On Tuesday’s Daily Puck Drop, Puck begins the show discussing the Mariners playoff scenarios and their upcoming season against the dreadful Colorado Rockies. Expect a lot of offense from the M’s the next three days against the terrible Rockies pitchers.
Jim Duquette, MLB Network radio, joins Puck to discuss the M’s surge toward the AL West, why they are the heavy favorites to win the World Series by Fangraphs and the epic collapse of the Detroit Tigers.
Puck turns to football to welcome Danny Kelly, The Ringer, to cover the Seahawks easy win, the somewhat surprising play of Sam Darnold, the rash of injuries in the NFL and two that directly impact the Seahawks and Russell Wilson gets benched in New York.
John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com stops by to talk college football, a recap on the Northwest rivalry games, the money disparity in college football, UW vs. Ohio State, Oregon’s matchup vs. Penn State and UCLA’s football problem.
Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Grab your son or daughter and head to the ballpark on Wednesday to perhaps witness history!
(10:22) Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio
(32:00) Danny Kelly, The Ringer
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