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Here at It's Never Sunny in Seattle, Dae Shik Kim Jr., Michael Ajeto, and Dustin Ryan talk about the Seattle Mariners from an analytics-informed perspective.
It hosts It's Never Sunny in Seattle, a sports show with 102 episodes published.
In this episode, Mikey and Alex describe the recent improvements by our Seattle Mariners, from approach to management to health and roster balance. And then they argue about whether it's good to hit the ball hard Join ou
In this episode, Mikey and Alex catch up on and share highlights from the Mariners since the trade deadline. They talk about what we have to look forward to, while trying to put the current struggles into perspective. We
In this episode, Mikey and Alex sum up the Mariners limited moves during an otherwise frenetic MLB trade deadline. Digging into roster and park fits for Taylor Ward and Seranthony Domínguez, we project how the rest of th
In this episode, Alex and Mikey call an emergency session to examine the Luis Castillo trade to the White Sox. Also, we react to Tarik Skubal falling into the Dodgers' Singularity of economic gravity Join the Discord and
In this episode, Alex and Mikey highlight the tweaks and success of Dom Canzone and Randy Arozarena, and break down Andrés Muñoz recent run of effectiveness, expanding on Mikey's recent BP article highlighting his return
In this episode, the gang analyzes recent performances by Randy Arozarena, Andrés Muñoz, and Kade Anderson, as well as doing a little retcon on the Robbie Ray/Luis Castillo narrative vortex. As usual, we talk about Mikey
In this episode, Mikey and Alex look at the Mariners' prominent picks in the 2026 MLB draft, reflect on the combine, and figure out what teams around the league might think of the Ms starters, and what they need to add i
In this episode, the gang chats about the state of the Mariners' roster heading into the All-Star Break, Cal Raleigh's struggles, and how analytics affect the fan experience,
In this episode, we answer questions from an overflowing mailbag, talk about Buddy Kennedy for 90 minutes (lie), Dan Wilson's managerial struggles, and the evolving situation with the starting rotation.
In this episode, the gang dips into the mailbag to talk Emerson Hancock and Andrés Muñoz, debates the most "not in universe" MLB team for the Mariners, and makes a trade with the 2001 Mariners. We discuss the team's over
In this episode, the gang dips into the mailbag to Create-A-Pitcher, offer some thoughts on Colt Emerson and Cole Young, and whether Luke Raley could outhit Rob Refsnyder against lefties just laying bunts down. The M's a
In this episode, the gang dips into the mailbag regarding questions on prospects Michael Arroyo and Kade Anderson, the future of Randy Arozarena and J.P. Crawford, and talk what makes a good loser team. They also discuss
In this episode, the gang returns with a new voice to talk about your Seattle Mariners and catch Mikey up after some time away from writing. On the honeymoon of Colt Emerson’s call-up, we talk about some of our early str
In this episode, Dae and Mikey break down the Mariners' game five over the Blue Jays inning-by-inning and look ahead to the next two games, and the next series. Also, [redacted] the Dodgers?
In this episode, Mikey and Dae return -- true to their bandwagon nature -- to recap the Mariners' playoff run thus far. They talk about game five implications against Detroit Tigers, and what to expect in the series fina
In this episode, Anders Jorstad of Lookout Landing and Meet At The Mitt returns to recap the long offseason that has transpired while the gang has been away. Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/nqy2nsRq
In this episode, Dae, Dustin, and Mikey talk about Cal Raleigh's comments about the Mariners' roster construction strategy, as well as Jerry Dipoto's polarizing comments about aiming to win 54% of the team's games on ave
In this episode, Dae and Mikey discuss Kirbygate from the other week, the race for the AL West crown and Wild Card, and give a vibe check on the status of their lineup and starting pitching. Follow the show and its hosts
In this episode, Dustin, Mikey, and Dae cover the waiver wire shenanigans that led to Dominic Leone's unimpressive return to Seattle. They also discuss extension options for Teoscar Hernández, roster moves around Jarred
In this episode, Dustin, Mikey, and Dae are joined by Jordan Shusterman of Fox Sports and Baseball Bar-B-Cast to discuss the Mariners' winning ways. The gang laments the shortcomings of the White Sox organization and rev
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