Mariners Weekly with Anderson Hirst

Stove is back for 2024 and Chuck Powell and Anders Hirst try to predict a successfull off season heading in to the 2025 season and what that would look like...including some blockbuster trades.

Chuck Powell hosts the 47th annual "Mariners havent been invited to the World Series" podcast as we recap the 2024 season with the Molly Whop boys: Nathan Bishop and Chris Crawford, and then the former players join as Bucky Jacobson and Steven Souza jump in.

Anders is riding solo today and goes over the previous windows to add to the team since the 2021 trading deadline, and using revisionist history, grades the decisions made.  He also takes a look at some of the possible trade targets the mariners can think about and ranks how each would increase the ceiling.

Dick Fain from the Softy and Dick show to talk about the 2 series between the Yankees and Orioles, Julio getting moved down in the lineup, possible trade targets, and much more.

Chuck Powell joins the show again and we talk about the MVP's at the quarter point of the season.  How urgent should the mariners be with regards to making trades?  If you could only choose one position to upgrade what would it be?

We're back for season 2 but under a new name!  Mariners Weekly with Anderson Hirst kicks off with a familiar face as Rory Brown joins once again to talk about the 1st place Mariners and their good start to the season.  Ptching has been absolutely fantastic, offense has been concerning, what will change first?

Luke Arkins, author of Mariners Consigliere joins the show to talk about the Mariners off season: how confident to be in the Mariners staying healthy, the 3B position, if the team added enough offense, some predictions for the season, the Ohtani situation and much more.

Chuck and Anders return in the latest edition of "Stove" and the big discussion is the health of the Mariners bullpen going into the season.  They also get into the debate between adding to the team via free agency vs via trade, and how much should you care about spring training stats?

Chuck Powell and Anders Hirst give their offseason grades for each trade, look forward to the season as spring training is here, and maybe some predictions thrown in there...