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Our roll along here, Brock and Salk, on a Friday, Football Friday, in theory, of course,

which is powered by the Snoqualmie Casino and hotel, but also a ton of baseball conversation.

It is going to be an epic, epic weekend here in Seattle, specifically in Soto.

We're going to talk to Adam Amin here in just a minute who's calling these games for Fox.

Just to let you guys know that we are getting ready with all kinds of extended pregame coverage all weekend long. Saturday, live from Victory Hall, right across the street from T-Mobile, 230 to 430. Brock Stelton's going to be out there, Charlie Furbush going to be out there, and John Morosi of MLB Network, and Fox also going to be out there. You can tune in on 710, Seattle Sports app and Seattle Sports YouTube.

Sunday, 2 to 4 with Stelton and Furbush and Morosi.

That's on 770, the Seattle Sports app and Seattle Sports YouTube, all leading up to Mariners pregame show with Shannon one hour before first pitch.

Speaking of the YouTube page, it's a great way to interact with the show, to watch the show.

And you can see many of our guests like Adam Amin who joins us right now.

Good morning, Adam. How are you?

How do you feel about the newsroom?

I don't think I've really, I feel like maybe we've talked about that before.

Good, not great, I would say. Good not great.

Sports night would be sort of a lot higher on my, on my list. Yeah. Oh, we're doing this, are we? Oh, we're doing this? We're doing this. I wanted to knock that out first. All right. I wanted to get that out of the way. And then I wanted. And then I wanted to make sure I was pumped up for Valor tonight.

I know it's a big game tonight against an undefeated team. So I'm wishing you luck. And we got that out of the way. Okay. And I want to make sure I said hello to my friends and the things that we care about tonight. And then we'll talk to football. So are you here yet? When do you get into Seattle? You're calling the whole series, right? Calling the whole series. I so coincidentally, I've never called a game at T-Mobile Park in 13 years are doing Major League Baseball. I've never called the game at Comerica Park in Detroit. These are two of like the four ballparks that I still had on my checklist. So I'm a personal thing. I'm thrilled for it, but I know how epic it's going to be this weekend, and I'm

very, very excited for it. How's that possible? 13 years? Is that because the Mariners haven't

been the main show at Fox? Is that maybe some of that over the 13 years? I think that's part of it.

The first major league game I ever called on television when I was working

at ESPN was a Mariners game, but it was in Los Angeles. It was against the Angels. And I think I've called one road Mariners game with Fox. And that's it. This is the first time I get to walk in. I remember I used to do NFL games for this, you know, for national radio. And when we'd park to do Seahawks games you'd park on that parking garage uh near the stadium near what's now looming field and you could look into T-Mobile park when we would park on the top of that parking garage and I'd always thought man that place looks awesome I'd love to get a chance to do a game and you just well, I'm sure at some point we'll get a chance.

I'm sure they'll send us there for some game or some assignment. It just has never happened. And now we finally get to do it. I think this is going to be a little better than like an April Wednesday against, you know, the the guardians. Like this is, this is going to be off the hook. I mean, it really is going to be crazy with the Seahawks playing Sunday and the two Mariners games and even the Sounders play Saturday night is just going to be a complete zoo all around there.

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