Brock and Salk

We have a discussion around some of our favorite things we heard from our long list of guests this week in For You: In Review. Then, in Need to Know, we discuss the ALDS matchup with the Tigers, the rest of the MLB Wild Card result, the Seahawks and Bucs' injury reports and Bryan Woo's bullpen. Plus, we take your calls, as we do every Friday.

Adam Amin is on the call for the ALDS and he joins Brock and Salk to discuss the matchup between Seattle and Detroit.

Brock and Salk banter about what is at stake this weekend for both the Mariners and Seahawks who both have substantial weekends ahead of them. Then, Adam Amin of FOX Sports joins the show, who will be broadcasting the Mariners-Tigers series, to help them preview the matchup, where the Mariners thrive and what this playoff run could mean for Seattle.

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The Mariners are set to play the Tigers in the ALDS. But how good truly is Detroit? Salk goes through it to start the show. Afterwards, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan regarding the Mariners, the upcoming ALDS, the rest of the AL and plenty more.

We discuss playoff environments and what it will be like on Sat and Sun at T-Mobile. Then, Shannon Drayer joins us to discuss what yesterday's scrimmage was like, Bryan Woo throwing a bullpen today and how she sees the rotation slotting out. Plus, Maura answers your fantasy football questions.

The hour begins with voicemails from listeners for Here's The Thing. Then, Jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show to give his thoughts on the postseason so far, how the Mariners would match up against either the Guardians or Tigers, plus plenty more.

Brock and Salk share theior thoughts of watching the first two days of playoff baseball and how important they believe it will be for the Mariners to capitalize with runners in scoring position this postseason. They then bring on former Mariner Jay Buhner to talk Mariners playoff baseball, Josh Nyalor, Ichiro in the scrimmage and more. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on the sustainability of the Seahawks, who the 2025 49ers remind him of and some revealing next level stats of the Seahawks offensive line.

It's now just two days from what will be a wild weekend in Seattle sports and Salk gets everyone ready between the two AL Wild Card series which will determine day and time of the Mariners game on Saturday, along with the impact of the Thursday Night Football game in the NFC West between the 49ers and Rams. Later, they re-air their conversation with Joel Klatt of FOX Sports to hear from him on the Seahawks, Sam Darnold, UW and more.

Brock discusses the Ohio State loss and looks ahead to UW's game against Maryland in Washington Wednesday. Then, we discuss whether we're feeling more or less confident in the Mariners playoff potential after watching yesterday's games. Plus, Salk awards this week's Trash Takes winner.

The Mariners playoff start times get announced and Brock and Salk react to them and what it means for the league and the Seattle area this weekend. Later, Joel Klatt of FOX Sports joins the show to talk UW, Seahawks and plenty more.

Brock and Salk debate how important small ball and execution of the little things in the postseason given what they watched from the first day of the MLB playoffs. In Blue 88, topics include the Seahawks run game, a big statistical difference between Mike Macdonald and Pete Carroll and what Brock will be watching for on the Seahawks injury report. After that, Tigers broadcaster Jason Benetti joins the show to discuss the Tigers, the MLB postseason and more.

The first day of playoff baseball was fantastic and Salk shares what he took away from it and how it can impact the Mariners. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network regarding the Seahawks early season play, Sam Darnold and more.

We go over some of the possibilities for how the Seahawks and Mariners games could be moved around Sunday since both are at home. Then, Daniel Jeremiah joins us for his weekly segment. He discusses Leonard Williams looking like a defensive player of the year candidate, Sam Darnold putting teaching film out there so far this season, and why the Seahawks are struggling to run the ball.

The hour starts with a round of Which Is Better featuring many Seahawks and Mariners topics. They then also discuss the continuity of the Mariners and the amount of plate appearances that a few of their best hitters collected this year. After that, they react to some sound of some national media giving the Seahawks some high praise, which they weren't doing for most of the NFL offseason.

Brock and Salk highlight what they believe were the five biggest moments of the Mariners season and why they have been so impactful. They also highlight three Seahawks tweets that tell a pretty unique story, and they feature Sam darnold and Anthony Bradford. For Blue 88, Brock takes a look at Riq Woolen being omn the trade block, some good, bad and ugly of Seattle products in the NFL and why a practice squad signing made him excited.

Between the Mariners and Seahawks there is so much to be excited about in Seattle sports this week and Salk describes that to open the show. They then go Around The Station with interesting sound for conversation on both the Mariners and Seahawks.

Jerry Dipoto reflected on the season and talked about some of the differences in their lineup since the M's last trip to the postseason in a media session before yesterday's regular season finale. Then, we take your confessions so you can enjoy the ALDS absolved of your M's sins.

Brock and Salk explain what happens now with ROOT Sports coming to an end and how fans can still watch the games moving forward. After that, Gee Scott stops by for an appearance.

Brock and Salk reflect on the end of the Mariners regular season and some of the upcoming scrimmages that the team will play this week. They also dive into a few Mariners facts to take in with the regular season now coming to a close. In Blue 88, topics include the NFL teams that have a better scoring differential than the Seahawks, an NFC West narrative to watch moving forward and the big difference on Montlake on Saturday between Ohio State and Washington.