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The Zone 4/6/18

Mark gives a Masters leaderboard update and lays a couple comments from Mariners pitcher James Paxton after his run-in with bald eagle in Minnesota Thursday…and it’s our Friday Funday Songs with a James Paxton/eagle theme.
Sporting News
Big Dumb Game

The Zone 4/2/18

Before we go into NCAA title game mode Mark admits to being a little emotional that Daniel and Henrik Sedin are retiring at the end of the Canucks season…and we hear how Saturday sounded at the Final Four on KPUG and continue the countdown to tipoff.

The Zone 3/30/18

It’s the Women’s Final Four tonight and Men’s Final Four tomorrow on KPUG. We preview Saturday, hearing from all 4 coaches on the men’s side… and it’s our Friday Funday Songs with a karaoke sing-along theme.

The Zone 3/29/18

On Opening Day of the 2018 baseball season, we hear from Mariner manager Scott Servais at the off-day workout yesterday; and we’re joined by Art Thiel from Sports Press Northwest for a Mariner preview. After that we have Sporting News and Big Dumb Game.

The Zone 3/28/18

We hear from Hawks coach Pete Carroll and GM John Schneider from the League Meetings in Florida and from Mariners manager Scott Servais on the last day of spring training.
Sporting News
Big Dumb Game

The Zone 3/27/18

As the Mariners close in on Opening Day we’re joined by Zach Rymer from BleacherReport.com to look ahead to the new season.
We get a minute with Cole Bajeme from Lynden Christian High School who was named today the Class 1A State Basketball Player of the Year…and it’s Trivia Tuesday with prizes from Westside Pizza.
And we give away tickets to go see Alice Cooper in Everett.

The Zone 3/26/18

Mark admits he only caught some of this weekend’s Sweet 16 action but hits the highlights as we get down to the Final Four.

The Zone 3/23/18

Mark has comments from all eight coaches in action tonight in the Sweet 16, and we break out our Friday Funday songs, recognizing the Gonzaga Bulldogs season-ending loss. After that, Sporting News and Big Dumb Game. 

The Zone 3/22/18

With so much change on the Seahawk roster of late Gregg Bell from the News Tribune of Tacoma joins us to run it down.
Sporting News
Big Dumb Game

The Zone 3/21/18

Mark gives us the schedule with start times for the Sweet 16 tomorrow night… and we’re joined by the Gonzaga play-by-play guy Tom Hudson looking ahead to the weekend.

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