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The Zone 8/11/17

We are at the Tyler Wilson Kickoff Classic today, helping raise funds for Lynden football and having a great time on a sunny day. We have new LHS Head football coach Blake Van Dalen on… Big Dumb Game of the day… Bill Hatchett’s Ferndale U12 baseball team just won the Cal Ripken tournament, Doug caught him last night to ask about the win and his team and Gregg Bell of the Tacoma News Tribune came on The Zone to talk about the Hawks preseason opener.

The Zone 8/10/17

Producer Jennifer Zaremba is leaving us, her last day is tomorrow… songs in her honor… Edgar Martinez is being honored at Safeco Field this weekend… Big Dumb Game… Ferndale 12 and under baseball is playing for the championship, coach Hatchett joins us for a preview… Stump the morons… A Special edition of Good Question saying goodbye to Jennifer, and Sporting News.

The Zone 8/8/17

Hello from King St. Shell where you can sign up to win and Emerald City Baseball Weekend… Voice of the Mariners Rick Rizz joins us to talk about the state of ht team… Big Dumb game… Hot takes on offer with The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Belling ham High girls basketball and soccer coach Mark Wright has announced he’s resigning, he came on to talk about it… The Seahawks had a mock game… and Sporting News.

The Zone 8/7/17

The Mariners and Royals split the series… Bells are still in the playoff picture… Zach Rymer from Bleacher Report joins us with a Mariner update… Big Dumb Game… Seen-Heard-Said… Tony Wilson Kickoff Classic Organizer Kyle Kleindel… Bells Coach Greg Goetz… and Sporting News.

The Zone 8/4/17

The Mariners lost the opener of their series to the Royals last night… fists were flying as Frank Clark and Germain Ifedi squared off at Hakws camp… Friday Funday songs. Gregg Bell from the News Tribune of Tacoma joins us with more from training camp and the big dumb game.

The Zone 8/3/17

It’s football time with the Hall of Fame Game tonight… 3 is a magic number… and Husky Football. Bill Bender from the Sporting News joins us… and the Big Dumb Game.

The Zone 8/2/17

The Mariners won again Tuesday night… Lummi High basketball star Trazil Lane joins us… Charlie Rymer from the Golf Channel and the Big Dumb Game.

The Zone 8/1/17

Today on the Zone Doug and Mark are on the road at the Seahawk’s training camp.

The Zone 7/31/17

It’s the MLB trade deadline today… Mariners did not make any moves today… We look back at the weekend with Seen-Heard-Said… Bob Condotta from the Seattle Times joins us with an update on Malik McDowell and training camp… Big dumb game.

The Zone 7/28/17

The M’s and Seahawks both made trades today… Gregg Bell from the News Tribune talking Seahawks Camp… Big Dumb Game… The baseball trade deadline is coming up… Richard Henderson from the Bellingham United soccer team… and Sporting News.

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