PuckSports Jason Puckett

On today's show, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, and Rob Staton, Seahawksdraftblog.com,  open up about Rob's  recent trip to Germany to watch England's Futbol match and his love for cricket. He explains the different formats of cricket and compares it to baseball. The conversation then shifts to betting on sports in England.  Puck and Rob Staton shift to  the upcoming Seahawks training camp, and potential storylines for the team. They also touch on the importance of rookies and the depth at the linebacker position. Additionally, they discuss the financial implications for the Seahawks and the potential contract extension for DK Metcalf.
Rundown
00:00 Rob is back from his trip to Germany to watch England in the EuroCup 01:02 Puck asks Rob about cricket and Rob explains to Puck it's like baseball, but better and it's great for gambling.07:24 Rob asks Puck why the States don't have something like the EuroCup and Puck says the WBC is somewhat similar. 12:02 The French are taking over basketball! 15:12 Top three storylines from both Rob and Puck as we are a month out of the start of training camp. 27:23 Financial Implications and Contract Extensions....Linebackers are a concern for Rob and does Mike Macondald not like playing rookies?29:43 DK Metcalf's Behavior and Attitude33:32 Geno Smith's Role in the New Offensive System

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and Mike Garafolo, NFL Network,  start off with Mike's participation in Jason Kelce's charity event, their favorite drinks, and teams in the NFL that have the most to prove this year. They also touch on the success of Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, the potential three-peat for the Kansas City Chiefs, and the competitiveness of elite athletes.
Rundown
00:00 Mike is in the car with the baby seat in the back headed to Jason Kelce's charity bar event where Mike is the "celebrity" bartender 02:40 Mike notes that his favorite drink is a "Gibson."  Puck had no idea what that was. 05:32 What NFL teams have something to prove this year 10:26 Lamar Jackson and the Ravens13:54 The Potential Three-Peat for the Chiefs20:53 Desire for Parity in Sports and why the NFL works so well 22:49 Has Mike McCarthy grown tired of Jerry Jones 26:37 Will Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce be at Jason Kelce's charity event and what would Mike do if she was there and ordered a Gibson??

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck"  Puckett, former KJR host, discusses various topics including the Seattle Mariners' recent performance, George Kirby's dominant pitching, the NBA draft, the Seattle Storm, and the upcoming ESPYs honoring Steve Gleason. He also mentions the return of voicemails, a batboy saving Shohei Otani's life, the viral Hawk Toa girl, and the announcement of Limback Lumber as the new sponsor of Puck Sports Studios.
Rundown
00:00 George Kirby's Dominant Performance
04:52 Mariners' Rough Road Trip...Forget about Pete Alonso...Can the Mariners farm system compete with the other teams in talent to acquire MLB talent at the deadline?
15:20 Jared Kellnick's Success...Can the M's fend off the Astros. Do they know who to win. Astros have championship DNA.  NBA draft, a bunch of unknowns.  Where will Jaylen Wells and Isaac Jones of the Cougs go?  Will Bronny James be selected by the Lakers? 27:52 Steve Gleason to Receive Arthur Ash Courage Award36:09 "Hey, What the Puck?!"  Voicemails back...Dodgers batboy saves Ohtani and Puck announces new sponsor for the PuckSports Studios

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host and Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, recap the Mariners recent struggles,  relying heavily on their starting pitching but lacking offensive firepower. The team's poor play has led to a decline in their standings. Julio Rodriguez, a young player with high expectations, has been struggling at the plate, showing signs of inconsistency and trying to do too much. The Mariners' core players have also underperformed, with the exception of Cal Raleigh. The Houston Astros, with their strong offense, pose a threat to the Mariners' division lead. The trade deadline approaches, and the Mariners may look to add middle relievers and hitters to strengthen their roster. In terms of injuries, Brian Wu is expected to miss a couple of starts, and there have been discussions about Ryan Bliss potentially playing in the outfield for added flexibility. Overall, the team is relieved to have secured a win and is looking forward to playing better at home.
Rundown
00:00 Well, a win is a win...I guess 00:51 Road trip issues...why?01:26 Struggles with Starting Pitching03:17 Inconsistency of Julio Rodriguez05:33 Surprise at Julio Rodriguez's Performance06:57 Struggles of Young Players08:11 Frustration and Pressure on Players10:01 Threat from the Houston Astros11:30 Potential Moves at the Trade Deadline13:15 Limited Options for Acquiring Pitchers15:21 Injuries and Potential Position Changes20:31 Updates on Injured Players21:05 Ryan Bliss Taking Reps in the Outfield22:10 Miscommunication on a Play24:20 Mood of the Team

On today's  Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host discusses the struggles of the Seattle Mariners, particularly their pitching staff, and the injuries they are facing. He also talks about the frustration surrounding Julio Rodriguez's performance at the plate. Puck then transitions to discussing the recent hiring of Anne McCoy as the new athletic director at Washington State University and the challenges she will face. He also provides some insights into the upcoming NBA draft and mentions some notable prospects. Puck wraps up with, "Hey, What The Puck?!" Mariners prospect, Hogan Windish, who had an impressive four-home run game in Double-A. P  the release of the EA College Sports Video Game and the ranking of the toughest places to play in college football.
Rundown
00:00 Mariners are in a free fall03:24 Disappointing Performance of Julio Rodriguez09:24 Challenges Ahead for New Athletic Director Anne McCoy11:49 Could this be the final NBA draft without the Sonics?? 29:11 "Hey, What The Puck!?" Mariners prospect 4HR game and EA College Sports video game ranks toughest places to play and voicemails are back! 

Brad Adam, ROOT Sports and Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host start of talking about Brad's experience at Bill Krueger's golf tournament, Bryan Woo's  injury, and potential trade opportunities for the Mariners. They also mention the possibility of bringing back Chris Flexen. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. The conversation covers various topics related to the Seattle Mariners and potential trades. They discuss the need for a big bat, the performance of the team's pitchers, the upcoming trade deadline, and the potential trade targets for the Mariners. They also touch on the catching situation, the struggles of Mitch Haniger, and the possibility of extending Cal Raleigh. The conversation concludes with a discussion about JP Crawford's performance and the idea of moving him up in the batting order.
Rundown
00:00 Brad shares stories from Bill Krueger's golf tourney and how he replaced Dale Ellis as a celebrity??03:08 What caused the Mariners to lose to the Rays11:22 Bryan Wood injury, again 14:12 Bringing Back Chris Flexen16:08 The Need for a Big Bat20:46 Addressing the Catching Situation23:08 Cal Raleigh's Performance and Potential Extension26:23 JP Crawford's Performance and Batting Order