The Mariners stay hot with a series win over the Red Sox, and we're breaking it all down on Episode 82. Ben Williamson continues to impress with his bat, J.P. Crawford is finding his groove, and Donovan Solano's struggles raise questions about his role moving forward. We dig into key moments from the series, individual player performances, and what this momentum could mean heading into the next stretch.

In this episode of Keep It Electric, we break down the Seattle Mariners’ three-game series against the Cincinnati Reds, highlighting key performances, missed opportunities, and what stood out as the team continues its road trip. We also dive into the growing speculation around the Mariners' infield—what’s not working, who could be on the move, and one early trade scenario that might actually make sense. With the season heating up, Seattle may not wait until July to make a change. Tune in for all the insights, analysis, and trade talk you won’t want to miss.

The Mariners are off to a 3-4 start.  We dive into Jorge Polanco’s early-season impact—his bat is booming, but the glove’s been shaky. Plus, prospects Ben Williamson and Harry Ford are making serious noise and could be MLB-ready sooner than expected. Are they the spark Seattle needs?

Cal Raleigh just secured the bag, and we’re breaking down what his extension means for the Mariners’ future. Plus, with the MLB season on the horizon, it’s time for my full standings predictions—who’s rising, who’s falling, and which teams will surprise us in 2025.

Logan Gilbert gets the Opening Day nod, Rowdy Tellez makes a strong case for the Mariners’ roster, and Seattle partners with Nintendo in a big way.

Tremayne talks about surprise candidates to break camp with the Seattle Mariners. Also, why he expects J.P Crawford to have a successful 2025 campaign.

Tremayne breaks down the impact of Andres Munoz potentially adding a kick changeup to his pitch mix

Tremayne gives his take on Logan Gilbert testing new pitches. Maintains his excitement about Lazaro Montes, and makes his case on why Jesse Hahn could break camp on the Mariners opening day roster.

Tremayne runs down the list of must-haves in order for the Mariners to succeed in 2025. Also lists his breakout candidates!

Tremayne talks about the Mariners running it back with a very similar roster for the 2025 season. Also a surprising dark horse to look after during Spring Training.