Wyman and Bob

Bob and Lefko hear what Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald had to say about their loss to the Commanders and the latest on their injury report in his Monday Press Conference, they discuss what they think the Mariners front office learned from this season, they hear some of Jerry Dipoto’s comments from his end of season press conference, and they look at how impressive Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s output has been.

Bob and Lefko have their weekly conversation with Mark Schlereth to get his thoughts on the Seahawks loss to the Commanders, Sam Darnold’s first game back from injury, and some of the defensive breakdowns in the game, they are joined by Seahawks Tackle Abe Lucas to discuss what he saw from the Commanders defense, what the day after a loss is like for the players, and whether he prefers grass or turf fields, and they hear Rams head coach Sean McVay’s bizarre post-loss press conference in Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and Lefko have their weekly conversation with Ryan Rowland-Smith to get his thoughts on the end of the Mariners season, the end of Dan Wilson’s tenure as manager, and the changes he expects to see over the season, they look back on the Seahawks defensive failures during the Commanders final drive, and they discuss some Seahawks options for receivers outside of Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Bob and Lefko react to the news of Dan Wilson stepping down as the manager of the Mariners, they look at whether JP Crawford or Logan Gilbert will be back with the Mariners next season, they break down some of the most disappointing aspects of the Seahawks loss to the Commanders, and they discuss how concerned they are about Jadarian Price’s fumbling issues.

Bob and Ryan Rowland-Smith filling in for Wyman and are joined by the legendary Rick Rizzs the voice of the Mariners to talk about Rick's career and what he meant to the city, the fans, and broadcasters all over. As well as working with Dave niehaus. // Realistically, which positions are up for grabs next season? - Beyond Randy, Canzone, and Cole Young can you point to anybody on this team you feel had a decent season? - If we assume Kade Anderson is in the rotation to start next year…Who should be the odd man out, assuming they don’t trade anyone in what will be a condensed offseason with the likely work stoppage?- Who in the bullpen do you trust the most to return to form next season?