Podcast appearances and mentions of Braden Bishop

Braden Bishop is a former Major League outfielder and the founder of the 4Mom Charity. He joins the show to talk about his athletic journey, transitioning out of baseball, the story behind the 4Mom Charity, the importance of using his platform for something greater than himself, and much more! Braden has an incredible perspective on life and purpose. We're grateful that he's a part of our Home Team!FOLLOW US AT:Instagram: hometeamsacYouTube: Home Team SacramentoX: hometeamsacFacebook: hometeamsacFacebook Group for Coaches: Home Team#HomeTeamSac

Braden Bishop is presented his ribbon by Jessie Tucker, for his Grand Champion Hog. Tucker is the daughter of the late Kevan Tucker, a long-time Extention Service employee, instrumental in the local Pig Squeal program. At right, Tucker presents a ribbon to Brooke Massey for her Reserve Grand Champion Hog. See Page 5 for more winners.Article Link

Braden Bishop is a Northern California native who played several sports while growing up, before starring at the University of Washington. The Seattle Mariners drafted Braden in 2015, and he made his major league debut with the club in March 2019. While in college, he learned that his mother Suzy - a former UCLA track athlete and highly successful television producer - was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's disease. Braden launched 4mom.org in 2014 after his mother's diagnosis and continues to use his platform to honor her memory and raise money to fund Alzheimer's research. Suzy Bishop passed away in 2019.

The Bishop brothers, Braden and Hunter, joined Johnny Doskow on the latest Nine Lives Podcast to talk about their careers, rooting for each another, the offseason, and their 4MOM charity, which supports those affected by onset Alzheimer's.

Giants prospect Braden Bishop joins KNBR Tonight with Kerry to talk about starting the 4MOM Charity with his brother Hunter for his mother Suzy Bishop who passed away 2019 after a five-year battle with Alzheimer's See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Giants prospect Braden Bishop joins KNBR Tonight with Kerry to talk about starting the 4MOM Charity with his brother Hunter for his mother Suzy Bishop who passed away 2019 after a five-year battle with Alzheimer's See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick breaks down the San Francisco Giants' 6-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Monday night. Logan Webb delivered an excellent start, one of his very best of the season. He held down a potent offense by mixing his pitches and attacking the strike zone, which is a big key for him. Webb came out earlier than expected, and manager Gabe Kapler later revealed that it was because Webb had right shoulder soreness.On offense, the Giants continue to hit for power. Wilmer Flores, Mike Yastrzemski, and Mauricio Dubón each homered in this game. The Giants are among the league leaders in home runs and isolated power, which bodes very well for their offense this season. Despite jumping out to a big 5-0 lead, the Giants' bullpen once again made things too interesting. Jarlin Garcia, Matt Wisler, and Caleb Baragar had shaky outings, but thankfully Tyler Rogers provided some calm in the 9th inning. He allowed a leadoff single, and Brandon Crawford made a throwing error with two outs in the 9th, but Rogers pitched through it all to deliver another save.Finally, Ben breaks down the Giants claiming outfielder Braden Bishop off waivers from the Seattle Mariners. Bishop is the older brother of Giants top prospect Hunter Bishop, who was selected 10th overall by the Giants in 2019.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.WealthfrontTo get your first $5,000 managed for FREE, for life, go to wealthfront.com/LockedOnMLB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick breaks down the San Francisco Giants' 6-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Monday night. Logan Webb delivered an excellent start, one of his very best of the season. He held down a potent offense by mixing his pitches and attacking the strike zone, which is a big key for him. Webb came out earlier than expected, and manager Gabe Kapler later revealed that it was because Webb had right shoulder soreness. On offense, the Giants continue to hit for power. Wilmer Flores, Mike Yastrzemski, and Mauricio Dubón each homered in this game. The Giants are among the league leaders in home runs and isolated power, which bodes very well for their offense this season. Despite jumping out to a big 5-0 lead, the Giants' bullpen once again made things too interesting. Jarlin Garcia, Matt Wisler, and Caleb Baragar had shaky outings, but thankfully Tyler Rogers provided some calm in the 9th inning. He allowed a leadoff single, and Brandon Crawford made a throwing error with two outs in the 9th, but Rogers pitched through it all to deliver another save. Finally, Ben breaks down the Giants claiming outfielder Braden Bishop off waivers from the Seattle Mariners. Bishop is the older brother of Giants top prospect Hunter Bishop, who was selected 10th overall by the Giants in 2019. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Wealthfront To get your first $5,000 managed for FREE, for life, go to wealthfront.com/LockedOnMLB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Despite bad weather Saturday morning and Saturday afternoon, the middle of the day was clear for the Clarke County 4-H Pig Squeal Show and Sale in Fulton where Braden Bishop's 304-lb. hog was named the Grand Champion (left photos). Reserve Champion was Braden Stauffacher's 326-lb. hog (right photos). Both young farmers are from Thomasville. Dr. Tony Frazier, state veterinarian was at the show representing Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries Rick Pate. He handed out the ribbons to the two top winners.Article Link

On this episode we have former 10th overall pick, and San Francisco Giants 4th ranked prospect Hunter Bishop. We discuss his music career, producing absolute bangers like "ill go", his MONSTER junior season as Arizona State, growing up with our guy Braden Bishop, playing at the alternate site and MUCH MORE.    Outro: I'll Go- Bish ft Jared Gamble 

With James Paxton and Jake Fraley on the IL, the M's have called up Braden Bishop and Ljay Newsome. Wouldn't this be the right time to call up Kelenic and Gilbert? Are they really gaining anything by being in Arizona? To discuss this issue and more, ROOT Sports' Brad Adam joins the show as he does every Wednesday at 11:20. Speaking of baseball, Major League debuted on this day in 1989.

Today on Live from Seattle, Colby Jones of Churchome fills in for Tim Gaydos and talks about pastoring and church life during Covid-19 with Pastor Louis Bremond. In the second half of the show Colby and Braden Bishop of the Seattle Mariners talk about his journey with both the Mariners and his 4Mom foundation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Live from Seattle, Colby Jones of Churchome fills in for Tim Gaydos and talks about pastoring and church life during Covid-19 with Pastor Louis Bremond. In the second half of the show Colby and Braden Bishop of the Seattle Mariners talk about his journey with both the Mariners and his 4Mom foundation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop joins Chuck and Bucky to reflect on his 2020 year, time at the alternate training site and what he did, or didn’t, get out of that, and his outlook for 2021. Mariners star outfield prospect Julio Rodriguez joins Chuck and Bucky to discuss his reaction to Kevin Mather’s comments, how he’s applied himself since and the support he’s received, how camp has gone so far and his hopes for his what’s next.

Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop joins Chuck and Bucky to reflect on his 2020 year, time at the alternate training site and what he did, or didn’t, get out of that, and his outlook for 2021.

On this Episode we have Seattle Mariners Outfielder, Braden Bishop. We discuss making his big league debut in Japan, playing in Clinton, Iowa, facing Gerrit Cole and MUCH MORE!  OUTRO: Ill Go- Bish ft Jared Grimble   

0:00-21:00: None of us are doing “well”, in the traditional sense, but today we’re doing better than other days. Braden Bishop, outfielder for the Seattle Mariners, is on our podcast! Braden kicks things off by recalling his experience at the Spring Training shut down of 2020, revealing how he’s staying in shape, and making fun of Carson Vitale’s dance moves. For those who didn’t know, Braden also created the 4MOM Charity after his mother was diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimer’s. 21:05-38:25: What happened on a routine trip to CVS that altered his perception of America forever? The decision to scale back on Twitter, even though he was using it mostly to embarrass idiots, has gone a long way for Braden. Find out which former UW football player reached out to help him reach that point. What does his family, which includes several active police officers, think of Braden being so outspoken in support of Black Lives Matter? 38:30-50:25: What have other athletes said to Braden about being so open with his opinions? With so few athletes, particularly white MLB players, willing to speak out, he occupies a very interesting space. Kate points out that the WNBA has been leading the way for several years, while MLB is, uhhh…not.  50:30-1:12:25: Let’s get an MLB debut story! Braden had the (mis)fortune of debuting in Japan, during the game where Ichiro retired, as Ichiro’s replacement. Then, we get Griffey AND Ichiro stories! Don’t say we never did anything for you. Braden then shares some memories about his first games in America and the “welcome to MLB” moments that came with it, including the list of All-Star pitchers he had to face right out of the gate. 1:12:30-1:33:00: In normal Lookout Landing fashion, we gush over prospects, talk about lacerated spleens, and fawn over Braden’s barber skills. We apologize for the loud laughter during this part. Pay us for better editing equipment, Vox.  Music: “This Thing” by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard // “Callin’ on Me” by Matt Martians Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the dead of winter, but that doesn't mean the farm is without activity. Joe, John, and Kate convene to discuss the latest moves, answer your questions, discuss the recently dropped MLB Pipeline Top-100 Draft Prospects list, and more! Seattle's trade of Jose Corniell and what it means for the farm, 0:00 - 20:00 - Fare thee well, Tim Lopes and Jose Corniell. We discuss our feelings on Seattle making a trade from their pitching depth, and the positives of such a move versus the concerns about dealing away a 17 year old with promise. Is it a sign of worrisome things to come that Jerry Dipoto is moving the youth out again? Or simply something the club can do thanks to the array of pitching prospects they've assembled at this point? We also fret at the uncertainty of the dreaded PTBNL and wonder which other players in the system might have been showcased at the instructional league with the purpose of trading. 20:00 - 36:00 - Who is next to go off the 40 man? Seattle's roster is stuffed full of relievers, but the club says they intend to add upgrades in the bullpen. Will we see DFAs of some of the players Seattle claimed this winter, or are longtime prospects like Braden Bishop or Donavan Walton at risk? Relatedly, what to do with left field? Jose Marmolejos gets a decent helping of disrespect from the hosts, albeit mostly due to his preferable role being not in the outfield, but what is the plan with Jake Fraley for that matter? Plus, a fun Willie Bloomquist factoid! 36:00 - End - Draft Talk! Kate thinks the tiers of this class break down pretty solidly for Seattle, even if they'll likely miss out on the current "Tier 1" group. Joe suggests this is the year the Mariners might finally go prep position player with their first pick, to the delight and shock of his compatriots. Kate is affronted at some C Ian Moller disrespect, John picks his 2021 Tyler Keenan, and Joe breaks down why the current climate is making it much easier on prep prospects than college ones. We also discuss the high ranking of local prospect OF Malakhi Knight, who comes in at No. 38 on MLB Pipeline's list, and why that's a well-earned bit of recognition at this point. Joe also breaks down what this time in winter looks like in the draft prep process for teams and prospects, and why the dead period isn't so dead for everyone. We finish out with a few listener questions, looking for the next Dylan Moore and crossing our fingers with a bit more optimism that attending live baseball might not be too far away in our futures. Music: "YO VISTO ASI" - Bad Bunny Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop joins Chuck and Bucky to reflect on the 2020 baseball season and the unique situation presented because of COVID-19, following the MLB postseason and his thoughts as a Seahawks fan on the 5-0 start. A mock draft of the worst Halloween candy.

Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop joins Chuck and Bucky to reflect on the 2020 baseball season and the unique situation presented because of COVID-19, following the MLB postseason and his thoughts as a Seahawks fan on the 5-0 start.

What's up with Braden Bishop?Concerns on Daniel Vogelbach?NBA changes to impact MLB?Players most impacted by pandemicCan Seattle produce a legit lineup from within?Subscribe for FULL Episode: Join the ClubSubscribers can get the FULL episode here:  July 20, 2020  Get Access to FULL episodes here See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Your top 8 stories come flying in, followed by Chuck and Buck going back to Spring Training in February and giving us a sample of their conversation with Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop!

Seattle Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop is big part of the M's rebuild. He is also the driving force behind some ground work battling ALzeimers diseases. The diagnosis of Suzy Bishop (his mom) with Early Onset Alzheimer's prompted Braden  to start the 4MOM Charity. We discuss his charity, how to break into the big leagues and how todays player is becoming a voice across social media on social issues bigger than just being a ball player!  Go visit www.thetopstep.com past episodes. AND...Make sure you click the subscribe button and enjoy this episode and Braden Bishop joins me on The Top Step! 

Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop joins Chuck and Buck to discuss his 4MOM charity efforts around Mother's Day. Also, he talks about the halting of baseball and how he's been preparing at home.

Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop joins Chuck and Buck to discuss his 4MOM charity efforts around Mother's Day. Also, he talks about the halting of baseball and how he's been preparing at home. Also, thoughts on Michael Jordan's decision to go play baseball after his third title with the Bulls after The Last Dance episodes.

Joe Grinstain is the co-founder and Director of Strength and Performance at Hyperthrive Athletics in Sacramento, CA. Hyperthrive Athletics is a Strength and Performance facility that is owned and operated by 3 brothers, Aaron, Nolan, and Joe. They focus on building stronger, faster, and more durable athletes through high level coaching in a competitive training environment and specialize in baseball and softball development. Joe has worked with athletes of all levels, including Braden Bishop, an outfield for the Seattle Mariners. After receiving his degree from Chico State University, he interned at Cressey Sports Performance in Hudson, MA under coaches like Greg Robins, Nancy Newell, and Miguel Aragoncillo. In this episode, Joe addresses the benefits to training in a group setting and how it’s helped shape the culture at Hyperthrive. He touches on how his philosophy has evolved over time and how he made it unique to himself. Lastly, he talks about core training and how to create more carryover in bridging the gap between strength and skill in regards to core training. Where can you find Joe on social media? Twitter: @Grinstainjoseph, Instagram: @ClassicJoeJoeBeans / @hyperthriveathletics // Where can you find me on social media? Twitter: @KyleRogers18, Instagram: @klrogers28

Coffee Conversations returns as Seattle Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop joins the show. Braden talks about how health & safety are paramount in regards to starting the MLB season, what it was like playing with Ichiro, the Pac-12 rivalry with his brother Hunter, and introduces us to Cognition Coffee, his new charitable venture! Visit www.4mom.org to donate to the 4Mom Foundation Go to www.cognitioncoffeecompany.com to preorder Braden's Cognition Coffee Write a review, leave a rating, and subscribe! Email the show: greg.mroz@yahoo.com A production of the Ocean Avenue Studios in San Francisco, CA

In the midst of the shutdown, Shannon Drayer is still able to catch up and talk Mariners baseball with 710's own James "Boy Howdy" Osborn, Mariners outfield prospect Branden Bishop as well as legendary center fielder Mike Cameron. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Braden Bishop is a Major League Baseball player with the Seattle Mariners and founder of the 4MOM charity which raises awareness and money for research in the fight to cure Alzheimer’s.Show Highlights:— Braden‘s childhood growing up between Southern California, Vancouver, and the bay area California.— How watching the preparation and work ethic of NHL players behind the scenes at 10 years old made a big impact on the way Braden viewed what separated average from elite performers, and changed the way he prepared for athletics.— How to separate your standards vs. other people’s expectations.— Why the intent behind all your actions in life matters.— How to raise your standards.— Is blaming and complaining holding you back from getting to the next level in your life?— What Braden believes is the common denominator among high level performers that doesn’t involve talent.— How to stop the cycle of self blame, self criticism and negative thoughts.— The moment communication and ownership changed Braden’s college career.— The gift of mistakes.— Braden’s mission and cause to raise awareness and money for research to help fight Alzheimer’s.Instagram:@hyperthriveathletics@bradenbishop1@the4momcharity

This episode of the ABCA Podcast features Seattle Mariners mental skills coach David Franco. We cover a variety of topics, including peak performance, lifestyle changes (intermittent fasting), using mental skills in training, where to start for youth players, the Mariners Funnel, book and podcast recommendations, and great stories about Braden Bishop and Chase Headley.

This episode of the ABCA Podcast features Seattle Mariners mental skills coach David Franco. We cover a variety of topics, including peak performance, lifestyle changes (intermittent fasting), using mental skills in training, where to start for youth players, the Mariners Funnel, book and podcast recommendations, and great stories about Braden Bishop and Chase Headley.

This episode of the ABCA Podcast features Seattle Mariners mental skills coach David Franco. We cover a variety of topics, including peak performance, lifestyle changes (intermittent fasting), using mental skills in training, where to start for youth players, the Mariners Funnel, book and podcast recommendations, and great stories about Braden Bishop and Chase Headley.

Donnie and Moj were joined in-studio today by Dave Sims, Shed Long Jr. & Braden Bishop as the Mariners caravan rolled through. Dave says this upcoming season is a great season for the younger players to show what they can do as the Mariners don't have a ton of vets on their roster.

The Mariners caravan stops by which includes Dave Simms, Shed Long and Braden Bishop. We also chat with Barclay Parneta.

0:00-6:20: We welcome Grant “Bongos” Bronsdon to the podcast, as we recorded this in his living room. The ‘cast begins with a rundown of the draft rules, which unfortunately have nothing to do with Dua Lipa. Also, Grant is a former magnet boy in an actual, real life MLB draft room. He explains some of the ins, outs, and what have yous of the draft, while Kate spins a brief history of former Seattle draft picks that are flourishing for other organizations.   6:20-17:30: In happier news, the Mariners are wearing teal in games that aren’t just on Fridays, and John’s family is smitten with Mac Williamson. Also, Braden Bishop has a busted spleen. 17:45-34:00: Actual draft talk! Matthew demonstrates a complete lack of understanding about farms. Kate gives an audio grade to every position group in the organization. She also drops a necessary reminder of the weakness of the 2019 draft class, and the eternal need for catchers. 34:15-43:00: Where will Mike Leake end up? Before the actual conversation, Matthew introduces a fun imagination game. The most important topic of the conversation though, is Grant a vampire? 43:00-51:15: We miss you, Jay Bruce. John discovers cigarettes. Matthew discovers Blaze Alexander. Grant discovers that nobody cares about The West Wing references in 2019. Kate discovers that Jerry Dipoto listens to our podcast. (He almost certainly does not). 52:00-58:55: Which Seattle celebrity is most likely to shove a player while sitting courtside at an NBA game?  59:00-1:01:15: BEEF DAD https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx5dLZ8jaOX/ 1:01:20-1:07:00: Shouts to the Shenton Family, Daniel Vogelbach, and nobody else. Music: “Working Out” by Donny Benét, “Diane Young” by Vampire Weekend Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sorry my brain is in a fog this episode with names and such. Jumbled mess but Thanks for your support. Frank Clark Traded to Chiefs for 29th pick in 1st round plus a 2nd next year and a swap of 3rd round picks this year. 29 (R1) L.J. Collier (DE, TCU) Strong, tough bull rusher. versatile on inside and outside. Had a 19.7% pressure percentage. Compares to Micheal Bennett #47 (R2) Marquise Blair (S, Utah)- A hammer, hard hitter, sideline to sideline. mini Kam Chancellor. Rob Rang- good catch ability, good range, good tackler. coverage skills need a little work. big hitter. #64 (R2) D.K. Metcalf (WR, Ole Miss) A freak- 6'3 229lbs 4.33 40. mostly ran go routes and needs more development with other routes. Big physical beast. Had a few drop problems. Julio Jones esq? loves football and smart hard worker. #88 (R3) Cody Barton (LB, Utah) tackling machine, plays all 3 LB positions. Real burst, all over the field guy, Rang- blend of size, speed and instincts. needs coverage work, #120 (R4) Gary Jennings (WR, West Virginia) 6'1 fast WR, more slot guy with home run threat. great catch rate 75%. top speed of 21mph Him.and DK ranked as 2,1 in best athletes in WR draft. #124 (R4) Phil Haynes (G, Wake Forest)- big 6'4 322lbs, strong G whom can play multiple positions, good run blocker, 4 yrs starter. durable.and a leader, fluke like from what it sounds. more explosive and fast than fluker. #132 (R4) Ugo Amadi (CB, Oregon) listed as FS but could be slot corner. tough and instinctive, special teams guy, comparable to Lamarcus Joyner. versatile #142 (R5) Ben Burr Kirven UW Small, instinctive always around the ball, great football IQ, special teams guy with upside to be a starter down the road. great in space, fast sideline to sideline, #204 (R6) Travis Homer- RB - Miami Undersized, good pass protection and tough runner. #209 (R6) DeMarcus Christmas- DT - Florida state Run stuffer, big upper body power, upside as a pass rusher up middle. #236 (R7) John Ursua- WR - Oregon Doug Baldwin like skill set. Sticky hands and good YAC guy. overall love the draft for the Seahawks, I think turning 4 picks into 11 is pretty amazing especially considering they didnt move much from next year. Also this is how they draft, quantity is important to them. Doug Baldwin is still considering retirement. it sounds like he is leaning that way based on Pete and John. I hoped he does what's best for him. I want him back but I get it completely so whatever he decides, I'm good with. Goes down as the 2nd best WR in Seahawks history in my book. Ziggy Ansah was in town for a meeting which is a good sign. love to see him come in for a 1 yrs contract. Also maybe another pass rusher type guy, Nick Perry, Earl Mitchell maybe run stuffer, and even Eric Berry? Mariners- 18-15 1gb of Houston in the AL West 3-7 last 10games. Still leading MLB in HRs, RBIs, 2nd in stolen bases, 2nd in walks. 20 more Ks than any other team. 18 in ERA, 12 more Errors than any other team. Mariners offense during 13-2 start: .295/.370/.565, 36 HR, 7.8 runs per game. Mariners offense during 5-13 since: .202/.298/.374, 24 HR, 4.0 runs per game. Ups- Vogelbach- .310 , 8hr, 16rbis 20 walks, 6 2bs. Dee Gordon- .306 2hr, 17 rbis, 8 Sbs, playing good D. Brandon Bannen- 1.93 Era 18 1/3 innings Marco Gonzalez- 5-0 2.80ERA, 45.0 innings Elias- 2.16ERA , 16.2 innings, 4 for 4 saves. Downs- Beckham- still hitting good but leads the league in errors with 11 Mike Leake- 4.98 ERA 34.1 innings .306 Batting average against. Eric Swanson - young guy but 6.62 era in 17.2 innings. Haniger- .059 last last 7 days and .244 on the season. Mallex Smith- .165 avg. 4 errors. just struggling and was sent down to AAA for Braden Bishop. Ichiro hired as a assistant hitting coach for Mariners and AAA. lastly, Jared Kalenic OF (#53 top100 prospects) prospect for the Mariners whom was acquired in the Cano deal...

On today show, the guys discuss the brutal schedule of May, react to the breaking news of Braden Bishop's call up and Mallex Smith's demotion, and talk a little about fans who think they know everything. Subscribe! Visit the website sodomojo.com Follow us on Twitter @sodomojoFS See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Mariners lose to the Cubs and we recap the game. Braden Bishop makes his first MLB start and we hear from him. Aaron Goldsmith stops by.

On today show, the guys discuss the brutal schedule of May, react to the breaking news of Braden Bishop's call up and Mallex Smith's demotion, and talk a little about fans who think they know everything.Subscribe!Visit the website sodomojo.comFollow us on Twitter @sodomojoFS

The news broke late this afternoon that Braden Bishop has been called up from AAA Tacoma and will make his stateside debut tonight. Of course, he made his actual debut in Japan, but few got to see him in that game. Bishop talks about the experience, and his 4MOM charity. The Mercury News' Jon Wilner makes his weekly appearance to talk all things Pac-12, including the UW quarterbacks entering the transfer portal, the Sean Miller story, and more. Textimonials at 49451 react to the first two hours of the show.

Sounders got the draw with LAFC over the weekend. Sometimes though, a draw is a moral victory, and this might have been one of those times. Brian Schmetzer discusses the match, the Roldan red card, injury updates, and more. We find the best audio twice a week and play it back in a segment we call Fun with Audio. The M's are at home tonight, with the Seattle debut of Husky alum Braden Bishop against the Cubs. We set the lineups and hear from Scott Servais on Baseball's Best Pre-Game Show. Dave Tippett joins us this week with Hall of Fame Broadcaster Chuck Kaiton.

Seattle Times beat writer Ryan Divish and columnist Larry Stone discuss the Mariners dysfunctional defense, specifically the struggles of Tim Beckham and Mallex Smith. The also managed to predict that Smith would be optioned to Tacoma for Braden Bishop.

The news broke late this afternoon that Braden Bishop has been called up from AAA Tacoma and will make his stateside debut tonight. Of course, he made his actual debut in Japan, but few got to see him in that game. Bishop talks about the experience, and his 4MOM charity. The Mercury News' Jon Wilner makes his weekly appearance to talk all things Pac-12, including the UW quarterbacks entering the transfer portal, the Sean Miller story, and more. Textimonials at 49451 react to the first two hours of the show.

Sounders got the draw with LAFC over the weekend. Sometimes though, a draw is a moral victory, and this might have been one of those times. Brian Schmetzer discusses the match, the Roldan red card, injury updates, and more. We find the best audio twice a week and play it back in a segment we call Fun with Audio. The M's are at home tonight, with the Seattle debut of Husky alum Braden Bishop against the Cubs. We set the lineups and hear from Scott Servais on Baseball's Best Pre-Game Show. Dave Tippett joins us this week with Hall of Fame Broadcaster Chuck Kaiton.

2:00 – Ice cream, nachos, and St. Patrick’s Day: a devil’s playground. 5:00 – The weirdness of the Tokyo games seem fitting for this Mariners’ season. 9:20 – What are the logistics of watching a baseball game in the middle of the night? 11:25 – What can Major League Baseball learn from Japanese baseball? 23:30 – Pay the minor leaguers, please and thank you. 26:00 – Kate reports back from her time watching the Mariners at Spring Training. Tidbits include Dylan Moore’s slim waist, the best way to say Brandon Brennan’s name, David McKay’s lowered arm slot, Matt Festa and Braden Bishop’s newfound confidence, and the Julio & Jarred Show. 40:30 – John comps Shed Long to a certain bat-waggling slugger from the 90s. The podcast trio comes to an agreement about Long’s defensive plan. 44:00 – I can comfortably guarantee that this is the only Mariners’ podcast that also mentions Johnny Gaudreau and Nate Robinson. This body-positive episode continues with an appreciation for Noelvi Marte’s massive hands, and the way Keegan McGovern stands in the box. 53:55 – Shout out to minor league pitcher Cody Mobley and pizza delivery drivers. According to Kate and catcher prospect Jake Anchia, 2018 first-round pick Logan Gilbert’s stuff looks pleasing. 1:03:00 – A listener wants to know if Julio Rodriguez is in fact our savior, launching Kate into a Shakespearean monologue. 1:13:15 – Hot takes regarding the upcoming regular season games in Japan against the Oakland Athletics. #SaintPreusser #JackCongratulations 1:21:15 – Is a Bob Dylan walk-up song ever acceptable on a baseball diamond? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After missing him yesterday, we finally got a chance to talk with Donald Watts today about the Dawgs after the python that is the Husky defense strangled Utah for over an hour of real time on Wednesday. We also get Don's take on Shoegate, and more. Speaking of things we were hoping for that didn't happen yesterday; the first full Spring Training game was supposed to happen on Thursday but was rained out after less than two innings. Today however, the M's managed to get a game in. From Peoria, one of the rising stars in the Mariners organization, centerfielder Braden Bishop talks with us about the changes in the clubhouse, his own continued development, and his 4MOM charity. On an abbreviated Fun with Audio, we get the latest on the Robert Kraft investigation: Adam Schefter says this goes far beyond Robert Kraft, and Stephen A. Smith thinks it's no big deal. Paul George is forced to respond after a shoe with his name eon it blows apart, and more. On Textimonials, Spencer receives a complimentary text, a thing not common on the text line, and Baby Shark resurfaces... again (you've been warned).

After missing him yesterday, we finally got a chance to talk with Donald Watts today about the Dawgs after the python that is the Husky defense strangled Utah for over an hour of real time on Wednesday. We also get Don's take on Shoegate, and more. Speaking of things we were hoping for that didn't happen yesterday; the first full Spring Training game was supposed to happen on Thursday but was rained out after less than two innings. Today however, the M's managed to get a game in. From Peoria, one of the rising stars in the Mariners organization, centerfielder Braden Bishop talks with us about the changes in the clubhouse, his own continued development, and his 4MOM charity. On an abbreviated Fun with Audio, we get the latest on the Robert Kraft investigation: Adam Schefter says this goes far beyond Robert Kraft, and Stephen A. Smith thinks it's no big deal. Paul George is forced to respond after a shoe with his name eon it blows apart, and more. On Textimonials, Spencer receives a complimentary text, a thing not common on the text line, and Baby Shark resurfaces... again (you've been warned).

An action packed first hour begins with Mariners outfielder prospect Braden Bishop joins the show to talk about Spring Training and his charity 4MOM. Then, new Mariners coach Perry Hill joins the show to talk about his relationship with Dee Gordon and an interesting method on how to combat the heat during a game. Then, first base prospect Evan White joins the show to talk about the adjustments he made last season in the minors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the fourth hour of the Chuck and Buck show, The guys preview the remaining games between the Mariners and Red Sox and how we should expect some close games, then Mariners 2015 draft pick Braden Bishop joins the show to play a round of the Family Feud.

This week Kate talks to Louis Boyd, the Vancouver native and University of Arizona product whom the Mariners drafted in the 26th round of the 2017 MLB Draft. A Blue Jays fan growing up, Louis talks about why the Mariners are a great organizational fit for him, and shares the unique story of his draft day. He talks about his love for defense, and his experience at the University of Arizona playing with fellow Mariner Nathan Bannister. NOTE: Louis is participating in Braden Bishop’s #Hits2EndALZ drive for Alzheimer’s research. If you would like to match Louis at a dollar per hit he gets in spring training, tweet to him, he’d love to hear from you: @LouisBoyd2. MUSIC: This week’s music is Louis’s selection, a Vancouver-based band called Redwoods. The songs are “On the Run” and “Twisted,” and you can find the band on Soundcloud here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Mariners are nearly a week deep into their Cactus League schedule, so how has the squad looked early on in Peoria? Rick Rizzs, Aaron Goldsmith, and Shannon Drayer host this week's edition of the Cactus League Report. Joining the crew this week are Mariners pitcher Dan Altavilla, outfielder Ben Gamel, and prospect Braden Bishop. Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto also joins this week's show to talk about what he's seen so far from the team's he's put together. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLBPipeline.com's Jonathan Mayo recently caught up with some of the game's best young talent at this year's Arizona Fall League. He spoke with Brewers No. 14 prospect Monte Harrison (1:34), Cardinals No. 18 prospect Oscar Mercado (4:43), Rays No. 13 prospect Brandon Lowe (7:50), Rangers outfield prospect - and nephew of former Yankees great Paul O'Neill - Michael O'Neill (12:00), Giants No. 2 prospect Chris Shaw (14:48), Mariners No. 5 prospect Braden Bishop (18:52), Nationals No. 23 prospect Taylor Gushue (23:40) and Dodgers No. 8 prospect Will Smith (27:46) as they prepared to showcase their skills in the prestigious Fall League.

Mariners fall to the A's. Keaton Gillogly of the Modesto Nuts joins us and we enjoy his chat with Braden Bishop.