We are back on a Tuesday after the Mariners went 4-2 over the most recent homestand. We talk about the style of play under Dan Wilson and why you have no choice but to be encouraged by it.

Then, Brady has been a defender of Jerry Dipoto but how did he feel after reading the Danny O'Neil story in the Tacoma News Tribune? Furthermore, Brady still doesn't think it's Dipoto's fault that Scott Servais found out he was being fired online.

Then, Danny O'Neil joins us to talk about his article, his thoughts on Jerry and more. And we react to the terrifying Ryan Divish comments on the "Marine Layer" podcast.

The Mariners have won three of four in the Dan Wilson-era! What are we noticing in terms of style of play and does this team have a higher entertainment value the last few days?

Also, now-former M's hitting coach Brant Brown had some interesting comments on a podcast recently about Julio Rodriguez's approach. What exactly did he say and what does Julio need to work on moving forward?

Furthermore, we have a new goal for this team before September 1? What is it?

AND... on Wednesday after the M's-Rays game, we're going LIVE with a podcast on YouTube. Find the link on Brady's "X" account @wdevradiobrady. 

In an emergency podcast episode, Brady discusses the M's acquiring Randy Arozarena of the Rays and why it's a good move on all fronts. But he does also discuss the questions that surround the move and what could come next.

Also, Tom Brew, longtime Rays Insider joins the show to break down Arozarena more thoroughly. 

In another episode of the "Refuse to Lose" podcast, Brady talks about his emotions at the end of a very tough week and he discusses how and why the Mariners are in this position.

Furthermore, many fans want Scott Servais and Jerry Dipoto, but does Brady agree?

And Brady checks in with Ben Ranieri of "Sea Level" and our Mariners on SI beat reporter Teren Kowatsch.

The Seattle Mariners lost one of their most infuriating games in recent memory and we take to the mic for a quick recap to get our frustrations out with all of you.

Brady reacts to the latest on the Ty France situation and has audio from France courtesy of our Mariners on SI reporter Teren Kowatsch! 

Then, he talks about the sense of urgency within the organization, the possibilities in front of the M's roster-wise now and more, including his change of heart on the trade market.

Then, Brady talks with Nathan Bishop, former managing Editor of Lookout Landing and Dome and Bedlam about the state of the M's.

Finally, Brady is upset that no one on the team is mad at the antics of Trey Cabbage, and we go around the bases.

As we come out of the All-Star break, Brady discusses what we need to see from the Mariners this upcoming weekend against the Houston Astros in a pivotal American League West showdown, and he also discusses what he doesn't want to see. 

Furthermore, Andres Munoz didn't pitch in the All-Star Game and Brady tells you why that's a big deal, and then are we ready to forgive A-Rod for shunning the Mariners yet?

Finally, Bryant Robinson of the "Welcome to the J-Rod Show" documentary joins us and we have some thoughts on the 2025 schedule, Adrian Beltre going into the Hall of Fame and more.

The Mariners limped to the All-Star break after losing three straight games to the Los Angeles Angels. Brady discusses the continued problem for the M's on offense, Scott Servais pulling Logan Gilbert early and the potential issues caused by a trade for Jazz Chisholm Jr.

Then, we talk with Robbie Faulk of ON3, who covers Mississippi State baseball. What are the M's getting in switch pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje, who they took with the No. 15 pick in the MLB Draft? 

And finally, we go around the bases on the All-Star Game, Ty France's future and more.

The Mariners have won three straight games since we last spoke and remain 2.0 games ahead of the Houston Astros in the American League West. We examine the biggest positives of the last three games, including Julio Rodriguez and Jorge Polanco's success, as well as feasting on inexperienced pitchers.

Plus, we talk with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney about the M's and discuss several key topics in a quick round of rapid fire!

In first episode of the "Refuse to Lose" podcast, Brady explores his biggest frustration with the Mariners' offense, as well as the future of manager Scott Servais. Then, Patrick from @MarinerMuse stops by and Brady goes around the bases with thoughts on Jorge Polanco, Victor Robles, Logan Gilbert and more.

This is the future of home the "Refuse to Lose" podcast, which will be released every Tuesday and Friday beginning on July 9, 2024.

Thursday was a very chaotic day in Mariners fandom as the team moved on from Scott Servais after eight-plus years as manager. We look at that decision, why it was necessary and what our feelings are on Servais's time and tenure.

Furthermore, why does Scott have to go but Jerry Dipoto gets to stay? Do we believe he's safe moving forward? And what about the decision to hire Dan Wilson as manager on a permanent basis?

Then, we're joined by Ty Buttrey, who played three big leagues with the Angels before joining the M's organization this season. What were his experiences with Servais and what does he think about the direction baseball has gone in?

And finally, Scott releases a statement on his firing and we react on-air.

The Mariners lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday, continuing a dreadful road trip. They are now 5.0 games back in the American League West and while the division is not technically out of reach, it feels that way.

We had a great guest lined up but they got sick so we have to re-schedule, so Brady just speaks from the heart about the losses, the road trip, the let down and so much more.

And in one piece of good news, the Mariners are going to the Little League Classic in 2025.

The Seattle Mariners were swept this week by the Detroit Tigers in embarrassing fashion and they've fallen to 3.0 games back in the American League West and further back in the wild card as well.

We talk about the dreadful series and more, including our reaction to a few comments made by local radio personalities about the M's.

Then, we talk about Julio's nagging ankle and who's really running the Mariners and Buster Olney of ESPN stops by, fresh off a trip to Seattle for Sunday Night Baseball.

Also, we go around the bases talking Colt Emerson, prospect rankings, Felix's perfect game and a financial situation which could hurt the M's further.

Brady is back on a Tuesday, talking about the Mariners sweep of the New York Mets and the impression they made on "Sunday Night Baseball."

Furthermore, we break down if the M's could win the wild card, in addition to playing for the AL West. And Victor Robles gets a much-deserved contract extension. We break down what it means for Robles, the team, and what questions we have left.

Then, we're joined by legendary Seattle media voice Mitch Levy of "Mitch Unfiltered" and our Mariners on SI reporter Teren Kowatsch.

Also, we take a spin around the bases talking Julio Rodriguez, history and more.

The Mariners are now 60-56 after taking down the Tigers, but do we feel better after Thursday's walk-off win or not?

Furthermore, after waffling a little bit recently, Brady has a confirmed take on the future of manager Scott Servais and then, we're joined by Patrick Dubuque of Baseball Prospectus. 

The Mariners just took two of three and we're feeling pretty good about where the M's are at with a 1.5 game lead in the American League West!

We talk about the Victor Robles story, both in terms of the now and the future. Could the M's work to lock him up early, and what would it do to the outfield if they did?

And then we're joined by Ty Dane Gonzalez of "Locked On Mariners" and Teren Kowatsch of our Mariners on SI team.

(Please note that we selected the wrong microphone for the interview portion of the podcast accounting for the different-sounding audio)

The newest episode of the "Refuse to Lose" podcast is out as Brady tells you about his trip to Boston to cover the M's and Red Sox, both from a baseball and non-baseball perspective.

Then, we talk about Scott Servais's decision to pitch to Rafael Devers on Wednesday and Mitch Garver says he's getting death threats for his poor play.

Finally, what's the latest on Victor Robles? We play the sound from the dugout!

Brady reacts to the Mariners getting pummeled by the Red Sox on Monday night and says this game is the closest he's come in years to blaming an ump for a loss.

Then, he reacts to the M's getting Justin Turner from the Jays and discusses other trade deadline deals around baseball. 

Finally, Rob Bradford from "Baseball Isn't Boring" joins to discuss the M's, his movement and what separates a good manager from a great one.

Brady declares the season over after a tough weekend against the Los Angeles Angels, but he says you should still watch the games and listen to the podcast.

He outlines things he's curious about the rest of the way and we sit down for a long chat with @MarinerMuse about the team now - and what's coming next.

The Mariners play the A's tonight, so we decided to release a little holiday episode today. Our next episode will be Friday as usual. 

Here's the skinny: The Seattle Mariners took the final two games in Oakland to move to 71-70 on the year. They are now just 4.5 games back in the American League West and are trying to give us all a sliver of hope.

We spent a good portion of this episode talking about why Jerry Dipoto shouldn't be back in 2025, and then the Mariners apparently decided to bring him back.

We're releasing the episode anyways, because it was awesome. We had on Adnan Virk of the MLB Network and Tom Caron of NESN, who have unique perspectives on what the Mariners are going through.

We also react to Ryan Divish's appearance on the Jason Puckett podcast.

It's Tuesday, and the Mariners are getting back into the playoff race. They are 4.5 games back of the Astros in the AL West and 3.0 back of the Twins in the wild card race.

Are we starting to believe again? Then, we talk about why the M's need to try to get Edgar Martinez back as hitting coach in 2025, and then we look at the team bringing back Jerry Dipoto.

Our own Teren Kowatsch from the Mariners on SI team spent Sunday in Everett with Colt Emerson, Laz Montes and Michael Arroyo. He calls in with his takeaways.

The Mariners have defeated the Houston Astros on Monday night in my favorite win of the season. We discuss what made it so special and the M's still-alive playoff chances.

Then, Cal Raleigh's dad, Todd Raleigh, joins the show to discuss Cal's season, his upbringing, his growth and so much more.

An in-depth conversation that you won't want to miss! Also, shoutout to the Arkansas Travelers, Laz Montes and Bryce Miller. 

We are back on a Friday, and I have to apologize for not being here on Tuesday. I lost my voice after a day of tailgating at the Seahawks-Patriots game and I share the stories from Foxboro.

Then, the M's are 78-75 and 2.0 games back of the wild card. We discuss the final nine games of the season, what we want to see and why this year has been so frustrating.

The Mariners also forgot how to run the bases over the last week. We discuss the TOOTBLANs against the Yankees and decide if Dan Wilson should take some blame for not having his guys prepared. And how much are people mad at Julio Rodriguez for it all?

Finally, congratulations are in order for a bunch of M's who made history this week. And hey, that Ohtani guy that the M's ignored in free agency is pretty good.

We apologize for publishing a few hours later than usual, but we had good reason as we get two great guests on the show!

We talk about last night's 5-4 loss to the Texas Rangers and why the M's season is over once again. Then, we talk about whether or not that was a season-defining loss for the M's or not.

Then, we're joined by Joe Doyle of OverSlot, who talks about the M's financial woes, potential off-season trade partners, and the best ways to build a baseball team. And we talk with Kevin Kugler of FS1, who called the game on Wednesday as Bryan Woo took a perfect game into the seventh inning.

Brady is back on a Friday discussing the Mariners being eliminated from the playoffs yet again. He discusses why this year was such a big missed opportunity for the M's and what the alternative facing them is.

Furthermore, he discusses how much blame ownership gets for all of this and who else deserves part of the blame pie.

Furthermore, sports radio host Mike Salk has angered fans with his recent comments, so we examine them and where they missed the mark.

Finally, Aaron Levine of FOX 13 joins the show to talk about his outspoken criticism of the organization and Victor Robles got some love from the MLB Network. Plus, the Arkansas Travelers won the title in the Texas League.

We are back after taking a week off to digest the end of the Mariners season!

We talk about the M's finishing up at 85-77 on the year and winning five of their last six games, but also about the missed opportunity the team had this season.

Furthermore, we discuss the comments by Jerry Dipoto and John Stanton at the end of the season and Brady reveals his new mantra for the M's offseason.

Plus, we take a look at some early questions for the offseason ahead.

We'll be honest.... the Mariners inactivity made it very difficult to podcast since the offseason began, but we are back for the first episode of 2025! We talk about this gut punch of the offseason, the proper team comparisons for the Mariners, the idea of trading Luis Castillo and much more.

We also have a great conversation with Nick Pollack of "Pitcher List" about Castillo's regression, and much more with five weeks to go until spring training. 

After a long offseason, we are finally back and ready for season two of the podcast, full-time!

Brady opens up by sharing some plans for the Mariners on SI team this spring, including his trip to Peoria next week for spring training. Then, he talks about the Mariners ownership issues, the plight of fans and the plight of Jerry Dipoto.

Furthermore, we are joined by former Baseball Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson, who talks about his relationship with Ichiro, and Brady talks about what made Ichiro so special to him.

It's also the 25-year anniversary of the M's trading Ken Griffey Jr. to the Cincinnati Reds and we discuss Mike Cameron's comments on the deal.

We are back on a Friday and Brady discusses why the M's should call the Boston Red Sox about a trade for a now-excess infielder.

Furthermore, Brady discusses Cal Raleigh's comments on Seattle Sports and how it shows that Cal is the team leader, and is bringing a much-needed urgency to the group.

Then, we talk with ESPN MLB Insider Tim Kurkjian about Brady's trade ideas, his memories of Ichiro/Ken Griffey Jr. and his expectations for Julio Rodriguez.

Finally, we heard Jerry Dipoto on the "Over Slot" podcast and it just re-affirms why Brady has always liked Jerry. Then, did you have any idea this former M's pitcher was still around? 

Brady is live in Peoria for spring training! He tells you a quick story about his travel tales and his lack of sleep before getting into Jerry Dipoto's controversial comments on 93.3 KJR that didn't turn out to be that bad.

Then, we talk about Rowdy Tellez signing an MiLB deal with the M's and Brady gives his observations from spring training's sights and sounds.

Also, next week we have TWO very big interviews that we're excited about and ONE big announcement that will change the way the podcast operates for the foreseeable future. And it's all GREAT news.

Brady is back on a Tuesday talking about Cal's relationship with Dan Wilson, as evidenced by Ryan Divish, and what that all means for the M's organization.

Furthermore, we talk about Matt Brash's return to the mound, Bryce Miller's growth, and Brady's trip to Peoria later this week. What's he looking forward to seeing?

And former Baseball Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson issues a clarification on something from last week's episode.

Brady is LIVE in Peoria for a quick, surprise episode of the podcast! The Mariners are 0-2 in spring training and really, only one thing is standing out to him: The M's aren't doing the little things well, which is what they are preaching.

But there is ONE specific sequence that stands out as a major positive for the group. AND, we have two major announcements and a major guest coming up on Tuesday's podcast.

Brady is back for a very special episode on his final day in Peoria. He tells you about the very positive future of the podcast and why it will get better and grow starting this week. Then, he tells you about his general experience at spring training and his thoughts on the M's camp as a whole. 

Furthermore, we hear from Donovan Solano, Logan Gilbert, Dan Wilson and Emerson Hancock. What's the latest on Jorge Polanco? And M's catcher Cal Raleigh joins the show!

Buster Olney of ESPN joins us for the first of our weekly Thursday chats!

In this episode, Buster relives the "Sunday Night Baseball" game in Seattle last season and talks about the industry perception of Jerry DIpoto. Furthermore, can the M's sign one of their young pieces to a long-term deal?

And what's the deal with Julio Rodriguez's slow starts? And can a hitting coach, or hitting coaches, really make that big a difference for the M's?

Brady is back on a Friday for the longest episode in Refuse to Lose history (we think)!

We talk about Kevin Seitzer's comments on Seattle Sports 710 and how much difference a hitting coach can actually make before moving into Buster Olney's comments on Julio Rodriguez's slow starts.

Then, we're joined by former Mariners OF and current M's coach Michael Saunders from spring training and Brady talks about the idea that the M's could limit Jorge Polanco's at-bats in order to save money.

Also, former M's utility player Willie Bloomquist stops by as he's now the head coach at Arizona State baseball, and Logan Gilbert talks about a possible extension on "Brock & Salk."

Brady is back on a Tuesday after the Mariners beat the Guardians in spring training action. He talks about his worry for Luis Castillo this season and his interest in how Castillo combats some worrisome trends.

Furthermore, Jorge Polanco plays finally, but will he be 100 percent by Opening Day? And Brady is joined by OverSlot's own Joe Doyle for a long conversation in two parts about some M's nostalgia, his fandom, amateur baseball and more.

Finally, the end of roster battle is heating up even more and the Mariners have two games on Apple TV before June 1 and Brady is irritated. 

It's a jam-packed Friday edition of the podcast, as we break down the interview from Jerry Dipoto in The Athletic and Justin Turner's scathing comments to USA Today.

Which interview is more important? More interesting? And what are the points out of the interviews that really matter? We break all of it down and we talk with former big-league All-Star Sean Casey, who now works with the MLB Network.

What are his memories of playing in the 2001 All-Star Game in Seattle and what does he remember about the Reds acquiring Ken Griffey Jr. when he played for them?

And, we round the bases, looking at some actual baseball things the M's did over the last few days.

Situated in Florida this week covering games for ESPN, Buster Olney stops by to talk about the viral comments from former M's infielder Justin Turner, the state of the M's spending and more, including Jorge Polanco not getting much action this spring.

Brady is back on a Tuesday, having a little memory lane about the 2020 COVID-era Mariners as we hit the five-year anniversary of the sports world shutting down. Do you remember some of these guys playing for the M's at all?

Then, Mitch Garver and George Kirby are injured - how worried should we be?

And, we're joined by M's two-way prospect Grant Knipp, who was named to the "Spring Breakout" roster for this Friday.

We're joined by ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney for our usual Thursday interview, as he talks about Julio Rodriguez's hot spring training and the adjustments he's made at the plate. Furthermore, we talk about Edgar Martinez's role as hitting coach, Andres Munoz's perception around baseball and the Jerry Dipoto interview in The Athletic from last week.

Brady is back on a Friday as we are inside one week until Opening Day. The Mariners have an obnoxiously big jersey patch now, but Brady only cares about one thing.

Furthermore, is Rowdy Tellez getting too much grief, and how does he impact the rest of the lineup? Also, Greg Amsinger of the MLB Network had some interesting thoughts on Dan Wilson vs. Scott Servais.

Brady sits down for his weekly conversation with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney to talk about the M's losing their dominance in the Japanese market, the new partnership with Nintendo and how much that matters and the decision to start Logan Gilbert over Luis Castillo on Opening Day.

Furthermore, we talk about Mitch Haniger's roster spot and how teams view high-priced but struggling players, and George Kirby's injury since he hasn't started throwing yet.

With now less than 10 days until the Mariners opener, Brady is back, talking about the team's 7-17 record in spring training and how much it matters. Then, he talks about the team's loss of the Japanese market that they used to have cornered.

Furthermore, what do the M's do with Mitch Haniger and his roster spot as the final roster battle ensues, and how nervous are we about the bullpen? 

Then, our friend Patrick @MarinerMuse stops by to talk Haniger, his memories of the COVID Mariners, bullpen battles and much more.

Also, Tai Peete and Jurrangelo Cijntje put the world on notice during the spring breakout game. 

The Mariners and Diamondbacks were postponed on Thursday so we react further to our most recent interview with Buster Olney. Should we be more worried about George Kirby's injury and what are evaluators saying about Julio Rodriguez this spring?

Also, how much does comfort matter for Jorge Polanco and Mitch Garver in year two?

Then, Mariners on SI reporter Teren Kowatsch joins us from spring training to talk about the battles for the last spots on the roster, the Kirby update from the team and talking with M's prospect Felnin Celesten.

As promised, I'm back for a second episode of the day, with this one explaining more about my trip to Seattle. What did I see, did I have any down time? What's it like behind the scenes as you cover a team daily, and who did I meet? Furthermore, we play some of the audio from the trip, including from Dan Wilson and Cal Raleigh. Also, why are Suzyn Waldman and a guy from the A's postgame show taking shots at the M's?

Brady is jetlagged as all hell from his trip back to the East Coast after spending five days in Seattle, but he's got takeaways from the M's 2-3 start, including all the reasons why it's so disappointing. However, there are a few things that have gone well.

Furthermore, the Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers are out to a 3-0 start and we're joined by the broadcast duo of Andy Helwig and Rylee Pay for a special conversation.

Also*** Brady is putting out a special second episode on Tuesday with more about his trip to Seattle specifically, whereas this focuses on pure baseball.

Brady is back with a special Opening Day edition of his talk with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney! The two talk about the opening series with the Athletics, the impact of the Cal Raleigh contract extension and if it helps lock up some of the young pitchers too. Furthermore, they talk about if Julio Rodriguez could leave CF to preserve his health, and they discuss the release of Mitch Haniger.

Brady is back for the last episode of the offseason! With spring training now behind us, it's off to Seattle where the M's will open up with the A's for a four-game series.

We take a look at the decision by the Mariners to release Mitch Haniger and relive some of Haniger's best moments in Seattle. And we wonder, did Haniger want to be released?

Then, Brady says the Mariners will win the American League West, but he's not the only one. Who else is buying in?

And former big league reliever Dan Winkler stops by to talk about his career, some M's adjacent storylines and his job at Driveline Baseball, a Seattle-based company that is all the rage among offseason training.

Brady is joined by ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney for their weekly chat about the Mariners. Seattle is out to a 3-4 start and the offense looks like a problem again, so what's going on? Also, after Garrett Crochet signed a massive contract extension with the Red Sox, what does that mean for a possible deal for Logan Gilbert and George Kirby?

And, an A's broadcaster took a shot at Julio Rodriguez recently, so we ask Buster how Julio is perceived throughout the game, and how good are the Giants, who the M's play this weekend?