Words from the Wharf
JageWords about your Seattle Mariners, straight from the salty sea.
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WFTW Ep. 16 - The Off-Season Plan Pod
For those of you that do not have time to sit down and read The Off-Season Plan article, I wanted to add further detail, as well as additional insight to routes I didn’t take, by reviewing the Off-Season Plan in audio form.
Enjoy.
The WFTW Off-Season Plan
Preface
Welcome to the 2026-27 Words from the Wharf Off-Season plan.
A few house keeping pieces to include before we dive into the moves, and my analysis on why I chose the path I did.
- I am sticking with the budget that and are...
WFTW Ep. 15 - Enni Time, Enni Where
For this week’s episode, we sit down with Sarah Enni of to discuss:
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The 2026 Mariners (lol) and how we handled the season
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The Mental Side of Baseball
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The Evolution of Fandom
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Sarah’s Current Projects
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and more!
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Identifying The Best Fits for T-Mobile Park
Brain Worms Take the Wheel
As time has continued to distance me from the smoldering ash of the 2026 Seattle Mariners, I have gradually begun to rediscover my (very sick) hobby of trying to better understand why and how the Mariners have tr...
WFTW Ep. 14 - Three Ways to Trade George Kirby
Today, I discuss the three routes the Mariners could go this off-season when considering a George Kirby trade:
- “The Pablo Lopez”
- “The Change of Scenery”
- “The Fantasy Trades”
Enjoy.
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