Hour 3: Mets Salary, Need to Know, Jeff Passan talks M's wins

Hour 4-M's kept their foot on the gas last night, George Springer to the M's?, and Trash Takes

Cal Raleigh said the M's need to keep their foot on the gas late in games after their frustrating loss Sunday and they did just that last night. Then, we dig into a trade idea brought up by Brent Stecker on SeattleSports.com. [https://sports.mynorthwest.com/]Plus, Charlie Furbush crowns this week's Trash Takes winner.

Hour 3-Which is Better? and USA Today's Bob Nightengale

We talk ballpark food, George Kirby or Emerson Hancock and hitting for the cycle or a 4 home run game in Which is Better? Then, Bob Nightengale joins us to talk overall thoughts on the M's season so far, trade deadline options and MLB/MLBPA negotiations.

Hour 2-Bryan Woo's home dominance, building off last night's offense and Blue 88

We take a look at Bryan Woo's dominance at home this season and discuss how the M's can build off of their strong offensive performance last night. Then, Lefko switches things up and asks Charlie Furbush 3 baseball questions in Blue 88.

Hour 1-Getting to know Charlie Furbush, Need to Know and a Jeff Passan rewind

Mike Lefko finds out more about Charlie Frubush as he shares a unique job he had when he was younger and they discuss which states they still need to visit. Then, in Need to Know, we discuss the M's win and Bryan Woo setting a Mariners franchise record, the USMNT taking on Bosnia and Herzogovina tonight, and the Rangers six game winning streak. Plus, we revisit our weekly interview with Jeff Passan.

Hour 4: Trades and the players, Need to know, Guest: Ryan Divish

Mike Lefko and Charlie Furbush talk more on the M's and trades in the league and what its like from a players perspective, Need to know - Lebron going to the Golden State Warriors? - Brian Woo starting tonights game / How do the M's keep the mometum - World Cup penalty kick debate, Guest: Ryan Divish joins to talk Mariners, the roster update with injuries, the piggy back, Dan Wilson strengths, pitching consistency, Matt Brash and the relievers.