40 in 40: Domingo González, A Man Caught Between Worlds
Since I was a young child, I’ve had a deep pre-occupation with outer space, particularly the solar system.…
40 in 40: Cole Young, model child
Cole Young is here for a reason. Young made his MLB debut on May 31, 2025, after a…
40 in 40: George Kirby tried something new
The grass isn’t always greener. The skies, famously, aren’t liable to be much bluer elsewhere either. George Kirby…
Seattle’s Newest Reliever Alex Hoppe Has Intriguing Potential
In mechanical engineering, it’s common knowledge that Contraptions (sometimes referred to informally as “Machines”) are fed by Fodder.…
40 in 40: Ryan Loutos is just like us
Outside T-Mobile Park, at the corner of Edgar and Dave, a small crowd gathers. They wear well-loved King’s…
40 in 40: Yosver Zulueta looks for the light
Spring training: when the sunlight is bright and falls upon certain players more than others. A new pitch,…
40 in 40: Randy Arozarena, Designated Hitter
All baseball thought experiments coming from know-nothings outside of the organizations (like me) suffer from a lack of…
40 in 40: Andrés Muñoz is doing all that’s asked of him
If given the option to choose any player to throw the final pitch of the season for the…
40 in 40: Meet the new Matt Brash (but don’t get too used to him)
We thought we knew Matt Brash—a slider-slinging, fastball-fueled thrill ride of dominance and destruction with the occasional meltdown…
40 in 40: Blas Castaño, Schrödinger’s Castaño
It is March 9th, 2026. Blas Castaño is getting A-side bullpen reps for the Mariners while some of…
40 in 40: You’ve Gotta Hand It To Miles Mastrobuoni
I’ve never viewed myself as a Miles Mastrobuoni truther. With all due respect, I’m not sure that many…
40 in 40: J.P. Crawford is our shortstop
This is J.P. Crawford’s last 40 in 40. Crawford is the longest tenured Mariner. He came to Seattle…