JP Crawford taking grounders at third base to be a 'Mariner for Life'

Mariners trade fits on the MLBTR top 35 Trade Candidates and also the MLB Draft

I am joined once again by Harrison Crow of American Soccer Analysis, who much like me was churned out the bottom of the Seattle Sports blogosphere years ago. We have started doing these Mariners podcasts weekly and they have been fun. This week we talked about the MLB Trade Rumors Top 35 trade candidate list, and how each candidate may fit the Mariners wants and needs. We also briefly talked about the MLB draft and how the Mariners performed.

The Mariners Piggyback and Six Man Rotation have been AWESOME!

Today Casey is joined by Harrison Crow, a reformed Mariners blogger turned Soccer Analytics Nerd, to talk about their first love, the Seattle Mariners. The six man rotation and piggyback have turned the Mariners pitching staff into the league's best staff since Bryce Miller was called up, and significantly unburdened the bullpen, all while the fanbase loses its mind because it is unconventional and the team has struggled to win games. We also talked about Dan Wilson and the promotions of Lazaro Montes and Michael Arroyo.

Comedian Round Table: Seahawks Edge Saga, Russ Retires, NBA Finals thoughts, Mariners Pitching Struggles

Today we talk about the Rams trading for Myles Garrett, the Seahawks extending Derrick Hall, Russell Wilson retiring, the perfect NBA Finals matchup for a Sonics fan, and the Mariners pitching struggles.

Should the Mariners extend or re-sign JP Crawford with Harrison Crow

Now that JP Crawford has shown willingness to take innings at other positions, has he extended his career with the Mariners? Harrison Crow thinks so.

JP Crawford taking grounders at third base to be a 'Mariner for Life'

The Mariners have had a problem at shortstop this year because of JP Crawford's defense. Crawford has been a beloved Mariner since they traded for him, and has been productive at the plate. By reports, he's a popular clubhouse guy, and his future represents a really difficult decision for the Mariners, who may not have a roster spot for Crawford in 2027.