Seahawks Weekly

Aaron Goldsmith and Gary Hill take a look at the Mariners farm system with Assistant Director of Player Development Emanuel Sifuentes, they talk to Mariners Pitcher Anthony Misiewicz, and they look forward to the 2021 season at T-Mobile Field with Mariners Director of Marketing Mandy Lincoln.

Aaron Goldsmith and Gary Hill talk to Mariners Pitcher Marco Gonzales on getting the opening day starter honors for the third year, and they look at a strange MLB off season with Kyle Glaser of Baseball America.

Gary Hill and Rick Rizzs congratulate Mariners First Baseman Evan White on winning a Gold Glove award in his rookie season, they talk to Mariners Infield Coach Perry Hill, they look back on the history of the team with long time Mariners beat writer Greg Johns following his retirement, and they check in the Mariners Insider Shannon Drayer.

The Hot Stove Report is back! Mariners Broadcasters Gary Hill and Rick Rizzs get you ready for the 2021 Mariners Season with Mariners General Manager Jerry Dipoto. 

Bob Stelton is joined by Mariner GM Jerry Dipoto, rookie of the year Kyle Lewis, and manager Scott Servais to reflect on this last season and look ahead to the next.

Mariners insider Shannon Drayer and 710 ESPN Seattle's James "Boy Howdy" Osborn are back to talk the latest on the M's and the baseball offseason. Gary Hill of the Mariners radio broadcast team joins in for a discussion about how to build a championship pitching staff and how that is changing in today's current game. Plus they look at the Mariners' bullpen and the available arms Seattle could go after, why Mitch Haniger's return in 2021 couldn't be timed better, an under-the-radar player for the M's who could be a trade asset and more.

Mariners insider Shannon Drayer and James "Boy Howdy" Osborn are back to discuss the latest about the M's and news around baseball. Topics include: - The Marlins hiring Kim Ng in Miami as the first woman to be an MLB GM- Theo Epstein stepping down as Cubs president of baseball operations- What the slow start to the Hot Stove season means for the Mariners- What would it take for GM Jerry Dipoto to make an unexpected move- Robinson Canó's suspension and if it impacts money the Mariners owe the Mets

Mariners insider Shannon Drayer and 710 ESPN Seattle's James "Boy Howdy" Osborn are back to break down the unusual 60-game M's season, discuss the big questions going into the offseason and set things up for the hot stove.

Baseball is inching ever closer to its return and 710 ESPN Seattle's Mariners insider Shannon Drayer catches up with James "Boy Howdy" Osborn to chat about the 60-game season and how prospects will be developed during 2020. Speaking of prospects, Shannon also chats with 2020 draft picks Zach DeLoach and Kaden Polcovich, who Seattle took in the second and third rounds, respectively.

In the latest Mariners Insider Podcast, Shannon Drayer discusses ongoing talks between MLB and MLBPA on baseball returning and also chats with Mariners prospects Jake Fraley and Austin Shenton.

In the latest Mariners Insider Podcast, Shannon Drayer talks about the latest proposal of MLB's return, and also talks with 710's James "Boy Howdy" Osborn and Mariners minor league coordinator Tony Arnerich.

In the latest Mariners Insider Podcast, Shannon Drayer catches up with pitching prospect Justin Dunn, discusses the reports of MLB's return, talks KBO baseball with a longtime fan of the league and also chats with Texas Rangers beat writer Evan Grant on how the coronavirus is impacting Texas.

In the latest Mariners Insider Podcast, 710 ESPN Seattle's Shannon Drayer catches up with Mariners Hall of Fame pitcher Jamie Moyer, Seattle utility man Tim Lopes and former M's beat writer Kirby Arnold.

Shannon Drayer catches up with even more members of the Mariners organization as she talks to the voice of the Mariners, Rick Rizzs, catcher Tom Murphy and relievers Art Warren and Carl Edwards Jr.

In the midst of the shutdown, Shannon Drayer is still able to catch up and talk Mariners baseball with 710's own James "Boy Howdy" Osborn, Mariners outfield prospect Branden Bishop as well as legendary center fielder Mike Cameron.

The MLB season is delayed, but that doesn't mean there's no baseball to talk about. Shannon Drayer catches up with Mariners Radio host/producer/engineer Gary Hill as well as Mariners reliever Matt Magill. Shannon also talks to Melanie LeGrande, MLB's vice president for community responsibility, about the "Silver Slugger" program, an online resource for parents who are currently homeschooling their children.

Hour 2 begins with Mike Blowers sharing his thoughts on the Astros cheating scandal and how this could impact baseball this upcoming season. Shannon Drayer joins the show from Peoria to share what she has seen from prospects like Logan Gilbert, Jarred Kelenic, and Julio Rodriguez. Joe Doyle of Lookout Landing joins the show to talk about what he expects from J.P. Crawford, and who he thinks the Mariners will target in the 2020 MLB Draft. 

Aaron Goldsmith, Gary Hill, and Mike Blowers have the latest on the Mariners as Spring Training has gotten underway. Mariners catcher Tom Murphy joins the show to talk about his offseason and how hitting coach Tim Laker impacted him last season. Tim Laker then joins the show to talk about the confidence of Jarred Kelenic and Julio Rodriguez, and who he is most excited to work with this season. Andrew Simon of MLB.com stops by to talk about some advanced metrics in baseball.

Rick Rizzs, Ryan Rowland-Smith, and Gary Hill are joined by Trevor Gooby, Senior VP of Baseball Operations, joins the show to talk about the new additions to T-Mobile Park for this season. Greg Johns of MLB.com joins the show to talk about the new additions to the Mariners this offseason, including outfielder Carlos Gonzalez joining the team. We conclude the show with some clips from Ryan Rowland-Smith's conversation with Marco Gonzales. 

Rick Rizzs, Ryan Rowland-Smith, and Gary Hill get you ready for the Mariners reporting to Spring Training tomorrow. Infield coach Perry Hill joins the show to talk about the potential of guys like JP Crawford, Evan White, Shed Long, and Noelvi Marte. Sam Dykstra of MLB.com joins the show to talk about which Mariners prospects he has his eyes on this season.