Brady dedicates much of the show to the idea that the Mariners could trade for Tarik Skubal this offseason. What are the three things that you need to think about with regards to a potential deal, and should the Mariners really be willing to put their chips in the center of the table here?

Also, we're joined by Freddie Coleman of ESPN Radio for a fun conversation and Justin Hollander is putting the full-court press on publicly for Josh Naylor.

Brady talks with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney for their weekly conversation about how real the Mariners-Tarik Skubal trade rumors are and much more, including the market for Jorge Polanco and the projections for Josh Naylor.

Also, can Dan Wilson win Manager of the Year, and what did he think of Julio Rodriguez not winning a Gold Glove?

Brady is back on a Tuesday, talking about the end of the World Series and if he feels any better knowing that the Blue Jays fans suffered a worse heartbreak than the Mariners fans did.

Furthermore, he talks about the cautionary tale that Mitch Garver provides heading into this offseason and much more, including Dan Wilson's chances to win Manager of the Year.

He also delivers a PSA to M's fans who are looking to trade Luis Castillo, Randy Arozarena and JP Crawford.

And he's joined by FOX 13 Sports Director and 3-time Jeopardy champion Aaron Levine, who talks about his magical run on the legendary game show, the M's and much more.

Brady is back on a Halloween Friday, putting a bow on the John Stanton discussion from earlier this week, and then he talks about how the Blue Jays could cause the Mariners to change their offensive approach.

Furthermore, Brady wanted Bo Bichette on the Mariners, but now doesn't think so, but none of it really matters because Bichette will be priced out of the M's range.

Then, Tom Caron, who covers the Red Sox stops by to talk about the 2004 Red Sox turned the heartbreak of 2003 into a championship season. Can the Mariners replicate the formula?

Brady is back with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney, talking about his thoughts on the World Series between the Dodgers and Blue Jays.

Will the Blue Jays change the way that offense is built in baseball? How good has Yoshinobu Yamamoto been?

Furthermore, Cal Raleigh has captured two major awards now, does it mean anything with regards to the MVP? And is Brady making too big a deal of John Stanton not speaking at the end-of-year press conference?

Brady is back on a Monday night, talking about John Stanton's comments in the Seattle Times. Did they go far enough? Did they ultimately matter?

Also, how much money do the Mariners actually have to spend this offseason and what are the early contract projections on Naylor, Suarez and Polanco?

Also, we spoke earlier this month to Tacoma Rainiers broadcasters Andy Helwig and Rylee Pay, and now's the time to play them.

It's a loaded Friday episode as Brady breaks down some of the highlights from the end of year press conferences for Jerry Dipoto, Dan Wilson and Justin Hollander. We talk about the payroll situation moving forward and we're joined by Teren Kowatsch, our M's Roundtable Insider.

Also, where was John Stanton for all of this? 

Then, Brady continues to talk about the trauma of Game 7 and asks a psychological question about how it impacts people, and he's joined by the guys from the Marine Layer Podcast.

Brady is back on a Thursday with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney, talking about the pitching decisions in Game 7, how Dan Wilson can learn and grow, how the team will respond and much more, including if the Mariners could offer Jorge Polanco a qualifying offer this offseason.

Brady is back for the podcast he didn't want to do.

The Mariners season is over after a gut-wrenching loss in Game 7 of the ALCS. What are his emotions the day after? What was it like being there in person to see it live?

Then, how much blame does Dan Wilson get? What would Brady have done in the seventh inning? And what are the biggest things moving forward for the organization?

Also, we reflect on the positives of the season and Brady thanks the listeners and this community for helping this show grow and he explains the plan for the offseason.

The Seattle Mariners come back in an unbelievable Game 5 of the ALCS to move within one game of the World Series for the first time in franchise history.

Eugenio Suarez provides one of the biggest swings in franchise history and Brady is talking about the heroes, his fandom and the advantage the M's have in Game 6.