Late Night in Seattle
Claim This Podcastby Robby Gross and Adam Jacobson
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<p><b>Grand Salami Time</b> is a fresh, fan-driven baseball analytics blog and media platform that brings sharp insights, unique storytelling, and a distinctly Seattle voice to the world of MLB coverage. Originally launched as Late Night in Seattle by Robby Gross and Adam Jacobson, the project began as a local sports podcast and blog focused on the Mariners and Seattle sports culture.</p><p><br></p><p>Now rebranded as <b>Grand Salami Time</b>, the platform has expanded its reach to feature league-wide baseball analysis—combining data-driven commentary with personality, humor, and a healthy dose of Pacific Northwest flair. Whether it’s spotlighting underrated stars like Randy Arozarena, breaking down Statcast trends, or playfully calling out fan takes, Grand Salami Time is where baseball gets smart and fun at the same time.</p>
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7/15/2022
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Recent Episodes
October 9, 2025
Season 3; Episode 4: Mariners vs Tigers in ALDS comes down to Game 7
Adam and Robby break down an epic ALDS showdown as the Mariners and Tigers head to Game 5. They talk Bryce Miller’s strong outing, Dan Wilson’s bullpen decisions, and whether Seattle can solve Tarik Skubal one more time. Plus: Cal Raleigh’s 61st homer, the legendary “Dump It Here” fan, Josh Naylor’s new baby, and a hilarious Bob Oates Plumbing promo you won’t want to miss.
July 29, 2025
Season 3; Episode 3: If Julio Rodriguez played 10 Feet Less Deep, he would Win the Gold Glove
Julio No Fly Zone Article: https://www.grandsalamitime.com/the-grand-salami-times/is-julio-rodrguez-gold-glove-worthy-a-deep-analysis-of-seattles-no-fly-zone 🎙️ Inside the No Fly Zone: Could One Change Win Julio a Gold Glove? with Adam & Robby RobJob – Grand Salami Time Julio Rodríguez has the range, the highlight plays, and the swagger of a Gold Glove center fielder. But is his current positioning actually holding him back? In this episode, Adam and Robby dive deep into the "No Fly Zo...
July 21, 2025
Why T-Mobile Park Is the Hardest Place to Hit — And It’s Not Just the Marine Layer
link to Article: https://www.grandsalamitime.com/the-grand-salami-times/a-deep-dive-into-the-marine-layer-effect-why-mariners-hitters-struggle-at-home-but-pitchers-dominate-fact-or-fiction We are a Seattle Mariners podcast diving into deep analytical stories that you won't get anywhere else... Think Fangraphs or Baseball Sevant, but focused on the Seattle Mariners. You won't get this anywhere else! We often are quick to diagnose T-Mobile as a pitchers ballpark because of the "marine layer" or...
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- What is Late Night in Seattle?
<p><b>Grand Salami Time</b> is a fresh, fan-driven baseball analytics blog and media platform that brings sharp insights, unique storytelling, and a distinctly Seattle voice to the world of MLB coverage. Originally launched as Late Night in Seattle by Robby Gross and Adam Jacobson, the project began as a local sports podcast and blog focused on the Mariners and Seattle sports culture.</p><p><br></p><p>Now rebranded as <b>Grand Salami Time</b>, the platform has expanded its reach to feature league-wide baseball analysis—combining data-driven commentary with personality, humor, and a healthy dose of Pacific Northwest flair. Whether it’s spotlighting underrated stars like Randy Arozarena, breaking down Statcast trends, or playfully calling out fan takes, Grand Salami Time is where baseball gets smart and fun at the same time.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 9 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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