Beatline Mariners - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Mariners
Sep 20, 2026 · 9 min · 11 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Seattle Mariners (72-83) face the Colorado Rockies in a…
Now let's talk baseball.
Yesterday, we predicted a split, but those predictions are burning up fast.
We need a win tonight to stay relevant in this race.
So, Kevin, we talked about the rotation yesterday.
This is tricky, with Bryce Miller likely used yesterday or earlier in the stretch, and Logan Gilbert having thrown recently.
He's been the most consistent arm in the bunch when the team actually has him healthy.
But looking at the Rockies lineup, they've been feasting on left-handed pitching lately.
Wait, did you say Kirby is starting? Isn't he usually more of a workhorse starter? And isn't the Rockies' offense really weak right now? They're 56-98, fifth in the NL West.
Shouldn't we be confident?
Confidence is good, but context matters.
Even a mediocre pitcher can give up runs there.
The Rockies might be bad overall, but they score runs at home.
Kirby has great control, but if he leaves one up in the zone, it gets crushed.
That's the risk.
Right, and we saw that yesterday.
Carrick hit that two-run single in the seventh.
The Mariners couldn't hold the lead.
What about the bullpen? Is Ser Anthony Dominguez going to be available tonight?
Dominguez is listed as a reliever, but with the injury list we have, usage patterns change.
We know Andres Munoz is the closer, but he might be safe for Game 4 if this goes to a winner-take-all scenario.
Milner has been solid in setup roles, but if Kirby struggles early, do we burn through the bullpen faster than we want? That's the fear, right?
Now let's talk baseball.
Yesterday, we predicted a split, but those predictions are burning up fast.
We need a win tonight to stay relevant in this race.
So, Kevin, we talked about the rotation yesterday.
This is tricky, with Bryce Miller likely used yesterday or earlier in the stretch, and Logan Gilbert having thrown recently.
He's been the most consistent arm in the bunch when the team actually has him healthy.
But looking at the Rockies lineup, they've been feasting on left-handed pitching lately.
Wait, did you say Kirby is starting? Isn't he usually more of a workhorse starter? And isn't the Rockies' offense really weak right now? They're 56-98, fifth in the NL West.
Shouldn't we be confident?
Confidence is good, but context matters.
Even a mediocre pitcher can give up runs there.
The Rockies might be bad overall, but they score runs at home.
Kirby has great control, but if he leaves one up in the zone, it gets crushed.
That's the risk.
Right, and we saw that yesterday.
Carrick hit that two-run single in the seventh.
The Mariners couldn't hold the lead.
What about the bullpen? Is Ser Anthony Dominguez going to be available tonight?
Dominguez is listed as a reliever, but with the injury list we have, usage patterns change.
We know Andres Munoz is the closer, but he might be safe for Game 4 if this goes to a winner-take-all scenario.
Milner has been solid in setup roles, but if Kirby struggles early, do we burn through the bullpen faster than we want? That's the fear, right?
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