Seattle Mariners T-Mobile Park March 28-April 2, 2019 Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Angels Ceremonial First Pitches · Thursday, March 28 – Edgar Martinez · Friday, March 29 -- K.J. Wright - Seattle Seahawks National Anthem · Thursday, March 28 – Mike McCready, Pearl Jam Special Note: There will be

SEATTLE, Wash. -- Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto announced the following roster moves today: Optioned to Triple-A Tacoma (2): Outfielder (1): Braden Bishop Right-handed pitcher (1): Dan Altavilla Today’s roster moves (and the retirement of Ichiro Suzuki on Thursday night) set the Mariners Major League,

The Seattle Mariners today announced four promotions to the organization’s Executive Leadership Team. “The Mariners are fortunate to have a number of experienced, talented individuals whose creativity and strategic leadership have helped the organization innovate and improve not just our business operations but the way we engage with and provide

Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki announced tonight that he has decided to retire from his active playing career, effective immediately. He made the announcement following game #2 of the Major League Baseball Japan Opening Series in Tokyo. “I have achieved so many of my dreams in baseball,” Ichiro said, “both

The Seattle Mariners are introducing a couple of technology applications to enhance the fan experience at T-Mobile Park. The two major new initiatives being introduced with the start of the 2019 baseball season are mobile entry for ticket buyers and a pilot of cash-free only transactions at select concession locations

Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto announced the following roster moves at the Mariners Major League spring camp Wednesday: Optioned to AAA Tacoma (1): Infielder (1): J.P. Crawford Re-Assigned to Minor League Camp (3): Right-Handed Pitcher (1) David McKay Outfielder (1): Jake Fraley Catcher (1): Austin

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto announced the following roster move at the Mariners Major League spring camp today: Outrighted to AAA Tacoma (1): Infielder (1): Kristopher Negrón Seattle’s Major League 40-man, roster is now at 39 players. Today’s roster move leaves the

Seattle Mariners 2019 FanFest is scheduled for Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24 at T-Mobile Park. The event coincides with the team’s return from Japan for the Opening Series in Tokyo against the Oakland Athletics, and leads up to a pair of preseason exhibition games in Seattle against the

Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto announced the following roster moves at the Mariners Major League spring camp today: Re-Assigned to Minor League Camp (3): Infielder (2): Orlando Calixte, Tim Lopes Outfielder (1): Tito Polo Released (1): Infielder (1): Dustin Ackley Today’s roster moves leave the

Paseo Caribbean flavors at Edgar’s Cantina, Li’l Woody’s flame-grilled burgers and Fat’s Southern style chicken and sides are all coming to T-Mobile Park beginning with the 2019 Seattle Mariners season, as well as a refreshing signature cocktail, the Magenta Mojo, inspired by the Mariners new partnership with T-Mobile. Centerplate, the

The Seattle Mariners Cactus League game at the Chicago White Sox in Glendale, scheduled for today, Tuesday, March 12 at 1:05 pm, has been cancelled due to rain. The Mariners are scheduled to host the San Francisco Giants in Peoria tomorrow, Wednesday, March 13 at 6:40 pm. Tomorrow’s game will

Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto announced that all 23 players with less than three years of Major League service who had not previously signed contracts for this season have now come to agreements with the team and signed 2019 contracts. All 40 players on the

Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto announced the following roster moves at the Mariners Major League spring camp today: Re-Assigned to Minor League Camp (5): Right-Handed Pitchers (3) Ryan Garton, Tyler Danish (March 9) & Robinson Leyer (March 8) Left-Handed Pitcher (1) Matt Tenuta Outfielder (1):

The Seattle Mariners 2019 TV commercials were unveiled today featuring four spots that highlight the athleticism of Mariners players, reveal some hidden talents, and help fans begin to get to know some of the new faces that will be in the Mariners lineup this season. “There’s an exciting new energy

Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto announced the following roster move at the Mariners Major League spring camp today: Optioned to AAA Tacoma (1): Infielder (1): Joey Curletta Today’s roster move leaves the Mariners with 61 players in their Major League camp: 37 roster players and

The Seattle Mariners are offering fans a chance to see all home games at T-Mobile Park from April 1-September 29 with a Mariners Ballpark Pass. A limited number of the Ballpark Passes are available for purchase beginning today at Mariners.com/Pass. For $99 a month, fans will receive standing room admission

Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto announced the following roster moves at the Mariners Major League spring camp today: Optioned to AAA Tacoma (1): Right-Handed Pitcher (1): Ruben Alaniz Optioned to AA Arkansas (1): Left-Handed Pitcher (1): Ricardo Sánchez Reassigned to Minor League Camp (2): Right-Handed

Some of the premier teams in Division 1 college baseball will square off at T-Mobile Park March 8-10 in the Seattle Baseball Showcase, presented by T-Mobile. Hosted by the Seattle Sports Commission, the round robin tournament features top teams from the Pac-12, Big 10, WCC and Sun Belt Conferences. These

The Seattle Mariners today announced the hiring of Jessica Reid-Bateman, Director of Guest Relations and Event Security at Washington D.C’s Capital One Arena, as the Mariners new Director of Security. Reid-Bateman began her new post on February 20. She will be responsible for direction and oversight of all security functions

Mariners hitters managed to squeeze in 6 hits and 5 runs against the Oakland Athletics in a game that was rained out in the bottom of the second inning Thursday at Hohokam Stadium. Although the Cactus League lid lifter lasted under an hour, starting pitcher Marco Gonzales made the most