Brock and Salk

Seattle Kraken Center Matty Beniers joins Brock and Salk ahead of the teams season opener tommorow to talk about the culture around the squad, how the team might look different from years past, and much more. They tell you about The Mariners search for a new manager, MLB playoffs, and more in Need To Know. And they wrap up the show with Washington Wednesday and Trash Takes. 

Brock and Salk play Maura’s game Who’s Shoes? And debate which situation would be better to be in. They talk about the Mariners search for a new manager, start of the MLB playoffs, and more in Need To Know. And they are joined by Peter Schrager to talk about the veteran backup QBs having success in the NFL this year, the Seahawks upcoming game against the Chargers, and much more.

Brock and Salk discuss why there level of concern about this Seahawks team is relatively low, while acknowledging there are a couple areas that need addressing. They tell you about the Mariners search for a new manager, start of the MLB postseason, and more in Need To Know. They continue the autopsy of the Mariners and highlight what the team was doing wrong and needs to change moving forward. And Brock talks about the importance of Julian Love to the Hawks defense, the upcoming game against the Chargers, and more in Blue-88.

Salk opens the show talking about last night’s start of the NHL season, beginning of the MLB Wildcard round, and responding to criticism of yesterday’s interview with Justin Hollander on the show. He tells you more about the Mariners search for a new manager, the Seahawks defense without Julian Love, and more in Need To Know. ESPN’s Jeff Passan joins the show to talk about Jerry Dipoto’s comments on the Mariners’ season, potential replacements for Dan Wilson, and much more.

Brock and Salk react to their conversation with Jeff Passan to open the hour. In Need to Know talk about Jerry Dipoto’s comments on Mariners disappointing season, Mike Macdonald’s thoughts on the Seahawks loss to the Commanders, and more. And they are joined by Mariners General Manager Justin Hollander to discuss what went wrong this season, the front office’s plan moving forward, and much more.