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Seattle Mariners backup catcher battle: pick your pony

One of the things about having a more established team is there are fewer spring training roster battles. Backup catcher isn’t exactly the most glamorous position, especially when backing up one of the league’s more famous iron men, but it is one of the things we have to watch this spring alongside the yearly bullpen […]

Seahawks News 2/22: Where will the Seahawks offense go from here?

In Today’s Links: free agency, in all its nuance, how the Seattle Seahawks D became historic, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and his contract expectations, draft talk, and a bit more. It’s a lean Sunday. Hope yall are well. Thanks for being here. Go, ‘Hawks! Seahawks News Seahawks exclusive rights free agents – Seaside JoeTy Okada and George […]

Emerson Hancock picks up 4 strikeouts in 2026 Spring Training debut

It’s all still here. The Mariners played their second game of Spring Training on Saturday, the first of 33 consecutive Saturday games in 2026. There was noticeably less excitement around the blogosphere for this matchup, the novelty of the new season already faded, laying bare the sloppy, non-competitive play of February baseball. But it was […]

Spring Training 2026, Game #2: Thread

And we’re back. Yesterday we got our first taste of Mariners baseball for 2026 , which is a great milestone to mark off the calendar. The pomp and circumstance may be somewhat lesser today, but we do get our first reminder for the steady rhythm of the season: the Mariners play every Saturday from now […]

Who has the hardest schedule in the NFC West?

In theory the Seattle Seahawks should have the hardest schedule in the NFC West next year because they won the division, but the L.A. Rams might have it harder than anybody. Rams give up a home game The Rams are the team giving up a home game in 2026, hosting the San Francisco 49ers in […]

Seahawks News 2/21: Will Coby Bryant stay or go?

In Today’s Links: lots on the free agency situation for our beloved Seattle Seahawks, 2025 team season awards, Coach Macdonald is back to work, draft talk, Jaxon Smith-Njigba wants a lot of dough, Robert Turbin, and more! Happy Saturday. Go, ‘Hawks! Seahawks News Kenneth Walker III free agency – Seaside JoeThe Seahawks should franchise tag […]

Why isn’t Trevor Larnach a Mariner?

I’ve been saying it all offseason. Larnach is redundant and unnecessary with the Twins’ current roster construction. Let’s get more specific this time. Larnach is a perfectly good bat with a knack for hitting with runners in scoring position. He’s very limited defensively and on the base paths which is fine for other teams to […]

Mexicans Abroad: How to Watch

MLS Hirving ‘Chucky’ Lozano – San Diego FC – Is still signed with the team but will not play.  Hector Herrera – Houston Dynamo vs. Chicago Saturday February 21, 2026 – 5:30 PM PT/7:30 PM CT/8:30 PM ET – Apple TV Eredivisie Mateo Chavez – AZ Alkmaar vs. Sparta Rotterdam Sunday February 22, 2026 – […]

2026: Spring Training Game #1: Open Game Thread

One upshot of the Mariners’ deep playoff run in 2025 is that fans have been gifted with the shortest offseason in Mariners history. It’s been exactly four months since Game 7 of the ALCS. Those four months have contained multitudes: a rollercoaster of emotions, the stages of grief, one of the most exciting free agent […]

40 in 40: Cal Raleigh is ignorant

Instead of writing about Cal Raleigh’s 2025 season, I’d like to show you a few pitches that caught my attention. April 17, bottom of the tenth The Mariners had stormed back in the ninth inning to tie the game and send it to extras (thanks to a Cal Raleigh home run), which meant that Cal […]