Hour 4-Good news on JP Crawford, and ESPN NFL Draft Analyst Field Yates
03/18/2026 | 43 mins.
We discuss Shannon Drayer's report that JP Crawford is back from his visit to Texas to have his shoulder looked at and the news is good. Then, ESPN draft analyst Field Yates joins us to discuss whether this draft is as weak as everyone says, who he likes at pick 32 for the Seahawks, whether they could trade out of the first round and if Maxx Crosby or De’Von Achane could be trade options for Seattle.
Hour 3 - Ranking Mariners Food Items, Around The NFL
03/18/2026 | 43 mins.
Salk and Maura rank their favorite Mariners food items after the tasting event they attended yesterday. Later, they go Around The NFL with storylines from Maxx Crosby, Justin Fields, Jared Verse talking about the Seahawks offensive line and much more.
Hour 2 - What To Take Away From The WBC, Most Intriguing Mariners (No. 6), Blue 88
03/18/2026 | 43 mins.
Brock and Salk share the things that jumped out to them in the WBC as the tournament comes to a close. They then dissect their No. 6 most intriguing Mariner, as they continue to count down their top ten, in Brendan Donovan. In Blue 88, topics include some remaining free agent fits for the Seahawks, another Seahawks objective for 2026 and a tidbit that Brock had never heard before.
Hour 1 - World Baseball Classic Concludes, Adam Amin
03/18/2026 | 43 mins.
The World Baseball Classic concludes with Venezuela taking down the USA and Salk shares his thoughts on the finale. Then, they re-air their conversation with Adam Amin of FOX Sports to discuss the WBC, the Sonics set to return to Seattle and plenty more.
Hour 4-Latest on JP Crawford's injury, and reflecting on the Supersonics the evolution of sports in Seattle
03/17/2026 | 43 mins.
We discuss the news that JP Crawford will see a doctor in Texas to make sure they "are on track" with his shoulder injury. The reports are the the concern level is low but what is the plan if he can't start the season? Then, we reflect on the Super Sonics departure and how much the sports landscape in Seattle has changed since then.