games and the need for fans to support the program. Jim is more confident than Paul and Puck and says the Cougs will win by more than double digits. The others are confident but they think it will be a much closer game. They are joined by Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan.com to get the latest from Pullman.Jim bring’s up Puck’s idea that if the Cougs win they should take a Pac-12 flag and plant it on the Big10 logo.

On this weeks “Coug’s Corner” Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett is once again joined by WSU head coach Jake Dickert.  It’s Apple Cup week and Puck and Jake chat about the importance of the game and why Cougar fans need to be engaged and involved in this game and for the season.  Coach Dickert points out that he was disappointed in the attendance for Texas Tech and hopes it gets better because the Cougs needs the fans to be involved. They touch on the play of John Mateer and the physicality that he plays with and why he’s the X factor for Saturday.

Bill Krueger from Root Sports joins Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and they haven't talked since the firing of Scott Servais and the report that Jerry Dipoto will come back next season as president of baseball operations. Did Bill like the move?  Has Edgar Martinez truly made a big difference with hitting/approach?  Lastly, Krueger shakes his head at the thought the M's could trade Logan Gilbert in the offseason.

John Canzano stops by and he and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discuss the play of the northwest schools so far in the season.  Are Cougar fans fired up for the Apple Cup?  Are Oregon State fans looking forward to their game with the Ducks.  Puck asks John if he thinks Dan Lanning is a good coach or just a good recruiter. Finally, what have we learned in the first two games from Jedd Fisch?

Rob Staton and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host recap the Seahawks win over Denver and address their concerns with the offensive line. How was Ryan Grubb and the offense able to turn things around in the second half?  Puck and Rob both feel that Geno was forcing things in the first half to maybe prove he is a top flight QB. Finally, they gush about the defense, especially, Riq Woolen and Devon Witherspoon.

On today's Daily Puck Drop with Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host...Puck opens up talking about the state of the Mariners and whether or not they can squeeze into the playoffs, Puck doesn't think or want them to.   Puck says he feels some fans for WSU have apathy toward this weeks Apple Cup and he certainly understands why.  Finally, he wonders why the Seahawks created cap space with adjusting DK's contract. Puck is joined on today's show by Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftblog.com, John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com and Bill Krueger, ROOT Sports. First up, Rob Staton and Puck recap the Seahawks win over Denver and address their concerns with the offensive line. How was Ryan Grubb and the offense able to turn things around in the second half?  Puck and Rob both feel that Geno was forcing things in the first half to maybe prove he is a top flight QB. Finally, they gush about the defense, especially, Riq Woolen and Devon Witherspoon. John Canzano stops by and he and Puck discuss the play of the northwest schools so far in the season.  Are Cougar fans fired up for the Apple Cup?  Are Oregon State fans looking forward to their game with the Ducks.  Puck asks John if he thinks Dan Lanning is a good coach or just a good recruiter. Finally, what have we learned in the first two games from Jedd Fisch? Finally, we touch on the Mariners with Bill Krueger from Root Sports. Bill and Puck haven't talked since the firing of Scott Servais and the report that Jerry Dipoto will come back next season as president of baseball operations. Did Bill like the move?  Has Edgar Martinez truly made a big difference with hitting/approach?  Lastly, Krueger shakes his head at the thought the M's could trade Logan Gilbert in the offseason. To wrap up the show it's "Hey, what the Puck!?"  Puck honors/celebrates the life of James Earl Jones as he plays his speech from Field of Dreams.

In this conversation, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore, former co-host at KJR,  discuss the debut of Mike Macdonald  as the Seahawks' head coach and the performance of the Seahawks' defense in their game against the Broncos. They also talk about the offensive line struggles, the importance of gap integrity, and their lack of interest in X's and O's analysis. The conversation includes some humorous anecdotes and banter. In this part of the conversation, Jim and Puck discuss football and their expectations for upcoming games. They also talk about their experiences in Pullman and their thoughts on the Mariners. The main themes include football predictions, the Mariners' performance, and their time in Pullman. In this part of the conversation, Jim Moore and Puck discuss the upcoming football games and their predictions. Rundown00:00 Daily Puck Drop LIVE!! 03:24 Changes in the Daily Puck Drop Format05:14 Debut of Mike McDonald as Seahawks' Defensive Coordinator08:01 Struggles of the Offensive Line09:28 Strong Performance by Seahawks' Defense18:09 Lack of Interest in X's and O's Analysis20:05 Football Predictions and Expectations21:44 The Mariners' Playoff Chances23:18 Experiences in Pullman29:12 Anticipation for the Apple Cup

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host is joined by Curtis Crabtree, Fox 13  and Tim Booth, Associated Press,  for a roundtable discussion about the Seahawks game. They analyze the performance of the team, including the debut of coach Mike McDonald, the offensive line issues, and the impressive tackling by the defense. They also discuss the demeanor of McDonald and the adjustments made by offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the passing game and the potential impact of the offensive line on its success. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the Seattle Seahawks' right tackle situation and their travel schedule. They also talk about the next steps for the team and the catch by Tyler Lockett. Rundown 00:00 Analyzing the Seahawks Game and debut of Mike Macdonald 15:00  The Impact of the Offensive Line on the Passing Game…Can it get better?23:00  Uncertainty at Right Tackle for the Seattle Seahawks…Are there any options to improve the OL?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, joined weekly by Jim Duquette, MLB Network radio and they opened up about the  firing of Scott Servais and the future of the Seattle Mariners. They discuss the struggles of the offensive line and the possibility of trading pitchers. The hosts also talk about Shohei Ohtani's incredible season and his chances of reaching the 50-50 club. Rundown0:00 The Impact of Scott Servais' Firing on the Seattle Mariners and surprised Jerry Dipoto returned?18:05  The Need for Change in the Seattle Mariners Organization23:10 The Moving Goal Posts for the Seattle Mariners26:10 Simplifying the Approach to Hitting in Baseball28:01 :49 Trading Pitchers and the Value of Contracts30:00 14 The Potential Trade Value of Logan Gilbert33:00 Shohei Ohtani's Incredible Season

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Chris Egan, King 5, discuss various topics including Chris's return to America, the excitement of high school football, the Washington State Fair, and Chris's daughter's wedding. They also talk about the Seahawks and the tradition of the father-daughter dance at weddings. In this conversation, Chris Egan and Puck discuss various topics including technical difficulties, the Puyallup Fair, the Seattle Mariners, and the upcoming Seattle Seahawks season. They also share personal stories about family events and a boating mishap. The conversation is filled with humor and insights into local sports and events.Rundown 00:00 Chris Egan's Return to America and the Excitement of High School Football01:35 Wedding of the year for Egan’s daughter 03:12 What’s with the tradition of dancing with your daughter at her wedding? Scones or elephant ears?26:01 Why did the M’s bring Jerry Dipoto back?31:01 Excitement over the start for the Seahawks 37:07 Chris saves a sinking boat

On today’s Daily Puck Drop,  Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore, former co-host at KJR, open up with Jim on the road in Madras, Oregon.  They discuss their excitement and nerves about taking the show live starting Monday. They mention the sponsors of their show and express gratitude for their support. They briefly mention the possibility of new hosts taking over their previous time slot.  The conversation revolves around the Seattle Mariners and their general manager Jerry Dipoto. The hosts discuss the recent decision to extend Dipoto's contract despite the team's lack of success. They express frustration with the organization's lack of accountability and the failure to make the playoffs in nine years. They also discuss the team's farm system, the toxic environment within the organization, and the Mariners' reputation for being cost-conscious. The conversation touches on the possibility of trading players and the future of the team. In this final part of the conversation, Jim and Puck discuss the memories and emotions surrounding the Oakland Coliseum, the potential contract extension for Geno Smith, and their smoking lock of the week. They also introduce Taylor Mathis, a sports handicapper, and discuss upcoming episodes and guests.Rundown00:00 Jim at a park in Madras, Oregon 05:39 Show goes live starting Monday…the guys are a little nervous 08:24 Gratitude for Sponsors and New App15:13 Puck gives out Jim’s Venmo again so people can send him money19:47 Jim and Puck talk about their replacements on the radio 20:21 Frustration with the Mariners' Lack of Success21:19 The Toxic Environment within the Organization22:09 Dipoto's Reputation for Being Cost-Conscious26:06 Speculation about Trades and the Future of the Team42:01 Remembering the Oakland Coliseum44:15 The Geno Smith Contract Extension47:14 Introducing Taylor Mathis, a busty sports handicapper 59:20 Upcoming Episodes and Guests

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, hold an emergency podcast after the announcement that Jerry Dipoto is returning in 2025. Puck and Divish discuss the lack of transparency from ownership and the concerns about Dipoto's ability to build a successful offense. They also speculate on the length of Dipoto's contract and the potential risks of desperate decision-making to save his job. The conversation highlights the need for stability and clear direction within the organization.Rundown00:00 Jerry Dipoto is coming back in ’25…why?05:25 What led to the decision?09:30 The Lack of Transparency in Bringing Back Dipoto14:45 The Concerns About the Offense23:25 The Risks of Desperate Decision-Making29:30 The Importance of Stability and Clear Direction

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com….Football season is back and the conversation revolves around the upcoming Seahawks Broncos game. The hosts discuss their excitement for the season and their expectations for the Seahawks. They also touch on the San Francisco 49ers and their potential regression. The conversation then shifts to the coaching changes in Seattle and the impact it may have on the team's performance. They discuss DK Metcalf and the need for him to prove himself as a dominant receiver. The hosts also speculate on the Seahawks' offensive strategy and the depth at the wide receiver position. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Seahawks and their upcoming season. The hosts discuss the offensive strategy under new offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, the potential of running back Kenneth Walker, the concerns about quarterback Geno Smith's social media presence, and the excitement surrounding the team's throwback uniforms. Rundown00:00 The Return of Football Season and Excitement for the Seahawks03:08 Expectations for the Seahawks and the Impact of Coaching Changes18:43 DK Metcalf's Need to Prove Himself as a Dominant Receiver22:11 The Seahawks' Offensive Strategy and Wide Receiver Depth22:48 Analyzing the Seahawks' Offensive Strategy24:16 The Potential of Kenneth Walker26:06 Concerns About Geno Smith's Social Media Presence28:37 The Excitement Surrounding the Throwback Uniforms35:07 Rob Staton's Post-Game Show

On this week’s show, Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host  and Mike Garafolo, NFL Network discuss the start of the football season and the upcoming Chiefs vs. Ravens game. They also touch on topics such as the unpredictability of football, the importance of the trenches, and the annoyance of certain sports commentators. They briefly mention the rumors surrounding Geno Smith and the Seahawks, as well as the recent controversy involving an undercover reporter in the Washington Football Team organization. In this conversation, Mike Garafolo and Puck discuss various topics related to the NFL. They talk about the recent firing of a Washington Football Team employee, the importance of fans in the NFL, player injuries and contract negotiations, and the upcoming NFL season. They also share there love for road rage Rundown00:00 The Start of Football Season and the Chiefs vs. Ravens Game03:18 The Unpredictability of Football and Overcomplicated Analysis05:31 The Importance of the Trenches in Football cliche! 09:04 Rumors and Misinformation: Geno Smith and the Seahawks14:46 Controversy Surrounding an Undercover Reporter in the Washington Football Team18:52 The Controversial Firing of a Washington Football Team Employee22:31 “mouth breather” fans in NFL 31:37  Road Rage love

Today is episode # 300!!! Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host, opens up the Daily Puck Drop  venting about his frustrating morning dealing with website authentication and payment plan updates. Puck discusses the upcoming Seahawks season and promotes that Curtis Crabtree, Fox 13 and Tim Booth, Associated Press will  join him on Mondays to analyze the team. He expresses his frustration with the Mariners' performance and the possibility of Jerry Dipoto returning as the general manager. The conversation transitions to high school football and other podcasts before diving into the Seahawks' training camp and the changes under new head coach Mike McDonald. The influence of defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier is highlighted as a valuable resource for McDonald. In this conversation, Puck, Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree  discuss various topics related to the Seattle Seahawks. They touch on the competitive nature of training camp, DK Metcalf's performance and potential contract extension, the expectations for backup quarterback Geno Smith, the status of injured players, and the recent firing of a Washington Commanders executive. Rundown00:00 Puck hates dealing with password! 02:23 Mariners collapse 06:51 Speculating on Jerry Dipoto's Future09:34 Unpopular Move if Jerry Dipoto Returns14:10 Frustration with the Mariners' Collapse17:38 Discussing the Oakland Coliseum and feeling bad for the fans18:08 Promoting the Huskies and Cougars Podcasts20:32 Changes in the Seahawks' Training Camp25:33 The Influence of Leslie Frazier30:06 The Importance of Competition30:08 The Importance of Competition in Training Camp31:50 DK Metcalf's Prove-It Year33:04 Geno Smith's Potential and Contract Situation36:04 Injury Updates and Offensive Line Concerns43:24 Controversial Firing of Washington Commanders' VP

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host is joined by  Todd Milles, Scorebook Live Washington Senior Editor, who has been covering high school athletics since 1994, reveals the top 10 high school football teams in the state of Washington, regardless of classifications. The top 10 teams are: Bellevue, Lake Stevens, Camas, Eastside Catholic, Sumner, Anacortes, Eastlake, Kennewick, Kennedy Catholic, and Linden. Todd provides insights into each team and their strengths, including standout players and coaching strategies. He emphasizes the depth and talent of these teams and predicts a challenging season for Lake Stevens as they aim for a historic three-peat.TakeawaysThe top 10 high school football teams in Washington, regardless of classifications, are Bellevue, Lake Stevens, Camas, Eastside Catholic, Sumner, Anacortes, Eastlake, Kennewick, Kennedy Catholic, and Linden.Each team has its own strengths, including talented players and experienced coaching staff.Lake Stevens faces the challenge of replacing 10 defensive starters from last year's team, but their strong offensive backfield gives them an advantage.Bellevue is considered the most complete team in the state, with a deep roster and a strong coaching staff.The high school football season in Washington is highly anticipated and there is excitement around the top teams and their potential for success.

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host, is joined by former player Jordan Reffett and sideline reporter Elise Woodward for their weekly chat talking Husky Football. They highlight the standout players and areas for improvement, such as the defensive line and the need for more turnovers. The conversation also touches on the challenges of accessing games on TV and the frustration it causes for fans. The hosts end with a preview of the upcoming game against Eastern Michigan and the highly anticipated Apple Cup against Washington State.Rundown00:00 Elise wants to hurry up so she can drink00:56 Debut of Jedd Fisch  and how the team looked in first game 02:29 Areas for Improvement: Defensive Line and Turnovers06:08 Frustration with Limited TV Access for Fans09:23 Preview of Upcoming Games: Eastern Michigan and Apple Cup

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host is joined by Jm Moore and former WSU All-American Paul Sorensen to discuss the Cougs opener. They chat about the performance of John Mateer and the comparison to former quarterback Cam Ward, highlighting Matter’s arm strength and ability to push the ball downfield. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the upcoming game between Wazzu and Texas Tech. They analyze the strengths and weaknesses of both teams and express their confidence in WSU's ability to win. They also emphasize the importance of fan support and filling the stadium. The hosts mention the need for improvement in attendance and encourage fans to show their support for the team. They conclude by promoting the Cougar Collective and the 1890 Club as ways to contribute to WSU's athletic program.Rundown00:00 Concerts and Marijuana Use…Jim is on security duty in Bend02:25 Struggles with Finding and Streaming Football Games…Once again a Jim issue! 08:06 The Impressive Performance of John Mateer10:05 Comparison Between Mateer and Cam Ward22:06 The Billy Napier Hot Seat Watch and the potential pain it could cause the Huskies 23:32 Analyzing WSU's Running Back and Offensive Line Performance26:26 Discussion of Point Spread Changes and WSU's Chances of Winning30:47 Fans must show up to the games and show their support 37:12 Texas Tech is a must win for the Cougs

On this week’s “Cougs Corner” with  John Mateer, the Wazzu QB  discusses his debut game, his pregame routine, his leadership style, and his experience competing for the starting quarterback job. He also talks about his running ability, his admiration for other quarterbacks, and his love for Texas barbecue. Mateer praises the performance of the offensive line and the receivers in the game against Portland State and expresses confidence in the team's ability to continue performing well. In this conversation, John Mateer, the quarterback for Washington State University, discusses his journey to the team, the changing landscape of college athletics, and his football influences. He also talks about the upcoming game against Texas Tech and his experience playing high school football in Texas.Rundown00:00 A Successful Debut: John Mateer's First Game as Washington State's Quarterback03:05 Becoming a Vocal Leader: Mateer's Leadership Style06:48 Learning from Cam Ward: Consistency and Ignoring Negativity09:05 Developing Running Ability: Mateer's Inspiration from Lamar Jackson and Jake Locker12:02 Texas Barbecue and Miss Huddy's Partnership: Mateer's Love for BBQ15:17 Impressive Performance: Offensive Line and Receivers Shine in the Game Against Portland State19:13 From Underrecruited to Washington State26:45 Mateer's Football Influences29:06 The Thrill of Texas High School Football

This week's episode starts off with Jason  "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  expressing his frustration at seeing Ryan Divish's, Seattle Times,  name and face everywhere while he was on vacation. They discuss the Marine Layer podcast and the Locked On Mariners podcast, with Puck jokingly threatening to come after them.  The conversation then shifts to their recent experiences in Montana, including a visit to the Bulldog Saloon. They discuss the collapse of the Seattle Mariners and the firing of manager Scott Servais. They criticize the ownership group for their handling of the situation and their lack of common sense. They also discuss the lack of communication and transparency from the organization. The conversation revolves around the recent managerial change in the Seattle Mariners organization and the lack of transparency and accountability from the front office. The hosts discuss the decision to hire Scott Servais as the full-time manager and the confusion surrounding his status. They express their frustration with the organization's handling of the situation and their disappointment in the lack of a press conference or in-person announcement. They also touch on the ownership group's influence on decision-making and the financial challenges the team may face in the future. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and their future prospects. They discuss the team's financial situation, potential trades, and the challenges they face in building a competitive roster. They also touch on the team's identity and the difficulties they have in attracting top talent. Rundown00:00 Puck assaults Ryan for stepping out on him with every podcast in the world! 04:46 The Bulldog Saloon Experience...Montana bar done right 09:38 The Collapse of the Seattle Mariners15:23 Criticism of the Ownership Group19:10 Lack of Communication and Transparency23:18 Lack of Transparency and Accountability26:45 Confusion Surrounding Scott Servais' Status35:31 Influence of the Ownership Group43:08 Financial Challenges and Potential Impact49:29 Navigating Financial Challenges52:27 Struggle to Attract Top Talent56:09 Inconsistent Identity and Roster Construction

On today's, Daily Puck Drop ,  Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore, former co-host at KJR with Puck, discuss various topics including Jim's experience at a Doobie Brothers concert, their thoughts on erectile dysfunction medication, the Seattle Mariners' disappointing season, and the possibility of Jerry Dipoto being retained as the team's general manager. They also touch on Jim's upcoming move and the challenges faced by the Mariners' ownership. The conversation is filled with humor and candid opinions. In this part of the conversation, Puck and Jim discuss various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and Washington State Cougars. They talk about the Mariners' struggles, the role of the coaching staff, and the financial challenges the team may face in the future. They also discuss the upcoming Cougars football season and share their thoughts on player interviews and parking lot etiquette at shopping malls.Rundown 00:00 A Night with the Doobie Brothers and Aging Challenges08:25 The Seattle Mariners' Disappointing Season15:59 The Future of Jerry Dipoto and the Mariners' Ownership26:04 The Struggles of the Seattle Mariners32:49 Financial Challenges for the Mariners35:16 Previewing the Washington State Cougars Football Season39:06 Etiquette at Shopping Malls: Parking Lot Behavior

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, discuss Puck's recent vacation in the Canadian Rockies and the kindness of Canadians. They then delve into the future of the Oregon State and Washington State football teams, specifically regarding their scheduling agreement with the Mountain West Conference. They explore the possibility of the two schools forming an agreement with the ACC and discuss the challenges of scheduling independent games. They also touch on the recent telecast of the Oregon State and Washington State football games on the CW network and the issues with game overflows. Finally, they address the ongoing dispute between the Big Ten Network and Xfinity. The conversation discusses the ongoing dispute between the Big Ten Network and Comcast over distribution rights. It explains how the Big Ten Network is owned by Fox and is included in the basic cable package for local cable providers in Big Ten markets, while it is considered an outer tier channel for the rest of the country. The dispute arose when Comcast started charging an additional fee for the Big Ten Network in the Pacific Northwest, where there are no Big Ten teams. The conversation also touches on alternative streaming options for viewers.Rundown00:00 Kindness and Cleanliness in the Canadian Rockies03:31 The Future of Oregon State and Washington State Football07:11 Exploring Scheduling Agreements with the ACC12:02 Challenges of Telecasting Games on the CW Network17:22 Dispute Between Big Ten Network and Xfinity18:41 The Big Ten Network and Comcast Distribution Dispute19:40 Understanding the Inner Market vs. Outer Market Debate20:39 Comcast's Markup and the Staring Contest21:35 The Bigger Negotiation at Play22:34 The Impact on Viewers and Alternative Streaming Options

Jason  "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Brad Adam, Root Sports,  discuss their recent experiences and catch up on the latest news. They talk about Puck's 10-day road trip in a van and the challenges and joys of living on the road.They talked about the firing of Scott Servais and the hiring of Dan Wilson. They touch on the upcoming series against the Oakland A's and the possibility of the team moving to Sacramento. The conversation ends with a reflection on the loyalty of sports fans. The conversation revolves around the Seattle Mariners and their struggles as a team. The hosts discuss the ownership's commitment to winning, the need for changes in the front office, and the team's offensive struggles. They also speculate on the future of the team, including potential trades and acquisitions. The conversation ends with a discussion about the current interim manager and the possibility of him becoming the permanent manager.Rundown00:00 Brad and Puck are back together!! 00:28 Van Life and Road Trip Experiences03:31 Mariners' Struggles and firing of Scott Servais and the hiring of Dan Wilson 06:08 The Challenge of Winning the Series Against the Oakland A's08:55 The Unlikelihood of Making the Playoffs11:29 The Surprising Success of the Oakland A's13:00 Concerns About the Team's Possible Relocation13:48 The Challenges of Ownership14:22 The Need for Front Office Changes17:21 Offensive Struggles and Talent Evaluation18:08 The Crucial Offseason23:11 The Future of Dan Wilson...Does he want the job full time?

Daily Puck Drop is back! Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host shares his recent road trip experience and discusses the firing of Scott Servais. He expresses frustration with the team's lack of improvement and accountability, criticizing the front office and ownership. Puck emphasizes the need for new ownership and a complete overhaul of the organization. He also highlights the team's offensive struggles and questions their philosophy. Puck concludes by expressing his love for the Mariners despite his disdain for the people running the organization. In this part of the conversation, Puck discusses various sports topics, including the Seattle Mariners' disappointing season, the upcoming Seattle Seahawks season, and the start of college football. He also announces changes to the show's schedule and teases upcoming podcast episodes. Puck ends the conversation by pondering why Canadians are so nice.Rundown00:00 A Road Trip and Much-Needed Break...Goldee survived!15:13 Frustration with the Firing of Scott Servais16:40 The Need for New Ownership and Overhaul18:50 Questioning the Team's Offensive Philosophy24:07 Expressing Love for the Mariners Despite Frustration26:26 Disappointing Season for the Seattle Mariners28:14 Excitement for the Seattle Seahawks Season29:42 Change in Coaching Approach for the Seahawks32:36 Encouraging Signs for the Seahawks35:30 Start of College Football Season35:59 Impressive Performance by John Mateer39:43 The Niceness of Canadians41:37 Changes to the Show's Schedule45:18 Appreciation for the Audience's Support

Update from our roadtrip through Canada and Glacier National Park. The show returns in full force on Tuesday, September 3rd.

Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host  and Washington State head football coach Jake  Dickert debut their Coug’s Corner podcast that will air throughout the college football season. Jake will join Puck on five different appearances throughout the season. In between those visits, other Cougar coaches and players will join Puck, courtesy of the Cougar Collective and Flatstick Pub. They open talking about youth sports, coaching, and the changing landscape of college football. They also touch on the challenges and rewards of the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) era in college sports. In this conversation, Coach Dickert discusses various topics related to Washington State football, including recruiting strategies, building a strong team culture, the challenges of coaching in a changing landscape, and the upcoming season. He emphasizes the importance of investing in high school recruits and developing a strong regional presence. Coach Dickert also highlights the significance of team culture and connectedness, as well as the X-factor that certain players bring to the game, including John Mateer.  He expresses excitement for the upcoming season and the competitiveness of the team. Finally, he discusses the challenges of playing Mountain West teams and the honor of hosting Texas Tech and honoring former coach Mike Leach.Rundown00:00 It’s the debut of the Coug’s Corner podcast with Jake Dickert 06:23 Coaching your own kids and what led him to coaching 11:32 The Changing Landscape of College Football16:47 The Challenges and Rewards of the NIL Era18:45 Supporting Washington State University Athletes in the NIL Era26:03 Fostering a Positive and Competitive Team Culture31:49 The Impact of the X-Factor in Players36:35 Challenges of Playing Mountain West Teams39:15 Hosting Texas Tech and Honoring Mike Leach

It’s the debut of the  'Puck the Huskies' Podcast with Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and Elise Woodward, sideline reporter for Husky football and Jordan Reffett, former Husky football player. It’s all brought to you by Georgetown Brewery.  They start off the show talking about departure of former head coach Kalen DeBoer and the impact it had on the team and fans. They also touch on the hiring of Jedd Fisch as the new head coach and his energy and attention to detail. The conversation explores the potential of Ryan Grubb as a head coach and the role of the athletic director in the hiring process. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the coaching style and approach of Fisch. They highlight his emphasis on being on the cutting edge and his background as a non-college football player, like Mike Leach.  They also discuss his focus on running the program like an NFL team and the potential impact of having NFL coaches around. The conversation touches on the expectations for the team in the upcoming season and the challenges they may face due to roster turnover. They also express their disappointment with the reorganization of conferences and the loss of traditional rivalries and Puck yells at both Elise and Joran  over this years Apple Cup! Rundown 00:00 Introducing the 'Puck the Huskies' Podcast05:02 Reflecting on the Impact of Kalen  DeBoer's Departure08:43 The Disappointment of the National Championship Loss, and DeBoer leaving shortly after 13:24 DeBoer's Move to Alabama. How do Husky fans feel about it? 16:37 Why wasn’t Ryan Grubb the choice and did Elise and Jordan want him to get the job?22:53 First Impressions of Jedd Fisch25:41 Jordan loves the approach that Fisch brings to the program 26:13 Elise touches in on how Fisch is somewhat comparable to the late Mike Leach 28:36 Fisch runs his program like an NFL team…Have you heard that before?29:30 What role will Bill Belichick have on the team this year if any?33:46 What’s a good season for Husky football? 38:27 The dismantling of the Pac-12 and how longstanding rivalries have been destroyed….Would Elise and Jordan go back and change anything?

First edition of the ‘Ol Crimson Podcast w/  Jim Moore, former co-host with Puck on KJR Paul Sorensen, former All-American safety at WSU and Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host, talk Cougars football leading up to a pivotal 2024 season. It’s all brought to you by the Cougar Collective and Flatstick Pub.   They open up talking  about the changes in the conference landscape, the importance of culture in the Washington State football program, and the impact of NIL on recruiting and player retention. They also touch on the upcoming season and the challenges the team will face. Overall, the conversation highlights the passion and dedication of Coug fans and their commitment to supporting the team. The conversation covers various topics related to college football, including the expectations and pressures on paid athletes, the quarterback situation with John Mateer being named the starter, the importance of a strong offensive line, the potential of the running backs, the fan base and attendance concerns, and the upcoming rivalry game against the University of Washington. They also give their predictions for the upcoming season. Rundown00:00 First edition of the ‘Ol Crimson Podcast 07:06 Changes in the Conference Landscape09:39 Paul details the culture that Jake Dickert has built at WSU 12:37 The Role of the Cougar Collective NIL in Recruiting and Player Retention17:23 Challenges in the Upcoming Season. How will the Cougs fare?24:56 The Passion and Dedication of Coug Fans28:53 The Expectations and Pressures on Paid Athletes30:50 Expectations of John Mateer as the teams starting quarterback 34:23 The Importance of a Strong Offensive Line36:27 Fr. running back Wayshawn Parker is talk of camp 38:29 Concerns about the Fan Base and Attendance42:32 Predictions for the Season and the Apple Cup

On this weeks episode, Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, discuss the upcoming college football season and the challenges faced by teams in the Pac-12 conference. They touch on topics such as the importance of winning games for future conference realignment, the impact of transfers on team chemistry, and the need for fan support and engagement. They also discuss the changing dynamics of rivalries and the potential for scheduling partnerships with other conferences. What does the future of college football look like?Rundown 00:00 College football is back and it’s nice to talk about games again03:16 Importance of winning games for Oregon State and Washington State 07:08 Building a consistent winner in the transfer portal 09:25 Cougar/Beaver fans need to avoid apathy 11:19 Are rivalries in college football over17:26 Exploring Scheduling Partnerships with Other Conferences, like ACC and Big 12 31:00 Puck signs off and he and Canzano will talk in a few weeks after Puck gets back from vacation

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, joined by Brad Adam, Root Sports, for his weekly conversation discussing the Mariners.  The majority of the conversation centered on who is to blame for their play?  Is it the fault of ownership, the front office or the manager?  Puck and Brad both agree they all share blame.  if they do miss the playoffs and make changes at the end of the season, do they just fire Scott Servais or do they also include Jerry Dipoto and the front office into that equation?Why do so many of the players they acquire struggle to hit here?  Servais seems to get all the blame for the offense, but for some fans he gets no credit for how the pitchers perform.  However, Dipoto and the front office get all the credit for the pitching staff, but none of the blame for the offense?  Puck heads out on vacation and will be back on Sept. 2, he asked Brad if the M's will have a deficit that is greater or lesser than five?

On today’s, Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host, rants about the latest Mariners loss, injury updates on the  Seahawks, John Mateer being named the starting quarterback for Wazzu, and the debut of two new college football podcasts. Puck also expresses his frustration with the Mariners' offensive woes and calls for a change in the organization and it’s not just firing Scott Servais. He criticizes the lack of a clear offensive philosophy and the failure to develop offensive talent. Puck also touches on the ongoing debate between Scott Servais and Jerry Dipoto and the challenges of the NIL world in college football.Rundown00:00 Struggles of the Seattle Mariners and the Need for Change13:31 The Debate Between Scott Servais and Jerry Dipoto30:40 John Mateer  named the starting quarterback for Washington State38:36 “Hey, what the Puck!?”  Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gunny on the challenges  of the NIL World in College Football

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Duquette, MLB Network radio, chat on their weekly conversation about the  Seattle Mariners and their slim chances of making it to the postseason. They touch on the  team's recent performance, the need for accountability, and the difficulty of overcoming their current situation. They also touch on the potential changes in the front office and managerial positions if the Mariners fail to make the playoffs. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the proposed six-inning rule for starting pitchers in Major League Baseball.Rundown00:00 The Struggles of the Seattle Mariners and can they recover in time or is it running out?06:10 The Need for Accountability and Potential Changes. If they did clean house, what direction would they go in?12:3137 games remain for the Mariners...What win total do they need to get to to win the divsion? 19:14 How does Jim feel about the proposed 6 inning starting pitching proposal that MLB is kicking around?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore, former co-host at KJR,  on today's Daily Puck Drop, discuss various topics including Geno Smith's contract situation, the performance of quarterbacks in preseason games, and their thoughts on Russell Wilson. They also touch on other subjects such as Gardner Minshew's potential fit with the Las Vegas Raiders and the Mariners' recent struggles. They chat about  the potential sale of the Boston Celtics, and upcoming college football games. They also touch on the importance of good reporting and the possibility of Jeff Bezos becoming involved with the Seattle Sonics. Rundown00:00 Sam Howell played great and what's going on with Geno and social media??11:20 Can Howell get Jim his $250 bucks....Gardner Minshew named starter for Raiders and Russell Wilson looks done in the NFL 23:31 The Mariners are in a free fall...Can they go 26-11 to reach 90 wins...Puck and Jim don't think so27:16 If they miss the playoffs, will they clean house or will they just fire Scott Servais? Puck and Jim disagree on what ownership will do 35:44 "Hey, what the Puck?!" Will Jeff Bezos buy the Boston Celtics and don't we want him for the Sonics??  44:44 Puck is off on his road trip!

Chris Egan returns from Paris and shares his experiences with Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host.  He reflects on the culture in France, where people prioritize enjoying meals and being present with each other. Chris also discusses his upcoming wedding and the decisions he needs to make regarding food and drinks. He talks about the Olympic Games and the achievements of athletes like Nevin Harrison and Simone Biles. Chris mentions the return to work, which gets started this weekend with the Seahawks!  Chris and Puck discuss various topics including travel plans, family dynamics, wedding preparations for his daughter, and the performance of the Seattle Mariners. Chris also shares that he's concerned that his sister will bring tupperware to the wedding to take food home and he discovered a mole whisperer. Rundown00:00 Chris recaps Paris and tells Puck what he'll miss about it the most 03:42 Chris details the upcoming wedding of his daughter, Maddie. 09:15 Highlights of the olympic games15:46 KING 5 already putting Chris back to work to cover the Seahawks....give the man a break! 16:04 Travel Plans and Wedding Preparations21:13 Chris is concerned his sister will bring here signature tupperware arsenal to the wedding and take food home 23:26 Chris had a Mole problem, but it was solved with the Mole whisperer...who apparently sniffed the ground??24:42 The Mariners have been a disaster since Chris left...how can we fix them?

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host on the Daily Puck Drop with Jim Moore, Puck's former co-host at KJR. The trio talked about why the Mariners are struggling so much right now and who is responsible for that?  Would it make a difference if they fired Scott Servais?  Ownership is the main issue is to why this team is struggling as much as they are.  Ryan, took a quick pivot from the Mariners to show Puck and Jim is vast knowledge of Washington State Cougar quarterbacks, specifically, Matt Kegel. Back to the Mariners, they also discussed the decision to bring Julio Rodriguez back and some in the fanbase appear to be turning on him. Why?0:00 Jim busts Ryan's ball about not being in Pittsburgh 2:45 Divish wows Puck and Jim with his knowledge of Cougar QB's and the legend that is Havre product Matt Kegel. 6:00 Does Divish feel guilty that he's not covering the team against the Pirates 7:30 If the Mariners made a move by firing Scott Servais, would it change anything? Not a managerial issue, it's an ownership problem. 13:15 Offense continues to be the biggest reason the team struggles 17:51 Surprised the criticism that Julio is facing from fans/media about coming back despite not being 100%?22:15 M's are now three games back...Can they catch Houston?

Today's Daily Puck Drop was a special one!  Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore, Puck's former co-host at KJR, open up about Jim's work experience in Bend, being a security guard at a concert series.  During the show, they are joined by Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, for a surprise visit! The three chat about the  Seattle Mariners, and the importance of ownership in a team's success. They also touch on the loyalty of the Mariners' ownership group, the role of managers and GMs, and the need for investment in the team to attract free agents. Divish, Jim  and Puck discuss the struggles of the Seattle Mariners and the challenges they face in making a playoff push. They analyze the team's offensive woes and the impact of their bullpen decisions. They also discuss the return of injured player Julio Rodriguez and the criticism surrounding his rushed comeback. Once Divish signs off, Puck and Jim react to Mike Garafolo's appearance on the Thursday's show about the possibility of a contract extension for quarterback Geno Smith and the potential challenges the Seahawks face in finding a replacement if they decide to part ways with him. The Friday show concludes with "Friday Voicemails." Rundown 00:00 Jim is once again breaking the rules as a security guard at the Bend concerent series. 03:43 Why does Jim keep breaking rules and why does the Mariners offense stink so much!10:18 Ryan Divish is a surprise guest during the show...he videos in while driving his GF's car to teh show 19:54 The Role of Ownership in a Team's Success25:18 The Need for Change in the Mariners' Leadership27:28 The Importance of Investment in the Team29:22 The Challenges of Julio Rodriguez's Comeback35:26 Contract Extension for Geno Smith46:35 Finding a Replacement Quarterback for the Seahawks56:20 "Hey, what the Puck!" Voicemails from Listeners

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com  joins the show from a cruise ship to talk about the Seahawks. They discuss Rob's vacation, the Seahawks' facilities, the impressive performance of Byron Murphy, the joint practices with the Titans, the potential extension for Geno Smith, and the optimism surrounding the team.Rundown 00:00 Rob is on a cruise surrounded by all you can eat buffets 03:46 Seahawks/ Titans joint practice....Titans facility looks like a dump compared to Seattle's 05:26 Byron Murphy: A Difference-Maker on Defense08:12 Joint Practices: Showcasing Offensive and Defensive Schemes....Seattle has opened up their playbook16:28 The Potential Extension for Geno Smith??? Puck plays video clip from Mike Garafolo's visit for Rob 21:18 Both Puck and Rob are widely optimistic about how the Seahawks will do this season

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, chats with Mike Garafolo, NFL Network on his weekly visit. They chat about  contract negotiations, player empowerment, and injuries. They touch on the ongoing contract dispute between the San Francisco 49ers and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, as well as the potential contract extension for Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith. They also discuss the situation with Trent Williams and the ripple effect of retaining Aiyuk on the 49ers' roster. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the injury to J.J. McCarthy and the uncertainty surrounding his recovery.Chapters00:00 Mike is off to a golf lesson and they jump right into the 49ers standoff with Aiyuk08:18 The Aiyuk situation has put Trent Williams on the back burner14:39 If SF gives in, all 49er players will know they can play hardball with team 16:47 Player Empowerment in the NFL...Is it becoming the NBA? 20:47 The Hassan Reddick Contract Situation22:35 Geno Smith has approached the Seahawks about an extension 25:01 Surprised about the length of recovery for J.J. McCarthy

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses the Mariners' recent loss, the Seahawks' joint practice with the Titans, and the Blazers' decision to leave Roots Sports. He also addresses the criticism of Julio Rodriguez and highlights the impressive performance of Byron Murphy. Puck concludes by announcing upcoming shows and a road trip, as well as the launch of the LIVE Daily Puck Drop on September 9th.Chapters00:00 Brutal loss for the Mariners 02:23 M's offense lets down again and what is Scott Servais doing with his bullpen?09:24 Stop bitching about Julio Rodriguez playing with an ankle sprain.16:20 Byron Murphy Dominates in Training Camp....Channeling Cortez Kennedy???21:34 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  Blazers Leave Roots Sports, what's next for the Mariners?  South Hill LL set to face Florida Friday in Little League World Series...Puck taking his family and GOLDEE on a roadtrip, what could possibly go wrong???  Daily Puck Drop Goes LIVE on September 9th

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, chats with Ryan Divish, Seattle Times from the parking lot outside the Tacoma Rainiers team store parking lot. Divish is with his step family going out for back to school shopping and has made stops all around the area on the quest for Lululemon outfits. This episode touches on the ass kicking the Tigers gave the Mariners...Does George Kirby need to curb his emotions on the field?  Did Julio come back too soon or is this now standard procedure? Lastly, what will cost to keep Cal Raleigh longterm?  Right now, he's playing the catcher position better than anyone. Stay for the end and the Divish abrupt and awkward goodbye!

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore, Puck's former co-host,  discuss various topics including their routines, awards, golf swings, concerts, and the Mariners' recent game. They touch on the importance of being better, the desire for recognition, and the annoyance of social media posts. They also talk about the performance of George Kirby and the Mariners' defense. The conversation concludes with a discussion about position players pitching in baseball. In this conversation, Jim Moore and Puck discuss various topics including baseball, the Little League World Series, Deion Sanders' drama with CBS, and the upcoming Seahawks-Titans game. They also talk about the launch of the Daily Puck Drop show and the controversy surrounding a GoFundMe page for the families of the South Hill Little League team. The conversation ends with a discussion about using AI to write columns.Rundown00:00 Jim details his work last night at a concert in Bend00:50 Puck and Jim wonder why they haven't won any awards 06:38 Why do people post videos of their golf swing on social media?13:05 Mariners' Defense and George Kirby's Performance19:40 Position Players Pitching in Baseball23:33 Baseball, Little League World Series, and Deion Sanders Drama25:53 Victor Robles' Contract Extension30:40 Should we be funding a teams trip to the Little League World Series?32:09 Seahawks-Titans Joint Practices and Potential Fights....Will Jamal Adams be in the mix?38:18 "Hey, what the Puck!?" Betting on the Little League World Series....Using AI to Write Columns

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports,  seeks advice from Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  about whether he should clean up his dog's vomit or have his daughters do it. Brad pitches a "ROOT Sports After Dark", Puck tells him no way ownership would let that happen.  Victor Robles speaks english  and he has  pet monkeys! After talking about the Robles signing, they say the team needs to turn their attention to getting Raleigh signed.  Puck and Brad both agree that Julio would not have come back on Sunday had the game not been on Sunday Night baseball. Did that decision come from above management?  Rundown00:00 Brad is dealing with a dog and family dilemma at home 05:14 Brad pitches new, "ROOT Sports After Dark Show" and Puck says ownership won't let it happen12:19 Victor Robles extension and he speaks english! 15:31 Robles has pet monkey's...Would Brad and Puck ever have a pet monkey?  Hard pass! 17:42 Now, that Robles is signed, what does the lineup and outfield look like when Julio returns 19:02  Cal Raleigh best catcher in baseball and he needs to be paid like it now! 28:22 Houston is playing better and can the M's hold them off down the stretch

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  opens up with the Victor Robles' contract extension, Cal Raleigh's potential contract, the Seattle Seahawks' joint practices with the Tennessee Titans, Connor Williams' injury status, and Dion Sanders' frustrations as a coach. Puck also mentions upcoming changes to the Daily Puck Drop, including live streaming and a new app. Rundown00:00 Victor Robles' Contract Extension...Great news for Seattle and Robles 13:37 Time to get a deal done for Cal Raleigh 21:44 Seahawks' Joint Practices with Titans starts Wednesday. Who should fight Jamal Adams?23:13 Connor Williams' Injury Status. Do we think he'll be ready for week 1 vs. Denver? Puck is nervous about him 38:27 Changes coming to the Daily Puck Drop...We are going live starting on Sept. 9! 43:07 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  Deion Sanders is cracking  and losing it on reporters in Boulder and is headed for another disappointing season.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, and Jim Duquette, former MLB GM,  discusses his post-baseball life and reflects on his time as a GM. The conversation then shifts to the recent series between the Seattle Mariners and the New York Mets, with Duquette analyzing the Mariners' impressive performance and the impact it may have on the rest of the league. The discussion also touches on the Mariners' pitching rotation, their chances of making it to the playoffs, and the upcoming series against the Houston Astros. The conversation concludes with a brief mention of a controversial play in a recent game involving the Marlins and Padres and the potential for a suspension for Jarren Duran.Rundown00:00 Does Jim Duquette miss being a GM in baseball 03:15 The Mariners' Impressive Series Against the Mets08:36 The Strength of the Mariners' Pitching Rotation13:07 The Crucial Series Against the Houston Astros19:57 Controversial Play involving the Padres and Marlins game 25:01 Speculation on a Potential Suspension for Jarren Duran

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Bill Krueger, ROOT Sports, talk about the Mariners successful week of baseball , with a dominant series against the New York Mets. The team's pitching has been exceptional, with consistent performances from their starters. The Mariners' strong pitching staff gives them a psychological advantage and increases their chances of winning. The team's success is also attributed to the performance of Logan Gilbert, who has improved his breaking pitches and become a dominant pitcher. The Mariners are in a good position for the playoffs, but they will face tough competition from the Houston Astros.Rundown00:00 A perfect weekend of baseball for the Mariners 07:25 Logan Gilbert's Improvement as a Dominant Pitcher14:22 Victor Robles, Justin Turner and Randy Arozarena additions 18:56 Cal Raleigh's Performance and Contract Discussions26:18 Robles brings juice to the team 29:56 Looking ahead to the Tigers and Pirates and pitching matchup of Logan Gilber and Paul Skeenes 33:23 Mariners' Playoff Position and Competition from the Astros

On today's Daily Puck Drop,  Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore, Puck's former co-host at KJR,  discuss various topics including their breakfast choices, the change in packaging of Costco chicken, their eating habits, and their experiences working at golf courses. They also touch on Matt Kuchar's controversial actions, the charm of Moscow, Idaho compared to Pullman, Washington, and the Seattle Mariners' impressive win against the New York Mets. The conversation covers various topics including the performance of Julio Rodriguez, the importance of veteran presence in the Mariners' lineup, Victor Robles being miked up during a game, the kickoff rule change in the NFL, and Sam Howell's performance in a preseason game. In this final part of the conversation, Puck and Jim discuss the recent Seahawks game and their impressions of the team. They also talk about Jake Dickert, the head coach of the Washington State Cougars, who will be joining PuckSports throughout the college football season. Puck shares his experience staying at the Crimson House Bed and Breakfast in Pullman, Washington, and promotes it as a great place for Cougs to stay during football weekends. They also discuss Matt Kuchar's behavior at the Windham Championship and criticize his actions.Rundown00:00 The Costco Chicken Packaging Debate....Bring back the old package! 01:35 Jim details his eating habits and fat shames Puck 02:29 Dodging range balls at Fairwood Country Club 06:13 Matt Kuchar is an idiot09:15 Puck is moving to Moscow, Idaho....at least he wants to! 14:41 Seattle Mariners' Impressive Win16:53 Julio Rodriguez's Performance and National TV Games18:45 The Importance of Veteran Presence in the Lineup20:26 Victor Robles: Entertaining and Insightful on the Field32:40 Criticism of the Kickoff Rule Change in the NFL34:53 Seahawks Game Impressions39:38 Jake Dickert Joins Puck Sports46:29 Crimson House Bed and Breakfast52:09 "Hey, what the Puck!?" Matt Kuchar leader in clubhouse as idiot of the year for his actions this past weekend at the Wyndam Championship.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, broadcast the show from Moscow, Idaho and T-Mobile Park. They chat about  the recent Mariners game, bullpen decisions, the importance of motivation in baseball, and the potential return of Julio Rodriguez and they go back and forth and disagree on how Scott Servais manages his bullpen. Chapters00:00 Puck welcomes Divish to his motel in Moscow, Idaho02:59 Mariners' Bullpen Decisions and Divish and Puck disagree on how they view Scott Servais and his handling of the bullpen 14:00 A managers most important tool is motivation. Does Servais motivate his players?18:12 When will Julio return and when he does why is he only going to be a DH?26:33 End of show and Divish has big plans with the step kids

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore, former co-host with Puck at KJR,  discuss various topics including Puck's visit to Moscow, Idaho, and his meeting with WSU head coach Jake Dickert.  They also talk about the Mariners' recent win, Mitch Haniger's walk-off hit.  The conversation also touches on Jim's ongoing neighbor dispute and the upcoming move of his sons to Pullman. Puck and Jim Moore also chat about the bullpen management, the return of Ryan Stanek, the Seahawks' training camp brawl, and the Team USA basketball win against Serbia. They also share voicemails from listeners and discuss the South Hill Little League's advancement to the Little League World Series. The conversation ends with a discussion about Gino Smith's return to practice.Rundown00:00 Puck's Visit to Moscow and Meeting with Jake Dickert10:34 Mariners' Desperate Win and Haniger's Walk-Off Hit20:13 Jim Moore's Neighbor Dispute and Sons' Move to Pullman20:50 Mariners' Offensive Challenges and Bullpen Management21:38 Ryan Stanek's Return to the Mariners22:24 Questionable Bullpen Management Decisions23:06 Seahawks' Training Camp Brawl and DK Metcalf's Emotional Control25:20 "Hey, what the Puck!?" South Hill Little League Advances to Little League World Series26:31 Gino Smith's Return to Practice

Jason  "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Chris Egan, KING 5 covers various topics including Chris's experience at the Olympics, smoking in the mix zone, European culture, artistic swimming, local athletes, and highlights of the Olympics. The conversation covers various topics including pickleball, other sports played on the beach in Brazil, the popularity of the Olympics, the Little League World Series, and social media in youth sports.Chapters00:00 Egan navigating around Paris and making friends with the French02:14 Smoking in the Mix Zone03:03 Summer of Smoking04:23 Cultural Differences: US vs Europe06:04 Egan has found his new favorite sport.....Artistic Swimming10:33 Celebrating Local Athletes15:19 Favorite moments from the Olympics 17:26 Does anyone in Paris know Pickleball?18:23 Beach Sports in Brazil...Puck's favorite 19:52 Why are the Olympics so popular this year??23:09 South Hill Little League trying to get to the Little League World Series 29:37 Youth sports...put down the social media!

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Mike Garofolo, NFL Network discuss various topics in the NFL. They touch on the incident involving DK Metcalf swinging a helmet at a teammate, the potential discipline he may face, and the difference between his actions and Miles Garrett's incident. They also talk about the ongoing trade rumors surrounding Brandon Aiyuk, the Cleveland Browns' pursuit of a new stadium, and the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback situation. Mike's daughters, Vivian and Carmen crash the show and give their thoughts on Patriots -6.5 vs. the Panthers. Rundown00:00 Seahawks brawl 02:15 DK Metcalf face a suspension or fine?06:42 DK incident compare to Myles Garrett12:25 Trade rumors surrounding Brandon Aiyuk...Who's the leading contender?  Also, who wins Steelers starting job, Russell or Fields? If Russell doesn't win it, is he out of the NFL?17:11 Cleveland Browns want a new stadium and they want a dome...why!?23:35 Michael Penix Jr. have any shot at taking over starting job from Kirk Cousins?25:49 Mike's daughter's crash the show and give their pick for Patriots -6.5 vs. Panthers

In this episode of the Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses the Mariners' recent loss, the Seahawks training camp brawl involving DK Metcalf, and a bet between Puck and Jim Moore on who will start game one of the playoffs. Puck expresses frustration with the Mariners' bullpen decisions and highlights the need for better game management. He also discusses DK Metcalf's reputation as a hothead and the importance of him controlling his emotions on the field. The episode concludes with Puck previewing preseason football games and announcing upcoming vacation plans.Rundown00:00 Mariners bullpen decisions11:02 Seahawks training camp brawl involving DK Metcalf18:51 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  Bet between Puck and Jim Moore23:18 Previewing preseason football games24:21 Upcoming vacation plans...Taking GOLDEE on the road!

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, start off with Divish on his way to  getting a haircut and he's pulled over on the side of the road.  They also cover the upcoming homestand and the role of Scott Servais, who manages using analytics and gut.   Servais made decisions this week in pinch hitting situations that walked the fine line with numbers and feel.  Mitch Garver continues to struggle and there really is no answer how to fix him. Does it feel like Julio is taking longer to recover from his injury...Divish explains and gives his timeline for his return. Rundown 00:00 Divish off to important things...getting a haircut while pulled off on the side of the road and his iphone overheats! 17:09 Scott Servais decisions based on analytics and gut. At times he's the hero, other times the goat19:42 Thoughts on a Victor Robles extension and the excitement with Seattle U product Tarik Skubal pitching against Seattle 23:48 Looking ahead to rest of Tigers series and upcoming Mets series 33:28 It's been a while since ESPN Sunday Night baseball has been in Seattle36:36 Divish missing out on the Pirates roadtrip and that means no Paul Skeenes or Livvy Dunne!

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore, is partner on the old radio show, discuss various topics including their upcoming Husky Roundtable podcast, Jim's issues with his neighbor, their golf outings, the Mariners game, and the scoring decision on a play in the game. They also make a bet on who will start game one of the playoffs for the Mariners. In this conversation, Jim Moore and Puck discuss various topics including baseball, football, and their opinions on different teams and players. They talk about the Seattle Mariners, their performance in recent games, and their upcoming matchups. They also discuss the Seattle Seahawks and their new center, as well as their preseason game against the Chargers. The conversation then shifts to college football, specifically the Oregon Ducks and their head coach Dan Lanning. They express their opinions on Lanning and his branding of the team as the 'team out West.' They also touch on the other Pac-12 defectors and how much they both want them to lose this season Rundown00:00 Jim is not excited for the "Puck The Huskies Podcast"....but he loves Jordan Reffett and Elise Woodward01:50 Jim's Neighbor Issues and Golf Outings04:32 Mariners offense bad again...Decision to pinch hit Garver for Raley and why did the official scorekeeper overturn Raley's error16:37 Jim and Puck make another bet...$100 on who will start game one for the Mariners in the playoffs21:56 Tarik Skubal vs. George Kirby on Wednesday is going to be great!24:08 Seattle Seahawks' New Center Conner Williams and why people get so excited over PFF27:11 "Hey, what the Puck!?" Oregon coach Dan Lanning is a dork...you can't be the one that brands your football team as "the team out west."

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, start off talking about the streaming of the CW Network, the Olympics, and the potential changes in college football conferences.  John  and Puck discuss various topics related to college football, including the new playoff format, the broadcast teams for the Pac-12 games, the potential success of Washington State and Oregon State in the playoff, the challenges faced by the coaching staff at Oregon, and the inspiring story of Oregon State defensive back Jaden Robinson. They also touch on the possibility of Oregon State and Washington State leaving the Pac-12 conference and could they join the ACC or reach a partnership with them or the Big 12?Rundown 00:00 Will CW Network off a streaming service for their games this year?03:09 TV coverage of the Olympics and the parallels with college football 09:09 A CW network broadcaster is out and would Ryan Leaf be the logical choice?15:34 What is the future of the ACC and what is the interest of the Big 12 with Oregon State and Washington State 21:02 The Future of College Football and the New Playoff Format23:42 Challenges Faced by the Coaching Staff at Oregon and can Dan Lanning break through?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Brad Adam, ROOT Sports,  open about talking about their daughter's learning how to drive and nervous it makes them....and the Mitch Garver's struggles.  Brad Adam and Puck discuss various topics including golf, laundry, potential contract extensions for Victor Robles, and the Mariners' lineup. They also touch on the recent MLB trade deadline and the upcoming series against the Tigers. Rundown00:00 Puck gets Brad's advice on his teenager learning how to drive. 03:04 Navigating the Challenges of Teenage Driving09:00 Understanding Mitch Garver's Struggles15:08 Status of the baseball team and the impact of adding Justin Turner to the team 17:39 Brad and Puck want to win the lottery so they can play golf everyday! 19:23 What kind of extension, if any, would they give Victor Robles?22:26 MLB Trade Deadline and the Mariners' Moves25:44 Looking Ahead to the Tigers Series

On today's,  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  starts off with Geno Smith's return to the Seahawks, the future of Sam Howell, the trade rumors surrounding Brandon Aiyuk, and the performance of the Mariners and Tigers. He also mentions the possibility of extending Victor Robles' contract, the naming rights of FIU's football stadium, and the upcoming movie about Hulk Hogan.Rundown00:00 Geno Smith's Return and Future with the Seahawks04:26 Sam Howell's Disappointing Performance in Training Camp18:56 Trade Rumors Surrounding Brandon Aiyuk26:09 Discussion about Extending Victor Robles' Contract35:16 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  Jimmer Fredette rubdown....FIU Sells Football Stadium Naming Rights to Pitbull..... Ben Affleck to Play Hulk Hogan in Film

Jason  "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio,  discuss various topics related to baseball, including recent trades, the performance of teams at the trade deadline, the struggles of certain players, and the upcoming Olympic Games. They also touch on the connection between baseball and women's Olympic soccer. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the potential inclusion of Major League Baseball players in the 2028 Olympics.Rundown01:16 Evaluation of Trades and GM Reactions from the trade deadline 04:09 Impact of Additions to the Mariners' Lineup...How important has Arozarena and Turner been for the team 09:42 Was Tarik Skubal, Seattle U pitcher, almost moved?13:26 How is Blake Snell perceived around baseball?18:17 What would it cost the M's for a Victor Robles extension?23:39 AL West Race and Upcoming Schedules...Comparing and contrasting M's and Astros 27:13 Potential Inclusion of MLB Players in 2028 Olympics30:10 Connection Between Baseball and Women's Olympic Soccer

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host chats with Bill Krueger, ROOT Sports, for their weekly conversation on the Mariners. They talk about the recent series against the Phillies, the impact of new players Arozarena and Robles, and the potential lineup changes when JP Crawford returns. They also discuss Mitch Garver's struggles at the plate, the importance of two-strike hitting, and the efficiency of starting pitchers. The conversation ends with a discussion about the decision to pull starting pitcher Miller from the game.Rundown00:00 Mariners Win Series Against Phillies02:01 Impact of Arozarena and Robles on the Team04:27 Garver's Struggles at the Plate08:19 The Importance of Two-Strike Hitting11:36 Efficiency of Starting Pitchers32:05 Questionable Decision to Pull Miller from the Game

On today's, Daily Puck Drop,  Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore discuss Jim's ongoing war with his neighbor over his dogs, the possibility of getting evicted, and the lack of concern from the house owner. They also talk about Jim's job as a security guard and the recent Mariners games. They highlight the energy and passion of players like Victor Robles and Randy Arozarena, and the potential for the Mariners to have a strong outfield. They also touch on the topic of player celebrations in baseball and the violent nature of football. In this conversation, Puck and Jim Moore discuss various topics including potential contract extensions for Victor Robles, the Seattle Mariners, and the Olympics. They also touch on the recent passing of Charlie Gouge, a former colleague, and share their thoughts on umbrellas in Seattle. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with banter between the hosts.Rundown00:00 Introduction and Neighbor Dispute05:44 Mariners' Strong Outfield and Player Energy09:40 Jim's Job as a Security Guard15:39 Mariners' Recent Games against the Phillies18:38 Infectious Energy of Victor Robles and Randy Arozarena22:10 Contract Extensions and the Future of Victor Robles24:19 Remembering Charlie Gouge, former co-worker at KJR who passed away 29:59 "Hey, what the Puck!?"....French pole vaulter....Chris Egan pickleball report Paris...Why are Seattle people using umbrella's in the summer?

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times  and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host discuss various topics including the struggles of Mitch Garver, the Mariners' trade deadline moves, and the future of the team. Divish shares his insights on the Mariners' attempts to make trades and the challenges they faced. They also talk about the emotional state of Garver and the pressure he feels to perform. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Mariners' financial commitments to Garver and Mitch Haniger. The conversation coversthe dilemma of having two catchers, the challenges of long-term contracts, the team's injuries, and the negative impact of social media on players. The hosts also discuss the possibility of Major League Baseball and the Mariners getting involved in addressing death threats towards players. Rundown00:00 Summing up the MLB trade deadline 04:25 Mariners' Trade Deadline Moves...How close were they to Vlad or Luis Robert Jr?17:40 Mitch Garver's Struggles...what are the options? Would they eat the money on his contract?24:54 Financial Commitments to Garver and Haniger...Any chance they release one or both?28:30 The Dilemma of Two Catchers...M's are playing with fire and Scott Servais knows it 29:08 Contract commitments to Garver and Haniger and impact next offseason 29:36 Mariners are really banged up...when do injured players come back30:25 The Negative Impact of Social Media on Players31:24 Addressing Death Threats and Ensuring Security

Chris Egan, KING 5  joins Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host from Paris during the Olympics. He discusses the atmosphere in Paris, the popularity of the Olympics, and the success of the U.S. Gymnastics team. They also talk about the pressure and mental health challenges that athletes face, as well as the negative impact of social media. They mention the upcoming rowing competition which includes four  University of Washington rowers and the excitement surrounding it. Rundown00:00 Egan is eating and drinking his way through Paris 03:06 Success of the U.S. Gymnastics team and Simone Biles getting golf 08:12 Pressure and mental health challenges for athletes and relating it to the Mitch Garver situation 13:49 Anticipation for the rowing competition, which features four University of Washington rowers 28:04 Future episodes from local eateries in Paris

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore chat Mariners, the health of Geno Smith, traffic in Seattle, and the future of the Seahawks. They also touch on the new kickoff rules in football and the potential of Sam Howell as the Seahawks' quarterback. Puck and Jim talk about the  struggles of Mariners player Mitch Garver and does he need a break, and the upcoming college football season as the Big Ten officially welcomed the west coast schools to the conference . Lastly, Jim updates Puck on his neighbor dispute with his dogs and it has escalated into his neighbor narcing him out. Rundown01:09 Jim stepped out on Puck and did another podcast 03:22 Geno Smith is injured or is he really injured??? Can Sam Howell take the reigns and what about Jim and Puck's Howell vs. Geno bet?08:54 Confusion about the New Kickoff Rules11:17  Best thing for Seahawks is Sam Howell being the guy24:05 M's fans need to show support to Mitch Garver on Friday night 26:43 Big Ten officially welcomes UW to the conference 31:15 "Hey, what the Puck!?" Seattle traffic is the worst....Puck loves WSU QB John Mateer....Neighbor Drama with Jim and his dogs

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftblog.com and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host discuss various topics including Rob's upcoming trip to Vancouver, the traffic in Seattle, and the Seahawks' training camp. They highlight the attention to detail and purposeful approach of the new coaching staff, express optimism about the defense, and express concerns about the offensive line. They also discuss the potential future quarterbacks for the Seahawks and the importance of finding the right franchise quarterback.Rundown00:00 One week into Seahawks camp!03:08 Puck hates Seattle traffic...Rob details nightmare trip to London 06:18 Observations from Seahawks Training Camp10:10 Concerns about the Offensive Line19:29 The Importance of Finding the Right Franchise Quarterback25:34 Potential Future Quarterbacks for the Seahawks32:22 Wrap-up and Where to Find Rob's Work

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, talk all things NFL, our love for the old super fans like  Broncos barrel guy, Jets fan, Mama Blue and they wrap about what's happening at  the Seahawks camp, the status of players like Abe Lucas and Connor Williams, the impact of Leslie Frazier on the coaching staff, the potential of Devin Hester in the new kickoff rules, the injury status of Geno Smith, Ian Rapoport's YouTube page, and the potential impact of Jalen McMillan. Rundown00:00 Mike is in Washington covering the Commanders camp 02:14 Training Camp storylines around the NFL03:07 The NFL needs the Washington Commanders to be relevant again08:23 Fan Characters in the NFL and who are our favorites from NFL past 10:03 What's the buzz around Seahawks training camp 13:58 Uncertainty Surrounding Abe Lucas15:21 Uncertainty Surrounding Connor Williams and why haven't the Seahawks signed him 16:12 The Impact of Leslie Frazier on Mike Macdonald 17:47 How would Devin Hester do with the new kickoff rules??18:24 Monitoring Geno Smith's Injury. Is it concerning?20:00 The Potential of Jalen McMillan

Today's ,  Daily Puck Drop with Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, covers various sports topics, including the Mariners' recent loss, concerns about Geno Smith in Seahawks camp, and the struggles of Mitch Garver. The conversation also touches on the Big 12 conference and potential alliances with Oregon State and Washington State. The host expresses his dislike for playing golf with strangers and discusses the douchey behavior of the Colorado Buffaloes. The episode concludes with a preview of upcoming interviews with Mike Garofolo and Rob Staton.Rundown00:00 Scott Servias poor managerial decisions...Health of team...Mitch Garver "death threats" and why are people giving M's ownership praise?16:57 Geno Smith's Health and Potential Starting Quarterback for the future? 31:07 "Hey, what the Puck!?" Dislike for Playing Golf with Strangers....Rumors of Alliances in the Big 12 Conference for Washington State and Oregon State???Criticism of Colorado Buffaloes' Social Media Jerseys

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joined Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, on Tuesday for an hour leading up to the major league baseball trade deadline. Ryan recaps the trades Seattle has already made and looked ahead to further moves. However, the M's did not make another move after they acquired reliever J.T. Chargois from Miami. Divish and Puck also talked about why certain teams like the White Sox, Angels, Rockies and A's didn't move many players and why Luis Robert Jr and Vlad Guerrero Jr. remained with their teams.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore, former KJR host, open up the "Daily Puck Drop" about their "love" for listener Blake, the challenges of interviewing their friend Bill Krueger and the Mariners' trade deadline moves. They also touch on the importance of veteran presence and the impact of Justin Turner on the team. Overall, they give the Mariners a high grade for their deadline acquisitions and express optimism about the team's chances in the playoffs. In this conversation, Puck and Jim discuss various topics including the Seattle Mariners' chances of making the playoffs, the team's offensive struggles, the need for a third catcher, and they talk about who is going to replace them on KJR from 10-1pm.  Jim likes playing golf with strangers and Puck doesn't understand why and he hates it. On, "Hey, what the Puck?!" Puck shows and explains to Jim the new NFL kickoff rules and they make a wager on tomorrow's NFL Hall of Fame game. Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim talk about their love/hate with old radio listener, "Blake" 02:04 Bill Krueger is a breathe of fresh air and the challenges of interviewing Bill! 08:07 The Mariners' Trade Deadline Moves....How much better are they now?15:08 The Importance of Veteran Presence....Jim LOVES what Justin Turner brings to the team 19:05 Assessing the Mariners' Performance30:49 Seattle Mariners' Playoff Chances and Offensive Struggles32:36 The Need for a Third Catcher and Concerns...Also, Puck and Jim talk about who will replace them from 10-1pm on KJR 36:19 Jim wants to know why Puck hates being paired up with strangers playing golf52:47 "Hey, what the Puck?!" Explaining the New NFL Kickoff Rules....Betting on the Hall of Fame game on Thursday...Is that rock bottom??

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host is joined by Jim Duquette, MLB Network radio and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times for a 90 minute MLB Trade deadline show. Jim joined Puck for the first 30 minutes from New York City and went over all the trades that took place and the availability of Vlad Guerrero Jr.  Divish joined the show from Boston to go over the latest with what the Mariners did and didn't do.  Have they improved themselves enough to win the division and be serious World Series contenders?Rundown01:12 The Chaos and Stress of the MLB Trade Deadline03:25 The Mets' Potential Trade Target05:20 The Market Reset and Cautionary Tales08:31 The Mariners' Active Trade Activity14:28 Balancing Offense and Pitching16:06 The Unavailability of Vlad Guerrero Jr.17:50 Considering Trades for Offensive Talent29:50 Assessing the Mariners' Trade Deadline Performance38:19 The Importance of Offense and Pitching42:21 Updates on Recent Trades and Roster Moves46:38 Discussion on the Addition of Justin Turner48:50 Speculation on Mariners' Potential Moves Before Trade Deadline51:28 Would you trade Luis Castillo?55:19 Assessment of Mariners' Roster Improvements01:05:29 Evaluation of Mariners' Offensive Potential01:13:10 Mariners' Trades and Team Improvement01:19:23 Divish gives viewers a tour of Fenway Park 01:21:16 Catching situation with Cal Raleigh01:23:25 The Hosts' Reputation and Trade Deadline Coverage

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, open up about the  recent Big Ten Media Day and the upcoming college football season. The hosts discuss the differences between the Big Ten and Pac-12 conferences, the perception of Oregon and USC in the Big Ten, the physicality of the Big Ten, and the challenges and opportunities for Pac-12 schools in the new landscape of college football. They also touch on the changes in media rights and the impact of NIL on athletic departments. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the CW network's partnership with Oregon State and Washington State and the potential for increased viewership.Rundown00:00 Opening thoughts on Big Ten Media Day 00:54 How did the West Coast head coaches handle themselves in Indianapolis?02:05 Comparing the Big Ten and Pac-12 Conferences06:23 The Physicality of the Big Ten08:46 Challenges and Opportunities in the New College Football Landscape19:41 Washington and Oregon in the Big Ten25:41 The CW Network's Partnership with Oregon State and Washington State35:01 Pat Chun's Departure from Washington State

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports,  and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discuss car maintenance, golf, and the Seattle Mariners' trade deadline moves. They talk about the importance of keeping their wives happy by taking care of car maintenance, the experience of playing golf in the rain, and the recent acquisitions made by the Mariners. They analyze the impact of the new players on the team and discuss the possibility of further trades. They also touch on the trade market for pitchers and the potential value of trading Luis Castillo. The conversation covers various topics related to potential trades and player performances in baseball. The main themes include trade possibilities for pitchers like Castillo and Kikuchi, the performance of relief pitchers Santos and Thornton, the need for another bullpen arm, and the potential addition of a bat to the team. The hosts also discuss the energy in the clubhouse and the importance of adding players to improve the team's performance. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the upcoming trade deadline and the hosts' expectations for the team.Rundown00:00 Brad's wife concerned about changing her oil....Brad and Puck say it's a scam! 03:01 Golfing in the Rain and the Challenges of the Game05:12 Analyzing the Mariners' Trade Deadline Acquisitions09:19 The Possibility of More Trades for Bullpen Arms12:19 The Limited Trade Market for Pitchers16:21 The Potential Value of Trading Luis Castillo19:29 Exploring Trade Possibilities25:07 Assessing Relief Pitchers27:06 The Need for Another Bullpen Arm28:24 Adding a Bat to Improve the Team32:08 Positive Energy in the Clubhouse33:52 Expectations for the Trade Deadline

Today's,  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, discusses the MLB trade deadline and the Seattle Mariners' potential moves. He also talks about the Seahawks' training camp and the importance of the offensive line. Puck shares his thoughts on the NFL's new kickoff and onside kick rules. He also mentions the retirement of former Seahawks running back Rashaad Penny. Rundown00:00 Mariners and MLB Trade deadline....Puck goes over the moves he likes 03:12 MLB Trade Deadline and the Mariners' Potential Moves...Bill Krueger doesn't trust Gregory Santos16:07 Seahawks Training Camp: Defense and Offensive Line27:17 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  New NFL Rules for Kickoffs and Onside Kicks....Rashaad Penny Announces Retirement...John Elway regrets not drafting Josh Allen

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, chats with Bill Krueger, Root Sports for his weekly conversation and they start off with the M's recent series vs. the White Sox and the impact of additions leading up to the trade deadline. They discuss the team's recent success, the impact of new acquisitions, and the strengths and weaknesses of the pitching staff. They also touch on potential trade targets and the pressure on the front office to make moves. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the importance of having a strong clubhouse culture and the potential for improvement in the second half of the season.Rundown00:00 Good weekend for the Mariners and appears to be moving in the right direction 01:27 The addition of Randy Arozarena...Bill loves the move and what he brings to the team 03:24 Assessing the Pitching Staff10:27 Does Jerry Dipoto feel pressure to make moves because he's in the last year of his contract?17:12 How much do the recent moves energize the clubhouse?25:09 What else do they need to add to the team...are they done?

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore, start off with the Seattle Mariners and their recent trades, including the acquisition of Randy Arozarena. They discuss the impact of these trades on the team's morale and confidence. The hosts also mention the possibility of the Mariners making more trades before the deadline. They briefly touch on the topic of back hair and laser hair removal. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Mariners' chances of winning the division and making a deep playoff run. In this conversation, Puck and Jim discuss various topics including Victor Robles' personality, the performance of the Seattle Mariners, a quarterback bet on Sam Howell, the Seahawks, and new NFL rules. They also touch on a baseball ruling and controversy involving Puck's sons club baseball team Rundown00:00 M's front office sends message to team and team responds 08:05 Mariners morale boosted by moves 17:01 Mariners chances of winning the division improved22:13 The M's have enough capital to add more if they want 26:35 Victor Robles: Bringing Personality to the Game29:51 The Mariners need one more bat to truly be a World Series contender 30:21 "Hey, what the Puck!" Does Jim want out of his Sam Howell will start bet? Unpopular NFL Rule: In-Game Interviews with Head Coaches... Controversial Baseball Ruling in Puck's sons club baseball tournament

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times discuss the M's trade for Randy Arozarena.  Puck and Divish discuss the process of the trade, the players involved, and the impact it will have on the team. They also speculate on potential future trades and the team's overall strategy. The conversation touches on topics such as the Mariners' need for a left-handed bat, the defensive shortcomings of Arozarena and the possibility of trading  Harry Ford at the deadline and if they don't will they move him in the offseason or would they move Cal Raleigh to pave the way for Ford?Rundown00:00 Breaking down the trade for Randy Arozarena 03:09 How was the timeline of the trade that broke last night by Adam Jude of the Seattle Times. Ryan takes Puck behind the scenes06:59 What did the Mariners give up?Was Ryan surprised that they didn't have to dip into a prospect in their top 10?11:52 How much will Arozarena benefit the Mariners offense?  People need to be concerned about Randy's defense 15:53 What other holes do the M's need to fill?19:57 Future Trades and Team Strategy23:03 The M's need to find a back up catcher and bullpen arm 23:52 Does Ryan feel like another major move is coming?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host is joined by Chris Egan, KING 5, who is in Paris covering the Olympics and shares his experiences and observations. He talks about the food, the culture, and the international love for basketball. He also discusses his busy schedule as a multimedia journalist and the challenges of navigating the city. Chris highlights the importance of walking and staying active, and expresses his desire to bring back the European lunch hours and police sirens to the US. He also mentions his interactions with the French people and their love for rugby. Overall, Chris provides a lively and entertaining account of his time in Paris.Rundown00:00 Qui, Qui...he's arrived in Paris! 01:27 Arrival in Paris and Observations04:59 The Global Love for Basketball which gets Chris exited for the Sonics return. He bumps into Kevin Durant 09:53 Interactions with French People and an old man and Chris shared fries together while not speaking to eachother 12:35 Chris details lugging all his gear around Paris19:58 Bringing European Customs to the US, which include the four hour lunch, wine, but not smoking or armpit hair! 23:57 The Quest for Donuts in Paris and Chris wonders if it's rude to ask where a good donut place is25:38 Egan is set to try escargot tonight in Paris, but won't try frog legs

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore open up the Daily Puck Drop talking about the  Mariners' recent trade for Randy Arozarena and the impact it will have on the team's offense. They discuss Arozarena's postseason success and his numbers at T-Mobile Park. They also touch on the Mariners' history of trading with the Tampa Bay Rays and the skepticism surrounding the trade. The conversation ends with speculation about the Mariners' future moves in the trade market. The conversation covers various topics including the Seattle Mariners' trade, the potential of Sam Howell starting for the Seahawks, and humorous voicemails. The main focus is on the Mariners' trade.  They discuss the possibility of a player to be named later being a better prospect. They also touch on the Seahawks' quarterback situation and make a bet on whether Sam Howell will start a game this year. Episode ends with "Hey, What the Puck!" Friday Voicemails include Michael Macdonald singing, and a visit from Chris Egan and Jedd Fisch. Rundown00:00 Neighbors complaining about Jim and his dogs 05:08 Analyzing the Mariners' Trade for Randy Arozarena09:26 Arozarena's Postseason Success and Impact on the Mariners' Offense14:56 Skepticism and History of Mariners-Rays Trades18:04 Speculating on the Mariners' Future Moves in the Trade Market21:15 Disappointment in Mariners' Trade and Prospect Rankings25:27 Bet on Sam Howell Starting for the Seahawks27:15 "Hey, What the Puck!?"  Friday Voicemails include multiple Mariners songs and visits from Chris Egan, Ryan Divish and Jedd Fisch!

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, open up about the start of the season.  They talk about the Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, and camps that he will visit this weekend. The main topics include Justin Fields' potential impact, Russell Wilson's career trajectory, and contract negotiations with Brandon Aiyuk and Trent Williams. The conversation covers various topics including the situation with Brandon Aiyuk and his holdout, the status of Abe Lucas, the quarterback market, and the upcoming NFL season. Mike Garafolo expresses his belief that Aiyuk will eventually return to the field and that it's important for him to participate in training camp. He also discusses the window for the San Francisco 49ers to win and compares their situation to that of the Seattle Seahawks. The conversation touches on other subjects such as Connor Williams' visit with the Seattle Seahawks, the Julian Love extension, and the potential contracts for Jordan Love and Tua Tagovailoa. They also discuss the idea of creating a separate salary cap for quarterbacks and share their excitement for the upcoming NFL season.Rundown 00:00 Football is back!!! 07:12 Mike is headed to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh this weekend11:20 Justin Fields and Russell Wilson15:28 Contract Negotiations with Brandon Aiyuk and Trent Williams18:19 The Situation with Brandon Aiyuk and the Importance of Training Camp19:26 The San Francisco 49ers' Competitive Window20:18 The Differences Between the 49ers and the Seahawks21:34 Connor Williams' Visit with the Seattle Seahawks22:26 The Julian Love Extension23:20 The Potential Contracts for Jordan Love and Tua Tagovailoa25:17 The Unlikelihood of a Separate Salary Cap for Quarterbacks26:22 Excitement for the Upcoming NFL Season31:45 Aaron Rodgers' Comments and Jim Harbaugh's Language

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com,  start off talking with training camp for the Seattle Seahawks and focuses on two main themes: the signing of Julian Love to a contract extension and the state of the offensive line. The hosts discuss the unexpected nature of Love's contract and the Seahawks' belief in him as a core piece of the team. They also express their frustration with the team's offensive line struggles and the need for improvement in that area. The conversation touches on the potential absence of rookie offensive lineman Abe Lucas due to injury and the possibility of signing Connor Williams to bolster the offensive line. Puck and Rob both agree....improve the offensive line...it all starts and ends there! Rundown00:00 Puck and Rob share their excitement about the start of training camp02:04 Julian Love's Contract Extension09:01 Concerns about Abe Lucas' Injury15:53 Improving the Offensive Line with Connor Williams23:59 The Importance of Physical Play and a Strong Offensive Line

On today's,  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses the possibility of doing more live shows and asks for feedback from listeners. He then moves on to discuss the disappointing performance of the Seattle Mariners and the issues with the team's ownership. He also talks about the start of the Seattle Seahawks' training camp and the concerns about the offensive line. Puck also touches on the NBA TV deal and the potential for NBA expansion in Seattle. He ends the episode with some humorous and sarcastic remarks.Rundown00:00 Puck asks listeners if they want more live shows and updates the fall programming 09:32 Disappointing Performance of the Seattle Mariners. Don't give Jerry Dipoto a free pass. It's an ownership problem, but he has blame as well and a lot of it. 26:47 Start of the Seattle Seahawks' Training Camp and the Abe Lucas worry...Julian Love new deal and energy and difference Mike Macdonald brings to camp 32:15 "Hey, what the Puck!?" NBA TV Deal and Potential NBA Expansion in Seattle...UCLA coach stumbles all over himself at Big10 media day...Egan from Paris and Friday voicemails promotion!

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, wrap up the M's being swept by the Angels and the  potential firing of manager Scott Servais. They discuss  team's recent losing streak, the mood in the clubhouse, and the role of ownership in the team's struggles. They also explore the dynamics between Servais and general manager Jerry Dipoto, as well as the possibility of a managerial change. The conversation touches on the performance of the players, the lack of scoring, and the impact of a different manager. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the challenges facing the Mariners and the potential solutions. The conversation revolves around the Seattle Mariners and their current situation. They discuss the team's roster, financial restrictions, and the need for improvements. They also touch on potential trade options and the impact of injuries on the team. The hosts express their opinions on the team's performance and the challenges they face. The conversation concludes with a discussion about upcoming games and the trade deadline.Rundown0:00 The Mood in the Clubhouse07:00 Ownership's Role in the Team's Struggles09:10 The Dynamics Between Servais and Dipoto12:04 Challenges Faced by the Mariners15:38 The Possibility of a Managerial Change21:45 The Impact of Injuries on the Team's Performance23:59 Exploring Potential Trade Options30:34 The Importance of the Trade Deadline

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host chats with Jerry Brewer of the Washington Post and formerly of the Seattle Times and Gary Washburn, who covers the Boston Celtics for the Boston Globe, and also covered the Sonics in their last years at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer about  potential expansion of the NBA to Seattle and other cities. They chat about the  Sonics leaving Seattle in 2008 and the long wait for a team to return. They explore the financial considerations and the role of the expansion fee in the decision-making process. The primary contenders for expansion are Seattle and Las Vegas, but other cities like Mexico City and Montreal are also mentioned. The ownership situation in Boston and the potential impact on the Seattle expansion are discussed. Overall, the conversation highlights the optimism in Seattle but also acknowledges the uncertainties and challenges involved in the expansion process. The conversation revolves around the potential expansion of the NBA and the return of the Seattle SuperSonics. The hosts and guests discuss the timeline for expansion, the ownership groups involved, and the challenges and considerations for both Seattle and Las Vegas. They also touch on the financial aspects of expansion, including revenue sharing and the potential for new arenas. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about future NBA prospects and the passage of time.Rundown00:00 How close and how soon for expansion in the NBA?07:38 Progression of Expansion Talk and why do they need a committee if Seattle is the obvious choice?11:34 Financial Considerations and Ownership Approval15:45 Contenders for Expansion22:16 Ownership Situation in Boston26:21 Seattle's Growth and NBA's Perspective28:27 Optimism and Challenges in Expansion Process33:25 Seattle's Situation vs. Las Vegas37:12 Ownership Groups and Financial Considerations45:46 The Uncertainty of Las Vegas

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore, hold their first live show on  YouTube and X at 10am, so we apologize for not getting this out at it's normal time!! They also touch on the upcoming Seahawks training camp and the new coaching staff, as well as the importance of the offensive line. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they talk about erectile dysfunction medication and their betting habits. The conversation covers topics such as offshore betting accounts, unemployment checks, the Seattle Mariners, and potential managerial changes. The hosts discuss the legality of offshore betting accounts and the challenges of withdrawing money from them. They also touch on the ethics of collecting unemployment checks while using the funds for gambling. The conversation then shifts to the Seattle Mariners and their struggles, particularly with their lineup and offensive production. The hosts debate the performance of individual players and the potential need for managerial changes. They also discuss the possibility of the Mariners becoming sellers at the trading deadline. In this conversation, Jason and Jim discuss various topics related to baseball, including the scoring of earned runs, the Mariners' offensive struggles, ownership's role in team performance, and the Rose Bowl's decision to opt out of the college football playoff rotation. They also touch on personal anecdotes and share their thoughts on swearing and tipping.Rundown00:00 Puck and Jim are hosting the DPD LIVE! 03:10 Seahawks Training Camp and the Importance of the Offensive Line08:02 Erectile Dysfunction Medication and Betting Habits21:22 Offshore Betting Accounts and Unemployment Checks23:54 Ethical Questions and Unemployment Checks28:23 The Seattle Mariners' Lineup Struggles38:51 Debating Managerial Changes42:18 The Possibility of the Mariners Becoming Sellers43:32 Controversy over Scoring of Earned Runs45:11 Mariners' Offensive Struggles and Lack of Investment55:19 Ownership's Role in Team Performance59:48 Rose Bowl's Decision to Opt Out of Playoff Rotation01:02:04 Personal Anecdotes and Opinions in Sports Discussions01:06:44 Swearing and Tipping: Personal Choices

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host is joined by John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com,  provides coverage of the Big Ten Media Day from Indianapolis. He discusses the atmosphere at Lucas Oil Stadium and the presence of West Coast schools in the Big Ten. Canzano also talks about the potential expansion of the conference and the impact on other schools. He interviews Tony Petitti, the Big Ten Commissioner, to discuss tiebreakers and the future of the conference. Canzano also touches on the excitement and challenges faced by the LA schools and the Oregon State football team.Rundown00:00 Setting the scene at Lucas Oil Stadium for the Big 10 Media Day and how weird it is to be covering the event 07:46 Excitement and Concerns about West Coast Schools in the Big Ten13:50 Who is John excited to speak with this week?  John looking forward to speaking with Jonathan Smith of Michigan State, especially after his departure from Oregon State. 20:22 Challenges and Opportunities for the LA Schools and Washington and Oregon

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Brad Adam, Root Sports, start  off with release of Ty France, the team's struggles on offense, the performance of the pitching staff, and the potential implications for the trade deadline. The Mariners' inconsistent offense and the need for more consistent hitting are highlighted as key concerns. The conversation also touches on the possibility of managerial changes and the team's chances of making the playoffs. The conversation revolves around the Seattle Mariners and their potential moves at the trade deadline. The hosts discuss the team's offensive struggles and the need for impactful bats. They also speculate on potential trades and the challenges of acquiring players who can hit at T-Mobile Park. The conversation touches on the importance of ownership's willingness to spend money and the potential consequences if the Mariners don't make significant moves. The hosts also discuss the role of the manager in managing the team's roster and the need for bullpen arms. Overall, the conversation highlights the critical decisions the Mariners face as they navigate the trade deadline and the potential impact on the team's future.Rundown00:00 Ty France is gone....what led to that decision02:43 Speculation about Potential Teams Claiming Ty France05:22 The Role of Jason Vosler and Tyler Locklear 08:02 Frustration with Recent Losses11:21 Comparison with Houston Astros13:31 Playoff Chances and Potential Trade Deadline Moves15:34 The Need to Win the Division for Playoff Berth18:02 Challenges of Acquiring Hitters for T-Mobile Park23:05 The Manager's Role in Roster Management25:22 Addressing the Need for Bullpen Arms

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, it's panic time for the  Seattle Mariners, particularly their offensive woes. Puck  expresses frustration with the team's inability to score runs and criticizes the ownership and front office for not investing in the offense. The conversation also touches on the possibility of manager Scott Servais being fired and potential trade options for the team. Other topics discussed include the NBA's TV deal, the NFL's proposed 18-game schedule, and Cheryl Miller's comments about the WNBA's revenue sharing.Rundown00:00  Seattle Mariners' Offensive Struggles...Beyond panic time 07:49 Criticism of Ownership and Front Office for Lack of Investment in Offense11:10 Speculation about Scott Servais' Job Security18:25 "Hey, what the Puck!?" Discussion on NBA TV Deal and Warner Brothers TNT25:14 Debate over NFL's Proposed 18-Game Schedule31:24 Cheryl Miller's Comments on WNBA Revenue Sharing

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Duquette, former MLB GM and current host on MLB Network radio, discuss various topics related to baseball, including injury updates, trade rumors, and the performance of different teams. They talk about the injury to Julio Rodriguez and the impact it could have on the Mariners' postseason chances. They also discuss the decision to place Ty France on waivers and the potential market for him. The conversation then shifts to the upcoming trade deadline and the possible moves the Mariners could make to improve their roster. They mention potential targets like Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Lane Thomas, and Josh Bell. They also discuss the possibility of the Mariners acquiring a starting pitcher like Tarik Skubal. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Mariners' recent struggles and their chances of making a deep playoff run.Rundown00:00 Seires vs. Houston, Julio injury scare and Ty France placed on waivers 03:17 Placing Ty France on Waivers and Potential Market06:53 Trade Deadline and Potential Targets09:39 Acquiring a Starting Pitcher19:37 Mariners' Struggles Offensively21:39 Chances of a Deep Playoff Run

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and  Bill Krueger, Root Sports,  covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and their recent performance. They discuss the team's struggles, the decision to place Ty France on waivers, potential replacements for France, and the offensive struggles of players like JP Crawford and Julio Rodriguez. Krueger provides insights into the reasons behind France's decline and suggests that he needs to return to his natural hitting style. He also highlights the lack of leadership and plate discipline within the team. Overall, the conversation provides a comprehensive analysis of the Mariners' current situation. The conversation revolves around the Seattle Mariners and their offensive struggles. Bill Krueger discusses the hitting approach of the team and the need for a strong anchor hitter. He emphasizes the importance of being shorter to the ball and putting the ball in play. The conversation also touches on the Mariners' lack of spending in free agency and their reliance on developing young hitters. The discussion concludes with a mention of the team's pitching and the decision to not start Logan Gilbert against the Houston Astros.Rundown00:00 Recapping the week that was for the Mariners 02:33 Mariners' Recent Performance and Offensive Struggles04:24 The Decision to Place Ty France on Waivers08:21 Analyzing Ty France's Decline and Hitting Style12:25 Lack of Leadership and Plate Discipline19:04 Julio Rodriguez's Promising Performance and Areas for Improvement24:23 The Need for an Anchor Hitter26:21 Lack of Spending in Free Agency29:03 Understanding the Challenges and the Need to Develop Hitters

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore  discuss Jim's busy day Bend, Oregon, getting a parking ticket, the performance of the Seattle Mariners, the potential of players from the Rainiers being called up, and the excitement of triples and cycles in baseball. In this conversation, Jason and Jim discuss various topics including the Mariners, golf, the Huskies, and Jim's high school reunion. They also announce a new Husky round table that Jim is fired up about! Rundown00:00 Jim's busy day in Bend and Puck gets a parking ticket after a neighbor turns him in06:24 Ty France released...surprising? Julio avoids major scare 16:11 Who is coming up from Tacoma after France is waved??19:23 Dylan Moore's triple, more exciting than a HR 29:02 Good news with the M's...the "BetMsUnderSummer" is picking up steam!34:42 Open Championship...Puck thinks Xander is PGA POY and Jim thinks Scottie Scheffler is 38:28 Will the M's make a big splash at the deadline??42:06 "Hey, what the Puck!?" Huskies' Ranking in Big Ten Media Poll.... Jim's High School Reunion...Puck introduces a new Husky Round Table starting in the fall

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Chris Egan, King 5  discuss Chris' upcoming trip to cover the Olympics in Paris and the various sports and athletes he is looking forward to seeing. He also jokes about his lack of personal hygiene and the challenges of being a one-man crew. The conversation covers a range of topics including rowing, golf, basketball, gymnastics, and beach volleyball. Chris Egan expresses his excitement for the Olympics and he asks Puck whether or not he will pick up smokingRundown00:00 Chris is headed to Paris for the Olympics! 02:58 What athletes from our state are headed to Paris07:18 No Coaching in Three-on-Three Basketball and Hailey Van Lith's Dad is going...Will he be able to keep quiet??09:14 Puck tells Egan that his household will be watching gymnastics non-stop. 11:06 Puck and Chris discuss their favorite summer games at the olympics 13:09 Chris Egan's Packing Strategy....He hates laundry, so packing clothes for every day he's there 15:40 Chris Egan's Olympic Betting Tips18:18 Egan will have no personal time in Paris and says he'll be sleeping 4 hours a night! 20:21 French Stereotypes and Cultural Differences22:20 Roosevelt HS represented in the Olympics 25:03 Sadly, no graduates from PLU are going to Paris 27:24 Chris Egan is so excited, he may never come home

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, start off with the decision not to Logan Gilbert in the series against the Astros. The hosts discuss the reasoning behind the decision and the importance of each game in the series. They also touch on the Mariners' overall pitching strategy and the role of analytics in decision-making. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the importance of asking questions as a reporter and the challenges of balancing fan expectations with objective analysis. In this conversation, Div and Jason discuss the Seattle Mariners and their potential moves at the trade deadline. They analyze the team's performance, the importance of momentum in sports, and the Mariners' chances of making the playoffs. They also delve into the front office's approach to trades and the challenges they face in a competitive market. The conversation touches on the changing perception of batting average in baseball and the value of putting the ball in play. Overall, they emphasize the need for the Mariners to make strategic moves that improve the team's consistency and address specific needs.Rundown00:00 Ryan's appearance on MLB Central on the MLB Network 04:24 The Decision to not have Logan Gilbert pitch against the Astros 10:16 The Importance of Every Game in the Series13:33 The Role of Analytics in Decision-Making18:08 The Collaborative Decision-Making Process23:40 Balancing Fan Expectations and Objective Analysis26:04 Analyzing the Mariners' Potential Moves at the Trade Deadline36:27 Reevaluating the Significance of Batting Average in Baseball

On Friday's Daily Puck Drop,  Jim Moore and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  start off with Jim's location on the side of the road near Mt. Hood for the who , his breakfast and why he eats egg whites. They also talk about Jim's recent pedicure experience and the decision by the Mariners to sit their best pitcher, Logan Gilbert,  for an important series vs Houston. They express frustration with the team's management and their lack of moves at the trade deadline. They suggest potential trade targets for the Mariners and emphasize the need for improvement in the team's offense and bullpen. In this conversation, Jim Moore and Puck  discuss Geoff Baker's decision to leave the Seattle Times, the importance of batting average in baseball, the Seattle Seahawks, the potential timeline for the SuperSonics , and voicemails from listeners.Rundown00:00 Jim Moore's location on the side of the road near Mt. Hood and his obsession with egg whites12:14 Why are the M's sitting Logan Gilbert for the Houston series?19:16 Criticism of the Team's Management and Lack of Trade Deadline Moves...M's don't seem like they will make a move 25:19 Suggested Trade Targets for the Mariners28:04 Debate Over Batting Average30:40 Seattle Seahawks and the PUP List37:00 Timeline for return of the Sonics with comments from reporters covering the NBA 45:36 "Hey, what the Puck?!"  Lane Kiffin goes after Paul Finebaum...Geoff Baker leaving the Seattle Times and Friday Voicemails!

On the show, Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftblog.com, shares his  experience traveling to Berlin for the England vs. Italy Euro 2024 final, the emotional impact of sports losses, and the excitement surrounding the start of Seahawks training camp. They discuss the potential themes and concerns for the upcoming season, such as the new defensive scheme under coordinator Mike Macdonald and the challenges of competing in a tough division. They also touch on the financial implications for the 49ers and Seahawks in the future. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the current state of football and the anticipation for the upcoming season.Rundown00:00 Rob is back from Berlin watching his beloved England face off with Spain in the Euro championship 02:02 The Emotional Impact of Sports Losses and the Experience of Attending Big Events and we relive Hawks loss to Patriots 08:25 The Passion and Dedication of Football Fans and the Anticipation for the Season11:54 Excitement and Intrigue Surrounding the Seahawks' Training Camp Under Mike Macdonald 18:34 The Competitive NFC West Division and the Importance of Winning the Division28:40 Financial Implications for the 49ers and Seahawks in Shaping Their Rosters

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, discuss various topics including golf, Brandon Aiyuk's trade request, DK Metcalf's contract situation, and more. They also touch on the tiers of wide receivers in the league and the potential for DK Metcalf to have a breakout season. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the business side of football and the dynamics between players, teams, and contracts. In this conversation, Mike Garafolo and Jason discuss various topics including the perception of wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, the challenges of conducting post-game interviews, the access given to the New York Giants for the Hard Knocks series, and the upcoming NFL training camp. They also touch on the contract negotiations of Caleb Williams and Saquon Barkley, as well as the potential trade of Devante Adams.Rundown00:00 Mike has gone viral by breaking the Brandon Aiyuk story on the Rich Eisen Show 02:30 Brandon Aiyuk's Trade Request06:40 The 49ers' Stance on Aiyuk's Trade Request10:12 DK Metcalf's Contract Situation19:05 Perception of Brandon Aiyuk as a Wide Receiver21:34 Challenges of Post-Game Interviews23:34 Access Given to the New York Giants for Hard Knocks26:08 Contract Negotiations of Caleb Williams and Saquon Barkley28:09 Speculation on the Potential Trade of Devante Adams30:41 Anticipation for the Upcoming NFL Training Camp

On today's, Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  starts off with M's trade rumors, also trade rumors  in baseball, the changing landscape of college football, NBA expansion, and the Open Championship. He also shares his thoughts on the Mariners' potential interest in Jazz Chisholm and the team's payroll compared to revenue. Jason concludes with a ranking of local MLB broadcasters and a discussion on a new food item introduced by the Kansas City Royals. He expresses disappointment in WNBA players Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu for not participating in the All-Star Game three-point competition.Rundown00:00 Reaction to Ryan Divish comments about Jazz Chisholm and trade possibilities in Seattle 08:36 More on Chisholm and why it's not a good fit and what other trade rumors are out there as the deadline looms19:06 Ownership Issues in the Mariners Organization23:57 Massive changes coming to the Big12, does it involve WSU and Oregon State?26:49 NBA Expansion getting closer, especially after Adam Silver comments. Plus, Puck promotes NBA expansion podcast with some familiar names 29:44 Open Championship is eating people up and the weather is the factor 33:06 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  KC Royals introduce new disgusting food item....Awful Announcing ranks MLB local broadcast teams, where do the M's and Root rank?    And, Disappointment in Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu decision to skip three-point competition at the All-Star game

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times,  start off today's show with Divish recapping how he got stung by a sting ray in Newport Beach.  They also talk about the Mariners' struggles at T-Mobile Park and the potential reasons behind it. They touch on the rumors of the Mariners acquiring Jazz Chisholm and discuss the team's second-half expectations. The conversation concludes with a discussion about potential trade targets for the Mariners and the need to improve the team's offense.Rundown00:00 Divish got stung by a sting ray in California and details the pain and humiliation. 09:02 Struggles at T-Mobile Park...Do hitters really have a problem there and what's the cause? Is the batters eye the main culprit?16:31 Rumors of Acquiring Jazz Chisholm and why it's a bad fit for Seattle 19:45 Improving the Offense...Do they have enough to do it in the second half and will Houston and Texas catch them?20:43 Second-Half Expectations for the Mariners

Jim Moore  and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host on today's Daily Puck Drop,  discuss various topics, including the positioning of the camera, their eyebrows, and their personal experiences. They also talk about the Seattle Mariners' struggles at T-Mobile Park and the potential impact of the batter's eye on hitters. They mention previous players and their performances at the ballpark, as well as the perception of the Mariners in the league. The conversation ends with a discussion about the upcoming trade deadline and the potential moves by the Mariners and their division rivals. In this conversation, Jason and Jim discuss various topics including Ken Griffey Jr.'s performance in 1997, the potential partnership between the Pac-12 and the Mountain West Conference, the future of college football realignment, and a Little League brawl in North Carolina. They also mention upcoming events such as the NFL season and the British Open. Jim shares his weight loss progress and he is getting a pedicure. Chapters00:00 Jim is bouncing between his garage and his backyard for today's show 03:17 Why do our eyebrows get bigger as we age?08:44 The Impact of the Batter's Eye on Hitters at T-Mobile10:54 M's players performance at T-Mobile 15:00 perception of hitting at T-Mobile from other players in the league 19:13 The Trade Deadline and Potential Moves24:37 Ken Griffey Jr.'s Impressive 1997 Season26:10 Speculation on Pac-12 and Mountain West Conference Partnership29:46 Uncertainty Surrounding College Football Realignment36:41 "Hey, what the Puck?!" Little League Brawl Highlights Need for Sportsmanship40:26 Upcoming Events: NFL Season and British Open46:36 Jim Moore's Weight Loss Progress and he's getting a pedicure later today

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, start off talking about John's work with his charity, Camp Exceptional.  John leads the camp with his family and it helps kids with disabilities participate in sports, art, music and education. Puck and John also talk about recent comments from Pac-12 commissioner Teressa Gould to Dennis Dodd of CBSsports.com where she said that she wasn't sure if the Mountain West Conference would want to have Washington State and Oregon State on a long term plan. John says that it's just posturing from her and that the top teams in the Mountain West very much so want to be connected to the Pac-12 brand.  They also discuss what the future of the ACC will be with the reports that Florida State and Clemson appear to be on their way out and possibly landing in the Big 12. If that happens, what will Stanford and Cal do?  Is it possible that they would join forces with WSU and OSU in a reimagined Mountain West?  What about the Bay area schools heading to the Big 10?

In today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host discusses various topics including the Home Run Derby, awful national anthem, Teoscar Hernandez's comments about hitting at T-Mobile Park, potential trades for the Mariners, the British Open Golf Pool, LeBron James' son struggling in the NBA Summer League, and Skip Bayless leaving Fox. He also mentions the voicemail line being open for listeners to leave messages.Rundown00:00 HR Derby, awful National Anthem and Teoscar Hernandez comments to Adam Jude about hitting at  T-Mobile Park17:00 Mariners and Jazz Chisholm Trade. Puck doesn't like it and replays comments made by Jim Duquette on the move 25:49 "Hey, what the Puck?!" Florida State and Clemson Rumors37:22 Bronny James in NBA Summer League38:16 Skip Bayless Leaves Fox41:05 Voicemail Line Open

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Duquette, Sirius XM radio MLB Network,  discuss the Major League Baseball All-Star Game and the Home Run Derby. They also talk about the possibility of the Seattle Mariners acquiring Jazz Chisholm from the Miami Marlins. Jim provides insights into the trade rumors and the potential cost for the Mariners. They also discuss the playing style and reputation of Chisholm, as well as his fit with the Mariners. The conversation then shifts to other potential trade targets and the competitive landscape of the American League West division.Rundown00:00 Rumors and Excitement Surrounding the All-Star Game and Home Run Derby05:16 Seattle Mariners' Interest in Acquiring Jazz Chisholm13:00 The Cost and Fit of Acquiring Chisholm16:10 Other Potential Trade Targets and the Competitive Landscape27:20 Debate Over Pitch Counts and Handling of Starting Pitchers30:14 Predictions for the All-Star Game and Home Run Derby

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and  Bill Krueger, Root Sports,  focuses on the recent performance of the Seattle Mariners and potential moves they could make at the trade deadline. The main themes discussed include the struggles of the Mariners' offense, the decision to pull Logan Gilbert early in a recent game, the potential acquisition of Jazz Chisholm, and other possible trade targets. The conversation also touches on the importance of starting pitching and the need for left-handed pitching. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities facing the Mariners as they aim to improve their roster and compete for a playoff spot.Rundown00:00 Tough weekend for the M's and rough end to the first half of the season 02:12 Questioning the Decision to Pull Logan Gilbert06:13 The Potential Acquisition of Jazz Chisholm13:09 Addressing the Need for Left-Handed Pitching23:02 Challenges and Opportunities for the Mariners

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Moore start off Monday's "Daily Puck Drop",  chatting about their  weekend activities. they discuss Puck "discovering" Kirkland on the water and Jim attending a wedding in Roche Harbor.  They then transition to talking about the Mariners' recent games and the decision to pull Logan Gilbert from the game early. They debate the handling of pitchers and the importance of innings pitched. The conversation ends with a mention of other Mariners pitchers and their performances. The conversation revolves around the struggles of the Seattle Mariners, particularly their offense. They discuss the team's poor batting average, high strikeout rate, and lack of run production. They also touch on the team's need for offensive upgrades and potential trade targets. They express their frustrations with the team's performance and question the effectiveness of the coaching staff. They also briefly discuss the upcoming British Open and a golf pool they are participating in.Rundown00:00  Weekend Activities...Puck "discovered" Kirkland and Jim talked about a wedding he attended in Roche Harbor 13:20 Debating the Decision to Pull Logan Gilbert and it was a bad call by Scott Servais 19:32 Do you think that Logan Gilbert wanted to be pulled? Certainly the Angles were happy about it! 23:12 Frustrations with the Team's Performance and Coaching Staff26:06 Discussion on Potential Trade Targets...Would Jazz Chizholm be a good fit?29:42 Trade Possibilities and Expectations...What can they add at the deadline?32:06 The Mariners drafted a switch pitcher and Puck and Jim attempt to say his name37:12 "Hey, what the Puck?!" The segment has a brand new sponsor! Restoration 1.   Puck and Jim quickly chat about the upcoming British Open and the drop that Robert MacIntyre received on his way to winning the Scottish Open.

Chris Egan, King 5, joins Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, and Chris shares his experience of  staying at The Post Hotel in Leavenworth, and watching his son play baseball in Wenatchee. He discusses the West Coast League and the excitement of watching college baseball games. Chris also mentions the challenges of traveling to different cities to watch his son play and the nerve-wracking experience of watching him pitch. He concludes by talking about the recognition he receives from viewers and the balance between appreciating it and wanting privacy. In this conversation, Jason and Chris Egan discuss various topics including the Mariners' recent performance, the role of the media in shaping public opinion, the passion of Seattle sports fans, and their upcoming trips. Chris ends showing Puck what a great green thumb he has. Rundown00:00 Anniversary week at The Post Hotel 02:01 Excitement of College Baseball in the West Coast League and watching his son, Austin play for Edmonton 05:14 Nerve-Wracking Experience of Watching His son, Austin,  Pitch09:43 Chris was a celebrity in Wenatchee and had to fend off all the fans! 16:58 Passion and Expectations: The Mariners and Seattle Sports Fans22:21 Mariners playing better and have a chance to end the first half on a nice winning streak 25:38 Representing the USA in the Olympics27:21 Chris shares his love and mastering of Gardening!

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times,  discuss various topics related to baseball and the Seattle Mariners. They talk about the changing landscape of journalism and the role of social media. They also discuss the Mariners' recent performance, the importance of key players like Cal Raleigh, and the potential for a contract extension. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the Mariners' season and the dynamics of the team. The conversation covers various topics related to baseball, including potential teams that Cal Raleigh could be traded to, the role of Scott Boras in advising players, the importance of catchers in a team, potential trades for the Houston Astros, and the high cost of Disneyland. Rundown00:00 Ryan is in Anaheim and surrounded by kids from Disneyland! 01:32 We try to improve Ryan's brand03:02 The Changing Landscape of Journalism and Social Media11:40 Mariners' Recent Performance and Key Players19:10 Speculation about a Contract Extension for Cal Raleigh26:39 The Importance of Ownership's Response to Criticism28:07 The Market for Cal Raleigh29:19 The Influence of Scott Boras30:38 The Importance of Catchers35:14 Potential Trades for the Houston Astros37:50 The Dilemma of the New York Mets43:07 Parenting at Disneyland

Today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host chats with Jim Moore, who  is on location for a wedding in Roche Harbor. They discuss weddings, dancing, and the cost of weddings. They also talk about the Mariners' recent performance and the possibility of the NBA returning to Seattle. The conversation covers various topics including the potential return of the Seattle SuperSonics, NBA free agency, the popularity of the NBA, the importance of no-hitters in baseball, the upcoming Seahawks training camp, and voicemails from listeners.Rundown00:00 Jim is in Roche Harbor at a wedding and a little hungover 02:57 Discussion on Weddings and Dancing06:33 Excitement for the Wedding08:07 Mariners' Recent Performance13:23 The Possibility of the NBA Returning to Seattle26:18 The Potential Return of the Seattle SuperSonics27:15 The Popularity and Financial Aspects of the NBA29:06 Debating the Importance of No-Hitters in Baseball36:40 Anticipation for Seahawks Training Camp38:56 "Hey, what the Puck!?" ends the week with Voicemails from Listeners

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, start off with Rob celebrating with England playing in the Euro Cup Championship, the news that Jamal Adams will not be a Seahawk, and the history of the Seahawks' trades. They reflect on the disappointment of the Adams trade and the lack of success in utilizing big-name players like Percy Harvin and Jimmy Graham. They also highlight the importance of having a clear plan and defined roles for players acquired through trades. The conversation revolves around the Seattle Seahawks' defense and their potential for improvement under new defensive coordinator Mike McDonald. They discuss the  trade for Leonard Williams and express differing views on its value. They also analyze the performance of certain defensive players from the previous season and speculate on their potential for improvement. The conversation then shifts to the overall outlook for the Seahawks' defense, including their run defense and pass rush. They discuss the possibility of overtaking the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC West and the pressure on the San Francisco 49ers to perform. Rundown00:00 Rob is celebrating England's win and appearance in the Euro Cup Championship 06:09 Relief that Jamal Adams will not be a Seahawk13:07 Mixed track record with trades for the Seahawks18:55 The importance of clear plans and defined roles in trades22:25 Assessing the Value of the Leonard Williams Trade26:17 Anticipating Mike McDonald's Impact on the Defense28:39 Improving the Run Defense and Pass Rush35:05 Overtaking the Rams in the NFC West39:32 Pressure on the 49ers to Perform41:53 Excitement for the Upcoming Training Camp

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Mike Garofolo, NFL Network,  discuss various topics related to the NFL, potential NFL team ownership by Jeff Bezos, the future of the NFL's TV deals, does Mark Davis have enough money to own the Raiders, what NFL team should be sold, NBA's TV deal impact on NFL , the suspension of Cam Sutton, and the outlook for the San Francisco 49ers. They also touch on training camp assignments and the possibility of covering the Seattle Seahawks. Rundown00:00 Mike is getting ready to play golf as his vacation is winding down05:56 Jeff Bezos' potential ownership of the Seahawks 12:20 The Future of NFL TV Deals and what impact if any does the new NBA deal have on the NFL.  Would the league try and play every week?17:01 Cam Sutton's Suspension from Steelers 18:22 Is the window shrinking for the 49ers? 19:23 Training Camp opens up for the Ravens in two days, why so early? Will Mike finally get out to Seattle? He's requested.

Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  starts off with the last hurdle being cleared for the NBA to return to Seattle, the rumors of Jeff Bezos potentially buying the Seattle Seahawks, the Mariners' recent win against the San Diego Padres, the Pac-12 media day, the future of the Everett AquaSox and Tacoma Rainiers and an Arkansas man is suing a Vegas stripper for $38.5 million because he claims she tricked him into thinking they were in a relationship. Rundown00:00 NBA is coming back to Seattle...Media rights deal reached 04:31 Rumors of Jeff Bezos Buying the Seattle Seahawks09:23 Mariners' Recent Win Against the San Diego Padres15:54 Underwhelming Pac-12 Media Day Raises Concerns19:45 Challenges Faced by the Everett AquaSox and Tacoma Rainiers27:49 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  Modesto Nuts Leaving Due to Failed Agreement.....Arkansas man suing Vegas stripper, claiming she tricked him into thinking they were in a relationship.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times,  start off with their love of San Diego, and the recent performance of Julio Rodriguez. They also talk about the importance of playing freely and the intensity of players like Santos. They mention the potential of the Mariners' bullpen and the upcoming series against the Houston Astros. Overall, it was an entertaining and fun conversation. In this conversation, Div and Jason discuss various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and potential trade targets., the performance of Mitch Haniger, the potential demotion of Ryan Bliss, and the need for the Mariners to make smart moves at the trade deadline. They also discuss potential trade targets such as Cody Bellinger, LaMonte Wade Jr., and Brian Reynolds. Rundown00:00 Beautiful San Diego, Weather, and Julio Rodriguez08:34 Playing Freely and Intensity of Players15:11 The Potential of the Mariners' Bullpen25:31 Upcoming Series Against the Houston Astros27:21 All-Star Break and Pitching29:21 Demotion of Ryan Bliss31:56 Playing with Fire with the backup catching situation 36:14 Potential Trade Targets39:15 Challenges with Jazz Chisholm and why he's not a fit for Seattle 41:02 Smart Moves at the Trade Deadline, including Cody Bellinger and LaMonte Wade Jr. 43:21 Adding Solid Players to the Lineup45:26 Mariners' Financial Resources49:47 Divish doesn't know when the game starts 52:50 Enjoying San Diego

On today's Daily Puck Drop,  Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy,  discuss various topics including technical difficulties, ironing, the Mariners' recent performance, and the importance of Julio's success. They also touch on the concept of simplicity in sports and the significance of playing with a childlike mindset. In this conversation, Jason and Jim discuss various topics related to baseball and college sports. They talk about the performance of young players in baseball, the excitement of watching a Mariners game, the need for a strong bullpen, and potential trade opportunities. They also touch on the possibility of a reverse merger between the Mountain West, Oregon State, and Washington State conferences in college sports. The conversation concludes with a discussion about a high-scoring Little League game and a controversial statement made by Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy.Rundowns00:00 Overcoming Technical Difficulties03:02 The Lost Art of Ironing07:21 The Mariners' Offensive Surge12:07 The Importance of Julio's Success15:28 Embracing Simplicity in Sports18:19 The Ups and Downs of Young Players in Baseball20:47 The Importance of a Strong Bullpen27:06 Exploring Trade Opportunities to Strengthen the Roster35:03 The Potential of a Reverse Merger in College Sports

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, open up about the heat wave in the Pacific Northwest!  They also share their Fourth of July celebrations and talk about blowing things up in sports. The conversation then shifts to the future of Oregon State's baseball program and the possibility of a reverse merger between Oregon State, Washington State, and the Mountain West Conference. They discuss the financial implications and the potential for a stronger football conference on the West Coast. The conversation covers various topics including the possibility of implementing a relegation model in American sports, the greatest coaches in college football, tragic incidents involving young athletes, and the controversy surrounding Bronny James' NBA contract. John Canzano also discusses upcoming events such as Pac-12 Media Day and Camp Exceptional, John's signature event and fundraiser. Rundown00:00 Surviving the Heat08:07 Blowing Things Up in Sports13:02 The Future of Oregon State's Baseball Program15:52 Exploring a Reverse Merger with the Mountain West Conference26:12 Tragic Incidents and the Need for Safer Environments33:52 Controversy Surrounding Bronny James' NBA Contract40:52 Upcoming Events: Pac-12 Media Day and Camp Exceptional, John's signature event and fundraiser

Brad Adam, Root Sports and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host discuss various topics including flight attendants, the heatwave, board games, the Mariners' offense, and potential roster changes. They also mention Logan Gilbert being selected as an All-Star and the possibility of adding players like Diego Castillo and Kirby Yates. The conversation covers various topics including the lack of positional players in the All-Star Game, the Toronto Blue Jays' trade plans, the struggles of the Seattle Mariners' offense, the departure of the Mariners' president, and flight attendants and airline experiences.Rundown00:00 Flight Attendants, Heatwaves, and Board Games09:24 The Struggles of the Mariners' Offense18:37 Logan Gilbert's All-Star Selection23:04 Potential Roster Changes23:33 The Surprising Lack of Positional Players in the All-Star Game24:06 The Toronto Blue Jays' Trade Plans and the Future of Bichette and Guerrero25:19 The Struggles of the Seattle Mariners' Offense and the Need for a New Offensive Philosophy26:15 The Departure of the Mariners' President and the Questions Surrounding the Move36:38 Flight Attendants and Airline Experiences: Hot Towels and Cheese Platters

On today's,  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, opens up about  the return of Jim Moore to the show, the struggles of the Seattle Mariners, trade rumors in Major League Baseball, Little League baseball, and the new reality for WSU athletics. Puck also discusses Keegan Bradley being named Ryder Cup captain and emphasizes the importance of team unity and pride in representing the country.Rundown00:00 Jim Moore return and how much fun it was to have him back04:09 Get rid of Jorge Polanco 12:30 Struggles of the Seattle Mariners and Needed Changes18:48 Trade Rumors in Major League Baseball23:30 Nationals in Full Sell Mode...Ballard Little League All-Stars over and I can't go to Dairy Queen anymore! 28:10 "Hey, what the Puck!" ....The New Reality for WSU Athletics....Keegan Bradley Named Ryder Cup Captain...

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Duquette, MLB Network radio covers various topics related to the struggles of the Seattle Mariners' offense and potential solutions. They discuss the need for offensive upgrades, the performance of individual players, and the possibility of making trades. They also touch on the overall state of offense in baseball and potential rule changes to address the decline in scoring. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the All-Star Game and the performance of young prospects in the league.Rundown00:00 Right into what's wrong with the Mariners 03:44 Discussion about the Struggles of the Seattle Mariners' Offense08:13 The Need for Offensive Upgrades and Potential Trades29:22 The Impact of Young Prospects on Their Teams33:40 The All-Star Game as a Platform for Showcasing Skills and we want to see Paul Skeenes start!

They are back together! Jim Moore joins Jason "Puck" Puckett on today's Daily Puck Drop to discuss their experiences and feelings surrounding Jim's departure from KJR radio. They reflect on the contract negotiations, the disappointment of the outcome, and the impact on their show. Jim expresses his support for Puck and his desire to help him succeed in his new endeavors. In this conversation, Puck and Jim Moore discuss their experiences and feelings after being let go from their radio show. They reflect on their time at the station, the camaraderie they miss, and the decisions made by management. They also discuss the Mariners' struggles and the disappointment in the team's performance. The conversation ends with an update on Ballard Little League and a playful exchange between Puck and Jim.Rundown00:00 The band is back! Jim Moore and Puck pick up right where they left off 07:53 The Contract Negotiations and Disappointment25:15 Support and Reflection on the Show's Success27:33 Reflecting on the Past and Missing the Camaraderie29:29 Confusion and Disappointment in Management Decisions31:13 The Mariners' Struggles and Disappointing Performance34:45 Update on Ballard Little League and Hopes for Success

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, chats with Jon Manley, Tacoma News-Tribune, about Chambers Bay and LIVE Golf are in talks about a potential partnership, signaling a shift in Pierce County's approach to hosting major golf events. Previously, Pierce County had been hesitant to pursue events that could harm their relationship with the USGA. However, with future US Open sites booked through 2042 and Chambers Bay being overlooked, Pierce County is now open to exploring other opportunities. The potential partnership with LIV Golf has generated mixed reactions, with some welcoming the opportunity to see top golfers and others expressing concerns about LIV Golf's association with the Saudi monarchy. Pierce County is also open to exploring a partnership with the PGA of America.Rundown00:00 Jon Manley breaks the story on Chambers Bay and LIV Golf 01:50 Chambers Bay and Live Golf Partnership03:54 Shift in Pierce County's Approach06:16 Importance of Major Tournaments for Chambers Bay09:22 Exploring New Opportunities and Relationship with USGA11:48 Potential for U.S. Women's Open at Chambers Bay14:09 Could the PGA of America and the PGA Championship be in play?19:28 Chambers Bay as an Ideal Venue for a Ryder Cup

Jason  "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Chris Egan, King 5,  discuss their favorite memories and experiences of celebrating the 4th of July. They reminisce about their childhood fireworks adventures, including their love for M80s and Roman candles. They also talk about the different types of fireworks and the traditions associated with the holiday. The conversation touches on topics such as safety, favorite 4th of July foods, and the attire people wear for the festivities. The conversation revolves around Fourth of July celebrations, favorite foods, and the disappointment of an athlete missing out on the Olympics. The hosts discuss fashion choices, favorite Fourth of July foods, and share personal anecdotes. They also touch on the topic of Olympic athletes and the challenges they face. The conversation ends with a discussion about the upcoming Olympics in Paris and the anticipation of trying croissants in France.Rundown00:00 Puck and Egan love 4th of July! 03:13 What's the best thing about the 4th??04:42 Favorite Fireworks and Safety Concerns06:15 Childhood Memories of Fireworks09:12 Different Experiences of 4th of July Celebrations13:05 Attire and Food for 4th of July14:06 Enjoying an Ice Cold Budweiser15:30 Disapproval of Jean Shorts for Men16:12 Fashion Choices and Favorite Fourth of July Foods31:31 Anticipation for the Olympics in Paris33:33 How many croissant's will Chris have in Paris?

Jason  "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com,  discuss various topics, including the 4th of July, American and British history, competitive eating, the upcoming NFL season, the future of DK Metcalf, the Seattle Seahawks' win total, breakout players on defense, and British comedy. Rundown00:00 Puck needles Rob about defeating England and seeking our independence02:43 Competitive Eating and American Traditions and everything that annoys the Brits about us 12:44 The Future of DK Metcalf and the Seahawks....Sign him to an extension?16:01 Predicting the Seahawks' Win Total26:55 What do the Brits find funny?

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, celebrate the 4th together  Fourth of July celebrations on the East Coast vs West Coast, , the recent antitrust lawsuit against DirecTV, the potential for Jim Harbaugh to coach in the NFL again, contract negotiations for DK Metcalf and Tua Tagovailoa, and the possibility of synthetic turf for Mike Garafolo's lawn.Rundown00:00 East Coast vs. West Coast 4th of July03:04 Mike complaining about his drive...Can you imagine the travel time of the founding fathers!!?7:05 The Antitrust Lawsuit Against DirecTV and what is going on with Brandon Aiyuk's deal?12:36 Jim Harbaugh and his impact on Justin Herbert 14:45 Contract negotiations with DK Metcalf and what will the Seahawks do?19:39 Who's the next quarterback to get paid?22:40 Mike wraps up with first world problems complaining at his pool at his beach house

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times  and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  spend the majority of the episode trying to figure out what is wrong with Julio.  They analyze his swing mechanics, approach at the plate, and performance in clutch situations. They also touch on the expectations placed on him as a highly paid player and the criticism he receives from fans. The conversation highlights the importance of comfort and confidence in hitting and the challenges of making adjustments while competing in games. They also mention a documentary about Julio that is set to air after the All-Star game. The conversation revolves around the struggles of the Seattle Mariners' offense and their inability to acquire and develop offensive talent. The hosts discuss the team's offensive performance in recent years and the lack of production from key players. They also explore the challenges of hitting in today's game, with pitchers throwing harder than ever before. The conversation touches on the Mariners' draft strategy and the importance of hitting on first-round picks. They also discuss the potential solutions for the struggling offense, including lineup changes and player development.Rundown00:00 This is titled, the Julio Podcast....Puck and Divish try to figure out what is wrong with him05:28 Analyzing Julio's Hitting Struggles07:20 The Importance of Comfort and Confidence in Hitting09:21 Managing Expectations for Highly Paid Players11:39 Criticism and Pressure Faced by Julio15:24 Challenges of Making Adjustments in Game Situations20:43 Upcoming Documentary on Julio29:51 Frustration with the Lack of Offensive Production40:00 Potential Solutions for the Struggling Offense47:55 Lamenting about the lost draft picks of Kyle Lewis and Evan White

The Daily Puck Drop episode 195 with Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, covers various topics including the struggling Mariners offense, LeBron James' contract, a MLB trade, and the lack of offensive success for the Mariners under the current regime. The host also discusses the timing of a documentary on Julio Rodriguez, the potential acquisition of Vlad Guerrero Jr. by the Mariners, and the return of the Go-To Guy on the show.Rundown00:00 Struggling Mariners Offense...Julio is in code red and needs a slump buster stat! M's offense has been terrible in the Jerry Dipoto era and stop blaming the weather on the offense 20:15 Bronny James said he has earned his way, really?  Lebron gives Lakers "a deal" by agreeing to a max contract! 31:14 "Hey, what the Puck!?" TNT to air Mountain West football games...Timing of Julio Rodriguez Documentary is bad....Time to go get Vlad Guerrero Jr....Jim Moore returns Monday!

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com  and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  open up about UW and Oregon and recruitingthe potential involvement of private equity funds, realignment in conferences, and the future of the Pac-12 Network. They also touch on the coaching staff at Utah, the longevity of Kyle Whittingham, and the challenges faced by smaller programs in major conferences. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about their favorite aspects of the 4th of July.Rundown 00:00 UW and Oregon recruiting battles02:09 Recruiting Strategies and Selling Points05:40 The Potential Involvement of Private Equity09:08 The Impact of Realignment and if that factored into the UW baseball coach leaving for Texas A&M 13:32  Pac-12 Network officially closes23:21 Best part of 4th of July? Puck loves a ice cold Budweiser

Brad Adam, Root Sports  and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  open ups celebrating Brad's wife's birthday  the Seattle Mariners, and upcoming games against the Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays. They also talk about coaching youth baseball and the potential of the Blue Jays as a franchise. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners, including the potential signing of Felix Hernandez, the trade deadline, the team's offensive struggles, and their upcoming series against the Houston Astros. The hosts also discuss the performance of individual players like J.P. Crawford and Julio Rodriguez as well as the need for a backup catcher. Overall, they express optimism about the Mariners' chances of maintaining their first-place position in the division.Rundown 00:00 M's under fire and celebrating Brad's wife's birthday08:31 Upcoming Games Against the Orioles and Blue Jays11:31 No Toronto series for Puck, he'll be at an 11U All-Star baseball tournament 13:44 BlueJays coming to town and they will drink the 'Pen out29:13 Maintaining First Place and Facing the Astros

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett discusses various topics including the potential moves the Seattle Mariners could make at the trade deadline, the pressure on players like Julio Rodriguez and Jorge Polanco, the offensive powerhouse of the Baltimore Orioles, the future of the NBA in Seattle, and recent free agent signings in the NBA and NHL. Puck also announces the return of Jim Moore, the go-to guy is returningRundown00:00 Puck jumps right into the M's and Jerry Dipoto telling Jim Duquette that there are no money concerns at the deadline 02:00 Mariners' Potential Moves at Trade Deadline09:03 Pressure on Julio Rodriguez and Jorge Polanco, according to Bill Krueger. 21:06 Future of the NBA in Seattle25:22 Recent Free Agent Signings in the NBA and NHL31:35 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  Ballard Little League all stars.....Voicemails.....Return of Jim Moore, the Go-To Guy

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and  Jim Duquette, former MLB GM and Sirius XM radio , start off talking about the Seattle Mariners and their performance. The main focus was on the struggles of the Mariners' offense and the need for improvements. It was mentioned that the Mariners are looking to be aggressive at the trade deadline and are willing to add payroll. Possible targets for the Mariners include Cody Bellinger and Luis Robert Jr. The conversation also touched on the possibility of trading within the division and the challenges that may arise. Overall, the conversation highlighted the Mariners' need for offensive upgrades and the potential moves they could make to address this issue.Rundown01:16 Discussion on the Mariners' Performance08:33 Financial Constraints and Fan Frustrations09:55 Evaluation of the Mariners' Offense15:29 Impact of Offensive Struggles on the Fan Experience22:30 Trading Within the Division

Jason  "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Bill Krueger covers the recent performance of the Seattle Mariners, focusing on their offensive struggles and the need for improvements at the trade deadline. They discuss the lack of production from key players, the high number of strikeouts, and the need for a more professional approach at the plate. They also touch on the bullpen issues and the importance of getting injured players back. Overall, they believe the Mariners need to make incremental improvements and address their weaknesses to maintain their lead in the division.Rundown 01:28 Reviewing the Mariners' Series Against the Twins06:07 Possible Solutions at the Trade Deadline08:03 Playing the Young Players More10:05 Pitching Strategies and Bullpen Issues13:07 Leadership and Pressure on the Players25:08 Predicting the Future of the Division Race28:48 Recap of the Rise Above Golf Classic

On today's,  Daily Puck Drop ,  Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, discusses the struggling offense of the Seattle Mariners, who have seen a significant decline in their offensive performance compared to last year. The host analyzes the team's statistics and highlights the struggles of key players like Julio Rodriguez. The conversation also touches on the Mariners' potential trade options and the need for improvements in multiple positions. The host then moves on to discuss golf-related news, including the possibility of hosting a Live Golf tournament at Chambers Bay and a remarkable feat of back-to-back hole-in-ones at the US Senior Open. The episode concludes with the news of the University of Washington baseball coach leaving to join Texas A&M, possibly due to conference realignment and travel concerns.Rundown00:00 Limback Lumber, new studio sponsor!! 03:25 Seattle Mariners' Struggling Offense16:14 Potential Trade Options for the Mariners...Houston coming for Seattle...Health updates on Woo, Santos and Speirer and "Kelenic Watch" 34:29 "Hey, what the Puck!?"  Remarkable Feat of Back-to-Back Hole-in-Ones....Charley Hull, my wife....University of Washington Baseball Coach Leaves for Texas A&M

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and  Chris Egan, KING 5,  shares stories about his 28 years of marriage, including his elaborate engagement proposal. They also discuss topics such as the NBA draft, the Seattle Storm, the Mariners' struggles with free agents, and the upcoming Olympics in Paris and the Egan Wedding! Rundown00:00 Egan opens up about a great story how he proposed to his wife and it involved the Puyallup police department! 06:24 Keys to a Successful Relationship08:07 Discussion on Recent News10:02 Seattle Storm's Success13:10 Mariners' Struggles with Free Agents15:07 Bronny James' Draft and Lakers' Strategy21:37 Mariners' Playoff Hopes and Concerns26:17 Preparations for the Olympics and the Egan wedding for his daughter !

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  start off with  the Mariners' challenging schedule, the state of SeaTac airport, the team's upcoming rotation, the disparity between home and away performance, potential lineup changes, and the mental state of the team. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners, including player options, struggles of specific players, trade possibilities, bullpen updates, and the team's current record. The hosts also discuss the strong dad vibe of Trent Thornton and speculate on his choice of minivan. Episode ends with Puck and Divish  talking about the Mayor of Maple Valley Open.Rundown00:00 Ryan Divish's Weekly Appearance at the Tacoma YMCA02:09 Challenges of the Mariners' Schedule04:11 Frustrations with SeaTac Airport09:39 Uncertainty in the Team's Rotation11:46 Disparity in Home vs Away Performance15:04 Potential Lineup Changes21:14 Player Options and Decisions22:07 Struggles and Chasing Hits: The Case of Polanco26:19 Exploring Trade Possibilities and Minor League Talent28:02 Bullpen Updates and Injured Players33:51 Trent Thornton: The Strong Dad Vibe and Minivan Speculation34:42 Meeting at the Mayor of Maple Valley Open

On today's, Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host opens up about  the Seattle Mariners and what a big homestand it is, the NBA draft and why Lebron James and the Lakers are doing his son no favors , the NFL Sunday Ticket lawsuit, and Puck concludes with "Hey, What the Puck!??".....LimbacK Lumber Studios debuts on Monday! . Also, crazy story involving Kyle Filipowski and "mormon grooming", playing in the Mayor of Maple Valley Open, NFL "Sunday Ticket" lawsuit and voicemails are back!  Rundown 00:00 Big homestand for the Mariners...Can they respond after bad roadtrip?14:49 Challenges for the Seattle Mariners...Pitchers need a break 20:00 Lebron and Lakers doing Bronny James no favors 26:00 Rob Staton on his biggest concern for the Seahawks heading into camp31:24 "Hey, What the Puck!?".....Kyle Filiposwki crazy story....NFL Sunday Ticket lawsuit....Mayor of Maple Valley Open and Voicemails are back!

On today's show, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, and Rob Staton, Seahawksdraftblog.com,  open up about Rob's  recent trip to Germany to watch England's Futbol match and his love for cricket. He explains the different formats of cricket and compares it to baseball. The conversation then shifts to betting on sports in England.  Puck and Rob Staton shift to  the upcoming Seahawks training camp, and potential storylines for the team. They also touch on the importance of rookies and the depth at the linebacker position. Additionally, they discuss the financial implications for the Seahawks and the potential contract extension for DK Metcalf. Rundown00:00 Rob is back from his trip to Germany to watch England in the EuroCup 01:02 Puck asks Rob about cricket and Rob explains to Puck it's like baseball, but better and it's great for gambling.07:24 Rob asks Puck why the States don't have something like the EuroCup and Puck says the WBC is somewhat similar. 12:02 The French are taking over basketball! 15:12 Top three storylines from both Rob and Puck as we are a month out of the start of training camp. 27:23 Financial Implications and Contract Extensions....Linebackers are a concern for Rob and does Mike Macondald not like playing rookies?29:43 DK Metcalf's Behavior and Attitude33:32 Geno Smith's Role in the New Offensive System

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Mike Garafolo, NFL Network,  start off with Mike's participation in Jason Kelce's charity event, their favorite drinks, and teams in the NFL that have the most to prove this year. They also touch on the success of Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, the potential three-peat for the Kansas City Chiefs, and the competitiveness of elite athletes. Rundown00:00 Mike is in the car with the baby seat in the back headed to Jason Kelce's charity bar event where Mike is the "celebrity" bartender 02:40 Mike notes that his favorite drink is a "Gibson."  Puck had no idea what that was. 05:32 What NFL teams have something to prove this year 10:26 Lamar Jackson and the Ravens13:54 The Potential Three-Peat for the Chiefs20:53 Desire for Parity in Sports and why the NFL works so well 22:49 Has Mike McCarthy grown tired of Jerry Jones 26:37 Will Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce be at Jason Kelce's charity event and what would Mike do if she was there and ordered a Gibson??

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck"  Puckett, former KJR host, discusses various topics including the Seattle Mariners' recent performance, George Kirby's dominant pitching, the NBA draft, the Seattle Storm, and the upcoming ESPYs honoring Steve Gleason. He also mentions the return of voicemails, a batboy saving Shohei Otani's life, the viral Hawk Toa girl, and the announcement of Limback Lumber as the new sponsor of Puck Sports Studios.Rundown00:00 George Kirby's Dominant Performance04:52 Mariners' Rough Road Trip...Forget about Pete Alonso...Can the Mariners farm system compete with the other teams in talent to acquire MLB talent at the deadline?15:20 Jared Kellnick's Success...Can the M's fend off the Astros. Do they know who to win. Astros have championship DNA.  NBA draft, a bunch of unknowns.  Where will Jaylen Wells and Isaac Jones of the Cougs go?  Will Bronny James be selected by the Lakers? 27:52 Steve Gleason to Receive Arthur Ash Courage Award36:09 "Hey, What the Puck?!"  Voicemails back...Dodgers batboy saves Ohtani and Puck announces new sponsor for the PuckSports Studios

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, recap the Mariners recent struggles,  relying heavily on their starting pitching but lacking offensive firepower. The team's poor play has led to a decline in their standings. Julio Rodriguez, a young player with high expectations, has been struggling at the plate, showing signs of inconsistency and trying to do too much. The Mariners' core players have also underperformed, with the exception of Cal Raleigh. The Houston Astros, with their strong offense, pose a threat to the Mariners' division lead. The trade deadline approaches, and the Mariners may look to add middle relievers and hitters to strengthen their roster. In terms of injuries, Brian Wu is expected to miss a couple of starts, and there have been discussions about Ryan Bliss potentially playing in the outfield for added flexibility. Overall, the team is relieved to have secured a win and is looking forward to playing better at home.Rundown00:00 Well, a win is a win...I guess 00:51 Road trip issues...why?01:26 Struggles with Starting Pitching03:17 Inconsistency of Julio Rodriguez05:33 Surprise at Julio Rodriguez's Performance06:57 Struggles of Young Players08:11 Frustration and Pressure on Players10:01 Threat from the Houston Astros11:30 Potential Moves at the Trade Deadline13:15 Limited Options for Acquiring Pitchers15:21 Injuries and Potential Position Changes20:31 Updates on Injured Players21:05 Ryan Bliss Taking Reps in the Outfield22:10 Miscommunication on a Play24:20 Mood of the Team

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host discusses the struggles of the Seattle Mariners, particularly their pitching staff, and the injuries they are facing. He also talks about the frustration surrounding Julio Rodriguez's performance at the plate. Puck then transitions to discussing the recent hiring of Anne McCoy as the new athletic director at Washington State University and the challenges she will face. He also provides some insights into the upcoming NBA draft and mentions some notable prospects. Puck wraps up with, "Hey, What The Puck?!" Mariners prospect, Hogan Windish, who had an impressive four-home run game in Double-A. P  the release of the EA College Sports Video Game and the ranking of the toughest places to play in college football.Rundown00:00 Mariners are in a free fall03:24 Disappointing Performance of Julio Rodriguez09:24 Challenges Ahead for New Athletic Director Anne McCoy11:49 Could this be the final NBA draft without the Sonics?? 29:11 "Hey, What The Puck!?" Mariners prospect 4HR game and EA College Sports video game ranks toughest places to play and voicemails are back!

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host start of talking about Brad's experience at Bill Krueger's golf tournament, Bryan Woo's  injury, and potential trade opportunities for the Mariners. They also mention the possibility of bringing back Chris Flexen. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and potential trades. They discuss the need for a big bat, the performance of the team's pitchers, the upcoming trade deadline, and the potential trade targets for the Mariners. They also touch on the catching situation, the struggles of Mitch Haniger, and the possibility of extending Cal Raleigh. The conversation concludes with a discussion about JP Crawford's performance and the idea of moving him up in the batting order.Rundown00:00 Brad shares stories from Bill Krueger's golf tourney and how he replaced Dale Ellis as a celebrity??03:08 What caused the Mariners to lose to the Rays11:22 Bryan Wood injury, again 14:12 Bringing Back Chris Flexen16:08 The Need for a Big Bat20:46 Addressing the Catching Situation23:08 Cal Raleigh's Performance and Potential Extension26:23 JP Crawford's Performance and Batting Order

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and John Canzano, from JohnCanzano.com,  open up about the phrase, "long hanging fruit" , John growing up in Gilroy, the home of garlic , why there are too many bike lanes,  JJ Reddick's press conference and how he came across as unlikeable.  Canzano and Puck also chat about movie theater etiquette, the financial situation of the University of Washington and Oregon, the future of college athletics, and the challenges faced by Washington State and Oregon State. They also touch on Jed Fish's coaching philosophy and the lack of parity in college football compared to professional sports.Rundown00:00 The meaning of low hanging fruit03:32 John growing up in Gilroy...the garlic capital 05:19 Too many bike lanes!08:48 JJ Reddick's press conference, did himself no favors 12:43 Puck asks John what to do when a group is being loud and obnoxious in a public space 15:06 Date Nights and Movie Theater Experiences19:28 The Future of College Athletics20:37 Challenges Faced by Washington State and Oregon State24:02 Jed Fish's Coaching Philosophy at the University of Arizona32:44 The Lack of Parity in College Football

On Today's, Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  the host discusses the current state of the Seattle Mariners, focusing on the struggles of pitcher Bryan Woo.  Puck talks about  Woo's  recurring injuries and questions his ability to stay healthy and be a consistent starter. The conversation also touches on potential trade targets for the Mariners, particularly in right field. The host shares updates on recent games and highlights standout performances from players like Cal Raleigh. The episode concludes with a lighthearted segment about an intoxicated Pirates fan who stole a yacht and went looking for pirates, as well as a discussion about JJ Reddick's press conference as the new Lakers head coach.Rundown00:00 Bryan Woo hurt again..Why?03:11 What can Woo do to get better and the Mariners stink it up vs. the Rays 09:14 Where do the M's turn to for help in the outfield and what will the Astros do? Reports linking them to Vlad Jr. 14:12 "Hey, What the Puck?!" Drunk Pirates fan steals yacht and crashes it into the river and J.J. Reddick holds press conference and is full of shit.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Duquette, Sirius XM radio,  discuss various topics related to baseball. They talk about the increasing size of young players and the trend of specialization in youth sports. They also discuss the performance of the Seattle Mariners and the Houston Astros, as well as potential trade targets for both teams. The conversation touches on the struggles of Mitch Haniger and the need for outfield help for the Mariners. They also mention potential trade targets for the first base position and starting pitching. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the current state of baseball and the upcoming trade deadline. The conversation covers various topics related to baseball, including the competitiveness of the playoff race, the impact of the wild card system, the importance of ownership and front office decisions, the potential contract extension for Cal Raleigh, the use of sticky substances by pitchers, and the performance of rookie players. The hosts also discuss the possibility of Paul Sewald being selected for the All-Star game and the trade deadline moves for the Oakland A's. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the current front-runners for Manager of the Year in both the American League and National League.Rundown00:00 Travel Ball adventures and the size of 11 year olds! 06:41 Mariners stumbling and the Astros and Rangers heating up08:01 Potential Trade Targets for the Mariners and Astros...They are one in the same14:45 The Need for Outfield Help for the Mariners19:03 The Competitive State of Baseball and the Trade Deadline19:34 The Impact of the Wild Card System on the Playoff Race21:30 The Role of Ownership and Front Office Decisions22:47 The Potential Contract Extension for Cal Raleigh29:28 Edwin Diaz getting caught cheating and trying to deny it 34:16 Paul Skeene's All-Star game 37:08 Who is the AL and NL manager of the year??

On today's Daily Puck Drop,  Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  expresses his dislike for Mondays and his envy of his kids who get to enjoy summer break. He then discusses the Mariners' recent series loss to the Marlins and the challenges they face with their pitching staff. Puck also talks about the upcoming games against Houston and Texas and the need for the Mariners to find a right fielder to replace Mitch Haniger. He briefly mentions the LPGA tournament at Sahale Country Club and criticizes climate protesters at the Travelers Championship. Puck concludes with updates on golf news and the Edmonton Oilers' quest for the Stanley Cup.Rundown00:00 Monday's suck and adults need a summer break as well! 07:39 Mariners' Series Loss to the Marlins....Better be careful because Houston and Texas are playing great. Time to add to the team if you are Jerry Dipoto! 08:09 Challenges with the Mariners' Pitching Staff...Is Bryce Miller tired? J.P. Crawford needs to be removed from leadoff spot and replaced with Josh Rojas.  M's can't keep running Mitch Haniger out in RF and DH. 22:27 "Hey, What The Puck?!!" Climate Protesters at the Travelers Championship, dorks!  Jon Rahm crying about LIV...Everyone must be rooting for Edmonton!

Chris Egan, KING 5  and Jason "Puck" Puckett discuss various topics, including graduation ceremonies, parenting, youth sports, and golf. They reflect on the importance of simplifying graduation speeches and focusing on practical advice for graduates. They also discuss the challenges and pressures faced by young athletes and the need for balance and perspective. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the beauty of Sahalee Golf Course and the challenges of different school grades.Rundown00:00 Graduation Ceremonies...Have we gone too far??06:56 Simplifying Graduation Speeches...Make them more real13:34 The Challenges and Pressures of Youth Sports25:17 Covering the KPMG PGA Championship 28:37 5th grade party!!! How loose can the parents get??

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times,  discuss various topics including travel, chafing, and the Mariners' recent series against the Cleveland Guardians. They also touch on the idea of the Mariners having their own plane and the challenges they face in matchups against certain teams. The conversation is light-hearted and covers a range of humorous and baseball-related topics. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and their recent games. They discuss the frustration with umpires and bad calls, the performance of players like JP Crawford and Luis Castillo, the potential for trades at the deadline, and the importance of Cal Raleigh to the team. They also touch on the Mariners' analytics-driven decision-making and the possibility of contract extensions for players.Rundown00:00 Divish rocking a tanktop sitting in a gym in Miami! 01:05 Ryan Divish's Workout in Miami03:13 Chaffing and baseball 08:48 Improving Travel for the Mariners....Divish describes the "working man's first class"15:41 What did we learn from the Guardians series 17:28 How much did the umpire in Cleveland bother the team 18:24 JP Crawford's Tough Luck and Determination19:46 Guardians lack a true ace 26:14 Trading Within the Division27:24 The Analytics-Driven Decision-Making of the Mariners31:07 The Importance of Cal Raleigh to the Team

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses the last day of school for his children and reflects on the emotional experience of seeing them grow up. He also talks about the Seattle Mariners' recent loss to the Guardians and the struggles of their pitching staff on the road. Puck speculates about the possibility of Dak Prescott joining the Seattle Seahawks in the future and discusses the recent hiring of JJ Redick as a coach for the Los Angeles Lakers. He also mentions the upcoming US Amateur Four-Ball Championship at Chambers Bay and shares a story about a woman who was arrested for defrauding the public through a fake GoFundMe campaign.Rundown00:00 Emotional Last Day of School....Elementary school is02:05 Relief from Lunch Duty03:34 Speculation about Dak Prescott Joining Seahawks04:01 Mariners' Loss to the Guardians27:57 "Hey, What The Puck??!!" Beware of Fake GoFundMe Campaigns....Graduation parties 5th grade??  USGA throwing crumbs to Chambers Bay!

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network,  and Jason "Puck" Puckett,  open up about kids and summer break, and NFL quarterback contracts. They touch on the challenges of entertaining kids during summer break, and the frustrations of doctor visits. They also discuss the recent contract extension of Trevor Lawrence and the potential impact on Dak Prescott's contract negotiations. In this conversation, Mike Garafolo and Puck discuss various topics including Dak Prescott's potential as a free agent, potential landing spots for him, the situation with Brandon Aiyuk and the 49ers, the hiring of David Shaw by the Broncos, the Kansas House bill to lure the Chiefs and Royals to Kansas, and the off-season storyline of Bill Belichick dating a 24-year-old former competitive cheerleader.  Rita Moreno, Sophia Loren, and Helen Mirren....they all still got it! Rundown00:00 Entertaining kids during summer break! 04:41 Mike details a day of hell of shuffling his kids around NYC and to the doctors office 10:29 The Impact of Trevor Lawrence's Contract Extension13:32 Dak Prescott's Contract Negotiations and Future Plans15:37 Dak Prescott's Potential as a Free Agent and Potential Landing Spots21:31 David Shaw's Hiring by the Broncos22:26 The Kansas House Bill to Lure the Chiefs and Royals24:05 The Off-Season Storyline of Bill Belichick's Dating Life26:18 Mike says that Rita Moreno, Sophia Loren, and Helen Mirren still have it!

On today's, Daily Puck Drop,  Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses the Mariners' recent game against the Cleveland Guardians, focusing on the performance of pitcher Bryan Woo and the controversy surrounding JP Crawford and Scott Servas' interactions with the home plate umpire. He also touches on the KPMG PGA Championship, the increasing popularity of TV streaming, and a man suing Apple for $6 million after his wife discovered text messages to sex workers on their family iMac.Rundown00:00 Mariners Struggle Against Cleveland Guardians02:26 Bryan Woo's Health Issues and Potential Solutions07:30 Controversy Surrounding JP Crawford and Scott Servas 22:50 Man Sues Apple for $6 Million Over Deleted Text Messages

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times  start off talking about great baseball movies, and their love of Kurt Russell's movies, and the personalities of the Seattle Mariners players. They also mention the upcoming Netflix documentary about the Boston Red Sox and the lack of editorial control teams have over these types of projects. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners, including the team's camaraderie, the role Divish has covering the team, the recent offensive improvement, the use of Mitch Garver as a backup catcher, and Kurt Russell's filmography.Rundown00:00 Divish is in Havre, Montana and they somehow open up talking about Kurt Russell movies! 03:04 Discussion about Netflix documentaries and baseball movies08:41 Luke Raily and the Seattle Mariners' Mix of Personalities13:02 The Upcoming Netflix Documentary about the Boston Red Sox15:45 Appreciating Baseball through Movies and Documentaries25:16 Managing Mitch Garver as a Backup Catcher29:24 Bryan Woo's  Return to the Rotation34:08 Appreciating Kurt Russell's Film Career

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host starts off with the Seattle Mariners' recent success, the passing of baseball legend Willie Mays, the death of longtime Seattle Times columnist Blaine Newnam, and the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. Puck also shares his frustration with the trend of not wrapping presents and praises former NBA coach Monty Williams for his lucrative firing contracts.Rundown 00:00 Seattle Mariners' Success16:02 Remembering Willie Mays25:53 KPMG Women's PGA Championship28:14 "Hey, What The Puck!?" The Lost Art of Wrapping Presents.....Monty Williams: The Master of Firing Contracts

Larry Stone, former Seattle Times columnist and Puck discuss the passing of baseball legend Willie Mays. They reminisce about Mays' impact on the game, his style of play, and his iconic moments. They also discuss Mays' relationship with Ken Griffey Jr. and the reverence that current players have for him. The conversation highlights Mays' athleticism, his numbers, and the legacy he leaves behind.Rundown 00:00 Thoughts on the Passing of Willie Mays02:02 Personal Connection  to Mays and being a Dodgers fan rooting for and against Mays 04:14 Mays' Style of Play and Comparison to Modern Players08:04 The Joy and Showmanship of Mays12:08 The Iconic Catch and its Impact19:42 Mays' Influence on Ken Griffey Jr. and the Number 2421:42 The Legacy of Mays and the Lack of Comparison in Today's Game

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com  and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,   discuss various topics including parenting, Father's Day, golf, and the future of college sports. They touch on the importance of teaching children to entertain themselves and the decline of wrapping presents. They also discuss Rory McIlroy's behavior at the US Open and Bryson DeChambeau's transformation as a golfer. The conversation then shifts to the selling of naming rights in college sports and the potential for athletic departments to be renamed. The conversation explores the cultural differences in fan support and engagement between the West Coast and the South/Midwest regions of the United States. It discusses the generational nature of fandom, the influence of wealth and donations, and the level of passion and dedication towards sports in different regions. The conversation also touches on the upcoming expansion of the Big Ten Network and the challenges of covering 18 schools. The hosts share their experiences and observations of fan culture in various regions and discuss the importance of sports in different communities.Rundown00:00 Talking about what they did on Father's Day 01:32 No one wraps presents anymore and John wanted his Father's Day present wrapped!08:13 Bryson DeChambeau's Transformation as a Golfer10:30 The Future of College Sports: Selling Naming Rights12:30 The Possibility of Renaming Athletic Departments18:31 Generational Fandom and the Influence of Wealth23:35 Comparing Regional Fan Culture: West Coast vs. South/Midwest28:02 Challenges of Covering 18 Schools in the Big Ten Network Expansion32:48 Pac-2 Media Day: Generating Interest in Oregon State and Washington State

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports and Jason "Puck" Puckett open up about  Brad winning a Father's Day golf tournament, the Seattle Mariners, and the coaching staff. They also touch on the recent news of Tyler Locklear staying with the team, Ty France returning from the paternity list, and Seby Savala being designated for assignment. The conversation highlights the importance of coaching, particularly the impact of Perry Hill on the Mariners' infielders. They also speculate on whether the Mariners will look for another catcher in the future. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and their performance in the current season. They discuss the health concerns of catcher Mitch Garver and the team's need for more offense. They also talk about the Mariners' chances of making it to the playoffs and the importance of winning the division. The conversation touches on the comparison between the current pitching staff and the 1991 pitching staff. They also briefly discuss Rory McIlroy's meltdown at the U.S. Open. Rundown00:00 Brad pats himself on the back for winning Father's Day golf tourney12:08 News about Tyler Locklear, Ty France, and Seby Savala14:42 The Impact of Coaching on the Mariners' Infielders19:48 Wrap-up and Discussion about Sebi Savala19:56 Concerns about Mitch Garver's Health21:30 The Need for More Offense24:02 The Mariners' Goal: Winning the Division...Are they World Series bound??26:05 Comparing the Current Pitching Staff to the 1991 Staff34:36 Rory McIlroy's Meltdown at the U.S. Open

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett,  thanks a listener for creating an intro for the show. He discusses the upcoming Mariners series against the Cleveland Guardians and the importance of securing a higher playoff seed. Puck also talks about the MLB All-Star Game voting and the controversy surrounding Bryson DeChambeau's exclusion from the U.S. Olympic team. He shares a story about a unique fantasy football punishment and mentions Bill Belichick's new relationship. Puck teases two upcoming announcements for Puck Sports.Rundown00:00 Big thanks to listener Steven, for making an open to the show! 03:10 Mariners Series Against the Guardians13:59 MLB All-Star Game Voting23:25 "Hey, What The Puck!?"  Unique Fantasy Football Punishment.....Bill Belichick's New Relationship, 24 year old competitive cheerleader!

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Bill Krueger, ROOT Sports  covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and their recent success. They discuss the Mariners' statement series against the Texas Rangers, the confidence it brings to the team, and the positive signs they've seen from young players like Julio Rodriguez. They also touch on the pressure and expectations placed on Rodriguez at a young age, the importance of his defense and joy for the game, and the challenges he faces as a young superstar. The conversation also delves into the Mariners' starting rotation, comparing it to past rotations in the organization's history, and the potential role of Julio in the bullpen. They conclude by discussing the Mariners' chances of winning the division and the upcoming Rise Above Golf Classic.Rundown00:00 Mariners' Statement Series and Confidence Boost02:26 Positive Signs from Julio Rodriguez07:43 Pressure and Expectations on Young Superstar12:51 Mariners' Exceptional Starting Rotation15:13 Considering Julio Rodriguez in the Bullpen23:19 What does Bill see from Tyler Locklear

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Duquette, MLB Network radio  discuss various topics in baseball, including Jim's recent hernia surgery, the Mariners' performance against the Texas Rangers, the Mariners' pitching staff, potential trade targets for the Mariners, and the recent injuries to Mookie Betts and Yoshinobu Yamamoto of the Los Angeles Dodgers. They also talk about the struggles of Corbin Carroll, the passing of Mike Brumley, and Aaron Judge's impressive home run numbers.Rundown00:00 Jim Duquette's is recovering from emergency hernia surgery03:56 Mariners' Pitching Staff and Division Lead10:45 Luis Robert Jr. and Potential Trade Targets13:35 Bullpen Arms Available for the Mariners22:19 Corbin Carroll's Struggles and Injury26:44 Aaron Judge's Home Run Chase

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,   discusses various topics including the US Open, the Seattle Mariners, the Apple Cup ticket controversy, the NBA Finals, Charles Barkley's retirement from television, the Big 12 conference naming rights, and the ban on cell phones in schools.Rundown 00:00 Rory McIlroy chokes away the U.S. Open...Bryson was great, but this will be remembered for Rory's meltdown08:50 Seattle Mariners statement series vs. Texas...We need to start appreciating them more! 14:56 Apple Cup Ticket Controversy....How bad is it for WSU?  Not that bad...yet. Puck explains 30:47 "Hey, What The Puck!?" Charles Barkley's Retirement, no!  Big 12 Conference selling their name and Seattle middle school bans cell phones!

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times and Jason "Puck" Puckett, start off with Divish having technical issues with his computer and his mic not working and they did today's show live...oh, the beauty of live media!  They also talk about the possibility of acquiring players from the Chicago White Sox. The conversation ends with Ryan Divish mentioning his plans to work out at the UW Tacoma Y. In this conversation, Ryan Divish and Puck discuss various topics related to baseball, including the performance of certain players, potential trades, and the upcoming Father's Day. They touch on the pitching skills of certain players, such as Julio Rodriguez and Bryan Woo, and speculate on their future roles in the team. They also discuss the possibility of Luis Robert Jr. joining the Mariners and the potential trade packages that could be involved. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about their fathers and their plans for Father's Day.01:00 The Seattle Mariners' Strikeout Problem10:00 Acquiring Players from the Chicago White Sox14:41 Staying Fit and Working Out at UW Tacoma Y20:37 Analyzing Player Performance27: 20 Potential Trade of Luis Robert Jr.30:20 Exploring the Role of Brian Wu34:00 Discussion on Pitching Routine37:00 Assessing Player Hustle and Work Ethic40:05 Evaluation of Defensive Skills44:10 Father's Day Plans and Stories

Chris Egan, KING 5, joined Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host on the Daily Puck Drop.  Egan opened up about his son, Austin, who's  pitching in a summer league baseball game in Edmonton. He talks about the intense and proud moment of seeing his son perform well in front of 8,000 kids and signing autographs. They also discuss the importance of being a multi-sport athlete and the benefits it can have on a child's development. The conversation then shifts to the Seattle Mariners and their recent performance, including the disappointment of losing after a game-tying home run. They also touch on the wave at baseball games and the upcoming trade deadline. In this part of the conversation, Chris Egan and Puck discuss some funny and quirky stories about their fathers. They talk about their fathers' habits of peeing outside and share anecdotes about their own experiences. They also mention their fathers' involvement in their sports activities and recall some memorable moments. The conversation then transitions to Father's Day plans and the upcoming graduation of Chris Egan's daughter. Ryan Divish joins the conversation and they discuss the Seattle Mariners' recent game and the team's tendency to strike out.Rundown00:00 Egan watching his son pitch in Edmonton for a summer league team 08:23 The Benefits of Being a Multi-Sport Athlete13:51 Mariners' Performance and Disappointing Losses24:07 Uncertainty Surrounding Mariners' Trades at the Deadline25:33 Funny and Quirky Stories About Fathers32:34 Celebrating Father's Day and Graduation

Chris Egan, KING 5, joined Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host on the Daily Puck Drop.  Egan opened up about his son, Austin, who's  pitching in a summer league baseball game in Edmonton. He talks about the intense and proud moment of seeing his son perform well in front of 8,000 kids and signing autographs. They also discuss the importance of being a multi-sport athlete and the benefits it can have on a child's development. The conversation then shifts to the Seattle Mariners and their recent performance, including the disappointment of losing after a game-tying home run. They also touch on the wave at baseball games and the upcoming trade deadline. In this part of the conversation, Chris Egan and Puck discuss some funny and quirky stories about their fathers. They talk about their fathers' habits of peeing outside and share anecdotes about their own experiences. They also mention their fathers' involvement in their sports activities and recall some memorable moments. The conversation then transitions to Father's Day plans and the upcoming graduation of Chris Egan's daughter. Ryan Divish joins the conversation and they discuss the Seattle Mariners' recent game and the team's tendency to strike out. Rundown00:00 Egan watching his son pitch in Edmonton for a summer league team 08:23 The Benefits of Being a Multi-Sport Athlete13:51 Mariners' Performance and Disappointing Losses24:07 Uncertainty Surrounding Mariners' Trades at the Deadline25:33 Funny and Quirky Stories About Fathers32:34 Celebrating Father's Day and Graduation

Jason  "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com,  start off with Rob playing soccer and why he's still sore! They also analyze the Seattle Seahawks' recent mini camp and OTAs, focusing on the performance of the defense and the interceptions thrown by the quarterbacks. They discuss the importance of consistency and leadership from the quarterback position and the potential concerns with the Seahawks' linebackers. They also touch on the health of offensive tackle Abe Lucas and the positive reviews of offensive lineman Laken Tomlinson. Overall, they highlight the key storylines heading into training camp.Rundown00:00 Rob tells Puck he's still sore from playing futbol over the weekend05:43 Reviewing the Seahawks' Mini Camp and OTAs08:49 The Importance of Consistency and Leadership at Quarterback13:09 Concerns with the Seahawks' Linebackers23:30 Key Storylines Heading into Training Camp

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, sits down with Matt Chazanow the voice of the Cougs, discusses his decision to leave his position and take on a new opportunity at NC State. He expresses his excitement for the future while also acknowledging his love for the Cougs and his optimism for the team's success. Chazenow reflects on his journey as a broadcaster and the impact he has had on the Cougar community. He shares his favorite moments and calls, highlighting the passion and dedication of the fans. He concludes by encouraging Cougar Nation to continue supporting the team and expressing his gratitude for the opportunity to be a part of Washington State athletics.Rundown00:00 Chaz talks about his departure from WSU and heading to N.C. State 06:00 Reflecting on the Journey as a Broadcaster09:11 Early Inspiration and Passion for Broadcasting12:03 Favorite Moments and Calls: The Passion of Cougar Nation16:18 Encouraging Cougar Nation: Support and Gratitude

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  open up about Mike fasting, blood tests, New York City, Aaron Rodgers' absence from mini-camp, Tom Brady's upcoming appearance on the Insiders, Matt Stafford's contract, and wearing sneakers with suits. They also touch on the importance of football and the impact it can have on personal growth. The conversation is light-hearted and covers a range of subjects.Rundown00:00 Mike is fasting for blood work and is doing the show from the shores of the river in Jersey 07:52 New York City gets a bad rap!  Mike interviewed John Schneider last week and discusses what he heard 11:03 Aaron Rodgers' Absence...Is it a big deal 16:04 Tom Brady on the Insiders22:20 Wearing Sneakers with Suits

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, opens up about the  Seattle Mariners' recent wins, the future of pitcher Bryan Wood , the legacy of Ana Mari Cauce , the end of the Seattle Seahawks' summer break, and a second-grade teacher who taught while drunk. Puck also shares his appreciation for Luke Rayleigh, the voice of the Cougs Matt Chazenow leaving WSU, Tom Brady's induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame, and the end of the Ballard Fisher Plumbing Little League season.Rundown00:00 Mariners' Dramatic Wins...It's getting ridiculous 05:53 Luke Raley appreciation 09:02 Bryan Woo update...Probably time for Woo to go to bullpen in future  and concerns about Andres Munzoz 20:10 Seahawks' Summer Break22:30 Tom Brady's Induction and Football Challenges25:53 Matt Chazenow Leaves WSU28:44 "Hey, What The Puck!?"   Teacher Arrested for Teaching While Drunk, but can't be charged...Ballard Fischer Plumbing end of the year party and where do you stand with wearing sneakers with suits??

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times,  and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discuss various topics, including baseball movies, Cal Raleigh's performance, and the injury status of pitcher Bryan Woo. They also delve into the issue of arm injuries in baseball and the challenges of keeping pitchers healthy. The conversation touches on the importance of biomechanics and injury prevention in the sport. The conversation covers various topics related to injuries in baseball, including the lack of a clear solution, the impact of throwing harder on pitchers' health, the importance of arm care and recovery, and the need for a reevaluation of training methods. The hosts also discuss the performance of players in clutch situations, specifically focusing on Julio Rodriguez and his perceived struggles in those moments. They highlight the high expectations placed on Julio and the need for him to have a good approach and hit the ball hard, rather than trying to hit home runs.Rundown00:00 Divish is from his farm in Orting, Washington 03:04 What's the best Baseball movie??05:01 Cal Raleigh's Performance in Late and Close Situations09:26 The Injury Status of Brian Wu11:29 The Complex Issue of Arm Injuries in Baseball15:19 The Importance of Injury Prevention in Baseball19:46 Addressing Baseball Injuries20:25 The Impact of Throwing Harder23:04 The Importance of Arm Care24:29 Reevaluating Training Methods30:21 Julio Rodriguez and Clutch Performance

Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses various sports news, including a scam he fell victim to, the injury of baseball player Bryan Woo, the performance of the Seattle Mariners, the increase in arm injuries in baseball, the importance of Cal Raleigh in the Mariners' team, the linebacker issues in the Seattle Seahawks, the passing of Jerry West, the US Open golf tournament, and the eligibility of Mike Leach for the college football Hall of Fame.Rundown00:00 Scam Alert: Protecting....Puck got duped by scammers, again!!05:25 Bryan Woo injury update...how and why does this keep happening?07:22 Cal Raleigh: The Most Important Player on the Mariners23:11 Remembering Jerry West: A Basketball Legend29:41 US Open Golf Tournament: Excitement and Expectations36:05 "Hey, What the Puck! " ....Mike Leach's Hall of Fame Snub: A Question of Eligibility...Reds fan jumps on field, does backflip and gets tased! it was glorious.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com,  discuss Puck's recent experience with getting scammed and the challenges of dealing with the aftermath. They also talk about the final moments of the Pac-12 conference and the emotions surrounding it. They touch on the future of Washington State and Oregon State football and the leadership of Ann McCoy, the interim AD at Washington State. They also discuss the CW TV deal and the potential streaming options for viewers. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Bill Walton's favorite books. In this conversation, John Canzano and Puck discuss a variety of topics including Bill Walton's book recommendations, the potential NBA expansion, Jodie Allen's ownership of the Blazers, Dan Hurley turning down the Lakers coaching job, Caitlin Clark being left off the Olympic team, and Father's Day plans.Chapters00:00 Puck got scammed and now dealing with it and vents to John 09:19 The Emotions of the Final Moments of the Pac-12 Conference14:39 The Future of Washington State and Oregon State Football16:16 Ann McCoy's Leadership at Washington State19:22 Exploring Bill Walton's Favorite Books20:10 Bill Walton's Book Recommendations23:47 The Potential NBA Expansion24:17 Concerns about Jodie Allen's Ownership of the Blazers30:38 Dan Hurley's Strategic Move to Stay at UConn36:14 Controversy Surrounding Caitlin Clark's Exclusion from the Olympic Team40:28 Father's Day: A Day of Relaxation and Quality Time

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports  and Jason "Puck" Puckett  discuss Father's Day and their experiences as dads. They talk about the gifts they've received from their children and the challenges of being a father. They also discuss the Seattle Mariners' recent games and the potential for the team to make a big move at the trade deadline. They emphasize the importance of adding a bat to improve the team's offense. Overall, the conversation covers topics related to fatherhood and baseball. The conversation covers various topics including the Seattle Mariners, trading prospects for Major League talent, injuries to players, the upcoming golf tournament, and Father's Day plans.Rundown00:00 Introduction and Father's Day Reflections...why don't Dads get good gifts! 03:46 Seattle Mariners' Recent Games and Trade Deadline Potential06:19 The Importance of Adding a Bat to Improve the Offense10:38 The Value of Prospects and the Gamble of Trades15:37 Both Teams Can Win in a Trade22:37 Managing Injuries and Expectations24:08 Brad is playing golf on Fathers Day and Puck wants to watch golf and be left alone!

Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  shares his frustration with a package delivery mishap and discusses the Seattle Mariners' come-from-behind victory. He praises Luke Rayleigh's bunt and Cal Raleigh's clutch performance. Puck also discusses the perception of Julio Rodriguez's clutch factor and the Mariners' need for offensive reinforcements at the trade deadline. He touches on the Seahawks' mini camp, Dan Hurley's decision to turn down the Lakers, and the NBA Finals. The episode concludes with information about the US Open Fantasy Golf Pool.Rundown00:00 Package Delivery Mishap and Mariners' Come-From-Behind Victory03:20 Luke Rayleigh's Bunt and Cal Raleigh's Clutch Performance05:18 Perception vs. Numbers: Julio Rodriguez's Clutch Factor07:44 Mariners' Need for Offensive Reinforcements at Trade Deadline16:37 Seahawks Mini Camp and Updates24:31 NBA Finals and US Open Fantasy Golf Pool

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Bill Krueger, ROOT Sports,  discuss the recent Mariners games against the Kansas City Royals, focusing on the Royals' unique playing style and the Mariners' performance. They also analyze the effectiveness of pitcher George Kirby and the strategic decision to move him to the right-hand side of the rubber. The conversation touches on the Mariners' bullpen needs, the injury to Ty France, the emergence of Ryan Bliss and Harry Ford, and the potential pursuit of Vlad Guerrero Jr. They also discuss the catching situation with Mitch Garver and Cal Raleigh. Rundown00:00 The  Kansas City Royals are one tough team and a major problem 03:57 Analyzing George Kirby's Success and Tactical Changes07:36 The Mariners' Need to Strengthen the Bullpen10:31 Opportunities for Ryan Bliss and Tyler Locklear 13:40 Mixed Opinions on Pursuing Vlad Guerrero Jr.23:54 What's up with the catching situation?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Jim Duquette, MLB Network radio,  discuss various topics related to baseball, including college baseball, technology in the game, the possibility of a Yankees-Dodgers World Series, injuries to players, trade rumors, and the London series. They also touch on the perception of certain players and the importance of showmanship in the sport.Rundown00:00  Baseball Weekend....Fun series in MLB, college baseball and club baseball 00:45 Discussion on College Baseball06:16 The Dream World Series: Yankees vs. Dodgers09:20 Injuries and Trade Rumors14:20 Acquiring Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Trade Rumors23:10 Is Julio Rodriguez overrated?  Julio received one vote in players survey The Athletic 26:03 Bryce Harper: Showmanship and Perception.  Harper just gets it

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, opens up about the Royals and Mariners series and what a fun playoff series that would be.  Does the Ty France injury mean the team will be more aggressive in their pursuit of Vlad Guerrero Jr?  Julio received a vote in an Athletic story for being overrated. Is he overrated?  The Seahawks open up minicamp on Tuesday and the big storyline is the health of right tackle Abe Lucas.  The Olympic committee made a boneheaded decision to keep Caitlin Clark off the women's basketball team. People will tune in to watch her, nobody else. She is the needle in the sport. Puck wraps it up with, "Hey, What the Puck?!"  Details his daughter's first high school party...it was lame and chats about an insane bull video from Sisters, Oregon. Rundown00:00 Mariners vs. Royals: A Tough Series...Does France injury cause Vlad talk to heat up?18:00 Dumb decision by  US Olympic Committee25:41 Seahawks Mini Camp....Puck's eyes on Abe Lucas 27:38 NBA Finals...Celtics will sweep if Kyrie Irving can't produce. Also, what's up with Dan Hurley and the Lakers?33:55 "Hey, What The Puck!?" Bull on the loose in Sisters, Oregon.  Teenage daughter party update.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Chris Egan, KING 5,  discuss various topics including the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris, the US Olympic trials, the three-on-three basketball team, and the success of the Seattle Mariners. They also mention local athletes and their achievements. The conversation covers various topics including the success of pitchers in the Seattle Mariners, the upcoming Olympics in Paris, and parenting teenagers. The hosts discuss the impressive performance of pitcher Brian Woo and the scouting process for pitchers. They also mention the upcoming Olympics in Paris and the coverage by King 5. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about parenting and setting curfews for teenagers attending parties.Rundown00:00 Egan's wife wants him to up his media game and look 02:23 Countdown to the Olympics and shocker...it's on KING 5! Who knew?04:14 Haley Van Lith and the Three-on-Three Basketball Team06:03 Impressive Performance by the Seattle Mariners...Bryan Woo and the pitchers have been great! 08:00 Puck tells Chris he's making a weekly visit to Costco for the $1.50 Hot Dog14:54 Can Chris get on a boat like Maria Taylor for the Olympics 20:35 Will Chris take Puck's advice and do a story on the athletes village and the rampant sex that takes place??25:09 Puck's daughter is going to her first HS party this weekend and Puck needs advice from Chris on alcohol and curfew

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and  Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, start off their weekly chat  about Divish being a "Step Rad" and his involvement in his girlfriend's son's baseball team. They talk about walk-up music for the players and reminisce about their own walk-up songs. The conversation then shifts to the Mariners and the potential trade for Vlad Guerrero Jr. They discuss the value of prospects and the importance of making trades to improve the team. They also touch on the Mariners' history of developing positional players and the fan base's reluctance to trade prospects. In this conversation, Ryan Divish and Puck discuss the possibility of the Seattle Mariners acquiring players like Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Luis Robert. They also talk about the team's current roster and potential trade targets. The conversation touches on various topics such as player performance, team needs, and the role of catchers in the game. The hosts also share their opinions on managerial decisions and the importance of player chemistry.Rundown00:00 Puck and Divish gush about their love of Sturgil Simpson 01:33 Ryan is a proud "StepRad" to his girlfriends son and is the official DJ of his baseball team 06:27 Debating the Value of Prospects and Trades11:30 Mariners' Struggle with Developing Positional Players16:00 Addressing the Fan Base's Reluctance to Trade Prospects25:30 Player Performance: OPS Rankings27:00 Assessing the Cost of Acquiring Luis Robert29:06 The Impact of Injuries on Luis Robert's Value32:08 Timeline for Logan Evans' Arrival35:08 The Impact of Catchers on Team Performance36:32 Controversial Managerial Decisions: Pinch-Hitting and Pinch-Running39:46 The Importance of Player Chemistry in Team Success

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  opens up about the dominance of Bryan Wood, Seattle Mariners' recent success, the potential expansion of the NBA, the future of college coaches in the NFL, and the Seahawks' offseason moves. He also mentions a unique laundry service for posh parents and his daughter's upcoming party.Rundown00:00 Bryan Woo is sensational! 02:10 More on Woo and how dominant the M's starters have been 07:03 Logan Evans help is on the way...Divish sound on Evans 15:00 Game one of the NBA Finals and what Adam Silver said about expansion....Seattle is getting a team! 31:29 John Schneider joined "The Insiders" on NFL Network and talked about acquiring Sam Howell 34:22 "Hey, What the Puck" parents are spending nearly $2K to have someone else pack their kids clothes for summer camp...If you had disposable income, what would you pay for? Puck would have someone fold his clothes....Also, Puck's daughter is going to a party this weekend and he's trying to figure out the curfew for her and how much booze will be there??

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Rob Staton discuss various topics including happy hour in the UK, Rob's live show, and the upcoming Seahawks season. They also touch on the Seahawks' draft strategy, the future of Jamal Adams, and the contract situation of DK Metcalf. They express concerns about the offensive line and the need for improvement in protecting the quarterback. Overall, they anticipate an exciting season and the potential for DK Metcalf to have a breakout year.Rundown00:00 Does Rob like a happy hour and was his live radio show?04:25 John Schneider will appear on "The Insiders" on NFL Network...What would Rob ask Schneider?  He wants to know why he likes Jamal Adams so much! 08:40 The questions in the UK are much more pointed there than in the states and its ok to ask tough questions and he would want Schneider to answer hard questions. 10:45 Besides the Adams questions, Rob tells Puck what else he would want to know from Schneider 1542 Does Rob feel that Schneider is under any pressure this season20:18 - The new deal for Justin Jefferson and what does that mean for DK Metcalf?  Puck and Rob want DK to thrive in Seattle, but they will have to make a big decision on his future very soon24:00 DK can be a difference maker and Ryan Grubb might be his best friend heading into the season 28:00 Should we be concerned about the health of Abe Lucas after what Mike Macdonald said during OTA's?

Mike Garafolo and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host discuss various topics related to the NFL and the Seattle Seahawks. They talk about cigars, upcoming interviews with John Schneider, and the potential hot seat for Schneider. They also touch on the future of the Seahawks under new ownership, Pete Carroll's whereabouts, and Bill Belichick's relationship with the media. In this conversation, Puck and Mike Garafolo discuss various topics including Marshawn Lynch's relationship with the media, potential coaching opportunities for Pete Carroll, the trend of college coaches moving to the professional ranks, the impact of Justin Jefferson's contract on the wide receiver market, the future of DK Metcalf's contract, and CJ Stroud's comments about Aaron Rodgers. They also touch on the New York Jets and their upcoming season.Rundown00:00 Mike puffing on a cigar in his backyard 03:09 John Schneider is on "The Insiders" on NFL Network and Puck grills Mike on questions 09:10 Schneider's Hot Seat?  Where are we with Jody Allen and owning the team13:07 Pete Carroll's Whereabouts....No one has heard from him...Why? Will he coach again?18:50 Ben Johnson of the Lions said he's happy to be Lions OC and not a HC? Does Mike believe that?19:58 How many more college coaches will bolt for the NFL because they are tired of the college game?22:36 The Impact of Justin Jefferson's Contract on the Wide Receiver Market27:41 DK Metcalf's Contract Negotiations29:32 CJ Stroud's Comments about Aaron Rodgers32:03 Mike continues to puff on his cigar and says he has a good feeling about the Jets this year

On today's, Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, opens up the show talking about last night's Mariners game and why Scott Servais is to blame for the loss. Three decisions by Scott led to their loss last night. Puck also touches on the comments from Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times about the trade possibility of Vlad Guerrero Jr and what it would cost the M's?  Ryan mentioned it would be Colt Emerson, Harry Ford and another prospect. Many M's fans think it's too much. Puck doesn't understand why fans are so obsessed with prospects. It's about winning now, not in four years. Puck reacts to comments yesterday from Brad Adam of ROOT Sports about the future of the network and hard it's been to deal with the uncertainty.  Very honest comments from Brad. The Lakers are targeting Dan Hurley as their next coach. Would he be able to make that move and it's another example of a college coach being frustrated with the current situation in college athletics and why he would want to jump to the professional ranks. Lastly, "Hey, What The Puck", Puck joined "The Quarterback Dad Cast" with his old friend Casey Jacox. Go check out the latest episode on Apple and Spotify.  Also, a middle school crossing guard arrested for providing edible marijuana to kids. Typical. Rundown The episode begins with a tribute to the brave men who fought on D-Day and secured freedom.Puck discusses the struggles of the Seattle Mariners and the potential trade rumors surrounding Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Luis Robert.The NBA coaching rumors, including the possibility of Dan Hurley coaching the LA Lakers, are discussed.The uncertain future of Root Sports and its impact on the broadcasting team is addressed.Puck shares a recent interview he had on the Quarterback Dad Cast and a strange news story about a crossing guard supplying drugs to middle school kids.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Brad Adam of ROOT Sports, start off talking  about internet and power outages, leading to a playful conversation about potential sponsorships and marketing ideas. It then transitions to a lighthearted discussion about a stolen car and a golfer who smokes cigarettes while signing autographs. The conversation covers a range of topics including the social acceptance of smoking in Europe, the performance of the Seattle Mariners, and the future of the network broadcasting the Mariners' games. The hosts also discuss the team's strategy for the upcoming season and the challenges faced by the network and its employees.Chapters00:00 Power is out at Brad's house and he's doing the show from his daughter's phone 03:31 Puck and Brad have a new way to brand the show...poop bags with Puck's face on it07:49 Lighthearted Stories: Stolen Car and Golfer's Cigarette Autographs14:21 State of the Mariners and where they are and can they keep up this level of play33:10 What's the future of ROOT Sports?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times hit on a number of topics,  including music, starstruck encounters, baseball, player injuries, and a detailed interview with Mariners owner John Stanton. The themes include music and concerts, starstruck encounters, baseball and player injuries, and the Mariners' financial situation and trade targets. The conversation covers a range of topics related to the Seattle Mariners, including player contracts, trade strategies, team performance, ownership decisions, and future prospects. The discussion also delves into the challenges of managing young talent, the impact of player salaries on team dynamics, and the importance of making strategic decisions to achieve success in the MLB.Rundown00:00 Divish and Puck fan over one of their favorite musical artists, Sturgill Simpson03:40 Divish ran into Simpson and had nothing to say09:54 Injury to Andres Munoz...How serious is it and what options do they have ?29:33 What trades are out there for the Mariners and what would it cost for Vlad Guerrero?41:23 Will John Stanton give the go ahead to make a big deal52:03 The M's have so much young talent, especially pitching and they are cheap. Can they possibly keep all of them?

Today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  opens up talking about the injury to Andres Munoz, the future of Root Sports, the potential for high school athletes to profit from name, image, and likeness, and the conclusion of the Fisher Plumbing Ballard Little League season. Puck also teases an upcoming interview with Ryan Divish and shares his thoughts on the Seattle Mariners' performance and potential moves at the trade deadline.Rundown00:00 Hopefully Andres Munoz is ok03:08 What impact will the injury to Munoz have on the rest of the bullpen09:10 The Future of Root Sports: Uncertainty and Speculation31:06 Farewell to the Fisher Plumbing Ballard Little League Season32:59 "Hey, What The Puck"....

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, chat about advice for graduates, the attention on Caitlin Clark in the WNBA, the behavior of sports media personalities, the recruitment of a high school quarterback, and the state of the Pac-12 conference. The discussion also delves into the dynamics of college football and the impact of NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) on student-athletes.Rundown00:00 Advice for Graduates as John attended his niece's graduation and Puck said his advice would be to just have fun in life 02:06 The Impact of Caitlin Clark in the WNBA04:15 Sports Media Showmanship and Narrative Impact06:28 Recruitment of High School Athletes and College Choices08:17 Pac-12 Conference and Affiliated Bowl Games10:06 NIL and College Football: Impact on Student-Athletes

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  Daily Puck Drop, Puck discusses a wide range of topics, including Little League playoffs, an interview with LPGA golfer Stacey Lewis, the controversy surrounding Pat McAfee, Caitlin Clark, and the WNBA, the Seattle Mariners' ownership, college sports, and the theft of a car. Puck also shares updates on the Seattle Seahawks OTA, the theft of his wife's car, and the return of American Gladiators. The episode covers a diverse set of sports-related themes and current events.Rundown00:00 WNBA fiasco...League better be careful before Caitlin Clark gets hurt 23:31 Seattle Mariners' Ownership and Future....Do you believe that John Stanton will open up his wallet?34:19 "Hey, What The Puck!"  The Return of American Gladiators, Wife's car theft update

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host caught up with LPGA golfer Stacy Lewis about the upcoming KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Sahalee Country Club June 20-23.  The two-time Major champion and Puck discussed the upcoming tournament, the state of women's golf, how she fell in love with the sport and the influence her father had on her at a young age.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Jim Duquette, former MLB GM and current host on MLB Network Radio, talk about  the Mariners recent  performance, coaching decisions, player strategies, and the upcoming trade deadline. It also delves into the dynamics of the umpire union and accountability in Major League Baseball.Rundown00:00 Mariners are playing great and what is the state of the team?02:21 Brant Brown has been fired...Why?06:54 M's hitters and all hitters need to start overthinking things and just simplify their approach 08:40 How do the M's improve the roster and who will be available?13:00- How come the Mariners develop pitchers but not hitters 15:00 - Will the Mariners be aggressive at the trade deadline?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Bill Krueger of ROOT Sports, chat about the M's,  stadium experiences, player performance, and upcoming events. The hosts discuss the Mariners' performance, the challenges they face, and potential solutions. They also delve into the fan experience at the ballpark, the impact of weather on games, and the role of different players in the team. Additionally, they highlight the Rise Above Foundation's upcoming golf classic and its mission to support Native American youth through sports.RundownDiscussion on the Mariners' performance and challengesInsights into player performance and potential solutions...Who needs to get better Bill says the stadium design has a flaw when constructed that led to these hitting problems

In today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host shares a series of events, including the theft of his wife's car, the Mariners' recent performance, the firing of the Mariners' offensive coordinator, and updates on college football and golf. He also discusses the atmospheric river affecting a Little League playoff game and expresses support for the Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup finals.Rundown00:00 Wife's car stolen...Not a great start to a Monday! 13:18 Mariners' Performance and Firing of the Offensive Coordinator....Is John Schneider on the hot seat? ESPN projects UW to win 6 games. Jealously in the WNBA and UW rowing dominant again 28:22 "Hey, What The Puck!" Costco hot dog deal to stay! WSU happiest students, 31:44 Charlie Hole's Autograph with a Cigarette

Jason "Puck" Puckett and Chris Egan from KING 5, chat about anything and everything....weddings, food, and personal health. It delves into the idea of serving Costco hot dogs at weddings, the significance of wedding food, and the speaker's efforts to improve personal health through diet and exercise. The conversation also touches on weightlifting and home gym equipment. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including fitness equipment, baseball, mental health, and the upcoming Emmys. The hosts share personal stories and insights on these subjects, providing a mix of humor and seriousness.Rundown00:00 The Wedding Food Dilemma: Overpriced and Underwhelming03:00 Costco Hot Dogs at Weddings...Chris is thinking about it06:55 Chris has a new diet and is lifting...benching 95 pounds! 20:14 Mariners offense continues to be a disaster, but they keep winning 22:57 Mental Health Awareness and Athlete Well-being30:00 Chris is ready for the TV Emmy's on Saturday

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, chat about  weddings, farming, baseball, and coaching strategies. It delves into the challenges of hitting, pitching, and the overall performance of the Mariners. The hosts also discuss the philosophy of coaching and the importance of preparation in sports. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to baseball, coaching, player performance, and fan engagement. It delves into the intricacies of the game, the role of coaching staff, and the challenges faced by players. The discussion also touches on the emotional investment of fans and the impact of social media on sports commentary.Rundown00:00 Divish doing the show from a beautiful backdrop! 02:58 Challenges in Baseball: Hitting and Pitching09:04 Team Performance and Coaching Strategies23:01 The Emotional Investment of Fans24:21 Player Performance and Strategic Decision-Making25:26 Challenges of the Mariners hitting instructors 26:53 What does an offensive coordinator do in baseball?

On today's, Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses the horrendous game the M's played on Thursday against the Astros. Mariners offense is no better than it was a year ago and that's terrible. Puck replays an audio clip from Rob Staton on his thoughts of Ryan Grubb's impact on the offense and what it means for D.K. Metcalf. Seahawks are at OTA's and they have a LB problem and Puck explains.  Some UW fans and media are complaining about the latest TV schedule. Puck thinks it's an overreaction. Some are bashing Anthony Edwards for his Western Conference Finals play, Puck thinks those people are putzes. Finally, on "Hey, What The Puck," Puck chats about seeing the Go To Guy again as he came to Puck's Little League game and then proceeded to video his van being parked illegally!

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftblog.com and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, open up about Rob's excitement of the upcoming European football championships and his beloved England. They also delve into the iconic Beastquake run by Marshawn Lynch and its impact on the Seattle Seahawks. The conversation transitions to the acquisition of Russell Wilson and the transformation of the Seahawks. They conclude with a discussion on Marshawn Lynch's legacy and his unique relationship with the media and fans. The conversation covers a range of topics including the Seahawks' potential moves, Ryan Grubb's offense, the future of Jamal Adams, and the concerns about the offensive line. Rob Staton expresses skepticism about the impact of Jamal Adams and shares his strong opinions about the player. The conversation also delves into the potential direction of the Seahawks' offense under new coaching staff.Rundown00:00 Rob is excited about England's chances in the European Championships 03:05 The Iconic Beastquake Run...which one was better, original vs. the Saints or against Arizona 06:05 The Transformation of the Seahawks16:00 Marshawn Lynch's Legacy and Impact21:29 Big, big year for Charles Cross 24:26 Navigating the Offensive Line Challenges

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Mike Garafolo, NFL Network chat about all things NFL. Mike is doing the show from his beach house in New Jersey.  The open talking about who's had  the best offseason in the NFL, who's been the most disappointing and changes to the NFL offseason schedule -Is Josh Allen misunderstood and is he perceived unfairly in the media -Who can challenge the Kansas City Chiefs for the AFC crown-Can the Houston Texans take the next step in the AFC?-Did the Chargers have the best offseason? Jim Harbaugh will have instant success-Did the Giants have the worst offseason? Losing Saquan Barkley to the Eagles -NFL will allow player safety guardian caps this year. How many players will use them?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, chats  about the Seattle Mariners, NCAA revenue, the police officer who arrested Scottie Scheffler, NFL coverage, and the Ballard Little League. He also touches on the potential impact of corporate sponsorships in college athletics and the future of the Inside the NBA show. Puck emphasizes the importance of the Seattle Mariners' performance and the need for the team to make strategic moves at the deadline. He also expresses concern about the UW softball team and discusses the potential reasons behind the players entering the transfer portal. Additionally, Puck shares updates on the Ballard Little League and expresses his excitement about the upcoming playoffs.Rundown00:00 The M's win again...How?! They have scored 9 runs in three games! 18:18 M's deciusion to catch Mitch Garver...Divishs' thoughts on what the team needs to do at the deadline29:50 "Hey, What The Puck!"...What's going on with UW softball team, potential sad night in NBA and Fischer Plumbing starts playoffs!

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times get into a wide range of topics on today's show,  including sports, local businesses, food, and the future of sports broadcasting. It also delves into the challenges faced by MLB and the Mariners in adapting to new broadcasting technologies and platforms. The discussion provides insights into the evolving landscape of sports media and the impact on fan engagement and revenue generation. The conversation covers a range of topics including media labor, streaming, team coverage, player access, team performance, and trade deadlines. It delves into the impact of labor practices on media, the potential for expanded streaming options, the importance of player access and team coverage, the Mariners' performance, and the significance of trade deadlines for team success.Rundown00:00 Divish has an epic Sonics t-shirt on and they chat about the M's current TV deal and future of where they will be03:23 Fans need to be the priority when it comes to giving access 11:39 Challenges facing the M's and their style of play 22:25 Streaming Options and Fan Engagement and what can be done to help the fans 34:18 Trade Deadlines and Team Success

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses a variety of topics including the Mariners, the performance of the team, the challenges of the season, and the future of the conference. He also delves into the controversial topic of transgender athletes in high school sports, the NBA draft, and a reunion interview with Ty France and the reality of the Pac-12 demise coming this fall. Chapters00:00 The Mariners keep winning, how?  Julio looks comfortable hitting third. 20:02 Transgender track athlete competing in Oregon. Recap Tuesday's show with John Canzano 30:57 NBA Draft, where is Bronny James and Jaylen Wells projected because both are staying in draft and  Puck is reunited Ty France and they relieve their awkward interview from years past, plus an update on the GameChanger scoring fiasco.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, chat about the last Pac-12 baseball tournament, the impact of TV networks on college sports, the legacy of Bill Walton, the future of college football, and the controversy surrounding transgender athletes in sports. The conversation explores the topic of trans athletes competing in sports, focusing on the fairness and inclusivity of competition. It delves into the impact on athletes, families, and the governing bodies of high school sports. The discussion also touches on the Game Changer app and a baseball ruling, providing a lighthearted conclusion to the conversation.Rundown00:00 The Last Pac-12 Baseball Tournament03:25 The Influence of TV Networks on College Sports08:07 The Legacy of Bill Walton15:43 The Future of College Football26:41 Navigating the Fairness of Sports Competition for Trans Athletes30:14 The Impact of Trans Athletes in High School Sports38:09 GameChander 10 year old error ruling...Where does John stand?

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Brad Adam, ROOT Sports, open up about  baseball, weather, sleep, driving, and player performance. The hosts discuss the Mariners' recent games, player performance, and the impact of weather on the game. They also touch on personal experiences with driving, sleep, and golf. The conversation transitions from baseball to personal anecdotes seamlessly, creating a diverse and engaging dialogue. The conversation covers various topics related to baseball, including batting order, analytics, player injuries, game scoring, and player performance. The hosts discuss the use of analytics in determining batting order, the impact of player injuries on team performance, and the challenges of scoring a baseball game. They also touch on the decision-making process for player workload and the importance of protecting pitchers for long-term performance.Rundown00:00 Brad's full house..and Julio hits third! 04:24 M's roadtrip was rough 16:35 Brad can't sleep, doesn't have AC, which is a surprise23:12 Injury situation with the Mariners and the call up of Ryan Bliss 27:01 Scoring a baseball game and the challenges of being a parent on GameChanger! 29:28 The decision on pulling Logan Gilbert and did Scott Servais do it?

Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett  discusses a variety of topics including baseball, the Mariners, the Kraken, the passing of Bill Walton, and a tragic story in golf. He also seeks a ruling on a play in a club baseball game and promotes upcoming interviews with Brad Adam and John Canzano.Rundown: Discussion of baseball-related topics including the Mariners.  Julio now hitting 3rd  and the Kraken have a new coach! Reflection on the passing of Bill Walton and a tragic story in golfSeeking a ruling on a play in a club baseball gamePromotion of upcoming interviews with Brad Adam and John Canzano

In this special Memorial Day Show, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, chats with Seattle Seahawks assistant GM Nolan Teasley on the future of Jamal Adams in Seattle and the working relationship with the new coaching staff and melting their philosophies together. Puck also catches up with Seattle Times Seahawks beat reporter, Bob Condotta. How has the offseason gone for Seattle and what did he make of the recent OTA's.  Lastly, Puck welcomes back his handicapper, TroyWins.com and the two go through all the opening weekend lines in the NFL...Yes, they know it's early but it's always fun to talk football and gambling!

Ryan Divish, Seattle times  and Jason "Puck" Puckett  discuss various topics, including Ryan's microphone setup, his travel experiences, and the struggles of Mariners player Julio Rodriguez. They also go off on tangents about movies and golf. The main focus is on Julio Rodriguez's hitting performance and the mental and physical aspects of his swing. They emphasize the importance of being in an athletic position, finding timing, and simplifying the approach to hitting. They also touch on the Mariners' overall performance and the potential need for additional contributions from other players.Rundowns00:00 Ryan is in a tank top, flexing and trying to fix his mic! 06:39 Discussion on Julio Rodriguez's Hitting Struggles13:18 Ryan Divish's Travel Experiences27:07 The Mariners' Performance and the Need for Contributions

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Chris Egan, KING 5 ,  talk about  upcoming baseball tournaments, memories of Wild Waves amusement park, and the Olympics. They also talk about the success and impact of basketball player Caitlin Clark and the growth of the WNBA. Additionally, they touch on personal pet peeves, such as the lack of towels in the bathroom. The conversation revolves around the topic of household chores and the dynamics between couples. The hosts discuss their experiences with loading the dishwasher and the challenges they face. They also talk about the excessive number of pillows in their households and the humorous signs they would create. The conversation then shifts to post-game speeches in youth sports and the length and content of these speeches. The hosts share their own experiences and anecdotes. The episode concludes with a brief discussion about the Seattle Mariners and their current performance.Rundown00:00 Baseball Tournaments and Memories of Wild Waves09:07 Josh Hawkinson at the Paris Olympics12:26 Caitlin Clark and the Rise of the WNBA19:16 The Dishwasher Dilemma21:48 The Pillow Predicament23:02 Egan's wife needs help 26:27 Post-Game Speeches in Little League...We don't need them! 35:28 The Seattle Mariners...still in first place, somehow

Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses various topics including a new haircut, the potential return of Jamal Adams to the Seattle Seahawks, the settlement of the House vs. NCAA case, the end of the Pac-12 Network, and the use of automated ball-strike zones in Major League Baseball. Puck also mentions the potential breakup of the Inside the NBA show and shares his thoughts on a Louisville cop's false claims against golfer Scottie Scheffler. The episode concludes with a reminder of upcoming guests and a tribute to Memorial Day.Rundown00:00 The Potential Return of Jamal Adams17:31 The Settlement of the House vs. NCAA Case28:36 The Conclusion of the Pac-12 Network35:02 False Claims Against Golfer Scottie Scheffler41:02 The End of the Pac-12 Network43:26 A Tribute to Memorial Day

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com open up talking about Rob being disappointed in the  Vancouver Canucks' elimination, their obsession with the Seattle Seahawks, the excitement (or lack thereof) surrounding OTAs, the difficulty of finding a franchise quarterback, the importance of luck in the draft, and the need for the Seahawks to have a long-term plan at quarterback. They also touch on Russell Wilson's ranking in the NFL's Top 100 list, the success of the Green Bay Packers in drafting quarterbacks, and the potential for the Falcons to follow a similar strategy. The conversation covers various topics including the value of rookie quarterbacks, the Seattle Seahawks' quarterback situation, the lack of depth at linebacker, the annoyance of San Francisco 49ers fans, and the tipping culture in the United States and Europe.Rundown00:00 Rob is tired and upset that his beloved  Vancouver Canucks were eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs 02:47 The Limited Value of OTAs09:09 The Difficulty of Finding a Franchise Quarterback11:13 The Need for a Long-Term Plan at Quarterback15:42 The Success of the Packers in Drafting Quarterbacks24:21 The Value of Rookie Quarterbacks and Drafting Strategies26:04 The Seattle Seahawks' Quarterback Situation and Potential Regrets29:05 The Lack of Depth at Linebacker for the Seahawks31:30 The Annoyance of San Francisco 49ers Fans40:45 The Tipping Culture: United States vs. Europe

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, and Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, open up with abstract art and the difficulty of determining its value...what dorks! Mike has an abstract art picture in his house and Puck was making fun of it. They then briefly touch on the topic of Jamal Adams potentially returning to the Seattle Seahawks. The conversation shifts to personal topics, such as parenting and pedicures. They briefly discuss the possibility of an 18-game NFL schedule and the impact it would have on players. The conversation ends with a mention of Philadelphia sports teams. In this conversation, Puck and Mike Garafolo discuss various topics related to football. They talk about humorous interactions with Jets fans, the possibility of Aaron Rodgers running for vice president, potential expansion of the NFL, and the market for new teams. They also touch on contract negotiations for players like T. Higgins and Dak Prescott, as well as the physical condition of Patrick Mahomes. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the NFL's interest in international games and the potential involvement of private equity.Rundown00:00 Puck makes fun of Mike's abstract art hanging in his house. Looks like his kid did it. 01:29 Speculation About Jamal Adams' Return06:34 Pedicures and Self-Care and why Mike doesn't like people touching his feet...They are off on tangents 09:29 Concerns About an 18-Game NFL Schedule19:26 Humorous Interactions with Jets Fans20:09 Aaron Rodgers' Potential Political Career21:19 The Future of NFL Expansion26:03 The CFL and Potential NFL Markets27:36 Contract Negotiations for T. Higgins and Dak Prescott29:44 Patrick Mahomes' Offseason Conditioning33:16 The NFL's Interest in International Games and Private Equity

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host ,  discusses various topics including the Seattle Mariners lineup, the Seahawks' OTA practices, and the popularity of basketball player Caitlin Clark. He also shares his thoughts on tipping in the service industry and the top ice cream flavors in America.Rundown00:00 Mariners Lineup Changes and Seahawks OTA Practices09:01 Julio Rodriguez's Performance and the Importance of Sticking to What Works, Divish on trading Harry Ford 34:42 America's Top Ice Cream Flavors

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times,  discuss various topics including audio issues, pizza reviews, tipping culture, retirement plans, youth baseball, and the performance of Dylan Moore. They also touch on the versatility of Moore and the potential impact on Luis Urias' playing time. The conversation is light-hearted and covers a range of subjects. The conversation covers various topics, including a story about a bar in New York, the Mariners' recent success, the improvement of pitcher Bryan Woo, the Mariners' bullpen struggles, the possibility of acquiring Pete Alonso, and the importance of making moves to win now.Rundown00:00 Take 2 of Episode 113....Good news, Ryan had time to go get pizza! 03:46 Divish wants to retire and be a daytime bartender 08:09 The Versatility of Dylan Moore and why he's so important to the team 14:56 have the M's proved something to themselves 20:40 The Mariners' Bullpen Struggles29:03 Acquiring Pete Alonso?31:00 Making Moves to Win Now35:47 Harry Ford will be on the move

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses various topics including the Seattle Mariners' recent success, the ranking of NFL quarterbacks by Pro Football Focus, the potential departure of the Inside the NBA crew, the addiction to virtual reality porn in Australia, and the issue of tipping on self-serving kiosks.Rundown00:00 Mariners' Success and Late-Game Offense. M's are now one of the best past the 7th inning and Bryan Woo is nails! 08:48 Pro Football Focus Ranks NFL Quarterbacks and where does Geno rank? Russell Wilson ranking a surprise? 39:49 "Hey, What The Puck!" ...."Inside The NBA" is over!  Kobayashi, competitive eater is retiring....Addiction to Virtual Reality Porn in Australia....The Issue of Tipping on Self-Serving Kiosks

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and John Canzano discuss various topics including the Jayden Rashada saga, the future of the Pac-12 Network, and the implications of the House lawsuit. They also touch on the transition of the NIL and the need for contracts and transparency. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the potential of Pac-12 enterprises and the involvement of streaming services in sports broadcasting. In this conversation, John Canzano and Puck discuss various topics including the potential regret and revisionist history surrounding the Pac-12 conference, the missed opportunity for a private equity investment in the conference's media rights, the discontent of USC and UCLA leading to their departure from the Pac-12, and the need for Oregon State and Washington State to start making plans for their future in college athletics. They also touch on the curious behavior of athletes driving themselves to events, their experiences playing wall ball as kids, and Puck's son getting ejected from a baseball game. The conversation concludes with a discussion about a controversial topic in Oregon high school sports involving a transgender athlete.Rundown00:00 The Jayden Rashada Saga08:00 Contracts and Transparency in NIL Deals21:03 The Transition of the Pac-12 Network to Pac-12 Enterprises23:50 The Future of Pac-12 Enterprises and Streaming Services25:12 Regret and Revisionist History in the Pac-1226:07 Missed Opportunity for a $1 Billion Investment27:04 USC and UCLA's Discontent with the Pac-1228:19 Planning for the Future of Oregon State and Washington State31:21 Curious Behavior of Athletes Driving Themselves34:03 The Joy of Playing Wall Ball36:41 Life Lessons from a Baseball Ejection41:17 Controversy in Oregon High School Sports

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Brad Adam, Root Sports open up talking about Brad's daughter's first day at work. They then talk about the Mariners' recent game and the performance of the closer. They discuss the team's ability to grind out wins and their offensive struggles. They also speculate on potential moves the Mariners could make at the trade deadline, including adding a bullpen arm or an offensive piece like Pete Alonso. The conversation ends with a mention of Cal Raleigh as a potential heir apparent at catcher. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and potential trade opportunities. The hosts discuss the performance of catcher Harry Ford and his potential to play other positions. They also explore the possibility of trading first baseman Pete Alonso and potential landing spots for him. The conversation then shifts to the Mariners' need for offensive help and the importance of making a trade deadline move to signal a commitment to winning. They also discuss the struggles of certain players on the team and the idea of cutting ties with underperforming players. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the players' per diem and the benefits of traveling by train.Rundown00:00 A Good First Day and an Improbable Win01:43 Grinding and Finding Ways to Win06:37 The Importance of the Bullpen and Offensive Upgrades16:38 Cal Raleigh as the Future Catcher20:57 The Importance of Making a Trade Deadline Move23:52 Considering Cutting Ties with Underperforming Players27:30 The Enjoyment of Traveling by Train

On today's,  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR talk show host,  discusses the exciting victory of the Seattle Mariners and highlights the importance of effort and speed in baseball. He also explores the possibility of the Mariners acquiring Pete Alonso from the New York Mets and the challenges associated with signing him as a free agent. Puck then delves into the rumors surrounding Rory McIlroy's divorce and a potential extramarital affair with CBS golf reporter Amanda Balionis. He concludes the episode by addressing the issue of slow golfers and how to handle them on the course.Rundown00:00 The most exciting Mariners win of the season 11:10 Acquiring Pete Alonso: A Potential Solution for the Mariners' Offensive Needs29:28 Rumors Surrounding Rory McIlroy's Divorce and Alleged Affair with Amanda Balionis31:30 Dealing with Slow Golfers: A Challenge on the Course35:52 JJ Reddick's Potential Move to the Lakers

Bill Krueger, Root Sports  and Jason "Puck" Puckett  talk about the performance of the Seattle Mariners, the challenges faced by young pitchers, and the need for the Mariners to strengthen their bullpen. They also talk about the playing time and roles of players like Luke Rayleigh, Dylan Moore, and J.P. Crawford. Rundown00:00 Quick thoughts on series vs. Baltimore 02:07 Reviewing the Mariners' Series against the Orioles03:50 Challenges Faced by Young Pitchers07:20 Refining Pitching Strategies against Left-Handed Lineups09:27 Pitching Recommendations for Logan Gilbert and Jimmy Miller11:23 The Right Time to Learn a Curveball13:12 Assessing Luis Castillo's Performance15:10 Analyzing Dylan Moore's Role and Position21:54 Assessing the Seattle Mariners at the 50-Game Mark23:59 The Need to Strengthen the Mariners' Bullpen26:47 Playing Time and Role of Luke Rayleigh29:53 The Importance of Hitting the Starter

Jason "Puck" Puckett  and Jim Duquette, brought to you by Flatstick Pub,  discuss various topics related to baseball. They talk about recent Mariners  games, the performance of different teams, potential trades, and player struggles. They also touch on the etiquette of bringing a glove to a game and the behavior of adults at games. Overall, they provide insights and opinions on current baseball events.Rundown00:00 Recent M's series vs. Baltimore  and Teams Performance06:09 Potential Trade Involving Pete Alonso and Seattle 08:16 The Astros' Performance and Trade Deadline09:37 Struggles of Edwin Diaz

Today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett  chats about  the NBA playoffs, the Seattle Mariners, the Seattle Seahawks' OTAs, the PGA Championship, and a frustrating Little League meeting. He also addresses the tension between Bobby Wagner and the Seattle Seahawks front office.Rundown00:00 Standing Up Show of Record! 02:59 NBA Playoffs: Mavericks' Victory over the Thunder08:38 Seattle Mariners: Flawed but Good23:47 PGA Championship: Too Easy, Lacking Memorable Moments28:40 Frustrating Little League Meeting

Jason "Puck" Puckett and Ryan Divish discuss various topics including computer viruses, baseball, and the Seattle Mariners. They touch on the Mariners' pitching staff, the performance of individual players, and the team's position in the American League. They also discuss potential solutions for struggling players and the overall outlook for the team. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor.Rundown00:00 Computer Viruses and Baseball05:34 The Mariners' Flaws and First-Place Position13:29 Challenges and Potential Solutions for Struggling Players15:02 Internal Options for the Bullpen

Jason  "Puck" Puckett  and Chris Egan, King 5, start of talking about Puck's computer being ghacked Chris's busy schedule as an MC, the failure to add girls flag football as an official state sport in Washington, and the Scotty Shuffler incident at the PGA Championship. They express frustration with the decision to not add girls flag football and speculate that politics and conservative views may have played a role. They also talk about the importance of supporting nurses, doctors, and first responders. The conversation ends with a discussion about fry sauce and the unusual situation involving Scotty Shuffler at the golf tournament. In this conversation, Chris Egan and Puck discuss various topics including the quick turnaround of athletes from arrest to competition, Jake Garcia leaving King 5 television, the Seattle Mariners, gender reveal events, and  karaoke in BallardRundown00:00 Puck's computer has been hacked 09:23 The Controversy of Girls Flag Football15:22 Supporting First Responders22:01 From Arrest to Competition: The Quick Turnaround of Athletes23:48 Jake Garcia's Departure from King 5 Television25:16 The Seattle Mariners: Playing Well and in the Thick of Things27:31 The Excessiveness of Gender Reveal Events32:34 Karaoke Chaos in Ballard37:03 Upcoming Events in Chris Egan's Life

Jason "Puck" Puckett discusses the arrest of golfer Scottie Scheffler during the PGA Championship. He provides details of the incident and speculates on the aftermath and potential impact on Scheffler's performance in the tournament. Puckett also talks about the Seattle Mariners' recent games and their need for offensive and bullpen help. He praises the performance of basketball player Anthony Edwards and criticizes the Mariners' decision to host a gender reveal event. He ends the episode by wishing good luck to the Ballard Beavers baseball and softball teams.Rundown00:00 Puck discusses Scottie Scheffler's Arrest11:01 Concerns About the Mariners' Offense and Bullpen30:07 Criticism of the Mariners' Gender Reveal Event32:02 Good Luck to the Ballard Beavers Baseball and Softball Teams

Jason "Puck" Puckett  and Rob Staton discuss various topics related to the Seattle Seahawks, including their predictions for the upcoming season, the potential impact of the rookie head coach and defensive coordinator, and the concerns about the offensive line. They also express their dislike for the Seahawks' action green uniforms and advocate for the return of the throwback uniforms. Rob provides insights into the upcoming quarterback class for the next NFL draft. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Rob's recent articles and videos on his website, seahawksdraftblog.com.Rundown00:00 Puck and Rob go over the Seahawks schedule and will Rob change his 11-6 predcition??08:45 Dislike for the Action Green Uniforms and Advocacy for Throwback Uniforms28:34 Rob's Recent Articles and Videos on Seahawksdraftblog.com

Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, brought to you by Hartley & Hartley Insurance / Zog's on Fox Island,  and Jason "Puck" Puckett talked about the significance of reaching 100 podcast episodes, the NFL schedule release, the popularity of the NFL, and the Seahawks' schedule for the upcoming season. They also touch on the importance of quarterback play, the impact of new coaches, and the challenges of playing on the road. Overall, they provide insights into the NFL landscape and the expectations for the Seahawks. In this conversation, Mike Garafolo and Puck discuss various topics related to the NFL. They talk about the scheduling of Thursday night games and the impact on competitive balance. They also discuss the upcoming NFL season and potential surprise teams. They touch on the recent trade involving Jared Goff and Matthew Stafford, as well as the contract situation of Jamal Adams. They briefly mention the controversy surrounding the Kansas City Chiefs' kicker and the future of preseason games. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Philadelphia sports and the firing of a hockey coach.Rundown00:00 Celebrating 100 Podcast Episodes and the NFL Schedule Release06:15 The Popularity and Evolution of the NFL14:35 Analyzing the Seahawks' Favorable Schedule20:40 The Challenges of Playing on the Road23:00 Uneven Distribution of Thursday Night Games23:33 Thursday Night Games and Competitive Balance25:23 Debate on Injury Rate in Thursday Games28:17 Surprise Teams in the Upcoming NFL Season30:14 Analyzing the Jared Goff-Matthew Stafford Trade35:23 Controversy Surrounding Comments from Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker 37:25 Debating the Future of Preseason Games39:34 Philadelphia Sports and Firing of a Hockey Coach

Episode 100 of the Daily Puck Drop , Jason "Puck" Puckett, celebrates the milestone and expresses gratitude to the listeners and supporters of the show. The host thanks various individuals who have contributed to the success of the podcast, including guests, colleagues, friends, and family. The episode also discusses the release of the Seahawks' schedule and provides betting lines for their upcoming games. The host shares his thoughts on the Mariners' performance and highlights a petition to turf the infields at Lower Woodland Park. The episode concludes with a poll question about whether Cashmere is in Central or Eastern Washington.Rundown00:00 Celebrating Episode 100 and thanking all the people that made it possible! 29:32 Analyzing the Seahawks' Schedule and Betting Lines39:37 Highlighting the Mariners' Performance and a Petition for Turfing Infields44:05 Debating Whether Cashmere is in Central or Eastern Washington

Jason "Puck" Puckett is joined by Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times and Brad Adam of Root Sports for a special, "Puck's Best Baseball PreGame Show" before the series finale against the Royals.  They open up  with Ryan's thoughts on airport lounges, traffic, and the health of a baseball player. They also touch on the idea of a player transitioning to the bullpen and the difficulty of bunting in baseball. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humorous anecdotes. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and their performance in the season. They discuss the struggles of Logan Gilbert and the lack of run support he receives, as well as his mental routine after games. They also talk about Luke Rayleigh's impressive performance and the lineup changes that may occur with the return of injured players. The hosts express their thoughts on the team's record and the surprising performance of other teams in the division. They also touch on the bullpen issues and the need for additional arms. The conversation concludes with some lighthearted banter.Rundown00:00 Ryan is in an airport lounge with a screaming kid and doesn't have a cocktail in hand...Puck and Brad want to know why?02:45 The Unpleasant Experience of Airport Bathrooms06:17 The Difficulty of Bunting in Baseball13:31 Logan Gilbert's Struggles and Mental Routine20:40 Record and Lineup Changes24:01 Bullpen Issues and Need for Additional Arms27:26 Surprising Performance of Other Teams31:36 Lighthearted Banter and Non-Baseball Topics

Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett  opens up with promoting the upcoming  100th episode, the Seattle Mariners' recent performance, the Washington State and Oregon State football game times, the future of college athletics and streaming services, Kirk Cousins' professionalism, the NBA draft combine, Bronny James' potential NBA career, Caitlin Clark's debut, and upcoming shows on Puck Sports.Rundown00:00 Approaching Episode 10006:18 Mariners' Struggles16:02 Football Game Times Announced28:40 Kirk Cousins' Professionalism29:38 Bronny James' Potential NBA Career36:37 Caitlin Clark's Debut37:36 Upcoming Shows on Puck Sports....Live NFL Schedule Release Show

John Canzano, brought to you by Zeeks Pizza  and Jason "Puck" Puckett  discuss various topics including college football kickoff times, pronunciation of Oregon, NIL deals in college basketball, and financial support for college athletics. They also touch on the pressure and expectations that come with high-value NIL deals and the potential impact on locker room dynamics. In this conversation, John Canzano and Puck discuss various topics including the financial situation of Oregon State and the possibility of Washington State seeking assistance from the state legislature. They also talk about Mother's Day and Canzano's mom's role as a sports mom. They touch on the importance of letting kids be kids in sports and not getting caught up in the club industry. They discuss the fear among Blazer fans of the team moving to Seattle, the Blazers' recent draft lottery disappointment, and the potential for expansion teams in Seattle and Vegas. They also talk about a Japanese baseball player, Rintaro Sasaki, who is compared to Shohei Otani and Barry Bonds, and the debut of Caitlin Clark in the WNBA.Rundown00:00 College Football Kickoff Times for WSU and Oregon State 08:55 Discussion on High-Value NIL Deals21:39 Financial Support for College Athletics22:34 Financial Assistance for Oregon State and the Potential Impact on Washington State23:38 The Role of Canzano's Mom as a Sports Mom29:18 Letting Kids Be Kids in Sports and Avoiding the Club Industry Pressure33:16 The Fear of the Blazers Moving to Seattle36:24 The Blazers' Draft Lottery Disappointment and Missed Opportunities38:10 Rintaro Sasaki: The Japanese Baseball Player Compared to Otani and Bonds40:25 The Debut of Caitlin Clark in the WNBA and the Potential Impact on the League

Jason "Puck" Puckett opens up celebrating the M's wins, and since it's episode 96, Puck loves Cortez Kennedy and he talks about the  greatest player in Seahawks history, the performance of George Kirby in the Mariners game, the potential return of the NBA to Seattle, the disappointment of the WIA vote on girls flag football, and the allocation of funds for minor league baseball teams at the expense of youth sports. Puck also announces an upcoming NFL schedule release show and promotes the PGA Championship pool on PuckSports.com.Rundown00:00 "Bluest Skies are in Seattle!" M's win! 01:45 Debate: The Greatest Player in Seahawks History09:09 George Kirby's Impressive Performance in the Mariners Game15:27 The Potential Return of the NBA to Seattle45:40 Allocation of Funds for Minor League Baseball at the Expense of Youth Sports

Jason "Puck" Puckett  and Jim Duquette start of talking about the performance of the Seattle Mariners, roster construction, player evaluations, and fan bases. They also touch on the debut of Pirates pitcher Paul Skeens and compare young players like Julio Rodriguez and Bobby Witt Jr. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about coaches wearing full uniforms in youth baseball.Rundown00:00 Jim and Puck react to the A's and M's series and state of Julio Rodriguez 03:07 Analyzing the Seattle Mariners' Offensive Struggles06:43 Comparing Julio Rodriguez and Bobby Witt Jr.09:45 The Impact of Injuries on the Mariners' Pitching Staff13:03 Addressing Ty France's Struggles at First Base14:33 The Debut of Pirates Pitcher Paul Skeens19:19 The Future of Young Players: Julio Rodriguez and Bobby Witt Jr.21:07 The Kansas City Royals' Surprising Start24:00 The Most Annoying Fan Bases in Baseball25:40 Coaches Wearing Full Uniforms in Youth Baseball

Jason "Puck" Puckett  and Bill Krueger start off talking Mother's Day and all the Moms that had to endure club baseball all weekend, the Mariners' recent games, the performance of players like Julio Rodriguez and Ty France, the need for a first baseman, the injuries to Matt Brash and George Kirby, and the potential role of Brian Wu in the bullpen. They also touch on the importance of managing players and the challenges of pitching when not at one's best.Rundown00:00 Mother's Day, Mimosas  and baseball04:43 Mixed results against the Athletics06:55 Julio Rodriguez's improvement in at-bats08:59 The importance of positive reinforcement in player management15:03 Exploring options at first base21:13 Brian Woo's forearm tightness25:29 Learning to pitch when not at one's best29:46 Bill wraps up talking about his golf classic

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett starts off with his  weekend at a Mother's Day baseball tournament, the Seattle Mariners, the NFL schedule release, the Caitlin Clark factor, and the Pucks PGA Championship Pool. He also shares his thoughts on least  annoying fan bases and where do the Mariners fit? The episode concludes with a segment called 'Hey, What the Puck?' Why do  club baseball coaches wear full uniforms?  You aren't playing! Finally, the Mariners' hot dog drop promotion...wonderful! Rundown00:00 Mother's Day weekend watching baseball and feeding the Mom's Mimosa's! 07:31 Discussion on Julio Rodriguez's Performance13:46 Appreciation for Scott Service's Coaching25:34 The Influence of Caitlin Clark32:28 Announcement of the Pucks PGA Championship Pool34:54 Club Baseball Coaches wearing uniforms...It needs to stop and M's Hot Dog Drop Promotion

Jason "Puck" Puckett and Chris Egan from KING 5 chat every Friday about sports, life and whatever else pops into their head. It's all brought to you by Fat Zach's Pizza. Visit FatZachsPizza.com It's a special Mother's Day edition of the show and Chris gives his top 10 Barb Egan moments growing up! Plus, Egan wins another made up award from the 425 Magazine!

Jason "Puck" Puckett  and Ryan Divish start off with Ryan describing his travel woes and why he's whispering from United Airlines lounge, the Mariners' recent struggles, and the team's high strikeout rate. They also touch on player acquisition and the performance of individual players. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with banter. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners, including player performance, potential roster changes, and the team's outlook for the season. The hosts discuss the struggles of certain players, such as Mitch Haniger and Luis Torrens, and suggest potential solutions, such as giving Haniger a first baseman glove and exploring trade opportunities. They also touch on the importance of self-scouting and making adjustments based on the team's needs. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about Mother's Day and favorite meals.Rundowns00:00 Ryan checks in from a United Airlines lounge and discusses his travel woes 03:08 The Mariners' Struggles and High Strikeout Rate06:23 Player Acquisition and Performance09:10 Twins are good and the sausage is back! 14:49 Reevaluating Coaching and Organizational Philosophy26:07 Confusion Surrounding George Kirby's Performance28:31 The Importance of Self-Scouting and Adjustments35:47 A Lighthearted Discussion about Mother's Day and Favorite Meals

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett listens back to audio from Mike Garafolo's appearance on Thursday, May 9th show about  the potential return of Jamal Adams to the Seattle Seahawks, the struggles of the Seattle Mariners' offense, and the upcoming release of the EA College Sports video game. He also gives a shoutout to all the moms in honor of Mother's Day.Rundown00:00 The Potential Return of Jamal Adams to the Seahawks, according to Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network19:50 Mariners offense and strikeouts...Puck shares that 5 of the top 10 K% leaders in AL are Mariners 32:57 EA College Sports Video Game Release....Puck can't keep his pants on35:46 Big shoutout to all the Mom's on this Mother's Day weekend

Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network, his weekly brought to you by Hartley & Hartley Insurance and Zog's on Fox Island. Mike and Jason "Puck" Puckett  start of with why Mike is doing the show from his car....well, he's headed to  his golf lesson. They also cover the Tom Brady roast, Jamal Adams' potential discipline, and the NFL schedule release. He also shares insights on the challenges of changing golf swings and the importance of not overthinking. The conversation concludes with a discussion about teaching kids golf and the humorous dynamics of playing the sport.Rundown00:00 Mike is in his car and headed to a golf lesson, but he's not in his full golf attire! 07:18 Reviewing the Tom Brady Roast15:50 Potential reunion for Jamal Adams and the Seahawks20:20 Puck again comments on Mike going to his golf lesson in normal clothes!

Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, brought to you by Superior Linen Service, joins Jason "Puck" Puckett every Thursday.  They touch on the Seahawks, the differences between American football and soccer, and the behind-the-scenes workings of the Seahawks  draft. They also talk about the change in coaching staff and the expectations for players like DK Metcalf. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the Seahawks and the NFL from a fan's perspective. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Seahawks, including the potential behavior of the new head coach, Mike McDonald, the need for DK Metcalf to clean up his game, the offensive strategies under offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, and the excitement for the defense under new coordinator Mike McDonald. The hosts also discuss the presence of a Twitter account spreading false rumors, the lack of excitement for backup quarterback Geno Smith, and the humorous discussion about a large rookie quarterback at mini-camp.Rundown00:00 Opening up about the Seahawks rookie minicamp 02:30 Rob introduces Puck to a new word in the British dialect for fart05:25 The Intricacies of the Seahawks  Draft and the behind the scenes piece from John Boyle from Seahawks.com 09:51 Coaching Staff and Player Expectations30:19 Excitement for the Offensive Strategies Under Ryan Grubb33:14 Improvements Expected in the Defense Under Mike McDonald35:46 Debunking False Rumors and Lack of Excitement for Geno Smith40:06 Humorous Discussion About a Large Rookie Quarterback

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett  discusses various topics including the Seattle Mariners, betting under on the M's, Ohtani's i interpreter, Rick Carlisle's complaints, and the potential return of the Seattle Sonics. Listeners share their emotions and hopes for the Sonics' return. Puck also mentions Snoop Dogg sponsoring the Arizona bowl and the release of a new beer by Cougar Collective. The episode ends with a debate between Puck and Brad Adam about two players.Rundown00:00 George Kirby stumbles...Offense still strikes out 02:20 Ohtani's nterpreter and Rick Carlisle's Complaints05:02 Hopes for the Return of the Seattle Sonics08:52 Snoop Dogg Sponsors Arizona Bowl13:31 Cougar Collective Releases New Beer

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports, Brought to you by John Howie Steak Brad Adam and Jason "Puck" Puckett  chat  dining experiences, family, college, and the Seattle Mariners. They touch on Brad's experience at John Howie Steak, Brad's daughter's college experience, and the Mariners' offensive struggles. They also discuss potential lineup changes and the importance of player matchups. The conversation covers various topics including baseball strategy, player injuries, and personal anecdotes. The hosts discuss the importance of playing the best hitters every day and making strategic decisions based on the pitcher's handedness. They also talk about a recent play where a runner collided with a fielder and the rules surrounding sliding into first base. The conversation then shifts to the performance of pitcher George Kirby and the importance of wins in baseball. They also briefly discuss tanning salons and upcoming games against the Oakland A's and Kansas City Royals.Rundown 00:00 Dining Experiences and John Howie Steak...Will John ever say hi to Brad??09:43 The Mariners' Offensive Struggles13:14 Potential Lineup Changes and Player Matchups20:46 Debating the Rules of Sliding into First Base22:31 The Significance of Wins in Baseball for pitchers 30:14 The Risks of Tanning Salons and why Puck went in one and sizzled like bacon 34:38 Anticipating Games Against the Oakland A's and Kansas City Royals

Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, Brought to you by Chalet Bowl. Visit Chaletbowl.com  Jason "Puck" Puckett and Ryan Divish discuss various topics including craft beer, music, baseball lineups, and the art of bunting in baseball. They also touch on the evolution of the game and the different perspectives on lineup construction. Ryan shares his thoughts on the importance of getting more at-bats for certain players and the role of power hitters in driving in runs. They also discuss the challenges of bunting in today's game and the low success rate of bunt attempts. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners, including the use of sacrifice bunts, the handling of pitcher George Kirby, and updates on player injuries. The hosts discuss the effectiveness of sacrifice bunts and whether they should be a regular part of a professional player's repertoire. They also analyze the decision to pull George Kirby from a game early and the importance of managing pitchers' workloads. The conversation concludes with updates on injured players and a discussion about the Minnesota sports scene.Rundown00:00 Bale Breaker makes a damn fine beer...Their love for Minnesota03:13 Should Julio hit 3rd. What about Rojas playing everyday. What to do with JP when he comes back 05:17 The Art and Challenges of Bunting09:12 Maximizing Opportunities for Power Hitters20:56 Managing Pitcher Workload: The Case of George Kirby25:51 Updates on Player Injuries: Saucido and JP34:38 Divish misses the NBA watching the T-Wolves play

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett  discusses various topics including the Seattle Mariners, the potential return of the NBA to Seattle, and a Little League incident involving a player flipping off the opposing pitcher. He also contemplates whether the show should go live and asks for feedback from listeners.Rundown00:00 The Mariners offense rolls....Bill Krueger reacts to George Kirby being pulled from last Friday's game  21:07 Anticipation of the NBA's Return to Seattle32:00 "Hey, What the Puck!" Baseball Game Incident and Role as a Coach and Parent36:48 Should the Daily Puck Drop Go Live?

Jason "Puck: Puckett  and John Canzano discuss various topics, including the CW deal for Washington State and Oregon State football games, the potential start times for the games, and the financial implications for the schools. They also touch on the possibility of the Pac-12 Network producing games for Fox, and FanDuel's over/under win totals for Pac-12 teams in 2024. In this conversation, John Canzano and Puck discuss various topics related to college football. They discuss their predictions for the upcoming season, including win totals for different teams. They also talk about the coaching situation at Colorado and the behavior of head coach Deion Sanders. They touch on the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl and the involvement of Snoop Dogg in college football. They also discuss Mike Riley joining the College Football Playoff committee and why is Puck wearing a helmet during the interview. Rundown00:00 Why is Puck wearing a football helmet? John raves about being bald. 02:08 The CW Deal and Start Times for Washington State and Oregon State Football Games09:55 The Potential Partnership Between the Pac-12 Network and Fox12:55 Financial Implications of the CW Deal for Washington State and Oregon State15:29 FanDuel's Over/Under Win Totals for Pac-12 Teams in 202415:53 Which former Pac-12 teams will exceed expectations 25:09 Snoop Dogg's Involvement in College Football and he's sponsoring a new bowl game29:01 Mike Riley Joins the College Football Playoff Committee31:38 John makes fun of Puck wearing a helmet during interview

Jason "Puck" Puckett  welcomes Biggie back! and opens up with who the Seahawks second best WR is in team history, plus the Mariners under bet is cooking. He also talks about lineup construction for the Mariners, the highest-paid college athlete, and a woman who posed as a 13-year-old high school student as he wraps up the show with, "Hey, What The Puck". Rundown00:00 Biggie is back!  Plus, who the Seahawks 2nd best WR in team history. Pivotal year for DK Metcalf. Needs to clean it up. 11:32 Lineup Construction for the Mariners and why Julio should hit third and Puck agrees with Bill Krueger and doesn't really buy the Kirby knee injury to it's fullest core. 29:30 A Bizarre Story: Woman Poses as 13-Year-Old High School Student as Puck wraps up with, "Hey, What The Puck."

In this conversation, Jason "Puck" Puckett  and Bill Krueger from ROOT Sports, brought to you by "Rise Above Foundation," discuss various topics related to baseball and the Seattle Mariners. They start by joking about their progress in using technology. They then talk about the Mariners' recent success against the Astros and the competitiveness of the American League West. They also discuss the performance of Josh Rojas and the potential lineup changes when J.P. Crawford returns from injury. They analyze the struggles of Jarred Kelenic and George Kirby's early exit from a game due to knee soreness. The conversation ends with a discussion about the Rise Above Foundation and their upcoming golf tournament.Rundown 00:00 Puck and Bill laugh about their use of technology 02:18 Mariners' Success Against the Astros and AL West Competition04:27 Impressive Performance of Josh Rojas and Potential Lineup Changes08:08 Struggles of Julio Rodriguez and George Kirby's Knee Soreness, was he truly hurt?13:21 Promoting Bill's golf tournament

Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio, brought to you by Flatstick Pub,  and Jason "Puck" Puckett chat about  various topics related to baseball. They talk about travel ball, umpiring, the performance of the Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros, the potential decline of the Astros' dynasty, the leadoff spot in the Mariners' lineup, the trade between the Miami Marlins and San Diego Padres, teams to buy and not buy in baseball, and the impressive performance of Shohei Ohtani.Rundown00:00 Jim and Puck chat about travel ball experiences and have a good laugh about their experiences 03:39 Seattle Mariners' Performance and how well they are playing 06:11 Decline of the Houston Astros08:08 Leadoff Spot Dilemma for the Mariners....Where do you put Josh Rojas and what about J.P. Crawford 11:58 Marlins-Padres Trade16:28 Teams to Buy and Not Buy in Baseball

In this episode of the Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett discusses various topics including the Seattle Mariners' recent success, the potential lineup change for the leadoff spot, the struggles of the Seattle Seahawks' rookie mini camp, NBA news and Anthony Edwards' impressive performance, the Fisher Plumbing Little League team, the Tom Brady roast, and a request to Seattle Parks and Recreation to install permanent fences at baseball fields.Rundown00:00 Great weekend for the Mariners...Should have swept the Astros! 02:25 Seattle Mariners' Streak Snapped04:21 Should Josh Rojas Stay in the Leadoff Spot?07:52 Seattle Seahawks' Rookie Mini Camp11:36 Fisher Plumbing Little League Update34:21 Request for Permanent Fences at Baseball Fields

Chris Egan and Jason "Puck" Puckett start off with Chris's birthday, the search for a zebra in North Bend, Matthew McConaughey's pickle margarita, tipping at restaurants, and Ed Egan's fishing adventure. They also mention the King Five media competition and the media softball league. In this part of the conversation, Chris Egan and Puck discuss various topics, including a softball game, the Windermere Cup, the movie 'Boys in the Boat,' Eric Johnson's retirement, and a Little League baseball game. They also touch on the importance of setting a good example for kids and the need for fun in sports.Rundown00:00 Chris Egan's Birthday and Midlife Crisis03:32 The Search for the Zebra in North Bend07:03 Matthew McConaughey's Pickle Margarita09:09 Tipping at Restaurants16:18 Ed Egan's Fishing Adventure21:16 Softball Game and Trash Talking22:16 The Excitement of the Windermere Cup23:05 Mixed Reactions to the Movie 'Boys in the Boat'29:42 Eric Johnson's Retirement and Legacy36:04 Setting a Good Example in Little League42:58 The Importance of Fun in Sports

Jason "Puck" Puckett and Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, who is brought to you by Chalet Bowl, Washington's oldest bowling alley, visit ChaletBowl.com. Puck and Divish open up about   Ryan's side hustle which is coaching kids in baseball and softball, their experiences in Montana, and the struggles of the Houston Astros. They also reminisce about their time covering the Huskies and share stories from their past. Puck shares his new betting strategy, while Ryan provides insights into the Mariners' bullpen and pitching staff. The conversation revolves around the struggles of the Seattle Mariners' offense and the potential solutions to improve their performance. The hosts discuss the team's lack of run production and the impact it has on the pitching staff. They also explore the idea of closing the roof at T-Mobile Park to create more favorable hitting conditions. The conversation touches on the history of the Mariners and their struggles with player acquisitions. Overall, the hosts express optimism about the team's potential if they can improve their offensive output.Rundown00:00 Ryan talks about his side gig of coaching kids in baseball and softball, but makes no money off of it...sound strategy06:32 Reminiscing about Ryan covering the  Huskies and the time he almost fought the assistant AD at UW at The Coug in Pullman...It's also the same story where Puck fell in love with Jen Cohen.14:38 Puck's New Betting Strategy and Ryan agrees with it....#MsBetUnderSummer 19:51 Struggles of the Seattle Mariners' Offense23:17 Exploring the Idea of Closing the Roof at T-Mobile Park27:18 Making Changes to Improve Offensive Performance32:26 The Impact of Offensive Performance on Winning Games38:39 Discussing the Benefits of Closing the Roof at T-Mobile Park41:18 The Appeal of Target Field in Minnesota43:45 Promoting Chalet Bowl as a Sponsor and Divish sets Puck's summer schedule in University Place.

In episode #76 on Friday, May 3, Jason "Puck" Puckett  discusses  the Brian Murphy press conference, Patrick Beverly's behavior, the Husky Spring game, the Mariners' under bet, and voicemails. He also mentions his interview with Eric Johnson and upcoming interviews with Chris Egan and Ryan Divish.Rundown00:00 Jump right into the Byron Murphy press conference 03:00 The impact of Murphy this year will go a long way to establisthe culture for Mike Macdonald 11:11 Patrick Beverly's Behavior19:26 Mariners' Under Bet Strategy....Puck is 1-0-1 on his M's under betes. Betting the under on every total for the rest of the season. Use the DraftKings SportsBook app for the totals. Plus, "What The Puck" features Puck's interview w/ Mike Garafolo and his golf attire/earbuds while hitting golf balls on the range and we need to set an appropriate time when you can text someone in the morning...We need rules!25:49 Voicemails from Listeners

Eric Johnson, a veteran TV anchor at KOMO-TV discusses his retirement and his love for the broadcasting industry with Jason "Puck" Puckett. He reflects on his 39-year career in television and shares his excitement for trying new things. Johnson also talks about his early passion for sports broadcasting and the influence of iconic broadcasters on his career. He discusses his transition from sports to news and the freedom it gave him to focus on the sports he truly cared about. Johnson also shares the story behind his popular segment, Eric's Little Heroes, and the impact it had on viewers. He expresses his love for Seattle and his decision to stay in the city despite other opportunities. Johnson also discusses his future plans, including writing a novel and taking baseball trips with his son.Rundown00:00 Why is he stepping down and retiring...Has no regrets 02:59 Passion for Sports Broadcasting05:19 The Story Behind Eric's Little Heroes09:15 Love for Seattle and Staying in the City

Jason "Puck" Puckett and Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftBlog.com, which is brought to you by Superior Linen Service,  discuss the Seahawks' draft picks and evaluates their performance. The conversation covers topics such as the Seahawks' first two picks, the tight end selection, concerns about the offensive line, the strength of the defensive line, the linebacker position, and the ongoing situation with Jamal Adams. The conversation covers various topics including the potential return of Jamal Adams to the Seattle Seahawks, the Seahawks' approach to drafting quarterbacks, and the Atlanta Falcons' decision to sign Kirk Cousins and draft Michael Penix Jr. The hosts express skepticism about bringing Adams back as a linebacker and question the Seahawks' lack of investment in the quarterback position. They also discuss the potential challenges the Falcons may face with Cousins and Penix. RunDown00:00 Rob is finally caught up on his sleep from last weeks draft 03:13 Evaluation of the Seahawks' Draft Picks05:10 Concerns about the Tight End and Offensive Line08:05 Strength of the Defensive Line13:27 Unknowns at the Linebacker Position21:02 The Debate Over Bringing Jamal Adams Back as a Linebacker25:43 Questioning the Seahawks' Approach to Drafting Quarterbacks30:06 The Confusing Decision of the Atlanta Falcons35:08 Rob already looking ahead to next years draft!!

In this conversation, Jason "Puck" Puckett  and Mike Garafolo discuss golf and the NFL draft. They talk about dressing up for the driving range, share stories about playing golf with celebrities, and discuss their own golfing habits. They also touch on the Seahawks' draft picks and their overall impressions of the draft. In this conversation, Mike Garafolo and Puck discuss various topics including the NFL draft, the Atlanta Falcons' selection of Michael Penix Jr., the potential return of Jamal Adams to the Seattle Seahawks, Travis Kelce's contract extension, and their experiences with golf. They also touch on the dynamics of player contracts and the trust between players and team owners.Rundown00:00 Mike Garafolo is that guy at the driving range...he dresses up like he's playing03:09 Mike's story about playing at Trump National 10:51 Seahawks draft breakdown...Mike loves Byron Murphy and he tells you why11:37 Loved what the Eagles did in the draft and what other players could have been there for the Hawks 12:51 Seahawks' Approach to Quarterbacks13:49 Rumors of Seahawks' Trade Attempts13:57 Making sense of what Atlanta did with pick of Michael Penix 16:27 Speculation on Jamal Adams' Return to the Seattle Seahawks21:12 The Dynamics of Player Contracts and Trust22:08 Finally, the annoyance of playing and loving golf

Thursday, May 2, Daily Puck Drop....Jason "Puck" Puckett updates you on the latest in the world of sports. *Rough final game for the Mariners. Haniger not his best. Hancock stumbled. But, took two of three from the Braves. Have proved they can play with the best. *#UnderUnAmerican update...Puck had a push yesterday since the total was 7 and the M's lost 5-2. He's betting on the under for the Mariners total for every remaining game this season. Use the DraftKings Sportsbook app to follow along. *WIAA voting to have girls Flag Football be a sanctioned sport. Puck asks, what's the hold up?*Kraken doing their best PR spin cycle by refuting the Emily Kaplan story *Philly fans getting soft? Owner has to buy out their arena to prevent Knicks fans from coming in. *Deion Sanders attacking former CU players on X...why? *"Hey, What The Puck!" New feature to wrap up every #DPD...Puck looking at weird, funny, stories in sports and non-sports....Another Boeing whistleblower  found dead????   Finally, M's have a new owner and it's a big nothing burger! Rundown00:00 M's great series with Braves...Proved a lot14:01 Push to Sanction Flag Football for Girls...Philly fans need help from owner...What's going on with Deion Sanders?29:01 "What The Puck!" Boeing whistleblower death....New m's owner doesn't have any "real" money

Brad Adam of ROOT Sports joins Jason "Puck" Puckett for "Puck's Best Baseball PostGame" Show live from T-Mobile following the M's 5-2 loss. They recap the game and talk about the rough 4th inning which turned the game on the Mitch Haniger error. Plus, both agreed that the M's need to be very aggressive when the trade deadline gets near because this pitching staff can win a world championship.

Ryan Divish joins Jason "Puck" Puckett every Wednesday and Friday, brought to you by Chalet Bowl. It's Washington's oldest operating bowling alley established in 1941. Located in Tacoma's Proctor District. Family owned and operated for 40 years. The Frederick Family and staff specializes in customer service for your bowling, food and fun experience while at our unique 12 lane facility. Go to www. Chaletbowl.com to make your next reservations. *Mariners pitching can win a World Series *Divish vents about Seattle traffic and Puck listens *John Stanton and ownership need to step up and buy some players * Media dining *Why Adam Jude, Ryan's co-worker is the best looking media member Rundown 00:00 Ryan tells Puck how much he hates traffic 05:37 The Mariners' Pitching Staff: A Championship Caliber14:21 The Need for Offensive Firepower at the Trade Deadline...Time for John Stanton to spend at deadline20:43 Why is Adam Jude, Ryan's co-worker, so good looking?

Wednesday's Daily Puck Drop....Jason "Puck" Puckett starts off patting himself on the back for his new movement of betting on every Mariners game to go under. He calls it #UnderUnAmerican #BetsMsUnder!  M's won 3-2 and the total according to DraftKings Sportsbook was 6.5. 1-0 on the season. Today the total is 7, so bet the under! *M's have shutdown the #1 offense in baseball. M's starters extend franchise record two ER or fewer in 18 consecutive innings *Puck makes a passionate speech to Mariners owner John Staton *Amazon Prime to ink significant deal with the NBA. Puck has all the details. *Reaction to John Canzano picking the Huskies to go 7-5 next season. *Puck finally was "that coach" in his Ballard Little League game. *Lastly, "What the Puck"  features the best/worst fight in MLB...Arizona beekeeper hero and a tease about an appearance with Eric Johnson from KOMO-TV. Rundown00:00 The Mariners bet under is taking off! Get on board. Thanks DraftKings Sportsbook!03:05 Seattle Mariners' Pitching Staff can win the World Series. Puck begs to John Stanton to spend! 24:42 Replay John Canzano's 7-5 record prediction for UW football29:58 I was that Little League coach....Ashamed of myself 36:16 "What The Puck" includes the best/worst fight in MLB. Beekeeper hero and Eric Johnson KOMO-TV will join the podcast.

John Canzano joins Jason "Puck" Puckett  every Tuesday to discuss the very latest in college sports. In addition their conversation weaves to different topics in sports and life. John is a 14-time Associated Press Sports Editors award winner. Named the No. 1 sports columnist in 2008. After 20 years at The Oregonian, John left to start his own website, JohnCanzano.com. You can also listen to his radio show, "The Bald-Faced Truth" in Portland on 750-AM from 3pm-6pm. Follow John on social media @JohnCanzanoBFT. His weekly appearance brought to you by Zeeks Pizza. Visit ZeeksPizza.com. John and Puck opened up talking about the NCAA vs. House case and how the changes in the NIL could impact the future of college athletics, especially WSU and OSU. *When will the CW TV deal with OSU/WSU be announced *How will Oregon and UW fair in the Big10? John goes through each schedule and it may surprise you what he predicted. *Why did Damian Martinez choose Miami?*Thoughts on Bo Nix in Denver and Michael Penix in Atlanta * 43 players from the Pac-12 drafted, second most behind the SEC...Just more painful that the conference is extinct. *John just had knee surgery and he asked his wife to bring him his guilty pleasure dinner....Hungry Man TV dinners!

On today's Daily Puck Drop...Jason "Puck" Puckett starts off with the Mariners ridiculous win last night. How can the M's pitching staff keep this up! 1.53 ERA over their 17 games is the best in franchise history and an MLB best since Cleveland in 2017. *Bryce Miller unreal...6 GS in April and has a 2.04 ERA*Kelenic looked happy and relaxed. *Puck introduces new game, #UnderUnAmerican...where he will bet on the under for the M's total every night because they can't score!*The other professional sports need to follow the NHL and what they do after a series is over *Hakstol fired, no surprise, but was Ron Francis influenced by his players?*Lebron is not retiring. He wants to play with his kid and he's still playing at a high level. *NFL wants to add another game. You want that?*More rumors about a potential Jamal Adams return...Please no! *New feature, "Hey, What The Puck!" ....KOMO's Eric Johnson retiring and Dave & Busters to allow gambling!

Jim Duquette of MLB Network radio joins Jason "Puck" Puckett every Monday to talk baseball. Jim's weekly appearance brought to you by Flatstick Pub. Visit FlatstickPub.com. Jim and Puck open up talking about the week that was in MLB and Oakland's fabulous reliever Mason Miller. Other highlights from Monday's visit...*Jerry Dipoto on Jim's Sirius XM show. Talked about struggling offense. What's wrong with Jorge Polanco and Mitch Garver. *Health update on Matt Brash and what's likely next *How should Seattle welcome Jarred Kelenic back?  What went wrong with him here and what is going right in Atlanta?*International series in Mexico City was a success, what's next?*MLB has wised up over the uniforms and in the process of correcting the issue. *Aaron Judge breaking up a double play with his hand *Jackson Holliday sent down as he struggles at the plate.

Bill Krueger of ROOT Sports, joins Jason "Puck" Puckett every Monday brought to you by Rise Above Foundation. They talk all things Mariners baseball and look back to the series vs. Arizona and look ahead to Atlanta. *M's offense continues to struggle, but pitching has been stellar *Matt Brash injury...What happened?*Jarred Kelenic returns. How should he be remembered? Should they regret moving him?

Jason "Puck" Puckett sits down with Brennan Jackson to talk about the NFL draft. The former WSU standout was drafted in the 5th round by the L.A. Rams.

Today's Daily Puck Drop , Jason "Puck" Puckett wraps up the NFL draft...Puck loves the act that the Seahawks went heavily in players with multiple years of experience and loves the fact they addressed the lines with their first two picks. *Mariners keep winning, despite offense not really producing, but their pitching has been elite! Puck breaks down the numbers *Jarred Kelenic returns, what type of reception will he get? Will Puck boo? *As expected, Matt Brash will likely have surgery. Could this have been avoided?*Anthony Edward is the most electric player in the NBA*The Vampire (Puck's 10 year old son) has picked up a new sport and it's brought Puck to tears *Finally, cats on a leash? What is happening to our society?

Jason Puckett "Puck" was joined by Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftBlog.com, Tim Booth of the Associated Press, Curtis Crabtree from FOX 13 and Bob Condotta, sorta, from the Seattle Times. They reacted in real time to the draft as it was underway. Show started with Rob Staton breaking down the draft and then gave way to Mike Garafolo from the NFL Network studios joining Puck for three-plus hours breaking down each pick from inside the networks war room. No one in the county had access like this !

Chris Egan joins Jason Puckett, "Puck" every Friday brought to you by FatZachsPizza.  Egan and Puck talk about the draft...Did they like the selection of Murphy...Penix to Atlanta...How was the media food...Why do people judge you if you shop at Walmart and Target and Egan celebrates that KING 5 now has the Seattle Kraken

Jason Puckett "Puck" and Ryan Divish chat about the M's series with Texas. Divish explains his travel nightmare. He went to the wrong airport and had to get an uber to the correct one while there was a tornado warning in the area. So, he was less than happy. *M's pitching, especially Castillo has turned the corner *They took two out of three despite the offense not really hitting *J.P. injury is a concern...where do they turn?*Cal Raleigh is tough as nails

Jason Puckett, "Puck" starts off talking about the NFL draft, the Seattle Seahawks' draft picks, the Pac-12's success in the draft, and the Seattle Mariners' recent games. The host also mentions the importance of Cal Raleigh and the injury of JP Crawford. Puck ends talking about wha'ts coming up on the show later today at 1pm and thanking all of the sponsors from the draft show! Rundown00:00 Opening thoughts on the draft...big thank you to all the guests who appeared on the Draft Show + Puck loves the Byron Murphy pick 09:05 Pac-12 Shines in the NFL Draft....Good thing the conference crumbled!14:01 Cal Raleigh: The Most Important Player for the Seattle Mariners23:17 Calling All Listeners: Leave a Voicemail....Special surprise at the end, "Hello, friends!"

Jason Puckett "Puck" and Adam Jude chat about Little League, the Seattle Seahawks draft, and the potential trade for Michael Penix. They also talk about Kirk Cousins' situation in Atlanta and the Seahawks' draft strategy. The conversation touches on the importance of offensive linemen, the need for depth in the secondary, and the challenges of understanding teenage daughters. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the Seahawks' draft picks and the team's future plans.Rundown00:00 Chat about the NFL draft...Thoughts on Byron Murphy...Puck and Adam briefly touch on little league 07:42 Kirk Cousins' Situation in Atlanta...Good spot for Penix?13:03 Seahawks' Draft Strategy and Future Plans as they head into day two of the draft.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck goes over all the rumors surrounding the Seahawks...Who do you want at 16? Puck wants FAT interior lineman! *Bryce Miller still has a problem in Teexas...why?  probably Mitch Haniger's worst game *Kraken ditch ROOT as expected and head to KING 5...what does that mean for you?*The Vampire has been "suspended" for violating team rules. How did he treat his first day of suspension?*Puck has a new breakfast go-to...Is it weird? *Reminder, live draft show tonight on YouTube/PuckSports and on X/@Puck2040

Jason Puckett and Ryan Divish discuss various topics related to the Seattle Mariners. They talk about technical difficulties, the importance of technology in sports, the Mariners' recent performance, the impact of Julio Rodriguez on the team, the value of catchers like Cal Raleigh, and the development of young players like Logan Gilbert. They also touch on the dedication and competitiveness of professional athletes and the challenges they face in their careers. Overall, the conversation highlights the Mariners' progress and the key players driving their success.TakeawaysThe Mariners have been performing well recently, with strong pitching and a reliance on home runs for scoring.Julio Rodriguez is a key player for the Mariners, and his performance greatly impacts the team's success.Cal Raleigh is an important catcher for the Mariners, contributing both offensively and defensively.Logan Gilbert has been impressive and continues to shine as a young player.Professional athletes have a high level of dedication, competitiveness, and a strong work ethic.Player development is crucial for the success of the Mariners and other teams.Rundown00:00 Mariners had a very Mariner like win vs. Texas05:49 The Impact of Julio Rodriguez on the Team...As he goes they go 10:33 The Development of Young Players like Logan Gilbert....Can you afford to pay all of these guys?25:38 The Future of Cal Raleigh...Can they run to him as fast as they can and get him locked up

Brad Adam and Jason Puckett talk all things Mariners on Wednesday's show.  The M's are turning it around and it's in large part because of the play of Julio Rodriguez and what he means to the team. They also discuss running as fast as they can to get Cal Raliegh signed to a contract extension.  Puck describes to Brad what he thinks a typical day is for pitcher Bryce Miller. Brad can't control his laughter over the description by Puck.  TakeawaysLooking good is important, both for personal and professional reasons.The Mariners' success is closely tied to the performance of their young players.Pitching is a key factor in the team's recent success.Upcoming games against the Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves will be a good test for the Mariners.The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor.Rundown00:00 Brad explains why he was late to today's taping...because he had to get a haircut 04:05 The Importance of Looking Good and why Puck doesn't 08:06 MLB.com writer Daniel Kramer getting married and Brad has offered advice on letting yourself go12:08 Cal Raleigh's impact on the team and can they sign all their young talent?25:49 Bryce Miller's Daily Routine

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck opens up talking about the NFL draft and how pivotal this year is for John Schneider and how he can't have many misses, because this is all on him. Puck promotes his Thursday "Puck's Draft Party" with guests Mike Garafolo, Rob Staton, Bob Condotta, Tim Booth and Curtis Crabtree. Mariners playing way better and Julio hits his first home run. Josh Rojas has been solid at the plate and Gabe Speier had a solid 8th inning. Cougs will be traveling to Virginia next season to take on the Cavaliers and that means "Enter Sandman!" Puck explains the joke. Puck quickly recaps the NBA for Tuesday and promotes the Iconic Sonics podcast where you can find on Apple and Spotify with former Sonics coach George Karl. Finally, Puck's Ballard little league team, Fischer Plumbing, faces Magnolia and Puck wonder if he should check birth certificates!

John Canzano and Jason "Puck" Puckett discuss various topics including John's upcoming knee surgery, the NFL draft, Pac-12 quarterbacks, the resignation of Washington State University president Kirk Schultz, and the future of Oregon and Washington in the Big Ten. They also touch on the changing landscape of college football with NIL deals and the need for teams to be more physical in order to compete in conferences like the Big Ten.TakeawaysJohn Canzano is having knee surgery and discusses his knee problems and the challenges of staying activeThey discuss the upcoming NFL draft and the potential success and failures of Pac-12 quarterbacksThe resignation of Washington State University president Kirk Schultz is discussed, along with the future of Oregon and Washington in the Big TenThe conversation touches on the changing landscape of college football with NIL deals and the need for teams to be more physical in order to compete in conferences like the Big TenChapters00:00 John is going under the knife to repair his knee!  Plus, we talk NFL Draft. 05:14 The Future of Pac-12 Quarterbacks in the draft...who will make it and who will be a bust?11:57 The Resignation of Kirk Schultz and the Future of Oregon State and Washington State. Will the Cougs and Beavers find a new home? Also, what changes are UW and Oregon making to remake their football teams as they head into the Big 10.

Jason Puckett, "Puck" and Danny Kelly discuss various topics related to football, including the NFL draft and the Seattle Seahawks. They reminisce about their past podcasting experiences and discuss the potential draft picks for the Seahawks. They also touch on the importance of the offensive line and the quarterback position in football. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the upcoming NFL draft and the Seahawks' strategy.TakeawaysThe NFL draft is an important event for teams to acquire new talent and improve their rosters.The offensive line and quarterback positions are crucial for a team's success in football.The Seahawks may consider drafting an offensive lineman to strengthen their roster.The Seahawks have not drafted many quarterbacks in recent years, but they may consider selecting one in the later rounds of the draft.The success of a quarterback in the NFL can be influenced by factors such as the supporting cast and coaching staff.The Seahawks' draft strategy may depend on the availability of certain players and their evaluation of their potential.Rundown00:00 Danny and Puck reunite! Both started the Field Gulls Podcast back in 2011! 09:04 The Importance of the Offensive Line and Quarterback in Football...Would the Seahawks draft Michael Penix? Danny and Puck both want Troy Fautanu of Washington14:24 What will the Patriots do at the QB position and when do the Seahawks draft a quarterback...do they go early or late?

On today's Daily Puck Drop, we cover the incident involving Yankees manager Aaron Boone and home plate umpire Hunter Wendelstedt. if you didn't see it or hear it, Wendelstedt ejected Boone for something he thought he heard from the dugout but video footage showed it was actually a fan in the stands sitting behind the dugout. Wendelstedt doubled down after the game with a pool reporter and claimed it came from the Yankees dugout.  MLB needs to do somthing about their umpire problem. it continues to erode the integrity of the game. NFL draft coming up on Thursday, we have Danny Kelly from The Ringer on the show later today.  Kelly's episode drops at 1pm on all platforms. What should the Seahawks do at 16?  Agree with Kelly, if Troy Fautanu is there, you run to the podium and make him the selection, even if Michael Penix is available, still take Fautanu!  There is no doubt that one, two or three of these quarterbacks taken in the first round will not work. Who will it be?  I think that quarterback will be Jayden Daniels. I explain in today's show.  Last thing on the draft, "Puck's Draft Watch Party" coming up Thursday at 5pm. We'll broadcast live on YouTube: PuckSports and on X/Twitter @Puck2040, in addition at PuckSports.com.  My guests include, Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, who will be in the network studios in Los Angeles tracking all the picks and trades. NO ONE will have that access!  Also joining on Thursday are: Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, Bob Condotta, Seattle Times. Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Associated Press. NBA playoffs were unreal last night...Jamal Murray game winner vs. Lakers and Donte DiVincenzo against the Knicks. Just remarkable games last night.   Also talked about my project with Iconic Sonics podcast with George Karl that came out on Tuesday. You can find it anywhere you get your podcasts. Coach Karl talked about his visit to OKC and how it felt going there for the first time. Plus, his thoughts on today's game and where he ranks Nikola Jokic among the all-time greats. Ron Francis met with the media and certainly didn't give Dave Hakstol a ringing endorsement. Was it Hakstol's fault or the GM who put the team together?New weight loss drug? Crystal Meth?  Former actress tried it out...should I ??Lastly, Voicemails return!! Log onto PuckSports.com and email me a 30 second message and we will play the best ones on Friday's Daily Puck Drop.

On this weeks episode, brought to you by Flatstick Pub, visit FlatstickPub.com for more information.  Jim and Jason Puckett, "Puck",  chat about the crazy weather in Colorado. Plus, during the Yankees/A's game on Monday, April 22, Yankees manager Aaron Boone was thrown out by the home plate umpire for something he didn't say. Why is there no accountability for umpires, Jim gives his reasons. Mets and Dodgers wrapped up a three-game series and Jim touches in on the improved play of the Mets, plus, why are the Dodgers off to a 13-11 start. Jim says they just don't have the starting pitching at this moment. Puck and Jim also discuss what role Shoehi Ohtani will have next year as a pitcher. George Kirby said after Sunday's game that he had arm soreness. Puck asks Jim what the Mariners organization should do about it especially with the rash of injuries that have hampered pitchers this season. Juan Soto continues to crush it for the Yankees. What type of deal does Jim think Soto is going to receive and should the Yankees jump on it now or will this go into the offseason?Rundown00:00 Jim and Puck talk about the weather in Colorado and the incident involving Aaron Boone and the home plate umpire in the A's and Yankees game. Why don't umpires face any punishment from MLB? Jim and Puck both agree there egos are too big. 06:09 They discuss the play of the Mets and how they have improved and why the Dodgers are struggling as much as they11:10 Shohei Otani's Performance to start the season and what is role will be like next season when he returns to pitching. Also, Juan Soto is on a tear, should the Yankees sign him now, or will this drag into the offseason?15:49 Concerns about George Kirby's Arm Soreness and what the organization should do moving forward with him. Is there cause for concern?

On today's show, Puck and Bill open up talking about Little League and Bill spoke fondly of his Little League coach who he loved when he was growing up in Chicago. As they turn their attention to the Mariners, and Bill spoke glowingly about the difference in Luis Castillo and how he's not living in the middle of the plate. Bill also said it's good to see Julio swinging the batter better, but he noted to keep in mind that the Rockies don't have pitching, but it's still good to see him get some knocks and perform better.  Bill agreed that the Rockies fan should have been called for interference and ranted that we don't have proper camera angles to see what happened. Puck mentioned that if you are a fan over the age of 18 you shouldn't be allowed to bring your glove to the game. Puck and Bill wrapped up their conversation talking about George Kirby's arm soreness comment and Puck asked Bill how concerned should the team be moving forward.  Lastly, Bill promoted his golf charity tournament coming up on Monday, June 24 at the Golf Club at Snoqualmie Ridge. For more information, log onto NativeYouthRiseAbove.org. Rundown00:00 Little League Baseball...Bill reflects on his former coach when he was 10 and loved him dearly. 08:11 Bill reacts to pitching in cold weather and how much a guy like Castillo has an advantage and how much better he has been with mixing in his pitches and location of pitches. Bill also touches in on Julio and how he's starting to hit the ball better, but credits the poor pitching of Colorado more. Bill also laments on the interference play from the fan when he collided with Dylan Moore. Bill wants more TV angles for replay, Puck wants anyone over the age of 18 to be banned from bringing a glove to a game! 26:40 Puck and Bill wrap up talking about his charity and his upcoming golf tournament. Still spots available at NativeYouthRiseAbove.org.

On today's show, we hit on the M's and their weird series vs. Colorado.  They braved the elements and took two of three. Starters have a 1.44 ERA withe 64 strikeouts and holding opponents to a .175 batting average last 10 games - Ryan Divish, Seattle Times. Julio is starting to heat up, .464/.483/.536 last six games. Still without a HR, but it's coming. George Kirby noted he has "arm soreness", we should be concerned. NFL draft coming up on Thursday. Puck we'll have a special live "Puck's Draft Watch Party" coming up Thursday starting at 5pm live broadcast on YouTube (PuckSports) and on X @Puck2040, plus at PuckSports.com.  Guests that will appear on the show: Mike Garafolo, NFL Network. Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com.  Bob Condotta, Seattle Times. Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth of the Associated Press. Will the Seahawks flirt with Michael Penix at 16?  Join us on Thursday as we react to the draft in real time with no commercials or interruptions. Update on the boys from Ballard Little League, Fischer Plumbing....boys took one on the chin, but something really cool came out of it. NBA playoffs are underway and Puck teases a new project with the "Iconic Sonics" podcast featuring formers Sonics head coach George Karl. First episode drops Tuesday, April 23 on the "Iconic Sonics" podcast home. Puck and George talk about his trip recently to Oklahoma City, the style of play in today's NBA and the team he likes the most this post season.  Scottie Scheffler continues to be dominant. He is now in the Tiger zone and is the heavy betting favorite for the rest of the majors and just 40-1 to complete the grand slam. Lastly, Puck thanks all that have listened and watched. The podcast is entering its third week and the feedback has been amazing. So many people are watching and listening and Puck takes time to thank all of you. Without your support this new project would not work. Rundown: 00:00 Mariners' Series Against Rockies...Weather crazy. Julio and Castillo are getting back to normal. So what if Colorado is terrible, the M's looked better. Starters are on a great role. 11:07 Speculation on Seahawks' Draft Pick...Plus, Puck announces "Puck's Draft Watch Party" Thursday starting at 5pm. Live show on YouTube (PuckSports) and X. 20:00 NBA playoffs update...Plus, new project with Iconic Sonics podcast. Puck teases interview with George Karl that will come out Tuesday, April 23 on all podcast platforms. 32:57 Scottie Scheffler's Dominance in Golf. Lastly, Puck thanks all the people that have watched and listened to the podcast. He's entering his third week at PuckSports and things are going great, and it's because of the viewers...thank you!

Ryan Divish is in Denver as the Mariners start a three game series with the Rockies. Puck and Divish talk extensively about the offensive struggles of Julio Rodriguez and Divish noted what starting pitchers are doing against him in today's SeattleTimes.com piece.  Divish also talked about the struggles of Luis Castillo and how he needs to be more efficient with his pitches off the plate to induce hitters to swing and miss more. Plus, Divish is doing the show today from a penthouse suite! TakeawaysThe Tacoma Rainiers have the best hats in minor league baseball.The weather in Denver can be unpredictable and change rapidly.Ryan Divish stays at the Magnolia Hotel in Denver.Denver has a reputation for having a diverse and affluent population.Julio Rodriguez, a superstar player for the Seattle Mariners, is currently struggling and needs to find a way to improve his performance. Julio Rodriguez faces pressure as a young superstar and feels a heightened sense of responsibility for the team's success.Rodriguez's hitting approach and struggles against certain pitches have been analyzed by scouts and analysts.Pitchers have been able to exploit Rodriguez's weaknesses, but he is working on making adjustments.The Colorado Rockies have failed to develop and maintain a competitive team despite the support of a passionate fan base.Luis Castillo needs to improve his command and miss off the plate more to be successful on the mound.Rundown00:00 Tacoma Rainiers have the finest hat in all of the land09:17 Unpredictable Denver Weather and will it effect the M's game 13:34 Denver is wealthy and fun and great sports city 29:06 The Rockies stink and the M's must take advantage and Luis Castillo needs to be better 34:19 Where is Divish going to drink and eat in Denver and lose his mind?

Puck and Chris discuss various topics including artificial intelligence (AI), AI beauty pageants, the use of AI in podcasting, concerns about AI replacing humans, personal anecdotes about family and food, and the upcoming Olympics and trials. The conversation covers various topics including the Olympic trials for wrestling and gymnastics, the presence of crowds and parents at the upcoming Olympics in Paris, the use of heart rate monitors on parents, inspiring stories of athletes who found success in unexpected sports, the issue of dog owners not following park rules, and the Seahawks draft and media food.TakeawaysAI technology is becoming more advanced and can even create realistic AI personalities.There are concerns about the accuracy and reliability of AI-generated content, such as podcast show notes.The hosts express worries about the potential impact of AI on human interactions and relationships.The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes about family dynamics and food preferences.The upcoming Olympics and trials are generating excitement and anticipation among athletes and fans. The Olympic trials for wrestling and gymnastics are highly competitive, with athletes needing to win their weight class to qualify for the Olympics.The presence of crowds and parents at the upcoming Olympics in Paris is particularly special for athletes who were unable to have their families with them in Tokyo.Heart rate monitors on parents at the Olympics may be a possibility, although it is not confirmed.There are inspiring stories of athletes who found success in sports they initially had no experience in.The issue of dog owners not following park rules, such as allowing dogs on non-dog park areas, is a problem in some areas.The Seahawks draft is an exciting event for media members, not only for the draft itself but also for the delicious food provided by the team.Rundown00:00  AI Beauty Pageants are here! You ready?!04:32 Family Anecdotes and Food Preferences09:24 Excitement for the Upcoming Olympics and Trials26:39 The Issue of Dog Owners Not Following Park Rules33:32 Excitement for the Seahawks Draft and Media Food

Today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason Puckett, "Puck", discusses the Mariners heading to Colorado to start a series with the Rockies. Weather is miserable, but hopefully the bats get going. We touch again on the situation with Mike Macdonald taking down pictures of the SB team inside the facility. Puck knows many of you don't care, but he still finds it odd that Macdonald would do this and says that it was an insecure move by a very young coach. You should embrace your past, not try to hide it. Puck touches in on the NBA with the playoffs starting on Friday. The NBA will return and expect an announcement later this year. Puck promotes a new venture with the "Iconic Sonics" podcast which will debut next week. On his first episode he sits down with former Sonics coach George Karl. They talk about his visit to OKC, the current NBA and the playoffs. Puck touches in on the current situation of ROOT Sports and where the Kraken are headed next season. Likely going to KONG TV with some type of streaming service and Puck makes a plead with the Kraken to hire one person for their broadcast opening! Lastly, disturbing story coming out of the WIAA as they consider a transfer portal in high school athletics. Jon Manley, of the Tacoma News-Tribune with some great reporting on the subject. Go check out the article at thenewstribune.com. Puck says this would be a terrible idea for high school athletics. TakeawaysThe Seattle Mariners have a series against the Colorado Rockies and need to improve their offensive performance.Puck disagrees with the decision to remove the pictures and phrases associated with the Seahawks' past from the practice facility, as it erases the team's history and the standard of excellence they achieved.Puck discusses the upcoming NFL draft and the potential strategies of the Seattle Seahawks and other teams.The NBA playoffs are starting soon, and Puck encourages viewers to get familiar with the league as there are rumors of the return of the Seattle SuperSonics.Puck highlights the opening of the Seattle Storm's new practice facility and suggests that Ian Furness should be hired for the Seattle Kraken's coverage.Puck criticizes the proposal to allow free transfers in high school athletics, arguing that it will lead to the formation of super teams and ruin the essence of high school sports.Rundown00:00 Mariners open up vs. Colorado...Need to get fat and happy against the Rockies 08:19 Disagreement with Removing Seahawks' History...+ WIAA considering adding a transfer portal which is a terrible idea25:52 Seattle Kraken's Disappointing Season and Root Sports Update

The Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, brought to you by Hartley & Hartley Insurance in University Place and Zog's on Fox Island. The conversation covers various topics including the Mike McDonald story, the importance of celebrating the past in sports organizations, car seats and parenting, the upcoming NFL draft, rumors and potential trades, the relationship between Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick, and Jim Harbaugh living in an RV park. The conversation ends with a discussion about a special announcement for the upcoming draft.TakeawaysThe importance of celebrating the past in sports organizationsThe potential impact of new coaches on team culture and traditionsThe challenges and frustrations of dealing with car seats as a parentThe upcoming NFL draft and potential tradesThe dynamics between Robert Kraft and Bill BelichickJim Harbaugh's unconventional living arrangementsRundown00:00 The Mike McDonald Story and Celebrating the Past05:26 Parenting and Dealing with Car Seats14:56 The Dynamics Between Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick

Rob Staton, Seahawks Draft Blog, every Thursday, brought to you by Hartley & Hartley Insurance and Zog's on Fox Island.  Puck and Rob cover all things draft with it being a week away. Rob goes over who he likes and what he wants Seattle to do at #16 and what players that he likes that he thinks we'll be there. Also, they talk about Mike Macdonald's decision to take down murals celebrating the Seahawks Super Bowl team in the teams facility. Rob and Puck disagree with the message.

On today's show, Puck opens up talking about the Mariners and what a great series it was vs. the Reds and how Julio has not let his slow start at the plate translate to the field. Now, they head to Colorado where they can get fat and happy in the elevation and against a bad baseball team. Puck doesn't understand what Mike Macdonald is doing by taking down pictures of past players in the facility. Why wouldn't you embrace your championship past. Dumb move, says Puck. Trevor Bauer deserves a second chance after a second woman who accused him of sexual assault is now being charged with defrauding him. Bauer may not be liked by many, but he now has proved that he didn't assault a second woman and it appears all these allegations against him are false and someone needs to let him back in the MLB. Puck says stop being outraged by the WNBA salaries. The leagues revenue is $60M, compared to the NBA which is $7.4B. The league doesn't generate money, so why should they be paid more by the league? Caitlin Clark earns over $3.5M in endorsements. So, despite her making just $76K, she's going to be ok. Can't we all just have an owner like Steve Ballmer?  The Clippers owner covered the entire concessions for his fans on the final home game of the season. That's what an owner is supposed to do. The amount of goodwill he just earned from his fans will pay off for years to come. Lastly, Jontay Porter banned from the NBA for life for betting on himself and games. Good that the league caught this and the gaming industry. People don't realize there are so many checks and balances with this and the league caught it. This doesn't mean we need to stop gambling on sports. No entity more than the gaming industry wants this all to be handled on the up and up. Porter made over $20k on bets and that amount cost him his career. Rundown00:00 Mariners' Recent Success and Improved Pitching12:54 Mike McDonald's Controversial Decision to Remove Historical Images from Seahawks' Facility32:55 Trevor Bauer's Legal Issues and False Accusations

Brad Adam of ROOT Sports joined Puck for a Live PostGame on Wednesday, April 17 following the M's sweeping the Reds. Brad's weekly appearance is brought to you by John Howie Steak. They chatted about the great win and series as seagulls were circling overhead on Brad! TakeawaysThe Mariners' starting pitching has been strong, with seven straight quality starts.Julio Rodriguez is starting to find his hitting stroke and is comfortable in the leadoff role.Players like Bryce Miller and Kirby have shown creativity and adaptability in their pitching approach.The Mariners' offense has been hit and miss, but they are starting to contribute more and the team is playing better baseball.The hosts discuss the changing role of the leadoff hitter and the impact of analytics on lineup decisions. The Mariners have a good chance of winning the West division due to the struggles of other teams in the division.Pitching is crucial in the Big Leagues, and the Mariners' rotation and bullpen have been performing well.The Mariners' offense has been putting pressure on opposing pitchers, even without putting up big numbers.Rookie Jarred Kelenic has been impressive with his power, speed, and defensive skills.Catcher Tom Murphy's performance and potential role on the team are discussed.The conversation concludes with some lighthearted banter and a preview of upcoming episodes.Rundown00:00 Introduction to Puck's Best Baseball Postgame Show04:36 Julio Rodriguez Finding His Hitting Stroke10:56 Improving Offense and Better Baseball16:21 The Impact of Analytics on Lineup Decisions25:28 Lighthearted Banter and Preview of Upcoming Episodes

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck and Ryan Divish discuss various topics including allergies, the media dining room at baseball stadiums, and the Seattle Mariners' recent game. They also talk about their favorite barbecue spots and the best media dining experiences in different ballparks. In this conversation, Puck and Ryan Divish discuss the performance of the Seattle Mariners and their key players, including Julio Rodriguez and J.P. Crawford. They also touch on the potential return of Trevor Bauer to baseball and the recent betting scandal involving Jontay  Porter. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Golden State Warriors and whether they should break up their team.Ryan's weekly appearance brought to you by Chalet Bowl. Visit ChaletBowl.com TakeawaysAllergies can be a major inconvenience, especially during the pollen season.The media dining experience varies greatly among different baseball stadiums.Toronto, Minnesota, and Houston have some of the best media dining options.Julio Rodriguez's defensive skills were impressive in the Mariners' recent game.Jack's Barbecue is a popular spot for delicious brisket and breakfast tacos. Julio Rodriguez and J.P. Crawford have been key players for the Seattle Mariners, contributing to the team's recent success.There is uncertainty surrounding the potential return of Trevor Bauer to baseball due to ongoing investigations and his reputation as a difficult teammate.John T Porter, a former Nathan Hale legend, is involved in a betting scandal, allegedly placing prop bets on his own performance and underperforming in games.The Golden State Warriors may need to consider breaking up their team, as they have struggled in recent seasons and lack depth and young talent.Rundown00:00 Divish is lounging on his bed, suffering from allegies13:41 Impressive Defensive Skills of Julio Rodriguez30:17 The Potential Breakup of the Golden State Warriors

John Canzano joins Puck every Tuesday to discuss the very latest in college sports. In addition their conversation weaves to different topics in sports and life. John is a 14-time Associated Press Sports Editors award winner. Named the No. 1 sports columnist in 2008. After 20 years at The Oregonian, John left to start his own website, JohnCanzano.com. You can also listen to his radio show, "The Bald-Faced Truth" in Portland on 750-AM from 3pm-6pm. Follow John on social media @JohnCanzanoBFT. His weekly appearance brought to you by Zeeks Pizza. Visit ZeeksPizza.com. On today's show, John and Puck talk about watching their kids play sports and whether or not the "mercy rule" is a good idea for youth sports. The transfer portal is open and it's crazy times in college athletics and especially at Oregon State.  John weighs in on the situation at UW with Tybo Rogers and says that Kalen DeBoer needs to be held accountable. TakeawaysParenting can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing schedules and communication.Youth sports can be intense for both parents and athletes, with high expectations and pressure to perform.The trajectory of gymnastics often involves athletes pivoting to other sports or activities.The concept of the mercy rule in youth sports is debated, with some seeing it as disrespectful and others as a necessary measure.The transfer portal in college athletics has led to increased player movement and changes in team dynamics. Damian Martinez's decision to leave Oregon State University and play for a different team sparked controversy and criticism.The women's basketball team at Oregon State faced more pointed criticism compared to the football players, highlighting a double standard.Accountability and responsibility are crucial in college athletics, especially when handling players accused of serious offenses.The University of Washington's handling of a player accused of a serious offense raised questions about their decision-making and priorities.Brandon Hellervik, an everyday person, had a positive impact on those around him and serves as a reminder to appreciate and make the most of life.Rundown00:00 Puck and John talk about watching their kids play sports. 07:05 The Debate Over the "Mercy Rule" in youth sports...Is that a good thing?16:35 Controversial Decision: Damian Martinez's Departure from Oregon State35:13 Tribute to Brandon Hellervik: Appreciating Life and Making a Positive Impact...terrific piece written by John at JohnCanzano.com

Larry Stone, former Seattle Times columnist joins Puck on today's Daily Puck Drop.  They chat about the state of the Mariners. Where are they know and why this organization has continued to let down the fan base and why they haven't ever fully committed to jumping in the deep end of the pool and compete for a championship. They also touch in on Larry's retirement and what he is up to now days and Larry chats about his favorite interviews and the interviews that got him in hot water. Bullet PointsLarry Stone retired after 50 years of writing about sports and is enjoying his retirement.The Seattle Mariners' offseason moves have been disappointing to fans, who want to see the team invest in free agents and build a championship-caliber team.The ownership's focus on business interests and reluctance to spend on players has led to frustration among fans.Despite the team's struggles, there is optimism about the potential of young players like Julio Rodriguez.The Mariners' performance this season has been inconsistent, but there is hope for improvement. Larry Stone starts his day with a workout, either running or using an elliptical machineBoth Larry and Puck share a love for reading newspapers and enjoy the ritual of itThe decline of the Oakland A's and the challenges faced by the franchise are discussedLarry shares memorable interviews with Lester Hayes and Sandy KoufaxPuck expresses his appreciation for Larry's kindness and support throughout his careerRundown00:00 Larry Stone Reflects on Retirement and the State of the Seattle Mariners06:15 Disappointment with the Mariners' Offseason Moves13:26 The Ownership's Reluctance to Spend on Free Agents29:11 The Decline of the Oakland A's38:53 I kiss Larry's ass!

Puck and Jim Duquette discuss various topics in baseball. They start by talking about the recent eclipse and its impact. Then, they delve into the increasing number of arm injuries in baseball and the factors contributing to them. They also discuss the recent scandal involving Shohei Otani's interpreter and the implications for Otani. The conversation then shifts to the performance of the Seattle Mariners and their struggles offensively. They touch on the issue of umpire Angel Hernandez and his poor performance. Finally, they highlight the debut of Jackson Holliday with the Baltimore Orioles and the significance of him wearing the number seven.The Jim Duquette Show brought to you by Flatstick Pub. Check out one of their six locations across the northwest at FlatstickPub.com TakeawaysThe recent eclipse was a fascinating event, although Jim Duquette and Puck were not in the path of totality.Arm injuries in baseball are on the rise, with high velocity and spin rates being key factors. Finding a solution to prevent these injuries is challenging.Shohei Otani was cleared of any involvement in the recent scandal with his interpreter, but the incident highlights the need for better oversight and protection for players.The Seattle Mariners are struggling offensively, and the lack of support for key players like Julio Rodriguez is a major concern.Umpire Angel Hernandez's poor performance raises questions about accountability and the need for improvements in umpiring.Jackson Holliday's debut with the Baltimore Orioles, wearing the number seven, is a significant moment in baseball history.Outline00:00 Jim survived the eclipse!  Ohtani cleared but did he make mistakes?09:45 The Rising Number of Arm Injuries in Baseball...What is going on with Julio 27:48 Jackson Holliday's Debut and Wearing the Number Seven

In this conversation, Puck and Bill Krueger discuss various topics related to baseball, including the performance of pitcher Luis Castillo, the impact of analytics on the game, the struggles of young player Julio Rodriguez, and the importance of communication and leadership in the sport. They also mention the Rise Above Foundation Golf Classic, an event aimed at raising money to mentor Native American youth.Bill's weekly appearance is brought to you by Rise Above Foundation. Bill's charity golf tournament is coming up on June 24th. If you'd like to participate here is the link https://nativeyouthriseabove.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/RiseAboveGolfTournament2024/JoinNowRegistrationOpen/tabid/1421947/Default.aspx TakeawaysLuis Castillo showed improvement in his performance by committing to his breaking ball and changeupThe use of analytics in baseball has overwhelmed players and coaches, leading to a shift away from the feel and sense of the gameJulio Rodriguez's struggles at the plate may be attributed to swing decisions and a lack of a clear planGiving young players like Rodriguez a chance to develop and prove themselves before signing big contracts may be beneficialCommunication and leadership are important qualities for players, and the best players should take responsibility for talking to the mediaThe Rise Above Foundation Golf Classic aims to raise money to mentor Native American youth and address issues such as high suicide rates and low graduation ratesOutline00:00 Weekend recap of the M's. Castillo looked better. Julio keeps struggling, why?05:09 The Impact of Analytics on Baseball13:17 The Rise Above Foundation Golf Classic

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck chats with Andres Gonzales from PGA Tour Live and Sirius XM, as they recap the Masters and what it means for Scottie Scheffler and his second green jacket. Puck also touches in on the Mariners and once again the struggling offense. Puck has seen enough of Seby Zavala and it will go down as the worst trade that Jerry Dipoto has pulled off. Time to pay attention to the NBA again, because we need OKC to be knocked off!  Lastly, Puck announces the three winners of the first Puck the Picker Masters Pool! TakeawaysScotty Scheffler's performance in the Masters was impressive, and he showed great composure and consistency throughout the tournament.The Seattle Mariners continue to struggle offensively, and their inability to score runs is a recurring issue.Puck expresses his dislike for the Oklahoma City Thunder and hopes they get eliminated early in the NBA playoffs.There are updates on college basketball player Miles Rice and the winners of the Masters Pool.Upcoming guests on the Daily Puck Drop podcast include Jim Duquette and Bill Krueger.Chapters00:00 Scotty Scheffler's Impressive Performance09:19 Puck's Dislike for the Oklahoma City Thunder13:41 Updates on College Basketball Player Miles Rice27:01 Upcoming Guests on the Daily Puck Drop Podcast

Chris Egan from King 5 TV joins Puck every Friday to chat about anything and everything these two can come up with. SummaryIn this conversation, Chris Egan and Puck discuss various topics including podcasts, pizza, golf, coaching, and the Seattle freeze. They talk about Chris' wife's favorite podcast, the Skinny Confidential, and how Chris has started listening to podcasts himself. They also mention Fat Zach's Pizza, a sponsor of Chris' show, and talk about the No Big Dill Pickle Pizza. The conversation then shifts to golf and the Masters tournament, with Chris expressing his love for the sport but also his frustration with the time commitment. They discuss their experiences playing golf and coaching youth sports, sharing funny stories and tips. The conversation ends with a discussion about the Seattle freeze and how Chris and Puck don't believe it exists. In this conversation, Puck and Chris Egan discuss the recent increase in TV ratings for women's basketball and the future of the sport. They also talk about the Seattle Mariners' performance, the upcoming NFL draft, and their top five burger spots in Washington state.TakeawaysPodcasts are a great way to learn and explore new topics.Fat Zach's Pizza offers unique pizza options like the No Big Dill Pickle Pizza.Golf can be a time-consuming sport, but shorter courses or playing fewer holes can make it more manageable.Coaching youth sports can be both challenging and rewarding, and building positive relationships with officials is important.The Seattle freeze may not be as prevalent as some people believe, especially among those who grew up in the area. TV ratings for women's basketball have been on the rise, indicating a growing interest in the sportThe addition of talented players like Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese to the WNBA is expected to further increase viewershipThe Seattle Mariners have had a slow start to the season, but it's still early and there is room for improvementThere is speculation about the Seahawks potentially drafting a quarterback in the upcoming NFL draftDix Drive-In is considered the top burger spot in Washington state, with Rusty's Drive-In in Kashmir also highly recommendedOutline00:00 Wife's favorite podcast and planning for a wedding 07:39 Coaching Youth Sports14:52 Debunking the Seattle Freeze Myth33:36 The Seattle Mariners' Slow Start and Room for Improvement49:39 Top 5 burgers in Washington State

Puck and Ryan Divish cover various topics, including their location, airport experiences, and the struggles of the Seattle Mariners' offense. They discuss the Mariners' poor offensive performance, particularly their struggles against off-speed pitches and two-strike counts. They also touch on individual players like Jorge Polanco and their slow starts to the season. Divish suggests that the team may be pressing and trying too hard to get hits, which is affecting their approach at the plate. They also briefly discuss the importance of setting realistic goals. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners, including the struggles of Kyle Seager, the team's offensive performance, concerns about the starting pitching, and the increase in arm injuries in baseball. The hosts also discuss the development of young players and the pressure to throw harder and increase spin rate. They touch on the incentives and ego involved in performance-enhancing drug use and the importance of player safety at all levels of the game.TakeawaysThe Seattle Mariners' offense has been struggling, particularly against off-speed pitches and in two-strike counts.The team may be pressing and trying too hard to get hits, which is affecting their approach at the plate.Individual players like Jorge Polanco have had slow starts to the season, but their performance is expected to improve over time.Setting realistic goals can help avoid setting oneself up for failure. Kyle Seager is struggling to find his timing and needs a breakthrough moment to regain confidence.The Mariners' offensive performance and starting pitching are areas of concern.The increase in arm injuries in baseball is attributed to the desire for maximum velocity and spin rate.Young players are incentivized to throw harder and train year-round, leading to increased pressure on their arms.Performance-enhancing drug use is driven by incentives and ego, but player safety should be prioritized.The excitement surrounding young players like Jarred Kelenic and Julio Rodriguez is palpable.Outline00:00 Divish doing the show from a reflection room 06:19 Struggles of the Seattle Mariners' Offense12:19 Slow Starts and Expectations for Individual Players23:20 Adjustments for Pitchers28:01 Incentives and Ego in Performance-Enhancing Drug Use36:58 Excitement Surrounding Young Mariners Players

On the Daily Puck Drop,  Puck discusses various topics including the Masters golf tournament, the scandal involving Shohei Ohtani's interpreter, the struggles of the Seattle Mariners, the Seattle Kraken's disappointing season, and the upcoming NFL draft. Puck also teases the return of funny voices in future episodes.TakeawaysThe Masters golf tournament is underway, with Scottie Scheffler impressing with his iron play and Bryson DeChambeau leading after the first round.The scandal involving Shohei Ohtani's interpreter raises questions about Ohtani's involvement and the lack of oversight in his financial affairs.The Seattle Mariners are struggling offensively and need to improve their performance at the plate.The Seattle Kraken's disappointing season has led to a decline in season ticket holders, making the upcoming offseason crucial for the team.The NFL draft is approaching, and the Seattle Seahawks may prioritize addressing their offensive and defensive lines over selecting a quarterback.Outline:00:00 Masters First Round Thoughts and Scottie Scheffler's Performance09:38 The Shohei Ohtani Interpreter Scandal and Questions About Ohtani's Involvement27:42 The Seattle Kraken's Crucial Offseason After a Disappointing Season

Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network joins Puck every Thursday to break down all the top stories in the NFL. Mike joined the network in 2016 and appears on NFL total Access, NFL Now, GameDay Morning and Good Morning Football. Mike's weekly appearance is made possible by Hartley & Hartley Insurance in University Place. Family owned, second generation independent insurance agency. Contact Jaime Hartley at 253.565.8700. Also brought to you by Zog's on Fox Island. Great indoor and outdoor beer garden that offers a great and wide selection. Head to Zog's and grab a cold beer and watch the game.  Takeaways Shoe shining at the airport is a convenient service for business travelers, but it may not be worth the cost for everyone.Golf can be enjoyable to play but less exciting to watch, especially for those with limited time.NFL teams use official visits to evaluate potential draft picks, and while some visits may be smokescreens, most teams have genuine interest in the players they bring in.The documentary series on the New England Patriots, 'The Dynasty,' was entertaining but incomplete, with some aspects, such as Rob Gronkowski's contributions, receiving less attention.The Pro Football Hall of Fame focuses solely on on-field accomplishments and does not consider off-field behavior when honoring players.The recent layoffs at the NFL Network have affected talented individuals who were part of viewers' daily routines. Outline 00:00 Shoe Shining at the Airport06:24 NFL Draft Visits14:43 J.J. McCarthy and College Football

Rob Staton of SeahawksDraftBlog.com joins Puck every Thursday, brought to you by Superior Linen Service. Rob breaks down the Seahawks and draft better than anyone! In this conversation, Puck and Rob Staton discuss golf, Rob's recent trip to Dubai, and the upcoming NFL draft. They talk about the importance of building a strong offensive and defensive line, finding a franchise quarterback, and the need for a more physical and aggressive Seahawks team. Rob shares his four-round mock draft and discusses potential draft picks for the Seahawks. They also touch on a guest column by Curtis Allen, which discusses the pros and cons of drafting a quarterback in this year's draft.Outline00:00 Golf...meeting Danny Willett, Puck hates Willett! And Rob's holiday in Dubai! 06:54 The Importance of Building Strong Offensive and Defensive Lines14:59 Finding a Franchise Quarterback28:23 Rob's Four-Round Mock Draft and Potential Picks for the Seahawks

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck recaps his show with Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times from the previous day as they wrapped up the Toronto series. Puck and Divish did a live show that was hilarious with some of the challenges it presented. Good win, but ultimately same issues still bothering the team. Masters is underway and Puck can't keep his pants on!  Seahawks offseason workouts are underway. UW RB Tybo Rogers update, involved in another incident and O.J. Simpson passes away. TakeawaysThe Masters tournament is underway and Puck expresses his love for golf and the excitement of watching the event.The Mariners' offense needs to improve, as they have been struggling with competitive at-bats and high strikeout rates.The starting pitchers for the Mariners face added pressure due to the lack of defensive support from the team.Puck clarifies that coaches have the authority to suspend players and make decisions regarding playing time.Puck mentions the controversy surrounding the dog park gate and expresses his frustration with the behavior of some dog owners.Updates are provided on Tybo Rogers, a University of Washington running back who is facing allegations of assault and rape.Puck acknowledges the passing of O.J. Simpson and reflects on his legacy as both a football player and a controversial figure.Outline00:00 Introduction and Daily Puck Drop04:31 Live Shows and Future Plans09:15 Pressure on Mariners' Starting Pitchers15:25 Updates on Tybo Rogers and Controversy Surrounding the Dog Park Gate

Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times joins Puck live from Toronto following the M's, 6-1 win. Ryan's weekly appearance brought to you by Chalet Bowl.

On today's, Daily Puck Drop, Puck is joined by Brad Adam of ROOT Sports! Brad is the first guest on the #DPD.  Since the Mariners have a day game, Puck and Brad chatted about last night's loss to Toronto and the frustration that is starting to mount with the M's. What in the world is going on with the starting pitching and the defense continues to be shaky. After Brad leaves, Puck talks about the situation surrounding Tybo Rogers, UW running back, who was arrested on two different counts of rape.  Puck says there has been a failure in communication and leadership and that falls on the school president, Ana Marie Cauce. More dog parks in Seattle? Why, dog owners just tear up baseball fields. Puck tells a hilarious story about an encounter with a dog owner the other day while he was coaching little league baseball.  Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times will join Puck later today after the M's game, live from Toronto. Be sure to check it out later at PuckSports.com Outline00:00Family is away for Brad! 10:11The Starting Pitchers' Surprising Performance25:02UW Running Back Facing Rape Charges

John Canzano joins Puck every Tuesday to discuss the very latest in college sports. In addition their conversation weaves to different topics in sports and life. John is a 14-time Associated Press Sports Editors award winner. Named the No. 1 sports columnist in 2008. After 20 years at The Oregonian, John left to start his own website, JohnCanzano.com. You can also listen to his radio show, "The Bald-Faced Truth" in Portland on 750-AM from 3pm-6pm. Follow John on social media @JohnCanzanoBFT. His weekly appearance brought to you by Zeeks Pizza. Visit ZeeksPizza.com On this weeks show, John and Puck talk about fatherhood. Women's basketball. Caitlin Clark's impact. College football Super League. New transfer window. Lastly, the TrailBlazers don't take care of their fans. Outline: 00:00Fatherhood and being a girl dad10:58The Increase in Viewership for Women's Basketball15:38Jealousy and Frustration in the WNBA28:23Growing Frustration Among Portland Trail Blazers Fans33:14Lip Balm as a Gift: The Disconnect Between Ownership and Fans

Daily Puck Drop covers the Mariners loss to the Blue Jays. What is happening to Luis Castillo???  Offense continues to struggle. Another injury to a starting pitcher and the pandemic continues this season. Bo Nix visiting the Seahawks.  Would you like to see the former Oregon QB in a Seahawks uniform? Lastly, Puck the Picker Masters Pool is up and running. Go to RunMyPools.com and click JOIN POOL and use the code NLAT. Chapters00:00Luis Castillo struggles again and M's bats are silent 06:05Growing Problem of Arm Injuries in Baseball11:27Tiger Woods' Return to the Masters22:27Masters Pool for Fans

In this conversation, Jim Duquette and Puck discuss various topics including the solar eclipse, the struggling Seattle Mariners offense, pitcher workload and injuries, and the Oakland Athletics' potential move to Las Vegas. They also touch on potential expansion cities for Major League Baseball.00:00Introduction and Solar Eclipse and the M's offense is a solar eclipse!04:58Struggles of the Seattle Mariners Offense09:31Pitcher Workload and Injury Concerns13:48Protecting Young Pitchers from Overuse23:05Potential Expansion Cities for Major League Baseball

In this conversation, Puck and Bill Krueger discuss various topics related to baseball, including clubhouse culture, the joys of playing the game, the performance of the Seattle Mariners, and the importance of pitching and defense. They also touch on the issue of arm injuries in young pitchers and the need for better pitching instruction at the youth level. The conversation concludes with a discussion of an upcoming golf tournament organized by the Rise Above Foundation, which aims to support Native American youth.Show Outline:00:00Clubhouse Culture and the Joys of Playing Baseball03:22Assessing the Performance of the Seattle Mariners08:21The Importance of Pitching and Defense in Baseball10:28Addressing Arm Injuries in Young Pitchers

Puck chats about the disaster of a roadtrip in Milwaukee. Offense, defense and pitching all bad. Puck has joined a new club called "Nips and Dips." He explains in today's show. Also, it's Masters week, the most glorious week of the year! Lastly, still time to sign up for Puck the Picker Masters Pool at RunMyPools.com and click JOIN POOL and enter the code NLAT. 00:00Puck opens up the show thanking listeners 03:25The Seattle Mariners' Struggles Continue09:11Injuries Plague Major League Baseball21:20The Men's National Title Game is Highly Anticipated21:47John Calipari Steps Down as Kentucky Basketball Coach23:39NFL Draft Prospects are Being Evaluated24:35Puck Joins the Nips and Dips Club26:31The Masters Golf Tournament is Here

Andres Gonzales, former PGA Tour player and current host, joins Puck to discuss  his experiences at the Masters and the current state of professional golf. He also introduces his own venture, Pursuit Distilling Company. The conversation touches on the fractured state of the sport due to the emergence of rival leagues and the impact on fans. The need for more star power and consistent competition is emphasized. The conversation covers various topics related to the Masters golf tournament, including the current state of the game, the favorites to win, and the challenges faced by players. The conversation also touches on the importance of mental game and the role of coaches in player performance. The hosts and guest share their favorite holes and spots to watch the tournament as spectators. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about Tiger Woods and the food options at the Masters.Episode Outline: 00:00Puck and Dre reunite! 01:39Andres Gonzales' Background and Current Ventures05:19Personal Experiences at the Masters08:46Puck's Experience at the Masters10:50Introduction to Pursuit Distilling Company12:07The Spectacular Nature of the Masters15:32The Fractured State of Professional Golf20:08The Impact on Fans21:08The Future of Professional Golf21:27The State of the Game and Cinderella Stories24:55Scottie Scheffler: The Hottest Player and Favorite to Win27:55The Importance of the Mental Game and Mindset28:30The Role of Coaches in Player Performance39:49Favorite Holes and Spectator Spots42:20Tiger Woods and Food Options at the Masters

Chris Egan of King 5  joins Puck every Friday to talk sports, life, throw pillows, fast food and whatever else these two can come up with. The segment is brought to you by Fat Zachs Pizza. Number-one pizza in the south sound! Visit FatZachsPizza.com.On this weeks show they reunite after a long hiatus and talk about the state of women's basketball and how Chris' youngest son is excited to watch Caitlin Clark. They also discuss the state of club sports and what happened to sports at the junior high and middle school level. Finally, Chris talked about his longtime photographer, Alan Reed, who passed away last week.

Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times joins Puck every Wednesday and Friday throughout the baseball season. It's all brought to you by Chalet Bowl.  Washington's oldest operating bowling alley established in 1941; located in Tacoma's Proctor District.  Family owned and operated for 40 years the Frederick Family and staff specializes in customer service for your bowling, food, and fun experience while at our unique 12 lane facility!  Go to www.chaletbowl.com to make your next reservations.Ryan joned Puck live from Milwaukee to discuss the Mariners series opener. Why off to the frustrating start? Scott Servais seems annoyed and Divish loves a good pork chop!

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Friday, April 5.  Mariners start a series with the Brewers. Puck has a great story about visiting Milwaukee and what a cool experience Miller Park is. A's fans are getting screwed over by a greedy owner and baseball needs to step in . The debut of the "Golden Plunger!" Fischer Plumbing Little League won their first game on Thursday and celebrated with a plunger that is painted gold. Tiger Woods gives up sex leading to the Masters and Puck the Picker is back just in time for the Masters!

Special guest on Friday's PuckSports as new Washington State mens basketball coach David Riley joins the show to chat about his new gig.  Riley spent the last 13 + years at Eastern Washington and the last three as the head coach, winning Big Sky coach of the year and back-to-back Big Sky regular season titles.

On Thursday's Daily Puck Drop, the Mariners played without a doubt their sloppiest game under Scott Servais.  What to make of the poor play? Do you blame coaches or players?  Also, Teoscar, Suarez and Kelenic have more offensive production than the entire M's team...Real neat! Kraken eliminated from the playoffs. Puck says the Kraken better get it figured out soon because when the Sonics return soon, the Kraken will be placed on the back burner. Puck had to explain to his german mother what a podcast is and how to find it. As you can imagine it led to a hilarious exchange. Puck ends the show by teasing his Thursday Football Show that will feature Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftBlog.com and Mike Garafolo from the NFL Network.

Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network joins Puck for his weekly visit talking all things NFL. Mike's weekly appearance brought to you by Hartley & Hartley Insurance. Your number-one insurance provider in University Place. Contact Jaime Hartley at 253.565.8700.  Also, Zog's on Fox Island. Great place to grab a cold beer with friends and watch the game. Visit Zog's on Facebook. On this week's show, Mike is in vacation in Florida and takes time out to join Puck and chat about all the rule changes in the NFL.  they also chat about the breaking news with Stefon Diggs being traded to the Houston Texans.  Mike offers his thoughts on the Seahawks offseason moves and mentions that the Seahawks had to outbid the Rams for the services of Sam Howell.  They discuss how Russell Wilson will fare in Pittsburgh and Mike tries to make sense why the Steelers would also acquire Justin Fields.  Finally, Puck pleads with Mike to assure him that the Seahawks won't bring Jamal Adams back!

Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftBlog.com joins Puck for the debut of his weekly show brought to you by the fine folks from Superior Linen Service. Visit them at SupLinen.com. Family owned and operated since 1926.  Providing the highest quality and service to the Puget Sound area.  On the first visit, Rob is Dubai on a family vacation and is sipping on a nice glass of scotch.  Puck and Rob break down the upcoming draft and discuss Rob's latest column on why the Seahawks should look toward drafting a defensive tackle.  Puck also asks Rob if he would draft Michael Penix if he were available at 16??  Rob lets Puck know what he thinks about the Seahawks offseason moves and where they still need to improve. Finally, they discuss the potential return of Jamal Adams.

Ryan Divish joins Puck every Wednesday and Friday, brought to you by Chalet Bowl.  It's Washington's oldest operating bowling alley established in 1941. Located in Tacoma's Proctor District. Family owned and operated for 40 years.  The Frederick Family and staff specializes in customer service for your bowling, food and fun experience while at our unique 12 lane facility. Go to www. Chaletbowl.com to make your next reservations. On today's episode, Puck and Divish wrap up a rough series against Cleveland, culminating in the third and final game in which the Mariners made countless miscues in the field.  No doubt one of the worst played games under the Scott Servais regime.

Brad Adam joins Puck for his weekly visit after the disaster of a final game against Cleveland. Brad's weekly appearance brought to you by John Howie Steak. Puck and Brad lament and just a poor, poor series vs. Cleveland and why they continue to make so many mistakes in the field.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck goes over last night's miserable Mariners game. Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy play by the M's. Defensive miscues and poor at bats. Why does this keep happening at the beginning of every season?In case you missed it, Puck had John Canzano on the show yesterday and John dropped a report that Washington president Ana Marie Cauce will announce in the next six months that she will step down as president. Cauce played a major role in the collapse of the Pac-12. Puck asks Husky fans how should she be remembered?Puck also reacts to the hiring of David Riley, new mens basketball coach at WSU. Riley spent the last few seasons at Eastern Washington. Puck says Riley has one major goal right about of the shoot and that's to convince Myles Rice to come back.

John Canzano joins Puck every Tuesday to discuss all things college sports, life and wherever else our conversation goes. John is a 14-time Associated Press Sports Editors award winner and was named the number one sports columnist in the country in 2008.  His weekly appearance is brought to you by Zeeks Pizza.  Visit ZeeksPizza.com.  The Northwest's number 1 pizza! Local ingredients and local craft beer! On today's show, Puck and John talk about their inspiration to go out on their own and what led to their decisions to work for themselves.  The conversation then turns toward the Iowa and LSU game and both marvel at the athleticism, physicality and speed of the game and whether or not Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese can make like a "Magic/Bird" transition to the WNBA. John talks about the three-point line fiasco in Portland where the court had two different three-point lines and how the mistake happened, who is to blame and who the person was that tipped of the NCAA about the issue. Spoiler...it was a fan sitting in the 300 level who noticed the discrepancy . Puck then turns his anger toward Pat Chun leaving WSU for UW and John tries to walk him off the ledge, but Puck is having none of it.  Puck calls him a "Benedict Arnold!"   John also reveals that Washington President Ana Marie Cauce will likely soon leave as president and that an announcement could happen in the next 5-6 months.  Multiple insiders and athletic directors are aware of the move, but not sure of the reason.  John ultimately thinks this will be a good thing for the Huskies, because Cauce has stumbled as president in regards to athletics. They then turn their attention to Kyle Smith and his decision to leave Pullman and head to Stanford. Also, the Montana State hoops coach turns WSU down.  How big of a problem is that for WSU? John thinks it's not an issue, but they need to find the right coach soon. Finally, what's the future ownership of both the Blazers and Seahawks?  Jody Allen is the head of the trust and she must sell off all of her brothers assets. So, why has she not done so yet?  John gives his answer....money.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck gets into last nights Mariners win and the unbelievable defense displayed by Julio Rodriguez.  Mitch Haniger also stole the show defensively with a play that was key into keeping the Mariners in the game. Emerson Hancock was very, very good in his debut. Ty France with an AB that shows signs he's getting better and improving on where he's been last few years.  Scott Servais gets chippy with Aaron Levine. If he's like this not only a week into the season it's going to be a long year for him. Over to hoops, Iowa and LSU was sensational theater. Caitlin Clark does something that very few people in this sport can do and she should be applauded for it.   Montana State hoops coach turned down WSU? Things are not good on the Palouse!  UW could be losing a top hoops recruit.   Find out who it is.  The Masters is coming up next week and the legendary Verne Lundquist is calling it quits after 40 years. Absolute legend Puck reflects on what Lundquist meant to him and the sport. Finally, Puck teases his new golf podcast that will debut on Monday in time for the Masters.

Former MLB GM Jim Duquette from MLB Network Radio joins Puck for his weekly Monday visit all brought to you by Flatstick Pub.  On this weeks show Jim and Puck talk about the slow start for the Mariners and why they can't get off to a better start and why the strikeouts are still a major problem.  They also talk about the red hot start of Juan Soto and why the Yankees are such a better fit for him and why he decided to focus on his defensive approach this offseason and they chat about the ongoing distraction that Shohei Ohtani is facing and how it will effect him moving forward with the Dodgers.

Bill Krueger of ROOT Sports stops by for his weekly visit with Puck to discuss the series with Boston. Despite acquiring players that were supposed to strikeout less, the Mariners have continued their problem from a year ago and it's even worse than a year ago. Why? Bill has thoughts. They also talk about the pitching performances from George Kirby and Logan Gilbert and what makes them so effective. Bill says there is something they both do that Luis Castillo could take advantage of. Lastly, they talk about Bill's foundation, Rise Above and their upcoming celebrity golf tournament at Snoqualmie Ridge in June and you can be a part of the action!

On Today's show Puck talks about the series opener vs. Boston and why the Mariners keep striking out! Nothing has changed! Final Four is set and D.J. Burns is my new spirit animal! Hailey Van Lith powerful message to her teammates. Ballard Little League update and we are introducing a new plunger! Finally, the best April Fools' joke on my german mother!

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Friday, March 29. Puck reacts to the Mariners opener. No doubt the highlight was the flame wielding trident guy! Castillo not sharp, but Mitch Haniger looked great. Pat Chun leaves for UW?! One of the most turncoat moves you'll find in college athletics. Puck wishes him nothing but disappoint and regret.  Kyle Smith makes the right choice because it was the right choice for his family. Finally, Jamal Adams coming back?? Please say no...like, really, say no!

Puck goes more in depth on why he decided to leave KJR and the difficult decision that it was, but a necessary one.  Most importantly he wanted to thank the listeners for all the unbelievable kind words since his departure.

Former MLB GM, Jim Duquette stops by for his weekly visit with Puck to discuss opening day in baseball. Have the Mariners done enough? What to make of the Shohei Ohtani situation...did he actually gamble?

Brad Adam of ROOT Sports stops by to chat with Puck about opening day and whether or not we should start wearing makeup during this podcast!

Puck sits down with Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times to talk about the upcoming season for the Mariners. It's the first time in almost 10 years that Ryan and Puck have been able to sit down and talk baseball!