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In which the Ms are sloppy on defence, they ground into 3 double plays and are pushed to the brink. 

In which the Ms hang in there with gritty defence, Eugenio Suarez cements himself as a legend in the Pacific Northwest for centuries to come and they find themselves with an opportunity they've never had in 49 years. 

In which the Ms get done they way they did the Jays at home, the game 1 pitching match-up resets, and we watch on with bated breath. 

In which we briefly and ineloquently explain our hiatus, sweep through an entire year's worth of baseball in a few minutes and get right down to business previewing Game 4 of the ALCS featuring YOUR Seattle Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays. 

In which the Ms salvage the series with an entertaining win, but Julio hurt his ankle and Ty France is cut from the team leaving a lot of lineup uncertainty going forward. 

In which the Ms yet again fail to get many hits or runs and thus do not convert a quality start by George Kirby into a victory and officially fall out of first place in the division, a Sunday Bryan Woo start is all that stands between the Astros and a road sweep of the Ms. 

In which the Ms re-enter the fray with a loss to the Astros that drop them out of first place in the division, but George Kirby takes on Framber Valdez tonight in Seattle and that's a must watch game, so we will watch it.

In which the Ms lose the last game before the All-Star break in the same way they lost the previous game, but somehow maintain the division lead, we also do a deep recap of the halfway point standings. 

In which the Ms lose a second straight one run game to the Angels, mercifully the Rangers won and we hope to hell that Logan Gilbert can get us a win going into the break. 

In which the Angels walk off the Ms in 10 innings, George Kirby gets the ball on Saturday night to bring the ship under control and the division lead is down to 1 game. 

In which the Ms utterly dominate the Angels, we feel invincible but know that a tougher opponent awaits us tonight and the show just keeps getting better, you should listen. 

In which the Ms strike out a typical 13 times and win by scoring only twice on 4 hits because that's how we do, and we also talk Friars, the Murph and one of my fav Bartolo Colon moments.

In which the Ms are so freaking back baby. Cal and Julio hit so well. Logan Gilbert demonstrates his All-Star credentials and Gregory Santos impresses in his debut. 

The sundrenched Canadians made their way happily back over the border after the Ms couldn't hold on in the rubber match, Ms have a 2-game series with the Friars up next and the divisional/wild card picture is starting to come into focus. 

In which the Ms fall short in a comeback attempt, Julio leaves with a hamstring issue, and Cuban Yariel Rodriguez gets his first win of the year for the Jays. 

In which the Ms hold off the Blue Jays at home in front of a host of hosers, Castillo was dynamite, they bring back Emerson Hancock from Tacoma for game 2 and divisional rivals keep making up ground.

In which Julio gets off the schnide and so do the Ms, winning the final game against the Os, they then turn their attention to the swarm of Canadians heading down I5 to Seattle

In which the Ms bats remain in hibernation despite their pitching giving them every opportunity to win games, Cal goes yard which felt good, and we briefly touch on the AL All-Star team. 

Ms drop 4th straight series, Houston moves to 3.0 games back, big series with Baltimore looms. 

In which the Ms lose at home, they look to bounce back Sunday, and divisional opponents win and lose. We keep it snappy. 

In which Cal cements his status in the hearts of Ms fans everywhere, we get ready to face a former top prospect and it's always nice when the Astros lose. 

In which we thank the good lord for a victory, George Kirby delivers a trademark performance and get the heck out of Florida. 

Ms lose the finale against the Guardians, we look to get the heck out of Cleveland and down to Miami for three games against a beatable NL opponent, but not before learning about the Grand Rapids Furniture Makers of 1899

In which the Ms lay an egg in Cleveland, Umpire Doug Eddings doesn't know his arse from his elbow, the Ms briefly achieve a mark of success they've only tasted once before, and we talk minor league transactions for a depleted bullpen. 

In which we pay tribute to the late, great Willie Mays, the Ms win a good one to start things off in Cleveland, and the Astros suffer a defeat on the southside. 

The Ms clear the dust out of T-Mobile Park with the brooms on Sunday, Tyler Locklear makes a strong case for staying with the big club, and the NL wildcard race is going to be really interesting. 

In which the Ms run into some trouble late against Texas, but get out of it, Josh Rojas has an excellent night at the plate, George Kirby takes care of his end and we look ahead at an opportunity for a sweep this afternoon. 

In a very speedy episode, we recap the 3-2 Ms win from last night, tee-up the Wizard of Westchester's start tonight and look around the Majors from Friday. 

In which Tyler Locklear has an impressive home run against a very impressive Garrett Crochet, but the Ms strike out 19 times and drop the finale, and we preview a key series against the Rangers. 

In which a couple of solo home runs punctuate an otherwise excellent pitching matchup, Victor Robles continues to not impress me much, and the out of town scoreboard is quite favourable. 

In which Cal Raleigh comes up large again in the late innings, congratulations are in order for Dylan Moore, and the Mariners front office has a quick trigger on the DFA'd gun. 

In which Cal Raleigh crushes a walk off grand slam, Luke Raley bunts like a madman, and the smattering of scores on the Monday night go the Mariners way.