Brady is back on a Friday, talking about his takeaways from the 16 different Mariners who will play in the World Baseball Classic. What does this mean for the likes of Colt Emerson and Cole Young? How about the M's starting rotation? And why isn't Matt Brash playing? 

Also, we are joined for an incredible conversation with Bob Kendrick, the President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. He talks Seattle Steelheads and much, much more.

Brady is back on a Thursday with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney, talking about the M's acquisition of Brendan Donovan, why it works and what questions still remain.

Also, some people want the Mariners to move J.P. Crawford to third base for Colt Emerson. Why won't that happen? And does Buster think the Seahawks will win the Super Bowl behind his guy Sam Darnold? 

Brady starts the show with a tangent about why he hates Super Bowl media night and tells his "Dante Fowler story." Then, the M's have finally acquired Brendan Donovan. What does it mean for the team in 2026? Did Seattle give up too much and what are the things that actually concern Brady the most in this deal?

Then, we're joined by M's Roundtable reporter Teren Kowatsch, who talks about his takeaways from M's Fan Fest over the weekend, and the Mariners are bringing back the Steelheads jerseys. What do we think?

And why the Logan Evans injury has Brady nervous moving into 2026, and what it means for the roster.

Brady is back on a Friday as we are just two weeks away from spring training! He talks about the news that Rick Rizzs is retiring at the end of 2026 and shares some of his Rick Rizzs memories. Then, he talks about if it's time to bring back Eugenio Suarez and the questions that it still entails. Also, what's the situation with the M's depth pitching options?

And, we're joined by Dallas Stars radio host Michael Dixon to talk about his M's fandom and much more.

***It should be noted that the Dixon interview was taped before the Rizzs news, so we couldn't ask him about it.***

Brady is back on a Thursday to talk with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney about the impending retirement of Rick Rizzs, the leadership of Cal Raleigh, the M's recent additions on the pitching staff, Brendan Donovan and if the M's should be bringing back Eugenio Suarez yet.

Brady is back on a Monday night with more parallels between the Seahawks and the Mariners, and he's calling on Seattle sports fans to get greedy in the wake of the Seahawks success.

Also, he's joined by Maury Brown (@BizballMaury) of Forbes for a talk on the baseball labor issues at hand and what's coming in 2027. And what's the M's plan for Cooper Criswell? 

Brady is back on a Friday, talking about the M's only having four prospects in the Baseball America Top 100. Does it matter, truly? And we talk about the Rangers big trade for MacKenzie Gore, early concerns about the bench and the acquisition of Dane Dunning.

And Joe Doyle, the founder of Overslot Baseball stops by to talk prospects, King Felix, labor issues in relations to the draft and much more.

Brady talks with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney about the Rangers acquiring MacKenzie Gore and what it means for the Mariners. Also, how does Buster feel about the M's bench heading into 2026, and does the M's drop in the Baseball America prospect rankings actually mean anything? 

Brady is back for a longer-than-usual episode on Monday, talking about if the Seahawks playoff run will have any affect on the Mariners moving forward. Let us explain.

Then, we talk about if Felix Hernandez really feels like a Hall of Famer and how the requirements for the Hall are changing - in a good way. Also, Brady unpacks some of the labor issues around baseball and is joined for a fun talk by the Tablesetters Podcast guys (Devin and Steve).

Brady is joined by Brad Adam of Mariners TV for a rare Saturday conversation. How special was the 2025 season from his vantage point? What is he looking to accomplish each time he is on TV? And what will M's TV broadcasts be like going forward? And how emotional was the final ROOT Sports broadcast ever?