PEORIA, Ariz. -- The black tub sits on the outer edge of the Mariners’ Spring Training complex, between the outside portion of the laundry room and the chain-link fence facing a back field. The withdrawn setting is by design. In the early morning, those who submerge themselves within its frigid

PEORIA, Ariz. -- After weeks of debate, intrigue and what Dan Wilson called “a very tough decision,” the Mariners manager and Seattle’s front office were finally ready to reveal their Opening Day starter on Saturday morning. Logan Gilbert will take the mound for the March 27 contest against the Athletics

GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Jurrangelo Cijntje knew who’d be waiting for him in the batter’s box when he emerged from the visiting bullpen on Friday evening. The Mariners’ switch-pitcher had seen Guardians infielder Travis Bazzana recently at a card-signing event, to which they each joked, “I’m going to see you soon,”

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PEORIA, Ariz. -- It’s been nearly one month since Mariners pitchers and catchers reported to Spring Training, and with a few personnel developments in camp, it seemed like a ripe time to revisit what Seattle’s Opening Day roster might look like. George Kirby has been shut down with inflammation in

PEORIA, Ariz. -- It’s still the Vedder Cup -- only now, it’s official. For years, games between the Padres and Mariners have been informally known as “The Vedder Cup” -- a reference to Pearl Jam front man and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Eddie Vedder, a one-time resident of

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PEORIA, Ariz. -- Spring Training is all about sorting out kinks in preparation for the long season, and even Julio Rodríguez needed a quick refresher for his home run nods to the Mariners’ bullpen after blasting a grand slam during Wednesday's 7-6 loss against the Royals. That’s because he pointed

PEORIA, Ariz. -- For an organization that’s had as strong of a track record as any in developing homegrown pitchers over the past half-decade, the Mariners have arguably their most interesting case study yet. And that arm -- actually, those arms -- will be on display for the first true

Hate to go all Grampa Simpson on you, but back in my day, children, we had something called “rotations” and “bullpens,” and I would use this space to rank them separately. Ah, but baseball has changed. And knowing what we know about the attrition rate and how pitchers are utilized,

PEORIA, Ariz. -- For the third time in four years, the Mariners will enter the regular season with a new outlook at third base, the position that had the most stability over the decade prior to this stretch while Kyle Seager manned the hot corner. Seattle entered Spring Training with

PEORIA, Ariz. -- The Mariners placed fifth in MLB Pipeline's new farm system rankings, thanks in large part to their seven Top 100 Prospects. That total ties them with the Cubs for the most in baseball, and all seven of them are hitters. Don't get the impression that the organization

Who will be the best pitcher in each league in 2025? Last season, there was no question that the Tigers' Tarik Skubal and the Braves' Chris Sale surpassed every other arm. Both claimed a Triple Crown en route to winning their first Cy Young Award.

PEORIA, Ariz. -- J.P. Crawford experienced an “aha!” moment in the batting cage on Sunday morning, as if he’d unlocked something that was missing throughout his most trying season in Seattle. “I felt something that I haven't felt in a long time,” the Mariners’ shortstop said. And sure enough, a

From California to Massachusetts, from Arkansas to Iowa, leadership in professional baseball is evolving. Coming into the 2025 season, there are 14 women in general manager positions across Minor League Baseball. When most fans think of the GMs in baseball, they likely assume the job is all about building a

Across the league, this season's Opening Day rosters are taking shape. But for every club, there's still at least one big league job left to be won. Here's a look at how those positional battles are unfolding less than three weeks from Opening Day. Jump to: AL East | AL

PEORIA, Ariz. -- The wind might’ve been blowing out at Sloan Park on Saturday afternoon, but make no mistake, the huge homers from Mariners prospects Colt Emerson and Harry Ford were no cheapies. “That was not a ballpark thing,” manager Dan Wilson said.

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Andrés Muñoz knew the question was coming immediately after firing a scoreless fifth inning on Sunday afternoon, and the Mariners’ All-Star closer quickly -- and jokingly -- had a response ready. “They didn’t even swing at it!” Muñoz said.

Spring Training is the season of new pitches. Tons of pitchers all around big league camps are experimenting with their repertoires and adding to their arsenals. Some new pitches stick, some don't. But let's try to find the ones that are worth paying attention to as the 2025 regular season

MESA, Ariz. -- Pete Crow-Armstrong has a pretty good view of Sloan Park from his spot in center field for the Cubs. On Saturday afternoon, it was hard for him to not notice the outfield berm packed from line to line with fans. “You saw the crowd out there,” Crow-Armstrong

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Mariners starting pitcher George Kirby, dealing with shoulder inflammation, has been shut down from throwing and will likely be placed on the IL, general manager Justin Hollander announced on Friday. An MRI showed no structural damage. Hollander spoke to the media Friday afternoon about the club’s decision

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Rowdy Tellez identified the Seattle Mariners as the ideal landing spot this winter. When the Mariners reciprocated, he jumped. "I was already packed and ready to go,” said Tellez, who makes his home in Florida. “When they called, I said, ‘Perfect.’ “It’s very similar to places I’ve