The Mariners placed outfielder Victor Robles on the 10-day injured list on Wednesday, retroactive to Tuesday, with a right pec strain and selected infielder/outfielder Connor Joe from Triple-A Tacoma. In addition, right-hander Carlos Vargas (right lat strain) was transferred from the 15- to 60-day IL.

This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Mariners injury news and transactions.

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Mariners and their fans were collectively holding their breath on Saturday night as Colt Emerson exited the first game of a doubleheader at Triple-A Tacoma after fouling a ball off his right foot. However, Mariners general manager Justin Hollander shared via text message a few hours

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Brendan Donovan was out of the Mariners’ lineup on Saturday night at Angel Stadium while recovering from a minor right groin issue. But Seattle’s new third baseman reported all positives when coming off the field after doing a pregame workout that primarily consisted of agility work.

SEATTLE -- The Spotify playlist that roared in the Mariners’ clubhouse on Friday night might’ve prompted one to do a double take. Not for any of the tunes in particular, which are played exclusively after each win, but because of who assembled it -- and that the guy who knows

SEATTLE -- Just one day into the regular season, the Mariners’ bullpen has taken its first hit. The club announced before Friday’s game vs. the Guardians that it placed high-velocity right-hander Carlos Vargas on the 15-day injured list with a right lat strain.

SEATTLE -- For the first time in seven seasons, the Mariners will open the year without their longtime shortstop and clubhouse leader on the Opening Day roster.

PEORIA, Ariz. -- It’s nearly getaway day for the Mariners at Spring Training, and the club still has a few roster questions it’s looking to answer before voyaging to Seattle for Opening Day. And they already answered one of those on Sunday by going with Mitch Garver as their backup

PEORIA, Ariz. -- As the sand in the Spring Training hourglass gets ever closer to running out, with Opening Day just more than a week away, Mariners shortstop J.P. Crawford is still dealing with a right shoulder issue that has caused him to miss six consecutive Cactus League games. While

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Bryce Miller’s first full-effort bullpen session since suffering left side oblique inflammation was cut short before it got going on Wednesday afternoon, making an already tight window to break camp on the Opening Day roster even tighter. Miller threw a handful of higher-intensity warmup pitches, then took

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Bryce Miller was in the middle of discussing his first mound session in 10 days when Justin Hollander passed by. “He’s fine!” the Mariners' general manager shouted good-naturedly.

PEORIA, Ariz. -- The good news for Bryce Miller is that his arm has felt great throughout Spring Training. The not-so-good news is that he recently suffered left side oblique inflammation that will preclude him from making his next Cactus League start. Miller received a platelet rich plasma shot on

SEATTLE -- Mariners pitchers and catchers are less than two weeks away from reporting for Spring Training, yet they will arrive with their starting rotation depth having taken a notable hit. Right-hander Logan Evans, the talented 2025 rookie, recently underwent surgery to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his

SEATTLE -- Bryan Woo was smiling and high-fiving teammates after throwing an up-and-down bullpen session at T-Mobile Park on Friday afternoon, which was perhaps a positive sign as the matter of his roster status loomed, with the Mariners seeking to advance in the American League Division Series against the Tigers.

SEATTLE -- Bryan Woo stood in full uniform on Thursday afternoon as he paced through the outfield grass in an empty T-Mobile Park. That he was in Seattle’s home whites, jersey crisply tucked in and complete with the neon cleats illustrated just how game-like he intended to make the throwing

SEATTLE -- Bryan Woo stood smiling in the home bullpen at T-Mobile Park on Wednesday afternoon, which was perhaps a positive sign as the Mariners’ electric right-hander works back from pectoral inflammation ahead of the American League Division Series.

SEATTLE -- It’s that time of year where the Mariners have locked up a first-round postseason bye and could be in the process of getting key players off their feet over the final weekend. And that was indeed the case during a 3-2 loss to the Dodgers, with Josh Naylor

SEATTLE -- The most glaring question mark facing a Mariners team that is red hot and has the clarity of a first-round postseason bye is the status of their potential Game 1 starter, as Bryan Woo continues to nurse the mild inflammation in his pectoral muscle.

SEATTLE -- Bryan Woo likely won’t pitch again in the regular season. But he and the Mariners are doing everything they can to ensure he’s ready for October. In a perhaps somewhat expected announcement, Mariners general manager Justin Hollander said Woo will skip his next scheduled start on Thursday against

HOUSTON -- An MRI that Bryan Woo underwent Saturday morning revealed he has “minor inflammation” in his right pectoral muscle, Mariners manager Dan Wilson said before Seattle’s second game vs. the Astros at Daikin Park. But the club believes that its All-Star pitcher will avoid the injured list.

HOUSTON -- Everything was shaping up so well for Bryan Woo and the Mariners during Friday night’s colossal series opener against the Astros that could determine the American League West -- until Seattle’s electric right-hander began his warmup tosses ahead of the bottom of the sixth inning. Woo exhibited discomfort

SEATTLE -- A season that began with significant promise for Ryan Bliss before getting derailed by injury ended in frustration, with the 25-year-old infielder suffering a right meniscus injury during his rehab assignment that required surgery, general manager Justin Hollander confirmed Monday.

PHILADELPHIA -- Bryce Miller had some reflective perspective when discussing his much-anticipated return from the injured list, slated for Tuesday night against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park. On the one hand, it has been a brutal year filled with pain in the right-hander’s pitching elbow, a setback that necessitated

Mariners right-hander Bryce Miller made his third Minor League rehab start on Wednesday night as he works toward returning to Seattle’s rotation after missing more than two months due to right elbow inflammation. Miller went 5 2/3 innings for Triple-A Tacoma at Las Vegas and allowed two runs on two

BALTIMORE -- Mariners outfielder Victor Robles will play the first game of his rehab assignment on Tuesday night at Triple-A Tacoma, continuing his recovery from a dislocated left shoulder he suffered while making a highlight-reel catch in foul territory in early April. Robles, who remains ahead of schedule in his