LOS ANGELES -- The Mariners’ road woes continue, and at this point, they are not exclusively limited to Bryan Woo. The right-hander’s glaring splits away from T-Mobile Park remain the prevailing theme of his season -- compounded further in Thursday night’s 6-2 loss at Dodger Stadium, when he surrendered five

It's never over until it's over -- the 2026 Twins will certainly tell you that. Down 3-0 with two outs and nobody on in the ninth inning, Minnesota capped off a furious comeback in truly historic fashion. After three consecutive batters reached base, Kody Clemens came to the plate with

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LOS ANGELES -- With Monday’s Trade Deadline looming, there’s a legitimate possibility that either Emerson Hancock or Luis Castillo made his final start with the Mariners this week at Dodger Stadium. Seattle has been actively listening on each as it looks for both a right-handed bat and bullpen help, according

LOS ANGELES -- The Mariners made a slight tweak to their rotation for their end of their trip to Dodger Stadium, bumping Bryan Woo up to Thursday’s series finale and pushing Bryce Miller back to Friday’s homestand opener vs. Minnesota. As for why, Mariners manager Dan Wilson said that “Bryce

LOS ANGELES -- In an oh-so-close alternate reality, the Mariners’ visit to Dodger Stadium this week would’ve represented a World Series rematch. Seattle, after all, was just eight outs away from reaching that elusive Fall Classic last October, which would’ve opened right here at Chavez Ravine.

LOS ANGELES -- Rob Refsnyder is optimistic that the mechanical changes he’s installed over the past month will lead to less pain in his knees and more production at the plate. Because there’s a growing possibility that his leash with the Mariners might be short -- with Monday’s Trade Deadline

ARLINGTON -- This was the least optimal time for a George Kirby clunker. And it was both compounded and made all the more perplexing by the opponent.

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ARLINGTON -- The bat flip signified both an exhale and “enough of this.” The man wielding the lumber on Sunday afternoon carried the credibility to make such an unspoken gesture. And given how mightily the Mariners have floundered, a case could be made that the 111 mph, 400-foot result was

ARLINGTON -- Jerry Dipoto was as blunt as he was bothered, and that might be putting it lightly. “Our offense,” the Mariners’ president of baseball operations said on Saturday, “has been abysmal for two months.”

ARLINGTON -- J.P. Crawford returned to the Mariners’ lineup on Saturday after missing four games, but notably, he was not reinstalled at the leadoff spot. Instead, Cole Young remained atop the order as part of a mini-shakeup that could be semipermanent.

ARLINGTON -- The door remained closed for a full half hour on Friday afternoon, if not longer. It wasn’t that the gathering of those inside was sealed off, as hitters meetings always are. No, it was the length of the confab that illustrated there was more significance to this assembly

ARLINGTON -- Looking to salvage their scuffling offense for this final stretch run, and perhaps simply to shake things up, the Mariners on Thursday parted ways with assistant hitting coach Bobby Magallanes. Ed Paparella, a hitting coordinator who’s primarily worked in the Minors side, is joining the big league coaching

ARLINGTON -- Julio Rodríguez spent the early part of Friday afternoon at Globe Life Field handing out new batting practice shirts featuring everyone’s new favorite racoon. Yes, “Jimothy” -- the Seattle-area raccoon who’s gone viral well beyond the Pacific Northwest over the past week -- has grabbed the attention of

SEATTLE -- The Mariners lost two everyday players from their starting lineup on Monday, as J.P. Crawford was scratched about two hours before first pitch against the Reds and Julio Rodríguez was forced to exit to begin the top of the sixth inning.

SEATTLE -- In what world could anyone imagine intentionally walking a left-on-left matchup to load the bases and face Cal Raleigh? That it happened on Monday night underscored just how precipitous the dropoff has been in this 2026 season for the Mariners’ star catcher.

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SEATTLE -- They say every team wins 50 and loses 50 in any given Major League season, and it’s what you do with the other 62 that differentiate the contenders from pretenders. Well, the Mariners (50-50) have now achieved both of those marks in the win-loss column after Sunday afternoon’s

SEATTLE -- Lifeless for their first game-and-a-half out of the break, the Mariners finally found liftoff in the late innings of a 4-3, 10-inning thriller over the Giants on Saturday afternoon.

SEATTLE -- After overcoming the first concussion of his life, Julio Rodríguez said he wouldn’t wish the experience he went through over the past two weeks on anybody. The Mariners’ center fielder was ready to put it behind him, having been activated off the 7-day concussion injured list for Saturday

SEATTLE -- When the Mariners reported to T-Mobile Park on Friday, vibes were upbeat, players appeared refreshed and the All-Star break seemed like a just-what-the-doctor-ordered measure to reset from a subpar first half. Then, the all-too-familiar frustrations of a brutal road trip leading into the break -- and really, the

SEATTLE -- Julio Rodríguez was out of the Mariners’ lineup in their first game back from the All-Star break on Friday and remained on the 7-day concussion injured list. But he did say in passing that he’s “trending” in the right direction, after which he went through a full pregame

SEATTLE -- Buckle up, because Trade Deadline season has arrived. Now that the sport has cleared the MLB Draft, front offices will firmly shift their sights to the Aug. 3 Deadline.

Day 1 of the 2026 Draft included the Mariners' picks from Rounds 1-4, including Ace Reese at No. 24 overall. Day 2 spanned Rounds 5-20, and you can see every pick the Mariners made here.