ARLINGTON -- Right fielder Rob Refsnyder's acrobatic catch stole the show in the Mariners' 3-0 loss to the Rangers on Wednesday -- as did starting pitcher Bryan Woo’s incredulous reaction.

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The Mariners placed outfielder Victor Robles on the 10-day injured list on Wednesday, retroactive to Tuesday, with a right pec strain and selected infielder/outfielder Connor Joe from Triple-A Tacoma. In addition, right-hander Carlos Vargas (right lat strain) was transferred from the 15- to 60-day IL.

Not every star rookie makes an Opening Day roster. Take last year, for example. The most devastating rookie in baseball, Nick Kurtz, didn't join the Athletics until April 23 and slashed .290/.383/.619 with 36 homers in 117 games. Cade Horton arrived in May for the Cubs and posted a 2.67

ARLINGTON -- Mariners right-hander George Kirby had so thoroughly mastered the Rangers over their first 10 meetings that even his complete-game quality start on Tuesday might look like a relative disappointment on paper. The Mariners dropped their fourth in a row and sixth of the past seven games in a

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Getting off to a good start in the first 10 games with a new club doesn’t guarantee anything for the next 152, but it’s better than the alternative, right? While fully acknowledging the small sample size, a number of players have broken out of the gates in an impactful way,

ARLINGTON -- Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh’s season-opening home run drought finally ended Monday in a memorable battle with Rangers ace Jacob deGrom, but many of Seattle’s sluggers are still withering.

Don’t put away the bunting just yet. As of last Friday, all four full-season levels of the Minor Leagues -- Triple-A, Double-A, High-A and Single-A -- have officially begun their 2026 regular seasons. But while many low-level clubs have held their home openers, many others -- quite literally half of

We’re more than a week into the regular season, which has given us a good glimpse of notable trends across the league. While it’s early, there’s still enough of a sample to make some initial observations about where teams currently stand. In our second Power Rankings of the season, we

ANAHEIM -- The whiteboard logic that went viral was sound, and technically, it played out as the Mariners intended. Because the only ball hit in Jo Adell’s direction on Sunday was a sky-high blast that sailed way over his head -- a three-run homer from Cole Young that was way

The baseball season is back and 2026's Opening Weekend was certainly one for the books. There was no shortage of action, drama, and the introduction of the ABS challenge system still has the league buzzing. But, it was the rookies that stole the show. Chase DeLauter (CLE No. 2 prospect)

ANAHEIM -- The Mariners were trying to keep things light the morning after being victims of one of the greatest defensive performances this game has ever seen. After all, they stung three balls that -- independent of Jo Adell’s amazing athleticism -- would’ve cleared the fence. But instead, Seattle was

ANAHEIM -- The first had a sense of “oof.” The second had a dose of diabolical. And the third might go down as the catch of the year. The Mariners were on the wrong side of a game that virtually everyone at Angel Stadium and across the sport on Saturday

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Mariners and their fans were collectively holding their breath on Saturday night as Colt Emerson exited the first game of a doubleheader at Triple-A Tacoma after fouling a ball off his right foot. However, Mariners general manager Justin Hollander shared via text message a few hours

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Brendan Donovan was out of the Mariners’ lineup on Saturday night at Angel Stadium while recovering from a minor right groin issue. But Seattle’s new third baseman reported all positives when coming off the field after doing a pregame workout that primarily consisted of agility work.

ANAHEIM -- It took nearly three hours for the Mariners to come to life on Friday night at Angel Stadium. But when they did, they completed a 3-1 win with two of their wildest highlights of this young season. Andrés Muñoz won a tense showdown with Mike Trout for a

MLB hitters love to bat in big spots, so much so that sometimes they don't even notice when the other team wants nothing to do with them. Ask Julio Rodríguez about that. In Friday night's Mariners-Angels game, Rodríguez came to bat in the top of the 10th with a runner

ANAHEIM -- J.P. Crawford knows how the business side of baseball works, maybe more than anyone in the Mariners’ clubhouse. After all, he’s Seattle’s longest-tenured player and has seen some of his closest friends leave the organization based on the club’s competitive direction in those moments.

Spring Training is always a testing ground for new pitches. It seems like every pitcher is trying something new with their arsenal. The regular season is another story. New pitch experiments from the spring evaporate as quickly as they came -- see Garrett Crochet and his new splitter, for example,

Kade Anderson checked off another box in his pro career Friday, and he did it in his usual fashion: with a healthy heaping of filth. The No. 3 overall pick in last year’s Draft -- ranked by MLB Pipeline as the No. 18 prospect in baseball -- made his Minor

With the Minor League season kicking off, here's where the Mariners’ Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

1. Colt Emerson (MLB No. 7), SS -- Tacoma (Triple-A)
2. Kade Anderson (MLB No. 19), LHP -- Arkansas (Double-A)
3. Ryan Sloan (MLB No. 31), RHP -- Arkansas (Double-A)
4. Lazaro