Wyman and Bob

Bob and Lefko are joined by comedian Adam Ray live at T-Mobile Park to discuss him throwing out the first pitch, they discuss which Mariners starting pitcher they trust the most right now, and they get you ready for the opening game of the Mariners series against the Yankees.

Bob and Ryan Rowland Smith are live at T-Mobile Park to break down what the Mariners should do with Bryce Miller, they lay out their expectations for George Kirby once he returns from injury, Bob and Lefko bring you some of the biggest stories around the NFL, including Derek Carr’s retirement, and they hear a wild clip of Survivor host Jeff Prosbt doing Mariners play by play in 1991 in Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and Ryan Rowland Smith are joined by Newsday’s Erik Boland live at T-Mobile Park to get an inside look at the Mariners’ next opponent, they bring you some of the biggest stories around the MLB, including the Colorado Rockies firing manager Bud Black after a historic loss, they discuss which Mariners pitcher can be trusted in a high-leverage setup role right now, and they look back on what changed for the offense during last night’s loss to the Blue Jays.

Bob and Ryan Rowland Smith are live at T-Mobile Park to look back on the Blue Jay’s concerning sweep of the Mariners, they are joined by Jim Bowden of MLB Network Radio’s “The Front Office Show” to get his thoughts on the Mariners’ hot start to the season, they break down what the rest of the season will look like if the Mariners’ pitching rotation doesn’t shape up, and they discuss some of the Mariners’ top prospects.

Mariners Starting Pitcher Logan Evans joins the show to talk about his journey to the big leagues, he also dives into what position he originally wanted to play before becoming a pitcher. Who has been mentoring him since he got called up? // Mean Texts

Mariners Insider Shannon Drayer joins the show to tell us how the vibe in the clubhouse is after the Mariners won their 9th straight series by taking down the A’s. Julio has been starting to trend up with fewer strikeouts and more production at the plate including some multi-hit games. How has this Mariners starting rotation been able to hold the line with all the injuries they have suffered? // Do you think the Seahawks are starting to put more of a premium on interior offensive linemen? With the evolution of the game of football and more snaps being from the shotgun, how much does that add to importance of the interior O-Line and the skills they need to have to protect their QB? // Sweeping the Dial: Mark DeRosa-did his ship analogy for the Mariners and describes his unsung heroes of the team. Brother of the new pope-tells NBC Chicago that the pope is a White Sox fan, not Cubs as they claimed. Ryan Clark-pretty telling if Mike Tomlin doesn’t want to coach George Pickens.

Call it Now: Wyman & Bob go through some events that could happen in this series against the Blue Jays, who will come out on top when they call their shots? // When would it be fair to expect the Mariners to start using Matt Brash in more high-leverage spots out of the bullpen again? When will he be able to come out of the pen more consistently without as much rest? Until he gets fully healthy, who do you trust coming out of the pen in those high-leverage situations? // Blue Jays reporter for Sportsnet Canada Ben Nicholson-Smith joins the show to give us some insight into this Blue Jays team and what is going on with their lack of offensive production. // WHYMAN: MLB Central had a panel yesterday about the fate of the AL West, the members of MLB Network picked the Rangers or Astros to win the division. Rams GM Les Snead told Rich Eisen that when they play in Seattle, they are always in a hotel that is having a furry convention.

With the Mariners having a lot of success over their recent stretch of a 9-series winning streak, how much of the credit should be going to the coaches? Is there any chance the Mariners success on offense is rubbing off on the Seahawks for this next season especially on the O-Line? // The Mariners are starting their series with the Blue Jays who have been on a terrible streak offensively, should be a series where there’s no excuse to losing to the Blue Jays? // Take Two: Troy Taylor recalled, Trent Thornton placed on 15-day IL with appendicitis…Mariners and Blue Jays have played 8 straight 1-run games in Seattle. Sam Haggerty is batting leadoff and starting in centerfield for the Rangers in their opener today in Detroit…A’s host the Yankees for three // Luis Castillo gets the start for the Mariners tonight, what do you want to see out of him tonight? Which of the starters in the Mariners rotation are you the most confident in right now? // Around the MLB: Rafael Devers who was taken away from 3B for the Red Sox to be a full time DH is upset that he is now being asked to play 1B after Tristan Casas went down with a season ending injury. Devers is refusing to play first saying that they told him he is a DH and is not someone who can just play every position

Shannon Drayer has her weekly conversation with Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh to get his thoughts on how he builds a rapport with a pitcher, Andres Munoz’s clutchness, Matt Brash’s return, and his first meeting with Logan Gilbert, Bob and Dave look back on some of the most impressive elements from the Mariners nine series win streak, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!

Bob and Dave are joined by Mark Schlereth to get his thoughts on how the Seahawks did in the 2025 NFL Draft, what Grey Zabel can bring to the offensive line in his rookie season, what he expects to see from Kline Kubiak’s new offense, and the changes to O-Line’s around the league, they break down how many All Star players the Mariners have right now, and they hear what Jerry Dipoto said about the signing of Leody Tavaras in Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to discuss what rookie quarterback Jalen Milroe can bring to the Seahawks this season and the Mariners nine series win streak, they break down whether a Seahawks Super Bowl win or a Mariners World Series win would mean more to the city of Seattle, they hear what the other Seattle Sports hosts had to say about the Seahawks QB room and Cal Raleigh’s popularity in the Best of the Rest, and they try to answer the biggest questions surrounding the Seahawks offensive line right now.

Bob and Dave look back at some of the most impressive aspects of the Mariners nine series win streak, they discuss the differences in managerial styles between Dan Wilson and Scott Servias, they ask if Jalen Milroe will eventually be an upgrade over Sam Darnold for the Seahawks, and they break down their expectations for Julio over the rest of the season.

Bob and Dave look back on the Mariners comeback win against the Athletics, they break down how impressive the offensive has been over their nine series win streak, they discuss how important is was for Bryan Woo to grind out six innings in the series finale, they look at the Mariners’ ability to rally in late-game situations, and they bring you some of the biggest stories around the NFL, including the Seahawks preparing for a possible reunion with Shaquill Griffin.

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with El Hombre Michael Bradley to get his thoughts on the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the site of the 2026 NFL Draft, how the Eagles did in the Draft, Bill Belichick’s strange interview, and all the excitement around the world of the MLB, they break down the Mariners lineup for tonight’s game against the Athletics, they look at the Mariners biggest positional weaknesses, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!

Bob and Dave are joined by Charlie Furbush in studio all hour to discuss whether Dan Wilson’s inexperience as a manager cost the Mariners the game against the Athletics last night, what they need to do to fix their first base issues, the causes of Bryce Miller’s bad starts, and whether Andres Munoz is emerging as one of the best closers in the MLB.

Bob and Dave are joined by Matt Brash to discuss his yearlong injury recovery process, how it felt to get back on the field, how the rest of the bullpen has looked, and his experience in Athletics’ minor league ballpark, they look at how the Mariners have used their bullpen over their eight series win streak, they break down whether the Mariners should shut Bryce Miller down to see if he can get fully healthy, and they hear what Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald has been working on over the offseason in Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Jon Morosi to get his thoughts on the Mariners standing in the MLB, the surprising downturn in the starting pitching rotation, Bryce Miller’s pitching issues, and Bret Boone’s new job as the Rangers hitting coach, they try to figure out what Dan Wilson was doing at the end of the Mariners extra inning loss to the Athletics, they break down the biggest thing holding the Mariners back right now, and they look at Julio’s mindset in the midst of his slow start.

Bob and Dave break down whether the Mariners current offensive explosion is sustainable over the entire season, they look at whether they have enough pieces right now to overcome all of their injuries, they ask if George Kirby and Logan Gilbert’s return will help the pitching pick up again, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!

Bob and Dave are joined by MLB.com writer Martín Gallegos to get you ready for the Mariners series against the Athletics and to discuss their temporary Sacramento minor league ballpark home, they break down the best ways the Seahawks offense can utilize Jalen Milroe in his rookie season, and they hear why Nick Emmanwori chose number three in Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Ryan Rowland-Smith to look back on what has gone right for the Mariners in the eight series win streak, they break down how open the American League is for the Mariners this year, they lay out their expectations for the Seahawks using a fullback this season, and they break down what they hope to see out of Bryce Miller in the Mariners series opener against the Athletics.