Roughly a Podcast

Brandon and Phil address the ASG buzz around Shohei Ohtani's looming free agency, provide their outlooks on the second half of the season, break down the Mariners' first four draft picks, provide the top-five most sick and twisted Alex Mayer stat bombs of the year, and much, much more.

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The boys talk about their baseball dreams and the very down and then very up week in Seattle. They also hash out the Trevor Gott trade and discuss future potential trades the Mariners might make. They end the pod with a wee bit of MLB draft talk and then discuss Shohei Ohtani's worth and the likelihood of him signing with the Mariners next season.

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In their most Creed-heavy episode to date, Phil and Brandon discuss "Country Roads" emergence into the season and other Mariners' news and notes. Then they get rate this season on a 1-10 scale, break down what's wrong with our large adult son Jarred, and check in on how well MLB's rule changes are working so far. 

Notes:

• Get 25% off your first order at ElmCoffeeRoasters.com with promo code ROUGHLY at checkout
• The 'adjacent' tweet
• Follow us on Twitter @RoughlyAPodcast
• Marlins Will Soar

Phil and Brandon finally return to talk about the M's after a maddening stretch of baseball. They talk about some nice things, including Bryan Woo's brilliance and Teoscar Hernandez's nice lil June. But mostly this is a podcast ranting about this team's terrible addiction to strikeouts. After the rant, they do a breakdown of Eric Byrnes' electric cameo he gave for Phil's birthday. 

Notes:

• Get 25% off your first order of coffee at ElmCoffeeRoasters.com with promo code ROUGHLY at checkout
• Eric Byrnes' cameo page
• Follow us on Twitter @RoughlyAPodcast

Brandon pulls a Juan Solo and breaks down a 6-1 week against the lowly A's and plucky Pirates. Then he touches on Julio Rodriguez's recent success, Tayler Saucedo's saucy performance, and Houston/Texas being big scary bad boys in the AL West.

Notes:

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The caballerbros talk about the two fallen birds in the MLB this week, how bad the Oakland A's are, how bad this Mariners' offense can be, and the ascendance of Jose Caballero.

Notes:

• Stathead
• Fangraphs
• The 1889 Louisville Colonels
• The Ryan Divish story about the Mike Leake trade
• Use the promo code ROUGHLY to get 25% off your first order of Elm Coffee Roasters 
• Apply to Chipola Junior College

Brandon and Phil check in on their new stat (KPOP do not steal!), make wishy washy statements about how good the Mariners are, dig into the Atlanta Braves' secret sauce, and peep down on the farm.

Notes:

• Baseballsavant.com for the K and POP stats
• Use promo code ROUGHLY at checkout to get 25% off your first order at ElmCoffeeRoasters.com
• The Wheelhouse Podcast with Jerry Dipoto where the roughlies come from

The lost episode has been uncovered! Phil and Brandon discuss playing through a bloody sock game, their new stat (do not steal or copyright), Bryce Miller's early excellence, Jose Caballero's like/hateability, and much more!

Notes:

• Eno Sarris' Stuff+ Rankings on Bryce Miller's fastball
• Ryan Divish's Twitter
• Follow @RoughlyAPodcast on Twitter

Phil and Brandon jump on the mics after the M's swept the hapless A's. They discussed the team's eventful last couple of weeks, bid adieu to Tommy La Stella, say HELLOOOO to Bryce Miller, and play good cop/bad cop with this season's outlook. 

The fellas rejoice over Jarred Kelenic's breakout week, describe what it feels like to watch Luis Castillo at the peak of his powers, and let Gabe Speier sit with them at the cool kids table. 

Notes:

• Use promo code ROUGHLY at checkout at ElmCoffeeRoasters.com to get 25% off your first order of Elm's coffee. 
• Erin Rowley's story about Vance Akres operating the roof at T-Mobile Park
• Mark Simon on Teoscar Hernandez's early season defense 
• The Anthony Bass tweet