Bob and Ryan Rowland-Smith discuss something the Mariners are about to do for the first time since April 29th, have both Julio Rodriguez and Mitch Haniger in the lineup at the same time, and what it could mean for the offense. The guys also talk about the praise the Mariners are drawing from around the baseball world and why this team could be a tough out in the postseason. Plus, a special edition of Mean Texts.

Ryan Rowland-Smith is in for Dave. Bob and Ryan are joined by Mariners outfielder Sam Haggerty, who talks about how he is dealing with the recent surge of attention coming his way, what this season has been like, and how he has adjusted to playing in the outfield after primarily being an infielder earlier in his career. Later, Bob and Ryan talk about what the respective futures of Kyle Lewis and Jarred Kelenic hold after both were sent down to Triple-A this week. 

Luke Arkins, writer for Prospect Insider, joins Dave and Bob to go inside the numbers on some of the more revealing statistics behind the Mariners season and assess how the AL playoff race will shake out over the final two months. The guys also discuss the Mariners roster moves that sent Jarred Kelenic down to Triple-A after Julio Rodriguez was activated. Later, Dave and Bob talk about whether Sam Haggerty has done enough to be a serious candidate to start at second base next season.

Bob and Dave break down the AL Wild Card race and discuss the opportunity in front of the Mariners in the final two months of the season. Later, the guys outline the Seahawks running back situation heading into Saturday's preseason opener and why we will see plenty of opportunities for Ken Walker over the next few weeks. Plus, Dave and Bob discuss what the split for quarterback reps might look like for Geno Smith and Drew Lock against the Steelers. 

Former Seahawks safety Paul Moyer joins Dave and Bob to talk about the Mariners series win over the Yankees and why Dave still hasn't been invited to Moyer's Mariner group chat. The guys also discuss about their preseason expectations for the Seahawks heading into the game on Saturday against the Steelers. Later, Dave and Bob analyze Sam Haggerty's performance and whether he is making a case to be the starting second baseman next season. 

Dave and Bob discuss the importance of the Mariners series win over the Yankees in strengthening their spot in the wild card race and how Luis Castillo has already established himself as a big game pitcher. The guys also talk about the Seahawks outlook at quarterback heading into the first preseason game, and about the move to send Chris Flexen to the bullpen. Later, Dave and Bob  weigh in on whether bringing Mitch Haniger back after this season has now taken on greater importance.

Seahawks rookie cornerback Tariq Woolen joins Dave and Bob to talk about his adjustment to life in the NFL and what he has learned so far from his first training camp. Woolen also shares some insight on what he likes to do away from football and which quarterback he would love to get an interception on. Later, Dave and Bob discuss Luis Castillo's quick emergence as the undisputed ace on staff and why the Mariners are ready to make noise in a playoff series.

Dave and Bob react to the Mariners comeback win over the Yankees and another series win over New York. The guys talk about how different guys have stepped up each game and why Sam Haggerty is becoming a folk hero in Seattle.

El Hombre joins Dave and Bob to weigh in on everything going on around sports, including the NFL office pressing for a tougher suspension for Deshaun Watson and why it could be a disaster if he plays a game this season. Later, Dave and Bob discuss whether Luis Castillo is already the Mariners ace and the importance of his home debut against the Yankees. The guys also share their initial observations on the Seahawks first depth chart.

Former Mariners infielder, and current ROOT SPORTS analyst, Mike Blowers joins Dave and Bob to weigh in on Logan Gilbert's tough start against the Yankees. Blowers also talks about the Mariners crowded outfield situation and why Sam Haggerty will be a valuable guy to have on the roster for the rest of the season, along with what is best for Jarred Kelenic over the next two months. Later, Dave and Bob discuss how the Mariners careful maintenance of the rotation will put them in position to succeed down the stretch.

Dave and Bob are live at Seahawks training camp and the guys discuss Logan Gilbert's tough outing against the Yankees and how quickly Mitch Haniger has returned to form after his injury. Dave and Bob also talk about the initial Seahawks depth chart and what surprises jumped out at them. Later, comedian Craig Gass drops by the set.

When can we expect Julio back in the lineup? What's the latest with Jesse Winker? The Skipper joins Bump, Stacy, and Shannon Drayer for the Scott Servais Show. Rick Rizzs stops by to discuss the Mariners up and down start to the season's second half.

When can we expect Julio back in the lineup? What's the latest with Jesse Winker? The Skipper joins Bump, Stacy, and Shannon Drayer for the Scott Servais Show. Rick Rizzs stops by to discuss the Mariners up and down start to the season's second half.

Joe Fann joins Brock and Salk to discuss Kyle Lewis' struggles in his return and why he joins Jarred Kelenic as the most likely candidates to be sent down when Dylan Moore and Julio Rodriguez return.

Dave and Bob discuss Tariq Woolen's performance at the Seahawks mock game and what it means for his chances of nabbing a starting cornerback spot. The guys also wonder if Abraham Toro being sent down to Triple-A means that the Mariners lost that trade with the Astros. Later, Dave and Bob analyze what will happen when the Mariners get fully healthy and need to open up a handful of roster spots.

Former Mariners pitcher, and current ROOT SPORTS analyst, Ryan Rowland-Smith joins Dave and Bob to break down the Mariners series split against the Angels, weigh in on the rotation, and share his thoughts on who may be sent down once the Mariners return to full health. Later, Dave and Bob give their takeaways from the Seahawks mock game. 

MLB and NHL Network's Jon Morosi joins Dave and Bob to talk about his upcoming trip to the MLB Field of Dreams Game, which prompts a discussion about the best baseball movie of all time. Morosi also breaks down the AL wild card race and why the Mariners are in good shape to end the postseason drought. Later, Mariners pitcher Matt Festa joins the guys for a candid conversation about the M's bullpen, his hometown Yankees, and why he dislikes the Astros.

Who will be sent down Dylan Moore and Julio return? Salk says explains why it's most likely Jarred Kelenic and Kyle Lewis. 

Bob and Dave are joined by Mariners Pitcher Erik Swanson to get the inside look in the bullpen, and they wrap up the week by reading your mean texts! 

Bob and Dave are joined by Mariners Second Baseman Adam Frazier to look back on a great stretch of games, and they ask if the Mariners/Angels brawl will have any effect on this weekend’s series.  

Stacy Rost and Curtis Rogers get the inside scoop on the bullpen from Mariners Reliever Penn Murfee, and they get the latest on Seahawks training camp with ESPN’s Brady Henderson. 

MLB Network's Jon Morosi joins Dave and Bob to share his memories of Vin Scully and the legacy Scully carved out in the baseball world. Morosi also explains why the Mariners are in the driver's seat for a playoff berth and how the Castillo trade will lift them over the top. Later, Dave and Bob analyze which Seahawks rookies could crack the starting lineup in Week 1. 

Former Mariners pitcher, and current ROOT SPORTS analyst, Ryan Rowland-Smith joins Dave and Bob to talk about Jarred Kelenic's path back to the majors, the Luis Castillo trade, and why the bullpen will be a key weapon in close games late in the season. Later, Dave and Bob talk about Mitch Haniger's pending return and how he will fit into the lineup. Plus, the guys learn why they should never take advice from Aaron Rodgers.

Former Seahawks safety Paul Moyer joins Dave and Bob to discuss how training camps have evolved and changed since Moyer and Wyman went through them. The guys also talk about Dee Eskridge's lingering hamstring injury, plus Moyer shares his thoughts on potential breakout candidates for the Seahawks. Later, Dave and Bob wonder whether Kelenic's home run in Yankee Stadium will spark a more consistent stretch the rest of the season, along with the presence Austin Blythe will bring to the Seahawks offensive line.

Dave and Bob discuss Luis Castillo's first start as a Mariner and why it showed the importance of trading for established players, plus what his addition to the rotation will mean for the rest of the season and whether the playoff-like atmosphere the Mariners experienced in Houston and New York will help them when they get to the postseason. Later, the guys wonder if Dee Eskridge will be able to find playing time in a crowded wide receiver room.

Jerry Dipoto joins Mike Salk to discuss the acquisition of Luis Castillo, how the starting rotation could shift, some reinforcements on the way, and his thoughts on the Astros broadcast saying the M's "have a reputation" for throwing at people.

El Hombre drops in for his weekly visit with Dave and Bob to discuss the monumental legacy and impact of Vin Scully, the MLB trade deadline moves, and to weigh in on the Deshaun Watson suspension and subsequent appeal by the NFL. Later, Dave and Bob talk about Luis Castillo's Mariners debut and the impact he could have on the rest of the season. Plus, can the Mariners expect anything from Mitch Haniger when he returns?

Seahawks 4th round pick, Coby Bryant, joins Dave and Bob live from Seahawks training camp to talk about how he has acclimated to the NFL, what he is learning from Tyler Lockett, and what his family did when they found out he was drafted by the Seahawks. Dave and Bob also assess where the Mariners offense stands after the trade deadline and what it will look like when Julio returns.

Dave and Bob discuss a huge series win for the Mariners over the Yankees and dive into the quarterback battle at Seahawks training camp. The guys also talk about why they liked seeing the fire and intensity from the skirmish with DK Metcalf and Darrell Taylor at camp earlier this week. 

ESPN's Jeff Passan joins Salk to discuss just how good Luis Castillo is, what he thinks of the rest of the M's trades yesterday and how the rest of the trade deadline action around the MLB played out.

What's the trade deadline like from a manager's perspective? Bump and Stacy are joined by the Skipper, Scott Servais, who explains.

It's a trade deadline day edition of The Dugout! Bump and Stacy are joined by M's manager Scott Servais, broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith, and Insider Shannon Drayer all stop by in the hour.

Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf joins Dave and Bob to talk about his new contract and what it means to him to be able to keep playing in Seattle. Metcalf also discusses playing through his foot injury last season, why he is excited about this year, and the great advice he received upon signing his contract extension. Dave and Bob also recap the latest MLB trade deadline moves and talk about how the Mariners must keep pace with the Yankees and Astros.

So what exactly are the Mariners getting in Luis Castillo? Reds reporter for The Athletic C. Trent Rosecrans joins Bump and Stacy to discuss. In Four Down Territory, what grade would Bump give the offense during the first week of camp? Later, the Seahawks defense MUST improve in 2022.

M's insider Shannon Drayer joins Salk to give us an update on the M's numerous injuries, and discuss the trade for Luis Castillo and whether they could still acquire a bat before tomorrow's deadline.

Dave and Bob dive into DK Metcalf's contract extension and what it means for the Seahawks and their star wide receiver moving forward, along with whether there is reason to be concerned about the latest injury to Jamal Adams. Later, Mariners outfielder Kyle Lewis joins the guys to talk about the new and frustrating experience of dealing with a concussion for the first time and the mindset in the clubhouse during this recent run of success. 

The trade deadline is just four days away. What are we hoping the M's do?  Adding pitching is mandatory but it doesn’t make you that much better.  It allows you to maintain what you’ve been doing. Salk discusses their options.

Former Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright joins Dave and Bob live at Seahawks training camp to talk about signing a contract and retiring as a Seahawk. The guys reminisce about Wright's favorite plays he made during his career, what it felt like to play for a different team last year, and why Seattle will always be home for him. Later, Dave and Bob discuss the special season that is unfolding for Julio Rodriguez. 

Jerry Dipoto joins Mike Salk to discuss Julio Rodriguez's continued emergence as a superstar, how the trade deadline market is progressing, Mitch Haniger's progress and the important contributions they've gotten from guys through all the outfield injuries.

LIVE from Seahawks training camp, Dave and Bob react to what they saw from the team after day one of practice. Plus, the guys discuss George Kirby's terrific start on Tuesday and talk about why it shows an increased need for the Mariners to improve their starting pitching by the trade deadline.

Discusses the latest on a potential Juan Soto trade and his top options for the Mariners when it comes to controllable starting pitching. He believes the M's will be more aggressive than a team in their position usually would this year due to the playoff drought.

Mariners first round pick Cole Young joins Dave and Bob to talk about what it felt like to be drafted by the M's and how a whirlwind day went after he met with the front office, signed his contract, and took batting practice with the Mariners. El Hombre stops by as well to offer his unique view on Kyler Murray's strange clause in his contract. Later, Dave and Bob discuss DK Metcalf arriving at Seahawks training camp and reminisce on the best moments of Chris Carson's Seahawks career.

Former Seahawks running back Robert Turbin joins Dave and Bob to discuss Chris Carson's career and the nature of being a running back in the NFL. Turbo also weighs in on Kyler Murray's strange clause in his contract and why it's a bad sign that the Cardinals need that for their franchise QB. Later, Dave and Bob analyze how the Mariners bullpen has been able to carry them despite undergoing a big roster turnover since the start of the season.

Former Mariners infielder, and current ROOT SPORTS analyst, Mike Blowers, joins Dave and Bob to assess where the Mariners stand coming out of the All-Star break. Blowers describes which young guys on the roster have surprised him, where the team needs to add pieces, and how impressive the 14-game win streak was. Plus, the guys dive into why the Seahawks aren't getting much respect from national pundits about their offensive and defensive lines.

Dave and Bob react to the news that Chis Carson is retiring from football and reminisce about the great moments in his career. The guys then break down what it means for Rashaad Penny and the rest of the running backs on the roster. Plus, Dave and Bob discuss the Mariners ability to find ways to win, despite not playing their best and why this team inspires confidence in it moving forward.

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Joe Fann gives his thoughts on Julio's wrist injury, the most fun pitcher to watch on the M's and the best Seahawks training camp position battle

MLB Network's Jon Morosi joins Dave and Bob to discuss the level that the Mariners need to get to after a series sweep at the hands of the Astros, Julio's wrist injury and why it was still important for him to participate in the All-Star Game events, and what a possible trade for Juan Soto could look like. Later, Dave and Bob analyze whether DK Metcalf will be at practice when the Seahawks open training camp on Wednesday.