Ryan Johnson missed by nearly a foot. The Angels right-hander wanted to bury a cutter inside. Instead, he left the full-count pitch over the middle of the plate on Monday night.

SEATTLE -- Who needs slug when you can single your way to victory?

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What better way to celebrate America's 250th birthday weekend than with the national pastime all in one place? That's the idea behind NBC/Peacock's "Star-Spangled Sunday" on July 5, when the network will use its platforms (NBC, Peacock, NBCSN) to show all 15 MLB games on the schedule, with most of

Playing in a city so defined by its history, the next generation of baseball's stars will put the sport's future on full display. The 2026 All-Star Futures Game rosters were announced Wednesday morning with 38 of the 50 selected players on the American and National League teams coming from MLB

SEATTLE -- Bryan Woo’s postgame interviews have become a must-watch masterclass in self-reflection, even on days when he’s genuinely at a loss for extended explanation.

SEATTLE -- One day after crushing a 428-foot homer on an ailing right hamstring, Dominic Canzone was out of the Mariners’ lineup as they looked to win their second straight and take a series victory on Tuesday against the Angels. But that was by design.

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SEATTLE -- He went from “Furious George” to “Happy George” in almost the blink of an eye. But the moment called for it on Monday night for George Kirby, who emphatically cleared the eighth inning with a strikeout on his 100th pitch, then went through a human-formed tunnel among teammates

SEATTLE -- Rob Refsnyder has been battling through discomfort in both of his knees for much of what’s been a difficult debut season in Seattle. And on Monday, the situation reached the point that the club placed him on the 10-day injured list. Meanwhile, Dominic Canzone (right hamstring) and Luke

Jonny Farmelo has long tantalized scouts with his dynamic toolset -- when he's been able to stay on the field. Finally healthy over a sustained period for the first time in pro ball, he's fulfilling the potential that made him the 29th overall pick in the 2023 Draft. MLB's No.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners were well represented at the very top of MLB Pipeline’s adjusted re-ranks to its Top 100 prospects list that were unveiled on Monday night. Headlining that group was Kade Anderson, who climbed to No. 5 overall and is now listed as the top pitching prospect in

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It’s about to be a big month in this neck of the woods. The 2026 Draft begins Saturday, July 11 as part of All-Star Weekend in Philadelphia, the All-Star Futures Game will be held one day later as part of the same festivities and all the way through the rest

CLEVELAND -- Dan Wilson was still in shock in the aftermath of one of the most stinging losses of Seattle’s up-and-down season, to the point that the Mariners’ manager was nearing a loss for words explaining what had just unfolded.

On Friday night, left-hander Kade Anderson, the Mariners' No. 2 prospect, struck out nine batters in his start for Double-A Arkansas. Right-hander Ryan Sloan must have viewed that as a challenge to him.

The Mariners acquired infielder Buddy Kennedy from the Giants for cash considerations, the team announced Sunday. The 27-year-old appeared in seven games for San Francisco this season, going 0-for-7 with a walk and three strikeouts. He batted .321 with eight homers and 33 RBIs in 48 games at Triple-A Sacramento.

CLEVELAND -- Climbing beyond three runs remains mountainous for the Mariners these days. So much so that, with Saturday night’s 4-3 loss to the Guardians at Progressive Field, they tied the longest streak in franchise history without plating at least four, now at 13 games dating back to June 13.

CLEVELAND -- The Mariners have put the piggyback on hold, at least for now. The club announced a few hours before Saturday night's 4-3 loss to the Guardians that it was adjusting its rotation alignment, giving Logan Gilbert a standard start and pushing Emerson Hancock to Sunday. Hancock was initially

CLEVELAND -- A homecoming throughout this road trip has given Colt Emerson a hefty dose of both nostalgia and perspective, blended through the huge presence of those he loves most while doing what he loves most. And because of those very distinct emotional states, you’d never know that the Mariners’

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Every Friday night (and one Saturday because of rain) has been an occasion in the Double-A Texas League in 2026. Somewhere on the circuit, the Arkansas Travelers fill out the lineup card with one name in the starting pitcher slot: Kade Anderson. The third overall pick from the 2025 Draft

When Felnin Celesten joined the Mariners organization at the start of the 2023 international signing period, he was touted as potentially the highest upside shortstop on the market in a decade. Seen as a potential five-tool player as he fills out, the hype has continued to grow. The only thing