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With Hotshot Scott in Hawaii, Mitch calls in Daniel O’Neill for a “bullpen start,” diving into Mariners nostalgia, gym etiquette, and Luka Dončić’s stunning trade to the Lakers. They debate the evolving definition of selling out, generational shifts in athlete branding, and awkward encounters at the gym.

Former Mariners CF Mike Cameron joins to discuss the surreal experience of being traded for Ken Griffey Jr., stepping into an impossible role, and witnessing Ichiro’s legendary work ethic. He shares inside stories about Ichiro’s hidden power, baserunning genius, and surprising fluency in English while addressing the ongoing struggles of the Mariners’ offense.

Director Michael Talajian previews We Beat the Dream Team, an HBO documentary on the iconic 1992 scrimmage where college players shocked Jordan, Magic, and Bird. He reveals unearthed footage, firsthand accounts, and whether coach Chuck Daly threw the game as a lesson.

Finally, Brad Townsend of The Dallas Morning News breaks down the Mavericks’ bombshell Luka Dončić trade, analyzing its ties to Mark Cuban’s ownership sale and the franchise’s long-term strategy. Will this deal revive or derail Luka’s career in L.A.?

GUESTS

• Mike Cameron | Former Mariners CF
• Michael Talajian | Director, We Beat the Dream Team (HBO)
• Brad Townsend | Reporter, The Dallas Morning News

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1:34 | A bullpen start, gym etiquette, and the Luka bombshell

20:33 | Seattle’s GM Dilemma: Who’s Actually Doing a Good Job?

37:26 | GUEST: Mike Cameron | Former Mariners CF; on filling Griffey’s shoes, Ichiro’s mystique, and Mariners’ woes.

45:42 | GUEST: Michael Talajian | Director, We Beat the Dream Team (HBO); the day college kids shocked the Dream Team: HBO’s new doc reveals the truth

1:00:16 | GUEST: Brad Townsend | Reporter, The Dallas Morning News; why did the Mavs trade Luka?

1:50:43 | The Other Stuff Segment: Nirvana and Post Malone performance, SNL 50th anniversary concert, generational views on selling out, actors in commercials, Matthew McConaughey’s influence on celebrity endorsements, Mac McClung’s career beyond the dunk contest, fans ejected for yelling at Mark Cuban, Super Bowl tickets vs. family obligations, Bill Belichick’s young girlfriend, Cooper Flagg’s NIL valuation, Alex Bregman signing with the Red Sox, Aaron Rodgers’ distractions as a free agent, Yannick Sinner’s doping scandal and lenient suspension, Seahawks’ commitment to Geno Smith’s contract demands, Eric Bedard’s tenure with the Mariners.

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Mitch and Hotshot break down Super Bowl 59, admitting their lack of enthusiasm for both the Eagles and Chiefs fan bases but finding unexpected entertainment in the blowout. They discuss Tom Brady’s underwhelming debut as a Fox analyst, noting his lack of personality and insight compared to past greats like John Madden. Reflecting on the halftime show, Mitch wonders if he’s officially aged out of enjoying Super Bowl performances, realizing how modern entertainment trends no longer resonate with him.

Dr. John Osborne joins the show for his annual heart health discussion, emphasizing the importance of a coronary artery calcium (CAC) score—a quick, affordable test that can detect heart disease decades before symptoms appear. He debunks common cholesterol myths, explaining that genetics play a bigger role than diet and that HDL (the “good cholesterol”) isn’t as protective as once thought. With heart disease remaining the leading cause of death, he urges listeners to take proactive steps through prevention, lifestyle changes, and early screenings.

The Mariners No-Table tackles Seattle’s frustrating offseason, dissecting Jerry Dipoto’s comments suggesting the team didn’t have many holes to fill despite an anemic offense. While Dipoto takes criticism, analysts Joe Doyle and Brady Farkas argue that ownership’s unwillingness to spend is the real obstacle, leaving glaring gaps in the lineup. They also discuss potential prospect call-ups, bullpen depth, and whether the current roster is strong enough to compete in 2024.

Christian Capel from On Montlake breaks down Washington football’s eventful offseason, including major coaching staff turnover and roster changes through the transfer portal. He evaluates the Huskies’ top-25 recruiting class, the challenges of retaining talent in the NIL era, and expectations under new head coach Jedd Fisch. With a Big Ten schedule ahead, the program looks to rebuild and position itself for long-term success.

GUESTS

• Dr. John Osborne | Cardiologist

• Mariners No-Table | Joe Doyle (Over Slot) & Brady Farkas (Sports Illustrated Now M’s Editor)

• Christian Caple | The Athletic, On Montlake

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1:34 | Super Bowl 59, Eagles Fans, and a Presidential Golf Outing

12:16 | Clip of the Week: Mark Cuban on “unique situations”

20:33 | Super Bowl 59 Reactions: Eagles Blowout, Brady’s Commentary, and a Halftime Epiphany

37:26 | GUEST: Dr. John Osborne | Cardiologist – Preventing Heart Disease: The Test Every Adult Over 40 Should Get

45:42 | GUEST: Mariners No-Table | Joe Doyle (Over Slot) & Brady Farkas (Sports Illustrated Now M’s Editor) – Mariners Fans Frustrated as Ownership Avoids Spending to Improve Offense

1:00:16 | GUEST: Christian Caple (On Montlake) – Washington Football Navigates Major Changes in Coaching, Roster, and NIL Era

1:50:43 | The Other Stuff Segment: • Super Bowl Halftime Shows controversy • Mariners’ Offseason Comments • Randy Moss cancer diagnosis and return • Nate Robinson kidney transplant • Vegas brothel Super Bowl offer • Cooper Kupp trade rumors • Marcus Jordan DUI and cocaine arrest • MLB umpire betting scandal • UMass student tuition contest controversy • Warren Moon’s son commits to Washington, • RIPs: Howard Twilley • Headlines: Artificial shark reproduction, Waffle House egg surcharge, Stolen olive oil and egg heists, Man warming up chicken in sauna incident.

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From high school dance drama to an NBA trade bombshell, Episode 321 covers it all. Mitch and Hotshot Scott uncover the origins of area code 321 and its Orlando connection, before diving into the nostalgia of Daryl Dawkins’ high school dominance and impact on basketball. The duo also reacts to the shocking Luka Dončić trade to the Lakers, speculating on the Mavericks’ motivations.

The show welcomes Golden Globe-nominated director Tim Fehlbaum, who discusses his film September 5 and ABC’s historic coverage of the 1972 Munich Olympics. Former Seahawks lineman Ray Roberts joins to dissect Seattle’s offseason priorities, while Danny Kelly of The Ringer previews top NFL Draft prospects, debating whether the Seahawks should prioritize offensive linemen or defensive playmakers at pick 18.

GUESTS
• Tim Fehlbaum | Golden Globe-nominated director of September 5
• Ray Roberts | Former Seahawks offensive lineman, Seahawks analyst
• Danny Kelly | NFL Draft analyst, The Ringer

TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:08 | Area Code 321 Mystery, Orlando’s Hidden Fame, and Daryl Dawkins’ Legacy
17:10 | Clip of the Week: When Harry Met Sally’s Super Bowl Ad
27:52 | High School Dance Drama, the Origins of Tolo, and a Shocking NBA Trade
46:00 | GUEST: Tim Fehlbaum (Director, September 5) – on Munich, Media Ethics, and Jim McKay’s Legacy
1:03:58 | GUEST: Ray Roberts (Former Seahawks OL) – Seahawks Draft Dilemma: O-Line Needs, Geno’s Future, and Ray Roberts’ “Hat on a Hat” Legacy
1:28:46 | GUEST: Danny Kelly (The Ringer) – NFL Draft Deep Dive: Seahawks’ O-Line Needs, Top Prospects, and the Running Back Resurgence
1:57:42 | The Other Stuff Segment:
• Mariners re-signing Jorge Polanco for $7.5 million & Seattle’s low spending rank
• Luka Dončić’s shocking trade to the Lakers—fitness concerns or hidden drama?
• NFL kicker Justin Tucker denies misconduct allegations
• Greg Olsen frustrated over Tom Brady taking his Super Bowl broadcasting spot
• Nirvana’s surprise reunion at Fire Aid, featuring Joan Jett & Dave Grohl’s daughter
• Costco swapping Pepsi for Coca-Cola in its food courts
• Woman charged for sending “fart selfies” in bizarre harassment case
• RIPs: Blackhawk helicopter crash victims, figure skating legend Dick Button (95), singer Mary Ann Faithfull (78), MLB commissioner Faye Vincent (86)

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Pete Carroll, St. Cloud Trivia, and Super Bowl Showdowns. Episode 320 opens with St. Cloud, Minnesota trivia and sports history, featuring athletes Keith Fahnhorst and Jim Eisenreich. Frank Caliendo steals the show with hilarious impressions of U.S. Presidents, while Hotshot navigates the chaos of teenage slang.

Mitch and Hotshot then dive into Ichiro Suzuki’s Hall of Fame induction, exploring the baffling lone dissenting vote and comparing it to Ken Griffey Jr.’s snub, critiquing voters who disrupt unanimity.

Brady Henderson and Katherine Terrell join Mitch to break down the Seahawks’ hiring of Klint Kubiak as offensive coordinator, examining his NFL experience, play-calling style, and vision for Seattle’s offense.

Rick Neuheisel discusses college football’s National Championship, Ohio State’s offensive firepower, Chip Kelly’s standout season, and the ripple effects of NIL deals and the 12-team playoff format.

Jason La Canfora previews the Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl, highlighting Patrick Mahomes’ dominance and the Chiefs’ playoff mastery, while tackling NFL issues like the “tush push” controversy and ball-tracking technology.

GUESTS

• Brady Henderson & Katherine Terrell | Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider), Katherine Terrell (ESPN – NFL Nation Reporter)

• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Analyst

• Jason La Canfora | CBS Sports Writer

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:12 | St. Cloud to Super Bowl Insights

9:45 | Clip of the Week: Frank Caliendo doing all of the Presidents’ voices.

15:41 | Pete Carroll, Ichiro’s Hall of Fame Snub, and the Twilight Zone Raiders

29:52 | GUEST: Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider), Katherine Terrell (ESPN – NFL Nation Reporter) – Seahawks Name Klint Kubiak Offensive Coordinator

45:42 | GUEST: Rick Neuheisel (CBS College Analyst) – Mitch and Rick’s Season Wrap-Up; CFP

1:17:29 | GUEST: Jason La Canfora (CBS Sports Writer) – Eagles vs. Chiefs Super Bowl: La Canfora Breaks It Down

1:32:49 | The Other Stuff Segment: • Hotshot’s house overtaken by sophomore girls and teenage slang. • Kyrie Irving accidentally hitting a kid courtside with a wild pass. • Ryan Day’s over-dyed beard and Mitch’s aversion to beard dyeing. • Danny Hurley’s coaching antics and ego on full display. • A six-year-old hilariously calling the Cubs owner “cheap.” • Rumors of the Seahawks trading DK Metcalf and debates over his value. • DK’s impact on the Seahawks’ passing game. • Felix Hernandez’s Hall of Fame chances after a modest first ballot showing. • Baseball Hall of Fame quirks and Ichiro’s placement among the Marlins’ all-time greats. • Prospects for Seattle Mariners’ young players based on Baseball America rankings. • NIL offers starting at $4.5 million for Ohio State freshman WR Jeremiah Smith. • RIP mentions for notable musicians and a reflection on Kobe Bryant’s tragic anniversary. • Headlines featuring absurd news stories, from ding-dong-ditch escalations to anti-aging millionaire oddities. Hotshot’s controversial punchline about anti-aging millionaire Brian Johnson comparing erections with his son.

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Mitch and Hotshot Scott kick off Episode 319 with a heartfelt and humorous tribute to Peter, Paul, and Mary, diving into musical nostalgia and the origin of Hotshot’s nickname.

The annual Mitch Unfiltered prediction show returns, reuniting Mitch with Seattle sports legends Dave Grosby, Danny O’Neil, and Jason Puckett for a lively round of forecasts. From Super Bowl picks and MVP debates to Deion Sanders’ future and Bill Belichick’s hypothetical stint at UNC, no topic is off-limits.

Mitch and the ‘prediction show panel’ debate the Seahawks’ second year under Mike McDonald, Gino Smith’s future, and the team’s draft and free-agent priorities.

Mitch, Dave, Danny, and Jason turn their crystal balls toward the MLB season. From Mariners win totals and playoff hopes to Jerry DiPoto’s job security and Shohei Ohtani’s pitching prospects. Predictions heat up with debates over Julio Rodríguez’s performance, Blake Snell’s win totals as a Dodger, and the Mets’ chances at a World Series.

And what about Tiger Woods’ PGA events, Elon Musk’s net worth, and MLB Hall of Fame ballots?

GUEST PREDICTION PANEL

• Dave “The Groz” Grosby Seattle Sports Media Legend

• Danny “The Dang Apostrophe” O’Neil Veteran Sports Journalist

• Jason “Puck Sports” Puckett Former JKR Sports Radio

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:07 | From puff the magic dragon to 2025 predictions: episode 319 delivers nostalgia and bold forecasts

15:32 | 2025 Prediction Show part 1: bold calls and big laughs in episode 319

29:42 | 2025 Prediction Show part 2: Seahawks, Gino, and a whole lot of speculation

48:47 | 2025 Prediction Show part 3: Mariners, Mets, and major league musings

1:06:01 | 2025 Prediction Show part 4: Tiger Woods, wild cards, and the ultimate farewell

1:26:52 | The Other Stuff Segment: NFL Fan Pain: Seahawks vs. Lions, Eagles Fan Apology Goes Viral, TikTok’s Return Sparks Discussion, Star-Studded L.A. Fire Concert, Home Alone House Sells Fast, Steve Sarkisian’s Massive Raise, WNBA Stalker Case Unfolds, Youth Coach Hits with Car, Deion Sanders Cowboys Speculation, Dodgers’ Rotation Adds Sasaki, RIPs: Gus Williams, Bob Uecker, David Lynch, Antonio Giuseppe “Cook E. Jar” HEADLINES: Progresso Releases Soup Candy, Southwest Airlines Adds Europe Flights, Pokémon Card Fight at Costco, Taki’s Chips Used for Fire, Satirical “Dispensable” Movie Teased, Mitch’s Iowa Obsession Continues

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Whoops, did Hotshot Scott accidentally suggest to start an OnlyFans for his daughter’s car fund? Hotel Wi-Fi sucks. And what about Shreveport, Louisiana? Mitch and Hotshot dive into the frustrations of watching NFL playoffs without the Seahawks, who are instead grappling with coaching changes.

Seahawks No-Table *offseason edition* analyzes the decision to fire offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb after just one year. The discussion explores philosophical differences with head coach Mike McDonald and the team’s lack of a consistent offensive identity. The conversation pivots to the Seahawks’ future, debating whether they’ve made significant progress under McDonald, the viability of trading Geno Smith, and lingering concerns over Seattle’s front office and roster construction.

In the Mariners No-Table segment of Episode 318, Mitch, Joe Doyle, and Brady Farkas dissect Seattle’s puzzlingly quiet offseason. With zero significant spending and minimal roster adjustments, frustrations mount over missed opportunities to strengthen the team.

Mitch Levy and Rick Neuheisel analyze Ohio State’s resurgence, Notre Dame’s defensive dominance, and the nuances of college football’s marquee moments, including questionable coaching decisions and pivotal plays from the Cotton Bowl.

GUESTS

• Seahawks No-Table | Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider) & Jacson Bevens (Cigar Thoughts)

• Mariners No-Table | Joe Doyle (Over Slot) & Brady Farkas (Sports Illustrated Now M’s Editor)

• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Analyst

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:07 | From OnlyFans to Shreveport: Mitch and Hotshot Tackle Wi-Fi Scams and Sports Trivia

11:43 | Clip of the Week: Jason La Canfora; QB Conundrum: Geno’s Value, Trade Rumors, and Cousins Comparisons—Is $45M the New Norm?

20:31 | Seahawks’ Mediocrity Playbook: New Coach, Same Old Problems

40:01 | GUEST: Seahawks No-Table Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider) & Jacson Bevens (Cigar Thoughts) – Grubb’s Firing, Geno’s Future, and a Mediocre Middle Ground

1:06:09 | GUEST: Mariners No-Table | Joe Doyle (Over Slot) & Brady Farkas (Sports Illustrated Now M’s Editor) Mariners Offseason: Zero Spending, Endless Frustration, and a Castillo Conundrum

1:28:40 | GUEST: Rick Neuheisel (CBS College Analyst) Neuheisel’s Take: Buckeyes Set to Blitz Notre Dame in Title Showdown

1:59:09 | The Other Stuff Segment: Ohio State vs. Notre Dame: College Football Championship •Underdog rooting dilemma: Fans struggle choosing favorites •Penn State vs. Texas: Exciting semifinal games •Steelers offseason moves: Russell Wilson free agency •Mike Vrabel Patriots return: Coaching change speculation •Bill Belichick Twitter debut: Unexpected online presence •Justin Verlander career move: Giants sign aging pitcher •Scott Servais Padres role: Mariners manager transition •Deshaun Watson injury: Achilles re-rupture recovery • RIPS Sam Moore Soul legend remembered, Bill McCartney 1990 National Champion coach, Peter Yarrow Folk icon from ’60s. • Headlines: Polish general controversy: Anti-tank mines misplaced. AI likeness sale: Adult star innovates workload. MRI mishap humor: Butt plug ER incident. No Trousers Tube Ride: Annual London event returns.

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Mitch and Hotshot launch into 2025 with reflections on their laid-back New Year’s celebrations, a spirited rundown of TV favorites like Man on the Inside, and lively discussions on sports headlines, from Jim Larrañaga’s surprise NIL-driven retirement to Kenny Dillingham owning Arizona State’s playoff heartbreak. They dive deep into the Seahawks’ offseason, debating Geno Smith’s future, the potential of drafting rookie J.J. McCarthy, and the critical need to rebuild the offensive line to elevate the team’s prospects.

The Seahawks’ No-Table takes a closer look at the team’s 10-7 season, spotlighting Geno Smith’s clutch finale, contract dilemmas, DK Metcalf’s role, and the urgent push to strengthen the offensive line to maximize young talent.

Rick Neuheisel critiques the college football playoff structure, unpacks targeting controversies, highlights standout bowl performances, and predicts Penn State upsetting Notre Dame, Ohio State covering against Texas, and fireworks in the Cotton Bowl.

The Kraken No-Table examines Seattle’s disappointing midseason slump, with slim playoff odds, uneven development of prospects like Matty Beniers and Shane Wright, baffling personnel moves such as Chandler Stephenson’s costly contract, and mounting pressure on GM Ron Francis—all while fans remain surprisingly loyal.

GUESTS

• Seahawks No-Table | Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider) & Jacson Bevens (Cigar Thoughts)

• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Analyst

• Kraken No-Table | RJ Eskinos and Dylan Travers (Emerald City Hockey)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:07 | Happy New Year!

11:11 | Clip of the Week: Jim Larrañaga retires

13:52 | Clip of the Week: Kenny Dillingham owning Arizona State’s playoff heartbreak

19:05 | Seahawks in the Offseason Hot Seat: Gino Smith’s Future, Draft Debates, and O-Line Overhauls

39:10 | GUEST: Seahawks No-Table Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider) & Jacson Bevens (Cigar Thoughts) – Seahawks Season Wrap-Up: Grit, Geno, and Offseason Questions

1:11:23 | GUEST: Rick Neuheisel (CBS College Analyst) College Football’s Big Questions: Playoff Format, Targeting Controversies, and Bowl Picks

1:41:53 | GUEST: RJ Eskinos and Dylan Travers (Emerald City Hockey); Kraken Crumble: Seattle’s Playoff Hopes Sink Amid Personnel Questions

2:02:19 | The Other Stuff Segment: Dallas Cowboys kicker mishap, college football playoffs predictions, Ohio State’s recent performance, Texas and Ohio State geography advantage, SEC vs Big Ten dynamics, Shohei Ohtani’s family announcement, Tennessee Titans NFL draft position, Titans’ record against the spread, LeBron James’ son Bryce’s commitment to Arizona, Jalen McMillan’s NFL rookie performance, Shedeur Sanders’ pre-bowl game spending, college football player wealth discussion, “Breaking Bad” house for sale, Brady Bunch house mention, RIPs: Jimmy Carter, Greg Gumbel, Linda Lavin, Aaron Brown, Sonny Smart, Headlines: Bourbon Street truck attack remembrance, Lenny Randall’s MLB antics, Jeff Baena’s passing, Jocelyn Wildenstein’s life story, UK man arrested for helmet incident, Russian fines for “gay appearance,” Guinness World Record for stopping fans with tongue, Florida Pornhub ban.