Happy to be healthy, Miller dialing in offspeed pitches to build off strong postseason
PEORIA, Ariz. -- The bone spurs are still in Bryce Miller’s pitching elbow. But the Mariners right-hander discovered a solution early in the offseason that allowed him to avoid undergoing a procedure that he’d long envisioned as inevitable.
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Woo ready to lead Mariners again -- on the mound and in the clubhouse
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- The defining moments of Bryan Woo's spectacular 2025 were those that no one outside Seattle’s clubhouse saw. In the public eye, there was the All-Star selection, the fifth-place finish for the American League Cy Young Award and the franchise record of pitching through the sixth inning in
Naylor on greeting trailblazer Pawol ahead of at-bat: 'Kindness is free'
PEORIA, Ariz. -- For all his intensity on the field, there’s a gentler side to Josh Naylor that he says is rooted in “respect and kindness.” And no moment encapsulated those values more than when the Mariners first baseman stepped to the plate for the first time for Tuesday afternoon’s
Here is each team's best power-hitting prospect
Power wins games. As MLB Network insider Tom Verducci has noted, the last six World Series champions have ranked first, third, fourth, third, third and second in regular-season home runs.
Raleigh dumps first spring HR (427 ft) as he ramps up for World Baseball Classic
PEORIA, Ariz. -- This was a big one, even by the standards of “Big Dumper.” Cal Raleigh crushed his first homer of the Cactus League season on Tuesday afternoon, pummeling a first-pitch changeup from White Sox reliever Wikelman González and sending it to the left of straightaway center field on
Latest Mariners injuries and transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Mariners injury news and transactions.
Why Crawford was 'the perfect person' to officiate Bliss' wedding
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'Dad Strength' loading? How fatherhood helped Gilbert refocus going into '26
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Logan Gilbert has added the most robust accessory to his assortment of conditioning devices that he totes to work every day, though this one doesn’t exactly deal with baseball. It’s a stroller, and watching the Mariners’ 6-foot-6 right-hander gently pace it through Seattle’s facility has been one
These 5 prospects are impressing at Spring Training
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With Ferrer on board, Mariners go into '26 with extra lefty weapon
PEORIA, Ariz. -- Mariners fans might not know much about new lefty reliever Jose A. Ferrer, other than that to acquire him, the front office parted ways with one of its more well-known and longest-tenured prospects. But consider this: There might not be anybody in camp more thrilled about his
Naylor, Canada crashing the Classic with history on their mind
This World Baseball Classic is different for Team Canada. The days of a roster filled with Minor Leaguers and MLB bench players are gone. Feeling overmatched by All-Star studded clubs such as Team USA and Team Mexico during the group stage is no longer an issue. Instead of reaching out
'Here to strike out batters': Anderson's live BPs becoming appointment viewing
PEORIA, Ariz. -- For the back fields, the ovation was loud. Yet after the show that Kade Anderson put on, it was also substantiated.
1 dark horse candidate for each team's Opening Day roster
Spring Training is not just a time for players to get back into game shape. It's also a time of opportunity. Though teams already have a good idea about their Opening Day lineups, the full rosters usually aren't completely set when players report to camp in Florida or Arizona. That
How is one of MLB's elite catchers adjusting to ABS?
PEORIA, Ariz. -- Cal Raleigh knew he was going to utilize a challenge against the first borderline call he caught on Friday. And sure enough, that offering came just seven pitches into the Mariners’ Cactus League opener.
Position change? Ichiro takes reps in infield
PEORIA, Ariz. -- The first steps were clean. The exchanges crisp. And the throws, even at the ripe age of 52, carried the trademark finish to elevate the few eyebrows that weren't already raised behind the backfields at the Peoria Sports Complex. Indeed, Ichiro Suzuki is back in uniform at
After ALCS heartbreak, Mariners view '26 as a chance to finish job
PEORIA, Ariz. -- The scream will be seared into Mariners’ fans minds, maybe forever. In the heartbreaking moments following Seattle’s Game 7 loss to the Blue Jays in the American League Championship Series, Bryan Woo was being interviewed on camera and asked about the legacy of the 2025 team --
This prospect 'kind of stole the show' in Mariners' spring opener
PEORIA, Ariz. -- Michael Arroyo couldn’t wait to return to his hotel on Friday night, where his older brother, Carlos, would be eagerly awaiting to talk about his big day. Arroyo, the Mariners’ No. 5 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 67 overall, crushed Seattle’s first homer of Cactus League play
The hot prospects and new additions to watch at Mariners camp
PEORIA, Ariz. -- The lid has been lifted, and the Mariners are off and running in Cactus League play. Seattle opened its 31-game Spring Training slate on Friday against the Padres, their neighbors at the Peoria Sports Complex.
How Garver reunion impacts Mariners' backup catcher competition
PEORIA, Ariz. -- Mitch Garver is returning to the Mariners, but his role is far from solidified. The veteran catcher and designated hitter was slated to report to the Peoria Sports Complex on Thursday to undergo a physical, after which his Minor League contract would become official -- and with
The Mariners duo with a fast friendship that's been a real treat to watch
PEORIA, Ariz. -- The dog treats have become an integral part of Josh Naylor’s routine. Before hitting the field for infield work and batting practice at Spring Training, the Mariners’ slugging first baseman can be seen stretching on the turf adjacent to the weight room. And at his side is
How Donovan spent a career learning from Hill -- before ever meeting him
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Garver back with the Mariners on Minor League contract (source)
PEORIA, Ariz. -- A familiar face is entering the backup catcher mix for the Mariners this spring, as Mitch Garver has agreed to terms on a Minor League contract, a source told MLB.com on Wednesday. The deal is worth $2.25 million if he makes the club's 26-man Major League roster