SVG GameDay, Ep. 31: Seattle Mariners' Tim Walsh — Content in the Emerald City
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Many of baseball's best have worn the uniform of the Seattle Mariners. This list includes four Hall of Famers — Ken Griffey Jr., Ichiro Suzuki, Randy Johnson, and Edgar Martínez — and now a new crop of talent like Julio Rodríguez, Josh Naylor, and the most notable, Cal Raleigh. In 2025, Raleigh put up the best offensive numbers for a catcher in baseball history with 60 home runs and 125 RBI. Fans in the Pacific Northwest and around the game of baseball ate up highlight after highlight, and one of the individuals responsible for this content is Senior Director of Digital Marketing & Social Media Tim Walsh.
On the latest episode of SVG GameDay, Walsh discusses the various silos that make up the team's overall content strategy, how he multitasks on gameday, how the team captured last year's unbelievable regular season that concluded in the franchise's first AL West title since 2001, how his team worked alongside other creatives when they hosted the MLB All-Star Game in 2023 at T-Mobile Park, his journey from a childhood on Long Island to college years at the University at Albany to his first professional job with the New York Mets to life in Seattle, and much more.
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