The Mariners are on a roll, and it's not just their winning streak that's got everyone talking. This episode of the podcast delves into the team's recent resurgence, and what might be behind it. From the impact of the piggyback rotation to the emergence of young stars like Cole Young, the conversation covers it all.

The hosts discuss the team's improved defense, timely hitting, and lights-out bullpen. They also touch on the platoon situation, and whether it's working or not. With the trade deadline approaching, they consider what the team might need to take it to the next level. And, of course, they can't resist talking about the young players who are making a big impact, like Cole Young and Colt Emerson.

One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of playing players in positions where they can succeed. The hosts argue that the Mariners are doing just that with Luke Raley, who's thriving against right-handed pitching. They also discuss the potential impact of adding a player who can hit both lefties and righties, like Byron Buxton.

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The hosts discuss the Mariners' current standing in the American League West, where they're currently tied with the Athletics for first place. They also touch on the team's pitching rotation, specifically the decision to go with a six-man rotation, which has sparked some debate among fans and analysts. The hosts weigh in on the pros and cons of this strategy, considering the potential benefits of keeping Luis Castillo in the rotation and the risks of disrupting the team's momentum.

The conversation also turns to the team's offense, highlighting the impressive performances of Luke Raley and Randy Arozarena. The hosts discuss the importance of these players' contributions to the team's success and how they've adapted to their roles. Additionally, they touch on the topic of platooning, specifically the decision to remove Luke Raley from the lineup against left-handed pitchers.

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Chuck and Anders are here with the debut of Stove 30, the regular season edition of the podcast.  What have we seen in the first month of baseball for the Seattle Mariners?

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In this episode of Stove, Chuck Powell gives his takeaways after the week he spent at spring training.  The guys also give their thoughts about what might be some concerns for the Mariners in 2026, and they wrap up with thoughts about the WBC and how it fits into the MLB schedule.

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In this episode of Stove, Luke Arkins joins the conversation, sharing his thoughts on the team's roster and the potential impact of the young players. They discuss the infield, outfield, and pitching staff, as well as the challenges and opportunities facing the team this season. With a focus on the team's championship window, Chuck, Luke, and Anders give their 2026 season predictions.

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In this special edition of Stove, the Mariners offseason podcast, hosts Anders and Chuck break down the team's significant offseason move, acquiring Brendan Donovan from the St. Louis Cardinals. They discuss the trade's implications, weighing the pros and cons, and how it affects the team's roster and future prospects. Chuck shares his thoughts on the trade, comparing it to the deal for Eugenio Suarez, and they dive into the potential benefits and drawbacks of the move. The conversation also touches on the team's overall offseason strategy and how it sets them up for the upcoming season.

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In this episode of Stove, Chuck and Anders dive into the slow-moving Mariners off-season, discussing the Dodgers' and Mets' aggressive spending and its impact on the league. They question the fairness of the current system, where teams like the Dodgers can spend "fake money" on top players without consequences. The guys also touch on the Mariners' possibility of trading for Brendan Donovan. They weigh the pros and cons of giving up prospects for Donovan and discuss the team's overall prospects, which are still looking strong despite some recent drops in rankings.

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Anderson Hirst and Chuck Powell are back with another edition of "Stove".  They break down the addition of Rob Refsnyder and why the market is moving so slowly this time around.  Where can the Mariners pivot to now that Ketel Marte is supposedly staying in Arizona?

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In this episode of the Stove podcast, Chuck and Anders dive into the latest Mariners news, discussing Jorge Polanco signing with the Mets and the potential implications for their infield. They also weigh in on the recent signing of Andrew Knizner as the team's backup catcher and speculate about the future of Mitch Garver's role with the team. The guys also discuss the current state of the right field position, with Victor Robles and Dom Canzone potentially forming a platoon, and give one wish for the holiday season.

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Anders and Chuck are back and have a Mariner move to react to: Harry Ford was traded to Washington for Jose Ferrer.  Does this move make the Mariners better in 2026? Are the Mets in a tailspin with the losses of Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz? We survey the options at second and third as the rumor mill surrounding Jorge Polanco has gone quiet.

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