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The Marine Layer Podcast is just a couple of guys spinning their thoughts about the Seattle Mariners, Major League Baseball, banning the bunt, and whatever else they decide to talk about. Whether it be in-season, off-season, postseason, or anywhere in between, this podcast has you covered. Hosted by TJ Mathewson and Lyle Goldstein Follow TJ on Twitter: @tjmathewson Follow Lyle on Twitter: @Lyle_Goldstein Follow the podcast on Twitter: @MarineLayerPod Find us on social media: https://linktr.ee/MarineLayerPod
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Marine Layer Podcast gives Mariners fans sharp, detailed context on roster choices, player development, and the MLB pressures around Seattle's season.
Marine Layer Podcast is built for Seattle Mariners fans who want the roster argued through, not just previewed. The sampled episodes move easily between mailbag questions, season outlooks, guest conversations, and wider MLB structure, but the show keeps returning to the same…
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A Mariners conversation with Ryan Healy that moves from 2026 talk into WBC debate.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 375 brings former Mariners infielder and current Mariners broadcaster Ryan Healy into a conversation about the 2026 Mariners, how he landed the broadcasting job, and the Seattle memories that still shape how he sees the team.
A Mariners interview that stays grounded even as the numbers get huge.
Cal Raleigh sits at the center of this episode, and the value is in how it handles a huge season without turning the player into a headline. The conversation moves through his 2025 year, the 60-homer mark, the WBC, and the extra load that comes with being more visible around the…
A spring-training hangout that doubles as a sincere farewell to a Mariners voice.
Marine Layer starts in Peoria with spring-training chatter, then settles into a farewell sit-down with the Mariners broadcaster in his 41st and final season.
Felix's Hall case gets sharper as Mariners talk turns into ballot math.
Felix Hernandez's Hall of Fame rise gives the episode its clear center, and the hosts open with the reaction before settling into the numbers.
A mailbag that mixes Mariners talk with a behind-the-scenes look at how the show works.
Marine Layer Podcast uses a mailbag to answer listener questions and spend real time on how the show runs: season planning, ballpark logistics, where and when they record, and the off-season work behind it all.
A Mariners mailbag episode centered on listener questions and minor league development.
The episode opens in mailbag mode and stays there, leaning on listener questions instead of trying to force a bigger theme. A good chunk of the conversation is spent on the Mariners' minor league system, and one question about the biggest development jump this year gets real…
A Super Bowl trip report that turns radio row chaos into sports-media insight.
Lyle’s Super Bowl trip gives the episode a clear hook: a crowded, noisy weekend where radio row feels equal parts work and spectacle. The best stretches stay close to that scene and let the show talk through how sports media actually functions, instead of dressing it up as…
A grounded Mariners check-in that pairs a season preview with a sharp look at injury fallout and roster depth.
The segment pairs a Mariners 2026 season preview with a reaction to JP Crawford's latest injury update, and it works best when it focuses on how injuries and depth can change the Opening Day picture.
Nebraska athletics, close up and week by week.
Brendan Donovan is now a Seattle Mariner, and the hosts say the trade makes the roster “ready to go in 26” with Donovan fitting at the top of the lineup.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 365 centers on Ryan Sloan and Kate Anderson after one week of Mariners spring training, with the hosts calling them the clear storyline.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 369 is a live spring training dispatch from the Peoria Sports Complex on Tuesday, February 24, with the hosts comparing weather, access, and clubhouse energy in Arizona.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 377 is a five-for-five argument about why the Mariners will and won’t succeed in 2026, with Julio Rodriguez, Cal Raleigh, Brandon Donovan, and the bullpen at the center.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 354 is a mailbag recorded on Wednesday evening, January 21st, and the hosts say there is "nothing, nothing, nothing" happening in Mariners news.
The hosts bring back recurring guest Paul Hembikidis to preview the Mariners’ 2026 season.
Lau and his co-host start with the Mariners' reaction to the big free-agent signings from the end of last week.
The hosts work through how much more Julio Rodriguez has to supply, whether a full season from Naylor and Donovan can carry some of the load, and why Cole Young matters so much if the lineup is going to avoid yet another obvious weak spot.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 356 centers on Rick Riz announcing retirement after the 2026 season, with the hosts comparing his 41-year run to Dave Sims and Dave Niehaus.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 357 is a mailbag session that starts with the Mariners' new 2026 TV deal, which the hosts describe as $100 for a season or $20 a month and available without blackouts.
The episode is a Mariners top-50 exercise.
Lyle is back from the Super Bowl, and the conversation quickly settles into what it was like being on Radio Row.
Episode 373 is a mailbag show that opens the door to listener questions and stays with them for most of the run.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 364 is a mailbag focused on the Mariners' spring-training roster, with questions about Brendan Donovan, Zach Littell, Casey Lawrence, and Jonathan Diaz.
Marine Layer Podcast opens episode 379 as a mailbag and spends time answering listener questions.
The episode is a mailbag, so the hosts open it up to listener questions and let the conversation wander a bit.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 367 reacts to the Mariners re-signing Mitch Garver on a minor league deal and argues that his best case is as a backup catcher against left-handed pitching.
The hosts discuss the Mariners' series win against the Texas Rangers and promote an upcoming live event.
The hosts react to the Mariners getting swept by the Padres and answer listener questions in a mailbag episode.
The hosts discuss the Mariners' recent offensive resurgence, including Josh Naylor's two home runs, and preview an upcoming series against the Padres.
The hosts discuss the Seattle Mariners' recent series win against the Houston Astros and debate whether the offense has improved.
A mailbag episode where hosts answer listener questions about the struggling Seattle Mariners.
Two hosts discuss the Seattle Mariners' recent losses and offensive struggles against the Texas Rangers.
Two hosts discuss the Seattle Mariners losing a series to the Angels and analyze the team's performance.
Mariners third-favorite to win it all behind Yankees and Dodgers.
The hosts discuss the blown-out-of-proportion handshake incident between Cal Raleigh and Randy Arozarena during the WBC, criticizing media overreaction and analyzing Team USA's management failures.
Brennan Davis is hitting the ball with the authority better than Cal Raleigh
The Marine Layer Podcast interviews Mariners reliever Gabe Speier about his selection for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic, his recovery from injury, and his experiences in the 2025 postseason.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 371 centers on a long interview with Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh, framed by the hosts as a “Mount Rushmore episode” and a spring-training week built around big Mariners guests.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 370 records live from Mariners spring training in Peoria on February 26, with Rick Riz joining as the voice of the Mariners in his 41st and final season.
Non-roster invitees get their chance at spring training to prove themselves and claim roster spots.
The hosts recap their experiences at Mariners FanFest, discussing fan enthusiasm, player interactions like Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor, roster moves including Brendan Donovan, and updates on prospects.
Marine Layer Podcast episode 358 centers on Eugenio Suarez signing a one-year, $15 million deal with the Cincinnati Reds and why the Mariners passed on that price for an aging right-handed bat.
The hosts open on Felix Hernandez's big jump in year two on the Hall of Fame ballot.
The hosts react to Jorge Polanco signing with the Mets and discuss the Mariners' interest in Brennan Donovan.
The hosts emotionally recap the Seattle Mariners' heartbreaking Game 7 loss in the playoffs.
A preview of the American League Division Series between the Seattle Mariners and Detroit Tigers, with analysis and storylines.