SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh was scratched from the Mariners’ lineup before Saturday’s game against the Royals due to "general soreness," manager Dan Wilson said following Seattle's 3-2 extra-innings loss.

SEATTLE -- On the day that the Mariners retired Randy Johnson’s No. 51, Emerson Hancock channeled his inner Big Unit in the biggest way possible.

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SEATTLE -- The Big Unit is getting a big statue. As part of his No. 51 retirement ceremony on Saturday, the Mariners revealed their plans to erect a statue outside T-Mobile Park recognizing Randy Johnson.

It took nine innings and three swings for Lazaro Montes to erase a month's worth of frustration. Seattle's No. 4 prospect slugged three roundtrippers and drove in a career-high eight runs to power Double-A Arkansas past Wichita, 16-6, on Saturday afternoon at Equity Bank Park.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners made a minor shakeup to their bullpen on Saturday, adding right-hander Nick Davila and subtracting lefty Josh Simpson, who was just recalled the day prior.

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SEATTLE -- One clunker for Bryan Woo could be easily washed away. But two -- especially in a row, and especially for one of the American League’s emerging aces -- will raise eyebrows, as they did in the Mariners’ 7-6 loss to the Royals on Friday night at T-Mobile Park.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners spent Friday afternoon contemplating whether Matt Brash needed to be placed on the 15-day injured list after an MRI revealed inflammation in his right lat. The club ultimately did make that transaction two hours before its series opener vs. Kansas City. The move is retroactive to

MINNEAPOLIS -- Some observations from inside the Mariners’ clubhouse after their series win in Minnesota:

In recent years, the Mariners have cultivated a bevy of powerful arms at the Major League level from within -- Bryan Woo, Logan Gilbert and George Kirby among them. Now the organization appears to be developing another potent arm in MLB’s No. 17 prospect Kade Anderson. Seattle’s No. 2 prospect

As the calendar gets ready to turn to May, the Draft buzz is starting to grow louder. And we’re leaning into it with an updated and expanded Draft Top 150. With two-plus months left before the 2026 Draft gets underway in Philadelphia, there’s a ton of movement on every team’s

MINNEAPOLIS -- It’s still way too early to talk about All-Star bids, but if Cole Young keeps this pace, there’s a chance he’ll be one of the American League’s most surprising selections. The Mariners’ 22-year-old second baseman delivered again on Wednesday afternoon -- and twice in clutch moments.

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Mariners have been incredibly delicate with leverage reliever Matt Brash since the outset of Spring Training, which made his abrupt departure from Wednesday afternoon’s 5-3 win over the Twins that much more alarming. Postgame, Brash revealed that he’d been dealing with discomfort in his right side, and

MINNEAPOLIS -- Julio Rodríguez’s sweet tooth got the best of him on Wednesday afternoon. But hey, he and the Mariners had a long flight ahead of them later that night, and maybe he was just trying to stock up on a few sugary snacks. Rodríguez was seen before Wednesday’s matinee

The first month of the Minor League season is in the books, and looking at each system's hottest hitter can be instructive. A year ago at this time, Konnor Griffin (Pirates) was showing why he had the highest ceiling in the 2024 Draft. Roman Anthony (Red Sox) and Moisés Ballesteros

MINNEAPOLIS -- Cole Young and Josh Naylor were eons away from the Majors when they got their first taste of Target Field during All-Star Week back in 2014. And that made their game-sealing hits in the Mariners’ 7-1 win on Tuesday night feel nostalgically full circle.

Before he became the 2025 AL MVP runner-up with perhaps the greatest offensive season ever put together by a primary catcher, Cal Raleigh had already established himself as one of the game’s best backstops. Raleigh has long been an elite pitch framer and has controlled the running game at a

MINNEAPOLIS -- Brendan Donovan is nearing a return from the injured list. The Mariners’ third baseman is tentatively targeted for activation from the 10-day shelf during Seattle’s upcoming homestand against Kansas City and Atlanta, which begins Friday and lasts six games.

MINNEAPOLIS -- It was the soggiest day of recent memory for the Mariners. For the rain that soaked Target Field throughout Monday afternoon, and the performance that followed it in an 11-4 loss to the Twins. And the downpour started and mostly ended with Luis Castillo, whose status within Seattle’s

ST. LOUIS -- Rob Refsnyder thought his at-bat was over. Instead, it became the moment that defined an entire series. After using an ABS challenge to overturn a called third strike, Refsnyder stayed alive and launched a go-ahead, pinch-hit solo homer in the ninth inning -- a 412-foot drive at

Everyone has an opportunity to make a strong first impression. Some, like Blue Jays ace Dylan Cease, have simply matched expectations after signing a high-profile free-agent contract with a new club. Others, like Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle and White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami, are beginning their respective Major League careers

ST. LOUIS -- The Mariners were without one of their hottest hitters in Sunday’s lineup. Josh Naylor was held out as a precaution with what manager Dan Wilson described as minor quad tightness He was available off the bench, but he did not enter in the Mariners' 3-2 win over