Blog Archives

This week’s Peltoncast? It’s complicated, starting with Kevin’s position on the M’s trading for Josh Naylor a week before the MLB trade deadline. Tristan is ready to quit hearing about an overrated M’s legend who’s still making headlines, but we’re … Continue reading →

We toast and give takes on Cal Raleigh joining Ken Griffey, Jr. as the second M’s Home Run Derby champ ever before discussing an update on NBA expansion that wasn’t as definitive progress as we were hoping, plus the Storm … Continue reading →

During a quiet stretch in Seattle sports, M’s hot takes remain must-see TV (though not aging well) as the pitching staff led a 4th of July shutout sweep over the Pirates. Plus a breakout performance for Storm rookie Dominique Malonga … Continue reading →

We’re remembering the greatest player in Seahawks history and toasting to one of the great seasons in Mariners history as Cal Raleigh was voted the first Seattle All-Star starter since 2015. Still, M’s hot takes offers a historical solution to … Continue reading →

During Kevin’s flu game, Tristan takes over as host, showcasing his MVP-caliber versatility as we discuss the Summer of Cal Raleigh and the suddenly hard-hitting Mariners (at least in NFC North territory), the Sounders wrapping up FIFA Club World Cup … Continue reading →

We toast to UW going into Eugene and winning national titles in the women’s high jumppole vault (with the Moll twins trading the NCAA record) and the men’s and women’s 1,500 before considering the end of the school year and … Continue reading →

We’re fresh out of toasts but not out of takes as Cal Raleigh continues raking and the Mariners continue losing. Before that, an encouraging update from Adam Silver as the NBA continues to move tentatively toward expansion, and we also … Continue reading →

Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh has earned the two biggest words a player can get as an honor — not “retired jersey,” especially when the number has already been retired, as with Randy Johnson — “he’s up.” Plus the Kraken have … Continue reading →

After toasting to a new all-time HR leader for UW baseball and a Husky alum making his long-awaited MLB debut, we consider the state of the AL West race after the Mariners’ series loss in Houston and discuss what the … Continue reading →