SEATTLE -- This pitchers’ duel was brought to you by the Stetson Hatters and the letter K. Thursday’s matchup at T-Mobile Park pitted a pair of Florida-born Stetson alums against each other on the mound -- again -- and Logan Gilbert and Jacob deGrom did not disappoint, combining for 23

SEATTLE -- Emerson Hancock looked like he had pitched his way out of the debate that defined his 2025 season. Now, thanks only to ill luck, he might be back in it. Will he end up back in the bullpen?

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Lazaro Montes is 6-foot-5 and 250 pounds. He used all of it to hit a mammoth home run on Monday, carrying 474 feet into the night, the longest homer at T-Mobile Park in the Statcast era (2015). What fuels the Mariners’ larger-than-life rookie? Montes has a sweet answer that might

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SEATTLE -- Kade Anderson wasn’t going to get beat the same way twice on Wednesday afternoon. Facing Rangers slugger Jake Burger for the third time through, with the chance to clear the sixth inning for the first time in his extremely young career, the Mariners’ ascending left-hander stared down his

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With the Minor League regular seasons wrapping up this month, it’s tempting to say we’re already looking ahead to 2027. But in this case, we’re going one step beyond that.

SEATTLE -- Lazaro Montes’ sheer power has now been officially felt in the Pacific Northwest. The 6-foot-5, 250-pound designated hitter demolished Cal Quantrill’s 94 mph fastball into the right-center-field concourse of T-Mobile Park for a three-run blast in the fourth inning of the Mariners' 10-5 loss. It was Montes’ second

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SEATTLE -- As Bryan Woo navigated his only true jam on Sunday afternoon, Dan Wilson shifted back and forth on the home dugout’s top step. The Mariners’ manager stared out to the sun-soaked playing surface at T-Mobile Park, weighing a decision on whether to let the electric right-hander finish out

SEATTLE -- With their postseason hopes fleeting, the Mariners made a move on Sunday that signaled towards the future: promoting top hitting prospect Michael Arroyo to the Majors. Ranked the club’s No. 3 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 45 overall, Arroyo was immediately injected into Seattle’s starting lineup for his

It's only fitting that 2026's final edition of the Prospect Team of the Week would feature Andrew Fischer. Throughout the Minor League campaign, the Brewers' No. 5 prospect has launched roundtripper after roundtripper, and he's pulled away with the Minor League lead -- and a chance for 50 homers. Fischer

SEATTLE -- They began as murmurs on Saturday night, a chorus of frustration that was faint at first but grew louder with each passing inning. And by the end of the Mariners’ 6-2 loss to the A’s, the boos from the ticketed 40,950 at T-Mobile Park had reached an impossible-to-ignore

SEATTLE -- One day after suffering left hip soreness upon crashing into the right-field wall, Lazaro Montes was out of the Mariners’ lineup on Saturday. But both the rookie and manager Dan Wilson were optimistic about his status and potential availability off the bench.

SEATTLE – Time has officially run out for Matt Brash's 2026 season. The reliever’s injury-plagued year has come to an end, general manager Justin Hollander said ahead of Friday’s game against the Athletics. The Mariners received results from Brash’s Thursday MRI; it showed continued inflammation in his right lat, which

Nobody would blame a rookie for being nervous in his MLB debut. An 0-fer is completely understandable and would have no bearing on the expectations for a player’s career. But none of that seems to matter to this season’s crop of debutants. Hitters making their debuts have been more productive

SEATTLE -- Plenty has been made of the dichotomy between the Mariners’ August schedule -- one of the toughest in MLB -- and their September slate, which sees them play five games against the two teams ahead of them in the division and five series against the three worst teams

SEATTLE -- Mariners manager Dan Wilson was ejected for the fourth time this season and the third time in the past month in Thursday’s 7-4 loss to the Athletics.

Major League Baseball announced the 2027 Spring Training schedule on Friday.

SEATTLE -- There are no more pages in the regular-season calendar to flip, and for the Mariners currently on the injured list, the clock is ticking. “Time is running out,” general manager Justin Hollander said Thursday, after running through a list of players on the IL, few of whom are

SEATTLE -- Mike Cameron’s jersey will stay forever untucked at T-Mobile Park. Growing up in Georgia, Cameron watched his father come home from his job at a factory with his shirttail out. It was the simple signifier that work was over for the night, and it was a lesson that

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