WEST SACRAMENTO -- Communication, or a lack thereof, appeared to be the clearest source of frustration for Bryce Miller and Luis Castillo on Monday night.

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WEST SACRAMENTO -- First place suddenly came within the Mariners’ grasp on Tuesday night in a divisional showdown against the very team they’re chasing. And within a 4-1 win over the Athletics came a promising development that’s eluded them for most of this season: They hit a left-handed starting pitcher

WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Mariners’ bullpen has re-added one of its high-leverage arms. Left-hander Gabe Speier was activated from the 15-day injured list ahead of Tuesday’s game against the A’s at Sutter Health Park. In a corresponding move, righty Nick Davila was optioned to Triple-A Tacoma after Monday’s 9-2 win.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- If Cal Raleigh has been getting stir crazy while rehabbing in Arizona, he at least was slated to take part in his first baseball activity Monday. The Mariners’ star catcher reportedly played light catch at the club’s Spring Training facility on Memorial Day, representing his first action

WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Mariners had virtually everything going right on Monday night, a rarity within a season that has bled from frustratingly inconsistent to borderline maddening. Yet, for all the good that came out of a 9-2 win over the Athletics, not everyone in the visiting dugout at Sutter

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The first two months of the MLB season have seemingly flown by. Although, for the 10 players listed below, most of that period probably felt like an eternity while they were mired in early-season slumps.

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KANSAS CITY -- The Mariners hit the one-third mark of their season Sunday and find themselves on a 75-win pace with a 25-29 record. That’s far from where they had hoped to be, and a big part of the problem has been their inability to handle the Kansas City Royals.

KANSAS CITY – The Mariners have decided to do a flip-flop as they continue to evaluate the recently implemented piggyback approach within their starting rotation. Manager Dan Wilson said Sunday that Luis Castillo will draw the start on Monday in Sacramento, as the Mariners open a series against the A’s.

KANSAS CITY -- The Mariners will reach the one-third mark of their season on Sunday, and they’ll be searching once again for the start of a significant winning streak.

KANSAS CITY -- While in Kansas City for a weekend series with the Royals, the Mariners saluted the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in a big way.

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KANSAS CITY -- Thanks to Cal Raleigh, the Mariners’ winning formula last year often revolved around getting home runs from the catcher’s position. They used that formula again on Friday night, but this time it was Mitch Garver cast in the spotlight. Filling in for the injured Raleigh behind the

Kade Anderson proved to be mortal in his start last week. On Friday night, he proved to be something far more important: resilient. Coming off the worst start of his pro career, Seattle's No. 2 prospect was back in total command, striking out seven over 4 2/3 innings to lead

KANSAS CITY -- With the Mariners in stop-and-start mode as they approach the one-third mark in the season, they’re hopeful that the return of outfielder Victor Robles can provide a spark. Robles, who was reinstated from the 10-day injured list on Friday, started in right field and went 0-for-2 with

SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh is on the injured list for the first time in his career, forcing the Mariners into a spot they once thought unthinkable given how durable the big backstop has been. But as one of his replacements recently said, "The show must go on." That assessment came

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SEATTLE -- J.P. Crawford was a late scratch to the Mariners’ lineup before Wednesday’s matinee, but that didn’t stop him from going through early work with infield coach Perry Hill. And at a new position.

SEATTLE -- For all that’s gone maddeningly wrong for the Mariners on this frustrating homestand, they escaped from a hold-your-breath ninth inning on Wednesday. Backup catcher Jhonny Pereda blasted his first career homer during the seventh to push Seattle ahead, then Randy Arozarena upped the ante with a two-run insurance

We’re less than two months away from the Draft now, with high school playoffs rolling on and colleges in conference tournament play. It might have been efficient to do this week’s mock draft in person at the SEC Tournament in Alabama, because it felt that pretty much every scouting director

SEATTLE -- The Mariners’ bullpen returned a key reinforcement before Wednesday’s series finale vs. the White Sox, as setup man Matt Brash was activated from the 15-day injured list. And fellow leverage reliever Gabe Speier might not be far behind him, as he began a rehab assignment Wednesday night with