Hold My Trident - A Seattle Mariners Podcast
Sep 14, 2026 · 31 min · 8 segments
The Seattle Mariners may not be where fans hoped they'd be in 2026, but there are still reasons for optimism.In this episode of Hold My Trident, Gavin is joined by Julian Smith of the Seattle Baseline…
Julian SmithGuestAnd that way they go into next season fresh and being, being able to go through adversity already that way by next year, when adversity hits, they've already been there and they can understand how to get over that, that slump and make a, a big slump and turn it into a little one uh because you're gonna it's it's baseball you're gonna slump that's just how it goes so that's that's also what i'd like to see from these guys uh wanted to turn it over a little bit just talking about pitching uh probable pitchers and just what's going on next uh you got the angels that's what's happening next starting tomorrow uh monday september 14th 6 38 p.m you got kate anderson all in favor of watching kate anderson pitched taking on Reed Detmers.
Reed Detmers is five and eight with a 3.33, sorry, 3.32 ERA with 191 strikeouts.
He's actually doing fairly well this year.
So I would like to see Katie Anderson step up before I get off to the rest of the matchups here.
I wanted to get your thoughts on, I guess, you know, Katie Anderson, what would you like to see from Katie Anderson besides, you know, throwing just no hitters and perfect games for this year? I think,

Throughout his college career, throughout his minor league career, he's been that.

But the fact that he's playing a ball that's a little bit different from what the major league ball is...

He played a different ball in double A, and then he was only able to throw up to 75 to 80 pitches.

The previous start that he had against Texas actually showed that he's starting to get used to it.

And I think Kate Anderson gives hope to a lot of players who, who are In terms of velocity, average.
And that way they go into next season fresh and being, being able to go through adversity already that way by next year, when adversity hits, they've already been there and they can understand how to get over that, that slump and make a, a big slump and turn it into a little one uh because you're gonna it's it's baseball you're gonna slump that's just how it goes so that's that's also what i'd like to see from these guys uh wanted to turn it over a little bit just talking about pitching uh probable pitchers and just what's going on next uh you got the angels that's what's happening next starting tomorrow uh monday september 14th 6 38 p.m you got kate anderson all in favor of watching kate anderson pitched taking on Reed Detmers.
Reed Detmers is five and eight with a 3.33, sorry, 3.32 ERA with 191 strikeouts.
He's actually doing fairly well this year.
So I would like to see Katie Anderson step up before I get off to the rest of the matchups here.
I wanted to get your thoughts on, I guess, you know, Katie Anderson, what would you like to see from Katie Anderson besides, you know, throwing just no hitters and perfect games for this year? I think,

Throughout his college career, throughout his minor league career, he's been that.

But the fact that he's playing a ball that's a little bit different from what the major league ball is...

He played a different ball in double A, and then he was only able to throw up to 75 to 80 pitches.

The previous start that he had against Texas actually showed that he's starting to get used to it.

And I think Kate Anderson gives hope to a lot of players who, who are In terms of velocity, average.
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