We reckon with the possible effects of the COVID-19 outbreak on Seattle sports, ponder the chances of a UW run in the Pac-12 men’s basketball tournament and remember the year 2000.
Contents
Intro – Celebrating 200 Peltoncast episodes 5:30 – Sloan Conference trip recap 11:00 – Listener follow-up follow-up 19:30 – Let’s remember some years: 2000 1:23 – NBA roundup presented by Pagliacci Pizza: Nurkic return set 1:26 – Sounders draw despite shot advantage 1:31 – Dragons lose again with Daniels at QB 1:37 – Huskies head into Pac-12 tournament on winning note
With the growing threat of COVID-19 as a backdrop, we remember Y2K fears from the start of a new millennium as well as the Mariners’ surprise playoff run without Ken Griffey Jr.
We discuss an end (going out early in Champions League) and a beginning (to the MLS season) for the Sounders, the Seahawks’ possible unwillingness to pay for Jadeveon Clowney and 1999 on Let’s Remember Some Years.
Contents
Intro – Farewell to Steve Raible as KIRO 7 anchor 3:00 – Let’s remember some years: 1999 1:05 – Coach’s corner presented by Pagliacci Pizza: Season concludes 1:13– Roundup: Clippers to buy Forum, NHL Seattle adds to loaded analytics department 1:18 – Sounders crash out of CCL, start MLS schedule with win 1:27 – UW roundup: Softball moves to 19-2, WBB ends regular season, MBB loses Apple Cup at home 1:35 – How much will Seahawks, other teams pay Clowney? 1:44 – Daniels finally gets chance to cook
Taco Time NW’s “Menu Madness” has returned for a second year with 64 items competing to lose to Mexi-Fries be crowned Taco Time’s best. We help you fill out your bracket by going over our picks in each matchup as well as our personal final fours.
Taco Time NW’s “Menu Madness” has returned for a second year with 64 items competing to lose to Mexi-Fries be crowned Taco Time’s best. We help you fill out your bracket by going over our picks in each matchup as well as our personal final fours.
We continue our search for Seattle’s best teriyaki and remember 1998 with Mrs. Fantasy Genius before turning our attention to the confusing UW men’s basketball season and the Dragons’ struggling offense.
Contents
Intro – Celebrating Mardi Gras 6:00 – Wrapping up #SeattleBurgerMonth at Li’l Woody’s 11:00 – Let’s remember some years: 1998 1:05 – Trying a Seattle teriyaki fixture, Yoshino 1:15 – Coach’s corner presented by Pagliacci Pizza: Final practice 1:20 – Sounders get CCL road draw, prep for MLS opener 1:28– Roundup: Reign FC announces schedule, Storm makes moves, UW softball dominates No. 3 Oklahoma, UW WBB sweeps final homestand 1:37 – UW men’s basketball snaps losing streak with blowout win 1:43 – Seahawks press conference takeaways + CBA talk (note that after we recorded, it was reported that game checks from the extra 17th game will not be capped if the CBA is approved) 1:49 – Dragons still having a tough time scoring
We bring back Mrs. Fantasy Genius to help us remember 1998, the end of an era for both George Karl with the Sonics and Randy Johnson with the Mariners.
We remember 1997 with the help of Chris Smith, plus what to make of the Seahawks signing Greg Olsen and the Dragons win their first ever game in Seattle.
Contents
Intro – Update on #SeattleBurgerMonth at Li’l Woody’s 7:00 – Let’s remember some years: 1997 1:04 – Reviewing Tristan’s neighborhood teriyaki 1:10 – Coach’s corner presented by Pagliacci Pizza: Blown out and frustrated 1:18 – Chicago food plus All-Star Weekend recap 1:39– Roundup: Taijuan Walker returns, Sounders to start CCL 1:43 – UW roundup: Softball drops to No. 2 in rankings, WBB Senior Day on tap, is MBB really this bad? 1:52 – How excited are we about the Seahawks adding Olsen? 1:58 – Dragons win with defense
It’s back to Valley View Elementary School as Tristan’s classmate Chris Smith helps us remember 1997, a year that saw the end of Shawn Kemp’s time in Seattle and the arrival of the blockbuster film Titanic.
The Fabulous Peltoncast is a weekly podcast where brothers Kevin Pelton and Tristan Carosino discuss Seattle sports from an analytical perspective and search for Seattle’s best food. The Peltoncast Network also includes Talkin’ Taco Time and Trader Bros.
