SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert literally wore one on Wednesday afternoon. The Mariners’ ace corralled one of the most bizarre comebackers in recent memory when absorbing a 107.8 mph liner from Carlos Cortes during the first inning. In his jersey. The ball screamed back up the middle, quite literally into the

SEATTLE -- At long last, the meat of the Mariners' order has delivered. With two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning on Wednesday, Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodríguez and Josh Naylor strung together consecutive base hits that lifted Seattle to a 5-4 walk-off victory over the A’s.

SEATTLE -- It was barely more than a 24-hour span, but after homering in back-to-back games, is Cal Raleigh starting to heat up? There wasn’t much else for Seattle to be excited about after Tuesday’s 5-2 loss to the A’s, other than the potential that their all-world catcher might be

SEATTLE -- A Mariners bullpen that’s absorbed a few blows on this homestand has added a reinforcement. Right-hander Alex Hoppe was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma ahead of Tuesday’s game vs. the Athletics, and righty Casey Legumina designated for assignment as the corresponding move.

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SEATTLE -- It screamed to center field like a 107.5 mph knuckleball. And as such, Julio Rodríguez had to dance back into position to make the play.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners made three roster moves on Monday afternoon, but it was the one that they didn’t that stirred the most speculation. Brendan Donovan was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left groin muscle strain that was revealed after the third baseman underwent imaging on Sunday.

SEATTLE -- One formula for the Mariners to turn things around seems fairly simple: When Bryan Woo is pitching like an ace, they need to find a way to win. Such was the case on Sunday, when Woo was backed by homers from Rob Refsnyder, J.P. Crawford and Randy Arozarena,

SEATTLE -- Brendan Donovan was out of the Mariners’ lineup for the second straight day ahead of Sunday’s series finale vs. Texas, but he was expected to be available off the bench. The third baseman has remained day to day since exiting Friday’s game with left hip tightness and is

SEATTLE -- George Kirby already paints the strike zone as well as any arm in the sport, but he’s extended his artistry to canvases away from the mound. And quite literally. Kirby has taken up painting as a way to harness his ever-evolving grasp of baseball’s mental side, which was

SEATTLE -- Bryce Miller experienced some expected rust in his first rehab start for Triple-A Tacoma on Saturday, but stuff-wise, everything appeared sharp. Miller averaged 97.1 mph on his four-seam fastball and mixed in the slider, splitter, knuckle curve, sinker and sweeper -- got all that? -- over 33 pitches

SEATTLE -- One day after exiting early with left hip tightness, Brendan Donovan was out of the Mariners’ lineup for Saturday’s game against the Rangers as he continues to recover. The third baseman is day to day and is not expected to be considered for the 10-day injured list at

SEATTLE -- Brendan Donovan was removed from the Mariners’ 5-0 loss to the Rangers on Friday to begin the top of the fourth inning, which was revealed postgame to be due to left hip tightness. The third baseman was seen speaking at length with head athletic trainer Kyle Torgerson in

SEATTLE -- Bryce Miller rejoined the Mariners on Friday at T-Mobile Park, where he played catch as part of a final tuneup before beginning a Minor League rehab assignment. That first outing will be Saturday with Triple-A Tacoma, general manager Justin Hollander said before Seattle’s 5-0 loss to Texas.

SAN DIEGO -- About the only positive development that came out of the Mariners’ 5-2 loss to the Padres on Thursday night is that this brief road trip is over.

SAN DIEGO -- One day after what he called the worst outing of his career, Andrés Muñoz remained hard on himself when reporting to Petco Park on Thursday. “I need to find myself again,” Muñoz said.

SAN DIEGO -- It was their worst of the young 2026 season, and it might hold that distinction even after the Mariners clear all 162 games. Seattle was walked off by San Diego in stunning fashion on Wednesday night with a 7-6 final score and after blowing a four-run lead

SAN DIEGO -- Bryan Woo was aggravated enough on Tuesday night that Cal Raleigh had to prompt his pitcher back to the mound. The Mariners’ electric right-hander had just been called for a balk on a pickoff attempt in the second inning of an eventual 4-1 loss to the Padres,

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SEATTLE -- Josh Naylor got off the schneid in a seismic way on Monday afternoon. And it might’ve been the result of a fairly significant swing change.

SEATTLE -- Bryce Miller is expected to rejoin the Mariners as soon as this weekend in Seattle, though it won’t be as part of an activation from the 15-day injured list. While Miller works back from left oblique inflammation, the club will fly the right-hander from Arizona -- where he’s

SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert rarely sports a wide smile on the mound, but Sunday certainly called for it. The Mariners’ Opening Day starter let down his uber-competitive alter ego for a brief blip during the first inning of a 6-1 win over the Astros, when nabbing Jose Altuve for one

SEATTLE -- Julio Rodríguez joked that he wanted the ball back to commemorate the moment. But more so, to bring levity to it. The Mariners’ star center fielder had just yanked a double down the left-field line in the first inning of Saturday night's 8-7 win over the Astros, ending

SEATTLE -- Brendan Donovan was out of the Mariners’ lineup for the second straight game on Saturday against the Astros, but he did return as a pinch-hitter in the ninth inning of their 8-7 walk-off win later that night. Still slogging through an illness that first surfaced during Seattle’s most

SEATTLE -- There was no one else the Mariners wanted at the plate on Saturday night. Bottom of the ninth, tie game and against a division rival. But the most telling criteria for this specific hitter was that the bases were loaded. And absolutely nobody in this lineup thrives more