On today's, Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host, opens up the show talking about last night's Mariners game and why Scott Servais is to blame for the loss. Three decisions by Scott led to their loss last night.
Puck also touches on the comments from Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times about the trade possibility of Vlad Guerrero Jr and what it would cost the M's? Ryan mentioned it would be Colt Emerson, Harry Ford and another prospect. Many M's fans think it's too much. Puck doesn't understand why fans are so obsessed with prospects. It's about winning now, not in four years.
Puck reacts to comments yesterday from Brad Adam of ROOT Sports about the future of the network and hard it's been to deal with the uncertainty. Very honest comments from Brad.
The Lakers are targeting Dan Hurley as their next coach. Would he be able to make that move and it's another example of a college coach being frustrated with the current situation in college athletics and why he would want to jump to the professional ranks.
Lastly, "Hey, What The Puck", Puck joined "The Quarterback Dad Cast" with his old friend Casey Jacox. Go check out the latest episode on Apple and Spotify. Also, a middle school crossing guard arrested for providing edible marijuana to kids. Typical.
Rundown
The episode begins with a tribute to the brave men who fought on D-Day and secured freedom.
Puck discusses the struggles of the Seattle Mariners and the potential trade rumors surrounding Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Luis Robert.
The NBA coaching rumors, including the possibility of Dan Hurley coaching the LA Lakers, are discussed.
The uncertain future of Root Sports and its impact on the broadcasting team is addressed.
Puck shares a recent interview he had on the Quarterback Dad Cast and a strange news story about a crossing guard supplying drugs to middle school kids.
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Jason Puckett (Puck) , the charismatic host of a daily sports radio show, injects his own unique flair into every broadcast, infusing it with his love for sports and his quirky perspective on life.
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