Today, Mahal breaks down two potential trade targets that have been of hot discussion due to recent rumors swirling around the Mariners. The first is second baseman Nico Hoerner who Mahal breaks down and explains why he doesn't see Hoerner as a realistic option. Last, Mahal explores St Louis Cardinals reliever Jojo Romero.

On today's episode, Mahal shares his third and final offseason plan of the year. With just under a month until pitchers and catchers report, Mahal gives the two moves he thinks the Mariners could make and explains why fans should feel more than good about the team if they do so.

Today, Jeff joins Mahal for the first time in the New Year and they look at the year ahead. Mahal poses 6 questions about the year for Jeff and in quizzed about what Mariners have recieved Cy Young votes. Finally, the duo each grade the current offseason and explains what they do or don't need for the offseason to be an A.

On today's episode, Mahal dicsusses four free agent bats that the Mariners could turn to if they cannot acquire a Brendan Donovan tier or better hitter.

In the final episode of 2025 Mahal does an award show for the year including a starting rotation of the best moments in Mariners baseball in 2025

On today's episode, Mahal is joined by Jeff as they discuss the signing of Rob Refsnyder before exploring whether Eugenio Suarez is a fit for Seattle in 2026 and discussing Mariners ownership.

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On today's episode, Mahal dicusses the impact of Jorge Polanco signing with the New York Mets and profiles three guys that the Mariners could trade for as a pivot move from Polanco.

On today's episode, Mahal is joined by Jeff on a new bi-weekly segment. The pair discusses Alex Bregman to the Mariners among a few other rumors that popped out of the Winter Meetings, before talking about Dominic Canzone, and exploring how good Josh Naylor's contract is and playing a game about the past 10 years of 1B for the Mariners.

On today's episode, Mahal breaks down the perfect fit of Steven Kwan for the Mariners and why his defense alone would make him a massive upgrade for the Mariners.