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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

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.

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

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!

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?

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.

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!

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?

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.

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 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 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, 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!

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

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?

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