Vintown Mariners Podcast

The Mariners season hasn't finished the first month so the results aren't that big of a worry yet. What is worrying is some of Dan Wilson's early decision-making and seemingly ignoring the analytics team.

The 2025 Seattle Mariners are going to be good. Vince shares his excitement for the upcoming season with a look at a very winnable April. Plus, goodbye forever to Mitch Haniger, a great Mariner despite 2024.

Football season has ended, and spring training is just around the corner. The planes have yet to touch down in Arizona, but there's no better time to dive into predictions for the 2025 Seattle Mariners. Vince plays Prediction Bingo with 24 predictions for the Mariners season, including five about Julio. (Spoilers: He's going to be awesome.) You can also watch the Vintown Mariners Podcast o...

POLO IS BACK! That's right, the Mariners have their third baseman. It's Jorge Polanco. It's fine, I guess. There's no need to be mad because the move perfectly follows the rules set out in the Seattle Mariners Guide to Winning. Vince lays out how this team has always operated and will always operate.

The Seattle Mariners signed a competent Major League hitter, but is it enough? Probably not, but it's still a good move that improves the team. Vince discusses Donovan, Miles, Hunt, and the offseason in general. Plus, "I hate the Mariners". Read "What the Mariners are thinking" by Vince on Substack Follow the podcast on YouTube

The Seattle Mariners are in for a mostly boring offseason, and that's a good thing. Despite what some may tell you they don't have to do much to return to the playoffs in 2025. A brief rant about the grifters ignoring evidence and pushing things that won't happen before Vince looks at the 2025 roster and the players he thinks the Mariners should target for maximum positional flexibility. Every 202...

The Seattle Mariners 2024 season is officially over. Instead of complaining about the team we didn't have because of ownership and the front office, Vince looks at the team we did and why it still ultimately fell short. All the usual reasons to be mad are still there, but this team should've made the Wild Card. Plus, Macklemore! Watch the podcast on YouTube!

The Seattle Mariners are still very much in the playoff race and the final twelve games are huge. A look at what needs to happen to get them there. Then Vince reads some of the best Mariners writing this year and calls rich people demons a bunch of times. READ: It's all over now, baby blue by Colin O'Keefe Vintown Mariners Podcast on YouTube

The Seattle Mariners' playoff hopes are slim but they are not zero. 6.9% to be exact. (Mostly because of the other teams.) A look at their chances over the next eighteen games and what they need to do to make it.

Is Jerry DiPoto too toxic to stay as the Seattle Mariners President of Baseball Operations? He's done a lot of good things, but it might be time to go a different way. Plus, early Dan Wilson takes and the key to making the playoffs is revealed. https://www.youtube.com/@vintownmarinerspodcast

The Seattle Mariners have fired manager Scott Servais and hired Dan Wilson as his replacement. Why was Scott Servais fired? Did he deserve it? Who else is to blame? More importantly, can the Mariners still make a run in 2024? Follow the vintown Mariners podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vintownmarinerspodcast

Does anyone know the difference between process and results? Stop trying to fire Servais because you don't like the results. Then Vince makes the argument the best is still yet to come for the 2024 Mariners.

A successful trade deadline puts the Mariners back in the driver's seat, but they still could've done more. https://www.youtube.com/@vintownmarinerspodcast

Vintown looks at the end of Ty France. Is it the latest evidence that Jerry Dipoto is washed? Possibly! Check it out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vintownMarinersPodcast

Vintown looks at the Mariners' hitting philosophy - it's not bad they are just bad at it. Also, T-Mobile Park is bad for hitting, standings thoughts, and the MVP Machine. Now available in video format on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/@vintownMarinersPodcast

Best win of the season, Julio's back, Polanco talk, and more trade targets. Plus, Logan's parents love Bryce Miller more than him.

There's a Mariners related trade rumor that doesn't make much sense. A Jared Kelenic vs. Julio Rodriguez comparison brings up conflicting emotions. Also, the sky is not falling.

Offense is pretty cool. The Mariners should try and have one this season. Also, a look at the offseason moves at the midway point.

Losing sucks, but don't overthink it. Julio is so unlucky. Haniger might be done. Don't sleep on Jorge Polanco.

The Mariners need another bat, but finding one that fits is harder than it may seem. Vince looks at who they will and won't trade with, what position they should look for, and some big names they might target.

Scott Servais is a good manager and I don't think he gets enough credit.

Oh great, another Mariners podcast. In this episode, vintown tries to justify the existence of another Mariners podcast and explains why this one might be different. Then he gets into his brief history as a Seattle Mariners fan. Intro: Mariners Fight Song Outro: New Wave by Against Me