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Bump and Stacy
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The Bump and Stacy Show is an energetic mix of entertainment and fun. Featuring 'The Huddle' during football season, and 'The Dugout' during baseball season.
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Hour 2: Rob Staton on the Running Backs the Seahawks should watch in the Draft
Mar 3100:44:16Tap to summarizeBump and Stacy have their weekly conversation with Seahawks Draft Blog’s Rob Staton to get his thoughts on which Running Backs in the 2026 NFL Draft could be a good fit for the Seahawks, they answer your questions about the Seahawks offseason moves and the current state of the NFC West in Four Down Territory, they hear when Mike Macdonald finally watched the game tape of the Seahawks Super Bowl LX win in the Timeline, and they hop aboard the Hype Train!
Transcribe →Hour 1: What does the Colt Emerson extension mean for the Mariners in 2026?
Mar 3100:42:17Tap to summarizeBump and Stacy break down what the record-breaking extension of Colt Emerson means for the Mariners this season and beyond, they give you their thoughts on last night’s win over the Yankees and the Seahawks being named the Training Camp Hard Knocks team in Headline Rewrites, and they try to figure out what’s behind the slow start of Cal Raleigh, Josh Naylor, and Julio.
Transcribe →Hour 4: Is there already a sense of urgency about the Mariners season?
Mar 3000:43:58Tap to summarizeBump and Stacy look back on what they Liked, Loved, and Disliked from the Mariners’ seasoning opening series split with the Guardians, they answer your questions about Seahawks center Jalen Sundell and Mike Macdoanld’s comments at the NFL owners meetings in Four Down Territory, they break down why there is already a sense of urgency surround the Mariners as they prepare for the second series of the season, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today!
Transcribe →Hour 3: The Voice of the Yankees Dave Sims on their series against the Mariners
Mar 3000:43:14Tap to summarizeBump and Stacy are joined by former Mariners broadcaster and current voice of the Yankees Dave Sims to get you ready for the Mariners next series, they give you their thoughts on the NCAA March Madness Final Four and the latest on Seahawks WR Tory Horton in Headline Rewrites, they bring you the biggest stories around the NFL, including what Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said about Geno Smith being their starting Quarterback, and they discuss what stood out from Brendan Donovan’s first series as a Mariner.
Transcribe →Hour 2: MLB.com Mariners reporter Daniel Kramer on the opening series
Mar 3000:43:23Tap to summarizeBump and Stacy are joined by MLB.com Mariners reporter Daniel Kramer to get his thoughts on the seasoning opening series split with the Guardians, they answer your questions about Seahawks center Jalen Sundell and Mike Macdoanld’s comments at the NFL owners meetings in Four Down Territory, they look back on the first weekend of the MLB’s automated ball and strike challenge system in The Timeline, and they look at where the Mariners stand with their pitcher contracts.
Transcribe →Hour 1: What we Liked, Loved, and Disliked from the Mariners’ series split with the Guardians
Mar 3000:43:26Tap to summarizeBump and Stacy break down what they Liked, Loved, and Disliked from the Mariners’ seasoning opening series split with the Guardians, they give you their thoughts on the NCAA March Madness Final Four and the NFL’s replacement referee plan in Headline Rewrites, they hear Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald’s latest updates on Tory Horton, Zach Charbonnet and DeMarcus Lawrence from the NFL owners meetings, and they break down why the Mariners series against the Yankees already matters.
Transcribe →Hour 4: Foul Territory's Scott Braun on where the Mariners rank among the best in the AL
Mar 2700:44:47Tap to summarizeFoul Territory’s Scott Braun joins the show to talk about what he’s seen from the Mariners in Spring Training and game one, where the M’s rank among the best teams in the American League, his thoughts on Cal Raleigh, and much more. Bump talks about Flag Football, the NFL Offseason, and more in Four Down Territory. They head down to the Station for Hype Train, and round out the week with What I Need to Know.
Transcribe →Hour 3: How John Schneider is building next years' Seahawks Team
Mar 2700:44:26Tap to summarizeBump and Stacy listen to John Schneider talk about the Hawks busy offseason, what it’s like to give out the biggest WR contract ever, his thoughts on roster construction, and much more. They discuss the controversy surrounding the Mariners not being accessible on fans TV’s and JP Crawford’s eventual return from the injured list, and more in Headline rewrites. They go around the NFL and talk about the league’s top headlines. And Bump highlights the names he thinks the Seahawks will go after in this years draft.
Transcribe →Hour 2: Apple TV's Heidi Watney gives a National perspective on the 2026 Mariners
Mar 2700:42:26Tap to summarizeApple TV Friday Night Baseball’s Heidi Watney joins the show to preview this weekend’s series against Clevland, give a National perspective on the Mariners, and much more. Bump talks about Flag Football, the NFL Offseason, and more in Four Down Territory. They clear up some things about the Seahawks NFL opener, listen to a former MLB pitcher rip his team’s new manager and front office, and more in The Timeline. And they talk about what they are hoping to see in the rest of this weekend’s Mariners series against the Guardians.
Transcribe →Hour 1: Recapping the first Mariners Game of the season
Mar 2700:43:55Tap to summarizeBump and Stacy recap the Mariners Opening Day loss to the Guardians and highlight some of the positives from game one, including lots of solo homeruns, Logan Gilbert’s strong outing, and more. They discuss the controversy surrounding the Mariners not being accessible on fans TV’s and Paul Skenes’ shaky first start of the season in Headline Rewrites. They listen to some cuts from Justin Hollander’s chat with Wyman and Bob yesterday and talk about the M’s opening day roster construction. And they debate one NFL analyst’s opinion on the Seahawks offense going into next season.
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