Wyman and Bob

We are officially at the halfway point in the MLB season and the Mariners are 41-41. The Mariners lost the series to the Pirates today, Wyman & Bob go through what needs to change with this team. // The guys talk about Bryan Woo’s recent starts on the road and try to figure out why he has been struggling heavily on the road. // Take Two: The Mariners are currently 2 games up on the Astros, A’s, and Rangers. Seahawks were nominated for two ESPY’s: best team category and JSN for “Best NFL Player.” The show is on Wednesday, July 15th // Wyman & Bob answer the question: Is Randy Arozarena part of the Mariners future? His defense has been less than good, and he is starting to find the IL more often. // We talk about the 49ers possibly being a slept-on team in the NFC West and how many challenges that could pose for the Seahawks.

Bob and Dave look back on some of the most encouraging signs from the Mariners win yesterday over the Pirates, they discuss Cole Young’s amazing early performance, they break down whether things have finally clicked for Andres Munoz this season, and they lay out their expectations for Bryan Woo ahead of today’s start.

Bob and Dave break down what the Mariners need to do to win their road series against the Pirates, they try to answer some of the biggest questions still surrounding this team, they discuss how the lineup looks with Randy Arozarena back and Dom Canzone out, and they react to the NFL not holding a 2026 supplemental draft following Brendan Sorsby’s announcement.

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with El Hombre Michael Bradley to get his thoughts on the Mariners inconsistent season, the Eagles expectation for former Seahawks CB Riq Woolen, the fickle nature of the MLB, Dusty May leaving Michigan for the NBA, Rafael Devers’s childish reaction to being pulled for a pinch runner, and the World Cup, they discuss how concerned they are about Emerson Hancock following his two tough starts, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!

Bob and Dave try to answer some of the biggest questions facing the Seahawks this offseason, including the current state of the offensive line and Sam Darnold’s future in Seattle, they look at how Mike Macdonald was able to build his team for sustained success, they look at the downsides of the Mariners Piggyback Pitching plan, and they hear about the fallout from Dusty May leaving Michigan for the NBA in Sweeping the Dial.