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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!

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

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

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 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 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 , 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 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

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

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 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

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

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

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

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

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.