Episode 28: The Mariners host a crucial 3 game series against the Boston Red Sox who hold the second AL Wild Card spot. Monday Mojo also debates who the Mariners should keep or let go for next season, potential September Call-Ups, Week 1 Fantasy Football and plenty more.

Episode 27: Just 25 games left in the MLB regular season and the Seattle Mariners are still in the playoff hunt, standing 3 games back of the Boston Red Sox in the AL Wild Card Race and trailing the Houston Astros by 4.5 games in the AL West. Sobba and Zweifel preview a big week for the M's who enter an upcoming road trip in Houston followed by a home series against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The duo also praises the Mariners for extending general manager Jerry Dipoto and manager Scott Servais plus Kyle Seager's hot bat.

Episode 26: Monday Mojo lands its first interview with a current player in the Seattle Mariners organization: Julio Rodriguez! Julio is the M's top prospect and ranked as the No. 2 overall prospect in the MLB. (Begins at 00:23:03) Rodriguez shares his experience of helping Dominican Republic win a bronze medal in baseball at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, ending the Mariners' postseason drought, surprise visit from his dad at The All-Star Futures Game, and more. The crew also debates who's the best looking player in the NFL. PSA: Buckle up and press play for our top episode so far.

Episode 25: Two comeback victories help the Mariners cap off a 4-2 record on their Texas road trip. The M's now head into a crucial two game road series against the Oakland Athletics this week. The Mariners currently trail the A's by three games in the American League Wild Card race. Sobba, Zweifel and Evan talk M's pitching rotation, Viva Ty France, implement a new segment and more.

Episode 24: Jason Churchill joins Monday Mojo for a lengthy but insightful discussion about the current state of the Seattle Mariners, Jerry Dipoto's future as General Manager, twitter battles with M's fans, why MLB Network needs a new direction, pros/cons of Seattle's sports broadcasters, and more. Churchill is the founder of 'Prospect Insider' and wrote for various newspapers, including The News Tribune and Seattle PI. He also worked for ESPN and CBS Radio.

Episode 23: After the Mariners lose a heartbreaking series against the New York Yankees and ready to give up on 2021, Zweifel has a breakthrough moment of hope while eating dinner at Applebee's. The Monday Mojo crew explains why Mariner fans need to just breathe and keep supporting a potential playoff run this season. Sobba also gives his final review on 'The Sandlot 3' and plenty more.

Episode 22: After one of the most thrilling victories in recent years against the Houston Astros, Mariners General Manager Jerry Dipoto stuns the entire city of Seattle and the organization by trading away the M's clubhouse leader/best reliever Kendall Graveman and Rafael Montero to the Astros in exchange for utility player Abraham Toro and reliever Joe Smith. The Mariners also acquire closer Danny Castillo from the Rays and Tyler Anderson from the Pirates. Max, Zweifel, Sobba and Evan grade Dipoto's Trade Deadline moves and discuss if they help the Mariners get to the playoffs.

Episode 21: The Seattle Mariners are just 1.5 games back in the American League Wild Card Standings after winning 3 out of 4 games against the Oakland Athletics. Max, Zweifel, Sobba, and Evan give praise to the M's Bullpen, Mitch Haniger, and project if Whit Merrifeld would make a great addition to the team. Monday Mojo secures its first sponsor just in time for a huge home series against the first place Houston Astros this week. Evan also tells the tale of his first career hole-in-one on the links.

Episode 20: Monday Mojo secures its first repeat guest of the podcast! In a lengthy interview, Joe Doyle from 'Lookout Landing' and 'Prospects Live' shares his thoughts on the 2021 MLB Draft for the Mariners. Where does first round pick Harry Ford fit in the farm system? Doyle also reveals if the Mariners should be buyers or sellers at the Trade Deadline and JP Crawford's future in Seattle. Sobba, Zweifel, Max and Evan also touch on the MLB All-Star festivities and the frustration of the M's battle with Covid-19 this season.

Episode 19: The Mariners finish the first half of the 2021 MLB Regular Season with a 48-43 record and still remain 3.5 games back in the AL Wild Card Standings. Max, Zweifel and Sobba heckle Yankee fans at T-Mobile Park. The gang makes another run at trying to get M's RHP Keynan Middleton on the podcast from outside the bullpen. Zweifel also lays out some interesting trade options for the Mariners as the deadline gets closer and plenty more.