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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.