Brady is back on a Friday as the Mariners hit rock bottom. First, we talk to Buster Olney on this special Friday, as Brady needed a day off to reboot after a series sweep against the Diamondbacks. Are the Mariners as bad as it seems, or just underperforming?

Furthermore, Brady took exception with some things said on Mariners' Twitter recently and he explains why, and then he discusses the impact that Luke Raley and Logan Gilbert can have when they return.

Furthermore, why are the Mariners in a tough spot with Jerry Dipoto and Justin Hollander and how much time do they get in their jobs?

Brady is back on a Tuesday as the Mariners lose another heartbreaker, this time on a walk-off grand slam against the Arizona Diamondbacks. He discusses why this week is so critical to the team moving forward, why you can't blame Jerry Dipoto or John Stanton for the recent struggles and much more, including an apology to Dom Canzone after his big hit on Monday night.

Then, Jack Sommers from Diamondbacks on SI stops by. Can the Mariners acquire Eugenio Suarez at the trade deadline, assuming they're actually in a position to buy?

Former Mariners catcher Scott Bradley stops by the show to discuss the anniversary of catching Randy Johnson's no-hitter in 1990, Johnson getting his number 51 retired by the organization, being a part of the early-Mariners teams, and the appreciation he has for Cal Raleigh.

After the Mariners get swept by the Baltimore Orioles, Brady just couldn't wait for Friday's episode. He had to get on and discuss the M's woes now.

Where has the approach gone offensively? What are Randy Arozarena and Julio Rodriguez thinking at the plate? The pitching staff is doing things that bad teams do, including Bryan Woo.

And, how does Julio Rodriguez feel seeing Cal Raleigh have the success that he's supposed to be having?

***Also, we have a special episode on Friday with former M's catcher Scott Bradley, who caught Randy Johnson's no-hitter in 1990. Don't forget to tune in.

Brady is joined by ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney for his weekly conversation! They talk about the Mariners drop offensively, trade targets to help that unit, Cole Young's debut and expectations, Logan Gilbert's suspect rehab numbers and much more, including Randy Johnson's exit in 1998 and Felix Hernandez's number retirement case.

Brady is back on a Tuesday, and the Mariners have surprised all of us by announcing that Randy Johnson's No. 51 will get retired next season. Does Randy deserve it? We look at the reasons why he does.

Furthermore, Johnson spoke to the media about the news and Brady reacts to his 3-minute opening statement. How much blame do the M's get for how the relationship ended? And where did they go wrong?

Also, Baseball Hall of Fame President Josh Rawitch stops by to talk about Ichiro's upcoming Hall of Fame induction weekend and what M's fans can expect.

And oh yeah, the Mariners played the least enjoyable winning series ever against the Minnesota Twins and Cal Raleigh is making history.

Brady spends some time on a dreadful loss to the Nationals on Thursday, including the way the bullpen was handled, as well as the team's inability to get the big hit.

The M's are also facing some serious roster decisions, both now and in the future. What are they and what can be done? And how concerned are we about George Kirby's struggles and is it possible that he throws too many strikes? No, really.

And, Ty France comes back to town with the Minnesota Twins.

Brady sits down with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney to talk about the Mariners and their tough matchup with MacKenzie Gore on Thursday, George Kirby's struggles since returning from the injured list, Logan Evans being optioned down and Jorge Polanco's struggles in the month of May.

Also, Cal Raleigh has been excellent, but just how historic has his season been?