Buster Olney of ESPN joins us for the first of our weekly Thursday chats!

In this episode, Buster relives the "Sunday Night Baseball" game in Seattle last season and talks about the industry perception of Jerry DIpoto. Furthermore, can the M's sign one of their young pieces to a long-term deal?

And what's the deal with Julio Rodriguez's slow starts? And can a hitting coach, or hitting coaches, really make that big a difference for the M's?

Brady is back for a very special episode on his final day in Peoria. He tells you about the very positive future of the podcast and why it will get better and grow starting this week. Then, he tells you about his general experience at spring training and his thoughts on the M's camp as a whole.

Furthermore, we hear from Donovan Solano, Logan Gilbert, Dan Wilson and Emerson Hancock. What's the latest on Jorge Polanco? And M's catcher Cal Raleigh joins the show!

Brady is LIVE in Peoria for a quick, surprise episode of the podcast! The Mariners are 0-2 in spring training and really, only one thing is standing out to him: The M's aren't doing the little things well, which is what they are preaching.

But there is ONE specific sequence that stands out as a major positive for the group. AND, we have two major announcements and a major guest coming up on Tuesday's podcast.

Brady is live in Peoria for spring training! He tells you a quick story about his travel tales and his lack of sleep before getting into Jerry Dipoto's controversial comments on 93.3 KJR that didn't turn out to be that bad.

Then, we talk about Rowdy Tellez signing an MiLB deal with the M's and Brady gives his observations from spring training's sights and sounds.

Also, next week we have TWO very big interviews that we're excited about and ONE big announcement that will change the way the podcast operates for the foreseeable future. And it's all GREAT news.

Brady is back on a Tuesday talking about Cal's relationship with Dan Wilson, as evidenced by Ryan Divish, and what that all means for the M's organization.

Furthermore, we talk about Matt Brash's return to the mound, Bryce Miller's growth, and Brady's trip to Peoria later this week. What's he looking forward to seeing?

And former Baseball Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson issues a clarification on something from last week's episode.

We are back on a Friday and Brady discusses why the M's should call the Boston Red Sox about a trade for a now-excess infielder.

Furthermore, Brady discusses Cal Raleigh's comments on Seattle Sports and how it shows that Cal is the team leader, and is bringing a much-needed urgency to the group.

Then, we talk with ESPN MLB Insider Tim Kurkjian about Brady's trade ideas, his memories of Ichiro/Ken Griffey Jr. and his expectations for Julio Rodriguez.

Finally, we heard Jerry Dipoto on the "Over Slot" podcast and it just re-affirms why Brady has always liked Jerry. Then, did you have any idea this former M's pitcher was still around?

After a long offseason, we are finally back and ready for season two of the podcast, full-time!

Brady opens up by sharing some plans for the Mariners on SI team this spring, including his trip to Peoria next week for spring training. Then, he talks about the Mariners ownership issues, the plight of fans and the plight of Jerry Dipoto.

Furthermore, we are joined by former Baseball Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson, who talks about his relationship with Ichiro, and Brady talks about what made Ichiro so special to him.

It's also the 25-year anniversary of the M's trading Ken Griffey Jr. to the Cincinnati Reds and we discuss Mike Cameron's comments on the deal.

We'll be honest.... the Mariners inactivity made it very difficult to podcast since the offseason began, but we are back for the first episode of 2025! We talk about this gut punch of the offseason, the proper team comparisons for the Mariners, the idea of trading Luis Castillo and much more.

We also have a great conversation with Nick Pollack of "Pitcher List" about Castillo's regression, and much more with five weeks to go until spring training.