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Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Brad Adam, ROOT Sports, open up about  baseball, weather, sleep, driving, and player performance. The hosts discuss the Mariners' recent games, player performance, and the impact of weather on the game. They also touch on personal experiences with driving, sleep, and golf. The conversation transitions from baseball to personal anecdotes seamlessly, creating a diverse and engaging dialogue. The conversation covers various topics related to baseball, including batting order, analytics, player injuries, game scoring, and player performance. The hosts discuss the use of analytics in determining batting order, the impact of player injuries on team performance, and the challenges of scoring a baseball game. They also touch on the decision-making process for player workload and the importance of protecting pitchers for long-term performance.Rundown00:00 Brad's full house..and Julio hits third! 04:24 M's roadtrip was rough 16:35 Brad can't sleep, doesn't have AC, which is a surprise23:12 Injury situation with the Mariners and the call up of Ryan Bliss 27:01 Scoring a baseball game and the challenges of being a parent on GameChanger! 29:28 The decision on pulling Logan Gilbert and did Scott Servais do it?

 Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett  discusses a variety of topics including baseball, the Mariners, the Kraken, the passing of Bill Walton, and a tragic story in golf. He also seeks a ruling on a play in a club baseball game and promotes upcoming interviews with Brad Adam and John Canzano.Rundown: Discussion of baseball-related topics including the Mariners.  Julio now hitting 3rd  and the Kraken have a new coach! Reflection on the passing of Bill Walton and a tragic story in golfSeeking a ruling on a play in a club baseball gamePromotion of upcoming interviews with Brad Adam and John Canzano

In this special Memorial Day Show, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, chats with Seattle Seahawks assistant GM Nolan Teasley on the future of Jamal Adams in Seattle and the working relationship with the new coaching staff and melting their philosophies together. Puck also catches up with Seattle Times Seahawks beat reporter, Bob Condotta. How has the offseason gone for Seattle and what did he make of the recent OTA's.  Lastly, Puck welcomes back his handicapper, TroyWins.com and the two go through all the opening weekend lines in the NFL...Yes, they know it's early but it's always fun to talk football and gambling! 

 Ryan Divish, Seattle times  and Jason "Puck" Puckett  discuss various topics, including Ryan's microphone setup, his travel experiences, and the struggles of Mariners player Julio Rodriguez. They also go off on tangents about movies and golf. The main focus is on Julio Rodriguez's hitting performance and the mental and physical aspects of his swing. They emphasize the importance of being in an athletic position, finding timing, and simplifying the approach to hitting. They also touch on the Mariners' overall performance and the potential need for additional contributions from other players.Rundowns00:00 Ryan is in a tank top, flexing and trying to fix his mic! 06:39 Discussion on Julio Rodriguez's Hitting Struggles13:18 Ryan Divish's Travel Experiences27:07 The Mariners' Performance and the Need for Contributions

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Chris Egan, KING 5 ,  talk about  upcoming baseball tournaments, memories of Wild Waves amusement park, and the Olympics. They also talk about the success and impact of basketball player Caitlin Clark and the growth of the WNBA. Additionally, they touch on personal pet peeves, such as the lack of towels in the bathroom. The conversation revolves around the topic of household chores and the dynamics between couples. The hosts discuss their experiences with loading the dishwasher and the challenges they face. They also talk about the excessive number of pillows in their households and the humorous signs they would create. The conversation then shifts to post-game speeches in youth sports and the length and content of these speeches. The hosts share their own experiences and anecdotes. The episode concludes with a brief discussion about the Seattle Mariners and their current performance.Rundown00:00 Baseball Tournaments and Memories of Wild Waves09:07 Josh Hawkinson at the Paris Olympics12:26 Caitlin Clark and the Rise of the WNBA19:16 The Dishwasher Dilemma21:48 The Pillow Predicament23:02 Egan's wife needs help 26:27 Post-Game Speeches in Little League...We don't need them! 35:28 The Seattle Mariners...still in first place, somehow 

Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host,  discusses various topics including a new haircut, the potential return of Jamal Adams to the Seattle Seahawks, the settlement of the House vs. NCAA case, the end of the Pac-12 Network, and the use of automated ball-strike zones in Major League Baseball. Puck also mentions the potential breakup of the Inside the NBA show and shares his thoughts on a Louisville cop's false claims against golfer Scottie Scheffler. The episode concludes with a reminder of upcoming guests and a tribute to Memorial Day.Rundown00:00 The Potential Return of Jamal Adams17:31 The Settlement of the House vs. NCAA Case28:36 The Conclusion of the Pac-12 Network35:02 False Claims Against Golfer Scottie Scheffler41:02 The End of the Pac-12 Network43:26 A Tribute to Memorial Day

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com open up talking about Rob being disappointed in the  Vancouver Canucks' elimination, their obsession with the Seattle Seahawks, the excitement (or lack thereof) surrounding OTAs, the difficulty of finding a franchise quarterback, the importance of luck in the draft, and the need for the Seahawks to have a long-term plan at quarterback. They also touch on Russell Wilson's ranking in the NFL's Top 100 list, the success of the Green Bay Packers in drafting quarterbacks, and the potential for the Falcons to follow a similar strategy. The conversation covers various topics including the value of rookie quarterbacks, the Seattle Seahawks' quarterback situation, the lack of depth at linebacker, the annoyance of San Francisco 49ers fans, and the tipping culture in the United States and Europe.Rundown00:00 Rob is tired and upset that his beloved  Vancouver Canucks were eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs 02:47 The Limited Value of OTAs09:09 The Difficulty of Finding a Franchise Quarterback11:13 The Need for a Long-Term Plan at Quarterback15:42 The Success of the Packers in Drafting Quarterbacks24:21 The Value of Rookie Quarterbacks and Drafting Strategies26:04 The Seattle Seahawks' Quarterback Situation and Potential Regrets29:05 The Lack of Depth at Linebacker for the Seahawks31:30 The Annoyance of San Francisco 49ers Fans40:45 The Tipping Culture: United States vs. Europe

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, and Mike Garafolo, NFL Network, open up with abstract art and the difficulty of determining its value...what dorks! Mike has an abstract art picture in his house and Puck was making fun of it. They then briefly touch on the topic of Jamal Adams potentially returning to the Seattle Seahawks. The conversation shifts to personal topics, such as parenting and pedicures. They briefly discuss the possibility of an 18-game NFL schedule and the impact it would have on players. The conversation ends with a mention of Philadelphia sports teams. In this conversation, Puck and Mike Garafolo discuss various topics related to football. They talk about humorous interactions with Jets fans, the possibility of Aaron Rodgers running for vice president, potential expansion of the NFL, and the market for new teams. They also touch on contract negotiations for players like T. Higgins and Dak Prescott, as well as the physical condition of Patrick Mahomes. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the NFL's interest in international games and the potential involvement of private equity.Rundown00:00 Puck makes fun of Mike's abstract art hanging in his house. Looks like his kid did it. 01:29 Speculation About Jamal Adams' Return06:34 Pedicures and Self-Care and why Mike doesn't like people touching his feet...They are off on tangents 09:29 Concerns About an 18-Game NFL Schedule19:26 Humorous Interactions with Jets Fans20:09 Aaron Rodgers' Potential Political Career21:19 The Future of NFL Expansion26:03 The CFL and Potential NFL Markets27:36 Contract Negotiations for T. Higgins and Dak Prescott29:44 Patrick Mahomes' Offseason Conditioning33:16 The NFL's Interest in International Games and Private Equity

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host ,  discusses various topics including the Seattle Mariners lineup, the Seahawks' OTA practices, and the popularity of basketball player Caitlin Clark. He also shares his thoughts on tipping in the service industry and the top ice cream flavors in America.Rundown00:00 Mariners Lineup Changes and Seahawks OTA Practices09:01 Julio Rodriguez's Performance and the Importance of Sticking to What Works, Divish on trading Harry Ford 34:42 America's Top Ice Cream Flavors

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times,  discuss various topics including audio issues, pizza reviews, tipping culture, retirement plans, youth baseball, and the performance of Dylan Moore. They also touch on the versatility of Moore and the potential impact on Luis Urias' playing time. The conversation is light-hearted and covers a range of subjects. The conversation covers various topics, including a story about a bar in New York, the Mariners' recent success, the improvement of pitcher Bryan Woo, the Mariners' bullpen struggles, the possibility of acquiring Pete Alonso, and the importance of making moves to win now.Rundown00:00 Take 2 of Episode 113....Good news, Ryan had time to go get pizza! 03:46 Divish wants to retire and be a daytime bartender 08:09 The Versatility of Dylan Moore and why he's so important to the team 14:56 have the M's proved something to themselves 20:40 The Mariners' Bullpen Struggles29:03 Acquiring Pete Alonso?31:00 Making Moves to Win Now35:47 Harry Ford will be on the move