On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, Bill Krueger to talk M’s baseball and former Washington State defensive end Mkristo Bruce to talk about the passing of formers Cougars coach Bill Doba.
Puck and Jim chat about the Mariners disaster weekend and are we ready to put the fork in them and will they clean house at the end of the season. Puck coached his 8th grade football team this weekend and tells Jim he can’t believe the size of some of the kids. Finally, it’s Apple Cup week and do Puck and Jim want to see the rivalry continue?
Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball” shares with Puck on whether or not he feels the season is over. Plus, Bill understands the offense is the biggest issue, but still has questions why Mariners starters can’t work deeper into games. Plus, Bill offers his opinion on Laz Montes call up and would he bring Randy Arozarena back?
Mkristo Bruce, former WSU DE joins Puck to honor and share stories of his former head coach Bill Doba who passed away this weekend. Bruce is incredible in recalling stories from the past and what Doba meant to him on and off the field.
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