RUNDOWN
Mitch dons his “Mr. Salary” & “Mr. NBA Expansion” caps – the Seahawks’ salary cap facelift and the timeline for the NBA’s return to Seattle. Randy Mueller, a 30-year NFL executive and former GM of the Saints & Dolphins and 2000 NFL Executive of the Year, previews next month’s draft; Michael Penix Jr, Rome Odunze. Plus, thoughts on the Seahawks offseason & Russell Wilson’s next destination. Mike Vorkunov – The Athletic NBA Business writer, examines the NBA’s road to expansion in Seattle. Isaac Jones – Washington State hoops starter – on the Cougar’s incredible season, his crazy journey in the Northwest & overcoming the odds to star for 1 of the unexpectedly great stories in college basketball. Mitch reflects upon the passing of Chris Mortensen.
The ”Other Stuff” segment highlights Mike Tyson entering the ring at 57, and Roger Clemens taking the mound at 61.
GUESTS
Randy Mueller | NFL Executive and Former GM of the Saints & Dolphins
Mike Vorkunov | The Athletic NBA Business Writer
Isaac Jones (13) | NCAA Washington State Forward
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 | Mitch talks about area code 279, founding city of Tower Records, and list of notables from Sacramento.
9:46 | Chris Mortensen takes “nice guy” to a new level, “what time and when?”
21:45 | Mitch dons his “Mr. Salary” & “Mr. NBA Expansion” caps, restructuring Tyler Lockett’s contract.
35:00 | NBA expansion to 32 teams focuses on Las Vegas and Seattle based on what two factors?
52:26 | GUEST: Randy Mueller talks about next month’s NFL draft, Michael Penix Jr. and Rome Odunze.
1:02:39 | Rome Odunze might go higher than Marvin Harrison Jr., according to Randy.
1:12:54 | GUEST: Mike Vorkunov examines the NBA’s road to expansion in Seattle.
1:21:00 | Maybe the NBA would go global, like Mexico City?
1:27:45 | GUEST: Isaac Jones on the Cougar’s incredible season and his crazy journey in the Northwest.
1:42:05 | The “Other Stuff” segment opens by reflecting on Mike Hopkins.
1:50:10 | 2 Mariners trades have opposite outcomes. Ryne Stanek is a nice addition.
1:52:40 | Mike Tyson enters the ring at 57, and Roger Clemens takes the mound at 61.
