Brock and Salk

Brock & Salk wanted to talk mini-camp but ends up spending most of the segment on a story about Salk going to the dermatologist and how he believes that the Dr. essentially told him that he was ugly. The guys are joined by M's broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith to continue discussing the heater this team is on before RANKED: Top 5 “Kills"

Salk brings back an old game of Which is Better? with a variety of Mariners, Seahawks, and general life scenarios. The Big Dumper Cal Raleigh joins the guys to discuss the Mariners pitching success.

What this pitching staff has been doing for the better part of a month is historically insane, and they’ve done it against three very good teams in AZ, TEX, and ATL. Brock & Salk give their one month check-in on the M's before Brock's Blue 88.

Salk shares what he thinks was a master class put on by Luis Castillo at the ballpark and gives Servais credit for managing last night like it was a must-win game to secure their 5th straight series win. Seahawks rookies will start to arrive shortly for their first minicamp and could Goodell really get his 18 week season? We revisit the conversation with ESPN's Jeff Passan.

What do the Kraken do moving forward? A combination of Hakstol firing + disgruntled player reports + 3-year season ticket contracts expiring… GM Ron Francis better get it right or could be next. Can this kind of Mariners pitching sustain? And if so, will just small offensive improvements float the Mariners to stay atop the AL West? RANKED: Top 5 Seahawks position battles to watch.

With draft done, what should the expectations be from these Seahawks in 24? The guys cover what Salk wrote in his recent SeattleSports.com article before their weekly check in with ESPN Senior MLB Insider Jeff Passan who shares some historical perspective on how good this M's pitching staff has been as of late.

The Mariners may not deserve the benefit of the doubt, but Salk believes the players do - and we should expect Servais to absolutely throw the kitchen sink at the Braves tonight to go for a series win. Brock & Salk discuss the Michael Penix conundrum before Brock's Blue 88.

Mariners win a thriller and Salk loves how baseball will push you to the brink, make you crazy, convince you that you’re insane, think your team will never score again, and then bam – walk-off. Kraken moving on from HC Dave Hakstol after 3 seasons and we revisit the conversation w/ ESPN's Brady Henderson.

The Seahawks (on paper) didn't need 2 more CBs, so why did they go get them? Logan Gilbert, George Kirby, and Luis Castillo might all be tied for the M's best pitcher right now, but what happens when Bryan Woo returns? RANKED: Brock ranks his Top 5 favorite Hawks draft picks.

One month into the M's season we have seen an historic run of Mariners pitching, a 3B platoon that has worked, and they still need offensive help from Garver, Polanco, and Julio. Seahawks reporter Brady Henderson (ESPN) joins the show to break down the 2024 Seahawks draft.

The guys share what they like the most about this year's draft class and Brock says he loves that they stayed in the present - not sacrificing the future and still getting what they needed today to build a team. Salk asks Brock some rapid-fire questions about each pick before Brock's Blue 88.

Salk opens the show by describing what he likes the most about this Seahawks draft class and uses the word "workmanlike" more than once, and under-the-radar. Time will tell, but he loves all of the choices today. Justin takes us Around the Weekend of the Mariners series and we learn some unfortunate news about RHP Matt Brash.

New Seahawk Byron Murphy joins Brock and Salk to discuss what last night was like, why he's so excited to be a Seahawk, what it was like growing up in a football town like DeSoto Texas, and graduating school early. Then, we take your calls on the draft and Justin and Salk rank Murphy's in honor of the newest Seahawk.

Salk has no complaints about the Byron Murphy pick because they took a huge step towards building a run wall and made a statement about what they want to be as a franchise. We have some questions -- how will he be used? What will he do best? Why DL over OL, and many more before Brock's Blue 88.

The first round of the NFL Draft has come & gone and the Seahawks did something we haven't seen them do in awhile: kept it simple. But is it the right move? Did it satisfy the needs of this team? The Mariners get a series W in Texas and we hear the results of "the race" between Maura & Salk before opening the phones for Seahawks fans to discuss their thoughts on the pick.

There were reports that the Seahawks were actually a team interested in jumping up in the NFL draft to pick Michael Penix Jr ... but was that for real? And if so, what does it mean? Gee Scott joins Brock & Salk for his weekly appearance and it goes (predictably) wild - including a story about getting pulled over.

Brock takes us rapid fire through some potential first round options for the Seahawks that didn't make his draft profile series. Then, Dave Wyman joins the show to give us his thoughts on what the Seahawks should do at 16 and give his thoughts on some of the other options. Plus, we have a draft themed Ranked for you.

Will the first Top 10 picks in the draft be offensive players? Will Brandon Aiyuk will be traded? Maura plays a round of 'Buy / Sell' NFL Draft edition for the guys before opening up the phone lines for Seattle Sports fans to share their own draft wishes.

The guys cover the final mock drafts from the biggest voices in the NFL mediasphere - some good, some bad, and one very ugly - and Salk says he will blow a gasket if one of them comes true. Brock's Blue 88 addresses the Huskies in the draft and how the players are feeling in Seahawks mini-camp.

The big day Seattle Sports fans have been waiting for has finally arrived... it is race day for Maura and Salk. Also relevant - the NFL draft kicks off and we'll get to see what this new era of Seattle Seahawk football looks like under Mike Macdonald and John Schneider. We learn about the new Kraken TV plans and revisit the conversation with Michael Bumpus.