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Ryan Sloan

Ryan Sloan

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Sep 16, 2026

Steve AdamsGUEST
34:51
Uh, I don't think there's much doubt that the pitching staff is gonna be, um, formidable.
Steve AdamsGUEST
34:56
There might be some changes as you see Logan Gilbert and George Kirby kind of like pushing toward the end of their control windows, and Kate Anderson's coming up with Ryan Sloan not far behind him.
Steve AdamsGUEST
35:05
They've already traded Luis Castillo, so maybe there's a situation or a scenario where they, you know, this off season again, look at moving or at least listening on Gilbert or Kirby or Emerson Hancock was popular at the trade deadline.
Steve AdamsGUEST
35:17
They have a fair number of arms that they could, could listen on and, and a lot of different routes they could go.
Paul WilliamsonHOST
64:50
I'm very worried about these starts being very abbreviated.
Paul WilliamsonHOST
64:53
Ryan Sloan is a guy.
Paul WilliamsonHOST
64:56
Was he off the I.L.? Was he the one that went on the I.L.? I don't know.
Paul WilliamsonHOST
65:03
That's something I want to look up.
Paul WilliamsonHOST
65:04
Ryan Sloan is someone I would definitely keep an eye on in terms of being a pretty impactful stream.
Paul WilliamsonHOST
65:10
Sloan's one of their top pitching prospects.
Paul WilliamsonHOST
65:12
He might get a squeeze and a start here.
Nathan BakerGUEST
68:45
But I don't see any reason that they'll risk him, you know, bar obviously some miracle run.
Craig GoldsteinHOST
35:07
Yeah.
Jeffrey PaternostroHOST
35:07
I like Ryan Sloan.
Craig GoldsteinHOST
35:08
He's-
Jeffrey PaternostroHOST
35:08
I think he will probably be here next year, as they have...
Ty Dane GonzalezHOST
10:45
Yeah
Colby PatnodeHOST
10:45
... for you to get to Cade Anderson and, and now Ryan Sloan.
Colby PatnodeHOST
10:48
And, and so, uh, yeah, the, the Anderson or the, uh, the emergence of Emerson Hancock could alter the franchise either directly or indirectly.
Colby PatnodeHOST
10:59
Not significantly.
Colby PatnodeHOST
11:59
Look, right now we don't have room for Emerson Hancock if he was healthy.
Colby PatnodeHOST
12:04
Uh, s- and we know that Jerry Dipoto's already gone on record in saying like, "Yeah, we expect Ryan Sloan to compete for a rotation spot for opening day next year in spring camp." And, and by the way, the way the lockout works, Ryan Sloan could be well into his season, uh-
Ty Dane GonzalezHOST
12:20
Yeah
Colby PatnodeHOST
12:20
... before the Mariners even start.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
19:01
I'm okay with it being one, because they've already traded one in Castillo, and if you trade one more, then you've still got seven potential arms.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
19:10
I don't think Ryan Sloan starts the year in the big league rotation.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
19:14
I don't think he cracks the opening day roster in the rotation.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
19:17
So if that's the case, you still wanna have a couple guys ahead of him, and if you do that, then even if Sloan's not in the big leagues to start next year, if we stay with our process and what we've talked about on this podcast about the pitcher that is gonna get traded is Kirby, then next year you'd have Logan, Wu, you'd have Cade, you'd have Hancock, and you would have Bryce Miller until Ryan Sloan is ready.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
19:44
And you'd also have Logan Evans at some point next year.
Lyle GoldsteinHOST
19:48
I don't know if it'll be mid-season next year, I don't know if it'll be opening day next year when Logan's fully ready to start pitching in games again, but you will have rotational depth if you just trade one starter.
TJ MathewsonHOST
20:17
I don't know if a perfect world's out there, though, where there's enough available talent and available teams willing to pay the price you want for your three starting pitchers.
TJ MathewsonHOST
20:28
If you were to trade three, which is the extreme example, even trading two, I think, is a little on the extreme side, though not totally unlikely given what the Mariners have in their system and the guys they might wanna prioritize.
James AndersonGUEST
29:04
Yeah, so I think obviously Kate Anderson's already up.
James AndersonGUEST
29:10
Everyone's rightfully really excited about Ryan Sloan.
James AndersonGUEST
29:15
I think we will see a lot of Ryan Sloan next year.
James AndersonGUEST
29:19
Everyone knows how good Seth Hernandez is.
James AndersonGUEST
29:22
I think, you know, his injury probably pushes a, you know, 2027 debut off the table in Pittsburgh.
Eric CrossHOST
6:23
Obviously, just brought up Cade Anderson on the pitching side as well.
Eric CrossHOST
6:26
They got Ryan Sloan, kind of, probably be up next year.
Eric CrossHOST
6:28
So yeah, pretty bright future for an already, you know, solid Seattle, kind of, roster they have at the Major League level.
Eric CrossHOST
6:35
And yeah, Michael Royal, he's more of like a, you know, sum of the parts type of guy than, you know, a guy that's, you know, really standing out in one area.
Maura DooleyPANELIST
9:20
I mean, I don't know.
Maura DooleyPANELIST
9:21
I'd rather bring up Ryan Sloan at this point.
Mike SalkHOST
9:23
Yeah, I guess.
Mike SalkHOST
9:25
I mean, I think at this point it's done.
Brady FarkasHOST
21:04
Maybe they trade one of those guys for a bat.
Brady FarkasHOST
21:07
Maybe they go and sign a new pitcher or Kate Anderson is there and Ryan Sloan is there and they feel good about everything.
Brady FarkasHOST
21:12
That's another option here.
Brady FarkasHOST
21:14
I think there's going to be some movement in the rotation this offseason.
Brady FarkasHOST
21:18
Even with the lockout, I can't tell you what it's going to be.
Brady FarkasHOST
21:21
I do not think that all six of these starters, plus Logan Evans, plus Ryan Sloan, are all in the rotation next year.
Brady FarkasHOST
21:30
So I think somebody is getting moved over the course of the offseason.
Brady FarkasHOST
21:35
Gilbert, year left.

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