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Seattle Mariners fan podcast hosted by two folks north of the 49th parallel
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To Love a Mariner
If the Seattle Mariners had a clear roadmap for the 2026 season, it's been abandoned by now – whether due to injuries, underperformance, or prospects knocking at the door. Eric and Jamie discuss aspects of Plan A that haven't panned out, as well as various attempts to improvise Plan B – including J.P. Crawford moving to third, and the controversial "piggyback."
To Love a Mariner
CW: This episode contains discussion of anti-Black police violence. The Seattle Mariners are off to a lackluster start, but poor performance isn't all that can test one's fandom. Jamie and Eric discuss what it means when baseball players hold worldviews drastically different from one's own. In the second half, Brock Pytel (Doughboys, SLIP~ons ) joins for the 2nd annual TLAM Standings Draft.
To Love a Mariner
The Seattle Mariners are about to kick off their 2026 season! Eric and Jamie process what it means to be a consensus top AL West pick, then indulge in an annual TLAM tradition. This time Claire Jones joins to help look back at last year's players no longer in the organization, and to ask the question: where are they now?
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The Seattle Mariners are preparing for their 50th season, but 2026 also marks the 25th and 30th anniversaries of M's home videos Sweet 116 and You Gotta Love These Guys , respectively. Jamie and Eric react to Rick Rizzs' retirement announcement, then embark on a VHS odyssey with return guest Amanda Lane Cumming ( NW Baseball History ). This one's for the cinema lovers.
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Midway through the offseason, the Seattle Mariners have re-signed Josh Naylor and acquired Rob Refsnyder, Jose Ferrer and Andrew Knizner. Eric and Jamie gauge relative levels of excitement, then chat with Steven Blackburn about the saga of the Etsy Witch. The episode concludes with the results of the 2025 Standings Draft.
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