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Mariners Cast: Tonight's Mariners Cast talks George Kirby's masterful outing, his usage of the splitter, what Jarred Kelenic's injury means to the Mariners, and why GM Jerry DiPoto is brutally honest and awesome.  PropUp on ThriveFantasy this NBA season! Use code ETHOS at signup for a 100% deposit match bonus and win big cash by simply flexing DFS prop knowledge on the biggest names on the board!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!Want more codes? We got 'em! ExpressVPN is offering 3 BONUS months on every 12-month membership purchase by using this special link: https://www.expressvpn.com/hoopball

Seattle Mariners President of Baseball Operations and former GM Jerry Dipoto returns! In part 2 the boys discuss ending a 2 decade playoff drought, the epic 2022 playoff run, the greatest Nolan Ryan story of all time, the intensity of the trade deadline, what goes into the MLB draft, and what he's most excited about for the 2023 MLB season in Seattle! The video version is full of pics and videos so definitely take a peak, and enjoy! Follow the Mariners on IG @mariners! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Seattle Mariners were named baseball organization of the year by Baseball America, but Twitter is mad that the team hasn't committed $250 million to players who are still available in free agency. Colby and Ty discuss the drama and the one small tweak GM Jerry Dipoto should make in the future. But first: the guys' breakdown of how the Matt Boyd signing is good news for the Mariners, the rumored interest of Eric Jokisch, and the possibility of the team stealing another first-round draft pick in the 2023 draft. Be sure to follow or subscribe to Locked On Mariners wherever you prefer your podcasts! For questions and other inquiries, email: lockedonmariners@gmail.com Follow the show on Twitter: @LO_Mariners | @danegnzlz | @CPat11 For more of Ty and Colby, check out their Patreon: patreon.com/controlthezone/ BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Seattle Mariners were named baseball organization of the year by Baseball America, but Twitter is mad that the team hasn't committed $250 million to players who are still available in free agency. Colby and Ty discuss the drama and the one small tweak GM Jerry Dipoto should make in the future. But first: the guys' breakdown of how the Matt Boyd signing is good news for the Mariners, the rumored interest of Eric Jokisch, and the possibility of the team stealing another first-round draft pick in the 2023 draft.Be sure to follow or subscribe to Locked On Mariners wherever you prefer your podcasts! For questions and other inquiries, email: lockedonmariners@gmail.comFollow the show on Twitter: @LO_Mariners | @danegnzlz | @CPat11For more of Ty and Colby, check out their Patreon: patreon.com/controlthezone/BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Now that the Mariners season has come to an end, it's time to begin looking forward. To start off the show, Ian listens to some of the highlights from Softy and Dick's interview with M's GM Jerry Dipoto from yesterday while discussing what may happen during the offseason. Mitch Haniger may be looking at free agency. Should the team lock him down? The Huskies are taking on Cal this Saturday night. We get Cam Cleeland's take on the game, plus thoughts on other games throughout the Pac-12. The Kraken's first home stand ends with the team picking up only one point; Ian takes a look at what happened on the Power Play.

As we thought, the All-Star Break disrupted the Mariners momentum and even put rookie Julio Rodriguez on the shelf for a full series. What do we take from the Houston series? Thankfully, the Mariners responded by continuing to dominate Texas. The trade deadline is fast approaching, what do we expect GM Jerry Dipoto to do? Is Juan Soto or Luis Castillo realistic? And an update on the Mariners draft pick signings.

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer on the Seahawks QB situation, they get some Mariners injury updates from GM Jerry Dipoto, and they look at where the Seahawks will be investing their money this year.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dtrain and Dion take a look at Rodriguez's remarkable first half which has helped lift the Mariners to a 12-3 mark over the last 15 games, thrusting his team back into playoff contention. Also, thoughts on the emergence of Cal Raleigh and Andres Munoz, what GM Jerry Dipoto might do at the trade deadline and whether George Kirby should be shut down due to innings limits.

A disastrous 4-game sweep at the hands of the Red Sox concluding an ugly 3-7 road trip for the Mariners. The team now returns home 10 games back of first, eight games under .500 with questions up and down the roster. Who can team trust in the bullpen? When will the rotation improve? When will Jesse Winker get going? Dtrain and Dion assess the team's performance at the quarter pole and address whether or not GM Jerry Dipoto and manager Scott Servais should be squarely on the hot seat.

We take a brief break from baseball to talk with Rob Rang about cornerbacks the Hawks may be interested in, and what they'll do on the second day of the draft. Texts and Talk Backs come in with thoughts on the M's, including a longtime friend of the show. M's GM Jerry Dipoto drops by Jimmy's to chat with Ian about everything happening with the Mariners organization.

M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins Salk for his first interview since the lockout ended. He discusses what positions they are looking at in free agency, how close Julio Rodriguez is to making the major league roster, and the progress of their young prospects. Then, Brock Huard debates Salk over a QB he wants the Seahawks to take a look at and we revisit the biggest things Jerry Dipoto said in Ranked. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 37: After a painful 99 days, the MLB lockout is FINALLY over! The players and owners reach a deal on a new collective bargaining agreement which means it's time to rally behind the Mariners for the upcoming 2022 season. Sobba, Max and Zweifel discuss which side won the deal, do the new rules and expanded playoff help or hurt the sport. We also breakdown who Mariners' GM Jerry Dipoto should target next in free agency. 

Dtrain and Dion react as the MLBPA and owners reach agreement on a new CBA, lifting the lockout with Opening Day scheduled for 4/7 and a full 162-game schedule saved. Thoughts on the new agreement, what we might see from the Mariners and GM Jerry Dipoto as baseball's March Madness takes hold over the next 72 hours.

No, this isn't a remake of Dr. Frazier in Seattle. GM Jerry Dipoto breaks the glass on the Mariners offseason by acquiring 2b/of Adam Frazier from Padres. Dtrain and Dion break down the trade from every angle, going over what Frazier brings to the table as a 4.0 WAR second baseman and where the M's can still fit more notable signings in their lineup.

Dtrain and Dion are joined by guest Terry, a long time Mariner Talk forum contributor with a wealth of baseball knowledge to talk about the recent additions to the 40-man roster, who was protected and the few who the Mariners chose not to protect as well as who they would like to see GM Jerry Dipoto visit on his current "recruiting" expedition.

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain look ahead to the Seattle Mariners off-season with General Manager Jerry Dipoto discussing the state of the team and free agency ahead, then react to that entire conversation and discuss why the Seahawks aren't running the ball more.

Seattle Mariners General Manager Jerry Dipoto joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to discuss the last few weeks of the playoff push entering the final weekend, Jarred Kelenic's growth this season, scoreboard watching other teams down the stretch, the trade deadline moves, Logan Gilbert possibly starting on Monday, and the upcoming fan support this weekend at T-Mobile Park.

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain are live from Jimmy's on First and talk with Seattle Mariners General Manager Jerry Dipoto about the last couple weeks and season so far with the playoffs in sight entering the final weekend, then the guys give their Fact or Fiction pick of the day before welcoming on Lee Sterling to give his best bets of the football weekend ahead.

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain are live from Jimmy's on First and talk with Seattle Mariners General Manager Jerry Dipoto about the last couple weeks and season so far with the playoffs in sight entering the final weekend, then the guys give their Fact or Fiction pick of the day before welcoming on Lee Sterling to give his best bets of the football weekend ahead.

The NCAA football season has started, and Brad recaps the action that happened with the Ducks, Huskies, Cougars, and Beavers. Brad gives an update on the Mariners wild card chase and gives thoughts on the contract extensions of GM Jerry Dipoto and manager Scott Servais. With the NFL regular season beginning next week for the Seahawks, Brad breaksdown the final 53-man roster and shares his honest, unbiased prediction of the 17-game schedule.

Seattle Mariners play-by-play broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith is welcomed by Jake and Curtis to talk about the latest success the Mariners have shown on the field in addition to the new extensions of M's GM Jerry Dipoto and skipper Scott Servais. The Timeline- go-karts are stolen from Family Fun Center. Washington state high school football kicks off tonight as the show previews some of the biggest matchups going into the weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brad Adam of ROOT Sports joins Jason Puckett to discuss the contract extensions for Jerry Dipoto and Scott Servais with the Mariners that was announced this morning, the progress of the rebuild efforts to this point, recapping Puck's Minnesota trip and more.

In Blue 42, Brock Huard discusses the rough outing for the Seahawks offense in training camp yesterday, Urban Meyer's new "winners and losers" program, and Lavar Arrington's comments the Russell Wilson trade destinations list could re-emerge if the Seahawks struggle. Then, M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins the show to discuss Abraham Toro exceeding expectations, possible return dates for Kyle Lewis, Justus Sheffield and Justin Dunn and his thoughts on heading to New York with the wild card race heating up. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Before answering a full mailbag of trade deadline questions, Ken Rosenthal and Tim McMaster check in on Gerrit Cole, who has adjusted nicely to life without sticky stuff.-Will Yankees be buyers or sellers?-Will Mariner's GM Jerry Dipoto keep dealing despite contract situation?-Will Reds aggressively hunt for bullpen help?-Do Dodgers turn to starters with Bauer's future in doubt?-What are the best options for the Padres?-Could Braves trade Charlie Morton?-Should Mets go all in?-Will Nolan Arenado opt out after 2021 or 2022?-Should All-Star teams be chosen draft like the NBA?All that and more! To be a part of next week's episode call the voicemail at 646-543-7072 or email tabaseballshow@gmail.com…Follow Ken on Twitter: @Ken_RosenthalFollow Tim on Twitter: @TimMMcMasterJoin the athletic now for just $3.99 per month by visiting theathletic.com/baseballshow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Before answering a full mailbag of trade deadline questions, Ken Rosenthal and Tim McMaster check in on Gerrit Cole, who has adjusted nicely to life without sticky stuff. -Will Yankees be buyers or sellers? -Will Mariner's GM Jerry Dipoto keep dealing despite contract situation? -Will Reds aggressively hunt for bullpen help? -Do Dodgers turn to starters with Bauer's future in doubt? -What are the best options for the Padres? -Could Braves trade Charlie Morton? -Should Mets go all in? -Will Nolan Arenado opt out after 2021 or 2022? -Should All-Star teams be chosen draft like the NBA? All that and more! To be a part of next week's episode call the voicemail at 646-543-7072 or email tabaseballshow@gmail.com… Follow Ken on Twitter: @Ken_Rosenthal Follow Tim on Twitter: @TimMMcMaster Join the athletic now for just $3.99 per month by visiting theathletic.com/baseballshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brock Huard joins Paul Gallant for Blue 42 to discuss the future of Jamal Adams and Kurt Warner prompts a discussion on the greatest football movies. Mariner's GM Jerry Dipoto talks with Paul about the current homestand. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pete Carroll said establishing a tempo was one of the Seahawks biggest accomplishments of the off season. Now, we are hearing about Shane Waldron's offense being up tempo. What's is the difference? Brock Huard answers that question and whether pass rush or coverage is a bigger concern in Blue 42.  Then, M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins Paul to discuss their strong performance in the homestand, Justus Sheffield's struggles and his own future with the team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Mariners keep winning games through June, setting up for a critical evaluation period for the team as the July trade deadline fast approaches. Are there enough positive, sustainable aspects of the Mariners' winning ways to make the Mariners buyers? If Mitch Haniger needs to be traded, who makes that decision since GM Jerry Dipoto doesn't have a contract beyond this season? What could be preventing Mariners ownership from committing to Dipoto and Servais beyond this year? A landmark Supreme Court decision could spell the end of the NCAA, while Brock & Salk solve the NFL's COVID protocol crisis in less than 5 minutes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Seahawks mandatory minicamp gets underway, Brock & Salk provide their predictive headlines of what they expect to read coming out of this phase of the offseason. Will the Hawks actually sign Jamal Adams, or will they play hardball and try to force him to play out his deal this year if he doesn't accept their offer? The Mariners are just weeks away from the trade deadline--how can the team afford to make any moves if GM Jerry Dipoto isn't under contract next year? Brock wonders if the Mariners will make a preemptive move and give a contract extension to J.P. Crawford after his breakout season to date. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Blue 42, Stacy Rost discusses how much Russell Wilson's future should impact the Seahawks current decision making, if Seattle should trade for Julio Jones, whether the offense was really the reason the Seahawks didn't go further in the playoffs last year. Then, M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins the show. He gives an injury update on Kyle Lewis and his thoughts on Jarred Kelenic's struggles at the plate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Logan Gilbert and Jarred Kelenic are here. The Mariners have slid heavily for 2 weeks. Multiple players still have batting averages under the Mendoza line 2 months into the season. Is there an answer for this team...and who should make it? GM Jerry Dipoto and manager Scott Servais are in the final months of their contracts--have they done enough to extend them? Brock & Salk sift through the challenging decisions that need to be made in the coming weeks in order to take the Mariners rebuild to the next level. Major golf feud and an old guy dominate the weekend, while Blue 88 explores whether the Shane Waldron offense will allow Russell Wilson to ascend to a higher level of efficiency--and whether that can happen while he and most of the team skip OTAs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins Danny and Paul to discuss what he's seen from their young hitters as they try to get the bats going, and what his early impressions are of Logan Gilbert and Jarred Kelenic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Blue 42, Brock Huard discusses how steep the learning curve could be for Russell Wilson in Shane Waldron's offense, Tim Tebow officially becoming a Jaguar, and Shaun O'Hara's comments that the Seahawks have lost their way. Then, M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins us to discuss what he's seen from his young hitters as they try to get the bats going, and what his early impressions are of Logan Gilbert and Jarred Kelenic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins Softy and Dick to discuss Jarred Kelenic’s and Logan Gilbert’s debuts, the atmosphere in the ballpark, expectations for their early careers, Julio Rodriguez’s status and if we could see him in the bigs, the rebuilding timeline and expectations for the rest of 2021 and 2022, two new players going on the IL today, concerns about Evan White’s hitting, the vaccination rates within the team and in the area. Takeaways from the Dipoto interview and comments on being competitive in 2021. Seahawks rookie camp starting today and looking ahead to the talk with Millen later.

Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins Softy and Dick to discuss Jarred Kelenic’s and Logan Gilbert’s debuts, the atmosphere in the ballpark, expectations for their early careers, Julio Rodriguez’s status and if we could see him in the bigs, the rebuilding timeline and expectations for the rest of 2021 and 2022, two new players going on the IL today, concerns about Evan White’s hitting, the vaccination rates within the team and in the area.

Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins Softy and Dick to discuss Jarred Kelenic’s and Logan Gilbert’s debuts, the atmosphere in the ballpark, expectations for their early careers, Julio Rodriguez’s status and if we could see him in the bigs, the rebuilding timeline and expectations for the rest of 2021 and 2022, two new players going on the IL today, concerns about Evan White’s hitting, the vaccination rates within the team and in the area. Takeaways from the Dipoto interview and comments on being competitive in 2021. Seahawks rookie camp starting today and looking ahead to the talk with Millen later.

In Blue 42, Brock Huard discusses what the "truth" Pete Carroll kept referencing when discussing the Russell Wilson situation is, what the Seahawks don't want to see happen in tonight's draft and whether it's true that there aren't any "great needs" for the Seahawks in the draft. Then, M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins the show to discuss yesterday's disappointing loss, and the growth and development of Rafael Montero, Evan White and Justin Dunn. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Blue 42, Brock reacts to breaking news that Aldon Smith has signed a one year deal with the Seahawks and discusses whether they might draft a CB higher than the third round for the first time ever. Then, M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins us ahead of today's double header. He discusses the impressive start to the season for Kyle Seager and Yusei Kikuchi, prospects we could potentially see called up this season and injury updates for Kyle Lewis and Evan White. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Blue 42, Brock Huard discusses whether a D-linemen will lead the team in sacks this year, if the Seahawks will stay at just three picks heading into the draft and what the 'Seahawks way' is. Then, M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins the show to discuss his thoughts on the start to the season and give the latest information on injuries to Jake Fraley, James Paxton, Kyle Lewis and Evan White. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Montage hyping up Mariners opening day & reflecting on highlights from 20-30 years ago. Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins Softy and Dick to discuss the tear-down and building back up with the new roster, what Opening Day is like for him, when we will know that the team has turned the corner, what he saw from a short season last year, what players like Kelenic and other young guys are doing now before Tacoma, trades for Trammel and France paying off today, Mitch Haniger season coming up after major injuries, Kyle Seager’s transition and role being the veteran of the team, expectations for the year. Old MLB themes on television, discussing Dipoto’s comments on young players on team.

Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins Softy and Dick to discuss the tear-down and building back up with the new roster, what Opening Day is like for him, when we will know that the team has turned the corner, what he saw from a short season last year, what players like Kelenic and other young guys are doing now before Tacoma, trades for Trammel and France paying off today, Mitch Haniger season coming up after major injuries, Kyle Seager’s transition and role being the veteran of the team, expectations for the year.

Montage hyping up Mariners opening day & reflecting on highlights from 20-30 years ago. Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins Softy and Dick to discuss the tear-down and building back up with the new roster, what Opening Day is like for him, when we will know that the team has turned the corner, what he saw from a short season last year, what players like Kelenic and other young guys are doing now before Tacoma, trades for Trammel and France paying off today, Mitch Haniger season coming up after major injuries, Kyle Seager’s transition and role being the veteran of the team, expectations for the year. Old MLB themes on television, discussing Dipoto’s comments on young players on team.

Mariners G.M. Jerry Dipoto joins Chuck and Bucky to discuss the latest from spring training, the way the team has responded to the Kevin Mather situation, the injury to Jarred Kelenic, standouts from camp and more. The top eight stories of the day every day on The Ocho. And should, and will, the Seahawks add to the roster at tight end in free agency?

In Blue 42, Brock Huard answers questions about whether the Seahawks need to make a statement of support for Russell Wilson and how this year's unique free agency period could help or hurt the Seahawks. Plus M's GM Jerry Dipoto joins the show to discuss Jarred Kelenic's development, the postponement of the Triple-A season and Justin Dunn's progress. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chuck and Bucky discuss more of the Mariners reaction to Kevin Mather's comments from Tuesday ahead of out interview with Jerry Dipoto. Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins Chuck and Bucky to discss the fallout from Kevin Mather's comments to the Bellevue Rotary that led to his resignation, the trickle down effects its had on players and the organization and how the team moves forward. And what would the trade value for Russell Wilson be if he were available?

Talking Mariners with 710 ESPN Seattle's Shannon Drayer and James "Boy Howdy" Osborn is back looking at the latest news and M's topics. Covered in the podcast are the MLB and MLBPA negotiations, highlights from the Mariners Virtual Baseball Bash, when Jarred Kelenic could debut, whether Seattle should have been involved in the Nolan Arenado trade, and what moves GM Jerry Dipoto could make before spring training starts in a few weeks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Times beat writer Ryan Divish and columnist Larry Stone discuss what Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto had to say in his media session during the first day of the team's virtual baseball bash, including expectations, payroll and more.. The podcast also includes full audio of Dipoto's media session.

Mariners insider Shannon Drayer and James "Boy Howdy" Osborn are back to discuss the latest about the M's and news around baseball. Topics include: - The Marlins hiring Kim Ng in Miami as the first woman to be an MLB GM - Theo Epstein stepping down as Cubs president of baseball operations - What the slow start to the Hot Stove season means for the Mariners - What would it take for GM Jerry Dipoto to make an unexpected move - Robinson Canó's suspension and if it impacts money the Mariners owe the Mets See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fresh off of a nice awards season for the Mariners, GM Jerry Dipoto joins Tom, Jake, and Stacy at the start of hour two. What does Kyle Lewis' Rookie of the Year award mean for Seattle's rebuild? What are the Mariners' plans for the offseason going into 2021? He lets you know. On the Timeline, one MLB managerial hire is already blowing up in the team's face. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Times beat writer talks with prospect analysts/writers Eric Longenhagen of Fangraphs and Kyle Glaser of Baseball America about the Mariners recent prospect hauls at the trade deadline and the state of their farm system. Also audio of GM Jerry Dipoto's post trade deadline media session.

In this episode, I spoke to my good friend Sam Presley (Twitter: @slamuelpres) about his favorite team, the Mariners. We discussed Jon Miller and Dave Niehaus as announcers; the Mariners trend over the last few decades; Sam's first memories at the King Dome; Jay Buhner's impact on the team and the turf; the Mariners' amazing 1995 run to the playoffs; Sam's admiration for Hall of Fame DH Edgar Martinez; the impact of Ichiro's signing in 2001 on the franchise; the promise of the 2002 season before Moneyball happened; the promise of the Mariners' prospects and GM Jerry Dipoto's vision for the franchise; how the evolution of baseball toward the home run, strikeout, and walk has created market inefficiencies for certain skill sets and made it difficult to watch in its current state; Sam's outlook on the Mariners for the current season; how COVID will affect the validity of this season; how a society that is fully functioning is the one that deserves sports; named Kyle Lewis and Jered Kelenic as feared players for Giants' fans in their 4 games vs. the Mariners; Sam names which prospects he expects to get MLB appearances this year out of the great crop of youngsters in the organization; Sam's analysis of Dipoto's view on pitchers and how Logan Gilbert and George Kirby fit that mold; how pitchers' strength could be built up as the season goes on, and famous creative uses of pitchers in postseason situations; some fun baseball stories of the recent past; some memories of our classmate Patrick Wisdom; and finally a hope for the future of baseball in Seattle. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Patriots signed 31-year old QB Cam Newton to a one-year, incentive-laden deal. The former MVP is still rehabbing from foot and shoulder injuries, but his agent said he is :"checking out well" and eager for his next opportunity. The NFL also fined the Pats $1.1 million and a draft pick for filming the sideline of a 2020 Bengals/Browns game. NFLPA Director DeMaurice Smith was critical of players hosting workouts with teammates including QBs Tom Brady and Russell Wilson, saying those workouts went against union advice regarding COVID-19 health and safety. Later in the hour, Mariners manager Scott Servais and M's GM Jerry Dipoto both speak on Spring Training 2.0.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How will the Mariners be able to keep their rebuild on track and what will it look like in a 60-game season with comments from GM Jerry Dipoto. The newest update in our Mariners simulation. And One Last Thing.

Bill O'Brien continues his head-scratching moves as Texans acting GM, by trading for Rams WR Brandin Cooks. The Rams will absorb a big dead money hit, but the Texans essentially swapped DeAndre Hopkins for Cooks. Why swap a generational WR for a good one? UFC 249 was cancelled yesterday, despite Dana White's insistence earlier this week that the April 18th event would proceed. Why did ESPN choose to intervene? Is it greedy to push for sports to return considering the current global climate? Later in the hour, Angie Mentink on what she's learned re-watching classic Mariners games. GM Jerry Dipoto speaks on how the team is communicating during quarantine and their overarching focus on process.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Times beat writer Ryan Divish and columnist Larry Stone discuss the Mariners pre-spring training luncheon, including the news of Mitch Haniger needing surgery and missing spring training. Also audio of GM Jerry Dipoto, manager Scott Servais and director of player development Andy McKay and their press conferences from the luncheon.

For the last time this NFL season, we are live from the Central Bar and Restaurant in Bellevue all afternoon. Today was Media Day for the Mariners as we finally approach the beginning of the 2020 season. We learned a lot today, including the latest on Mitch Haniger who likely won't be back until the beginning of the regular season with a core injury. Jerry Dipoto again said the team isn't likely to make the playoffs this year, but is heading in the right direction with player development. We bring on the GM himself to explain exactly where the team is, and what we can expect this season and beyond.

For the last time this NFL season, we are live from the Central Bar and Restaurant in Bellevue all afternoon. Today was Media Day for the Mariners as we finally approach the beginning of the 2020 season. We learned a lot today, including the latest on Mitch Haniger who likely won't be back until the beginning of the regular season with a core injury. Jerry Dipoto again said the team isn't likely to make the playoffs this year, but is heading in the right direction with player development. We bring on the GM himself to explain exactly where the team is, and what we can expect this season and beyond.

For the last time this NFL season, we are live from the Central Bar and Restaurant in Bellevue all afternoon. Today was Media Day for the Mariners as we finally approach the beginning of the 2020 season. We learned a lot today, including the latest on Mitch Haniger who likely won't be back until the beginning of the regular season with a core injury. Jerry Dipoto again said the team isn't likely to make the playoffs this year, but is heading in the right direction with player development. We bring on the GM himself to explain exactly where the team is, and what we can expect this season and beyond.

Danny, Dave, and Moore are joined by Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto for another edition of the Jerry Dipoto Show. This week, the guys discuss the Mariners decision to promote top prospect Jarred Kelenic to Class A Modesto. Also, with the MLB Draft just a few days away, Dipoto shares what kind of characteristics the Mariners organization look for in evaluating draft classes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto joins Danny, Dave and Moore and shares how the team plans to use Felix Hernandez and Kyle Seager upon their returns from injury, thoughts on Daniel Vogelbach and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins Danny, Dave, and Moore of their weekly conversation to discuss the guidelines of when to call up a prospect to the big leagues. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Mariners are off to a blistering start not just by team standards but by MLB ones, too. Did the front office expect things to go this well? GM Jerry Dipoto joins Danny, Dave, and Moore to answer that as well as whether this start will cause the team to re-examine their expectations in the season's early months.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto is back for the first Jerry Dipoto Show of the year with Danny, Dave and Moore, and they have plenty to discuss from the team's franchise-record start to Ryon Healy and Daniel Vogelbach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB.com's Alyson Footer (@alysonfooter) and Mariners reporter Greg Johns (@GregJohnsMLB) discuss if there are moves to be made by GM Jerry Dipoto before Spring Training begins. Plus, the excitement builds for camp with new faces, including Yusei Kikuchi and Mallex Smith, joining the club for 2019.

Shannon Drayer and Boy Howdy discuss M's GM Jerry Dipoto's prospect-for-prospect trade, Edgar Martinez in the Hall of Fame, and take an in-depth look at how the M's can compete in the AL in 2020. *Note: This is an audio-only version of a video podcast, which you watch at https://mynw.me/2RornSX* See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After trading for Edwin Encarnacion, could the slugger be moved again? MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Mariners reporter Greg Johns go over the latest move and what it means for the team's payroll flexibility. GM Jerry Dipoto is back in the office after a health scare during the Winter Meetings. Plus, could they make a play for Japanese lefty Yusei Kikuchi and veteran Troy Tulowitzki for roster depth?

Scott Servais speaks to the media at the Winter Meetings in Las Vegas and talks about the recent moves made by GM Jerry Dipoto, including trading away his closer. Plus, he hopes for a strong season from Felix Hernandez, who struggled for most of 2018.

11-28-2018 Passed Ball Show- John opens this show up with a little recap of what worked in Ohio State's surprising blowout victory over Michigan. Ohio State clearly held back their entire game plan for Michigan for the entire season. College Football has the strongest rivalries in all of sports. Baker Mayfield should have acknowledged his former coach after the Browns victory over the Bengals this past Sunday. It was not Hue Jackson's decision to leave the Browns- he was fired. Because of that, he should not be vilified for choosing his next job. Similarly, Mayfield's decision to leave Texas Tech for Oklahoma was for his own good and under no circumstances be an indictment of Baker. Robinson Cano is likely to be traded by the rebuilding Seattle Mariners, but GM Jerry DiPoto needs to stick to his guns and get the trading team to take Cano's contract in full as part of the deal. Jacoby Ellsbury has no trade value and if he is dealt, it simply means Yankees GM Brian Cashman bullied another team into taking him. John then talks about a couple football fights that reminded him of two unpopular middle school students being baited into a fight with the popular kids just laughing at them. Finally, in "Nobody's Listening," John reminds to viewer that everybody makes inappropriate comments. Maybe it is time to cut people some slack.

Seattle gets three prospects, including highly-ranked Justus Sheffield, from the Yankees after trading pitcher James Paxton to New York. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Mariners reporter Greg Johns break down the trade and discuss when the new additions will make an impact for the team. Plus, what other moves could GM Jerry Dipoto have in store for the club?

After a brief hiatus, the Mariners and GM Jerry Dipoto force us to come back and talk about the hot stove season. Mike Zunino is no longer a Seattle Mariners catcher and Mallex Smith is the new CF. We break down the deal and what it could mean going forward.Is this the end for Dee Gordon? Who could be moved next? What is the Mariners plan? We discuss all this and more on this episode of the Sodo Mojo Podcast!Read our content at sodomojo.comFollow us on Twitter @sodomojoFS or on Facebook!Join our Discord to talk Mariners with staff and fans! https://discord.gg/Sd5x8zY

After a brief hiatus, the Mariners and GM Jerry Dipoto force us to come back and talk about the hot stove season. Mike Zunino is no longer a Seattle Mariners catcher and Mallex Smith is the new CF. We break down the deal and what it could mean going forward. Is this the end for Dee Gordon? Who could be moved next? What is the Mariners plan? We discuss all this and more on this episode of the Sodo Mojo Podcast! Read our content at sodomojo.com Follow us on Twitter @sodomojoFS or on Facebook! Join our Discord to talk Mariners with staff and fans! https://discord.gg/Sd5x8zY See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB.com's Darwin Zook and Mariners Reporter Greg Johns weigh in on the course of action GM Jerry Dipoto may take to put together a team that could make a deep postseason run. Plus, Mariners hire Paul Davis as their pitching coach and Lou Pinella named to the Hall of Fame Today's Game Era ballot.

MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Mariners reporter Greg Johns discuss how GM Jerry Dipoto will handle the offseason needs for the team, including free agent Nelson Cruz. Plus, what can the club expect from Felix Hernandez as he enters the final year of his contract?

The Mariners off-season has officially begun. GM Jerry Dipoto held his end of year press conference and didn't rule out anything this off-season except a total tear down. On the podcast, we discuss the possibilities of trading James Paxton or Jean Segura, as well as if Nelson Cruz will return in 2019. Finally, we give our postseason predictions? Who do we think will win the World Series? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Mariners off-season has officially begun. GM Jerry Dipoto held his end of year press conference and didn't rule out anything this off-season except a total tear down. On the podcast, we discuss the possibilities of trading James Paxton or Jean Segura, as well as if Nelson Cruz will return in 2019. Finally, we give our postseason predictions? Who do we think will win the World Series?

Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto talks to Danny, Dave and Moore about the team's nice run over the past two weeks and what the future may hold for Daniel Vogelbach, who has been a part of that nice run.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming off the Mariners' season-best eight-game win streak, GM Jerry Dipoto talks about how Scott Servais' managerial style has worked perfectly. He also discusses Marco Gonzales' breakout season and Ariel Miranda's release.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the Mariners 20 games over .500 heading into a huge series with the Red Sox, GM Jerry Dipoto joins Danny, Dave and Moore to talk about Seattle's most surprising players and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are back with part 2 of the Sodo Mojo Outfield review. This time we are joined by Nick Lee of Emerald City Swagger, East Village Times and of the Legion of 12 Radio Podcast! Nick and Colby take a look back at the Mariners outfield in 2017. Was it accepetable? Surprisngly good? Dissapointingly bad?The guys also dive into what GM Jerry Dipoto should be looking to add for 2018. Could the Mariners make a splash by adding some young power? Or could the Mariners spend big and bring in Lorenzo Cain? We discuss it all on Episode 3 of the Sodo Mojo OffSeason Pod!

MLB.com's Mark Feinsand chats with Mariners executive vice president and general manager Jerry Dipoto about his path to Seattle, Mike Trout's contract, how the Mariners can catch the Seahawks and why more players haven't gone the front-office route.

The Mariners fall to the Tigers. Bullpen Banter with Robinson Cano and GM Jerry Dipoto visits.

The Mariners had a rocky weekend series against their divisional foe. Despite being behind in the standings, MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Mariners reporter Greg Johns break down why fans shouldn't lose hope just yet in Seattle, as well as what Mariners fans can expect from new GM Jerry Dipoto in his first Draft at the helm for the club.

The guys are joined by 12th man rising editor Keith Myers to discuss the state of the Seahawks. Plus the guys preview Monday night's game vs the Lions.   The Mariners have hired a new GM Jerry Dipoto, will he turn this franchise around? How far is this Mariners team from going to the playoffs? Plus Buy or Sell Will the Patriots go undefeated? Will the Arizona Cardinals win the NFC West? Will Colin Kaepernick be benched by the end of the season? Plus NFL week 4 game picks Final Rants and more