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The field of viable MLB playoff teams is starting to narrow, and with three full weeks of regular-season baseball remaining, it's make-or-break time for teams on the postseason bubble.
The former first-round pick ended his playing career with two seasons in Japan.
When Bryan Woo had his 13-strikeout performance against the Angels on September 13, 2025, the Mariners’ social team anointed him “Leonardo de Wooski” with tiny art emoji, a nickname that his teammates (okay, Bryce Miller) have enjoyed poking fun at ever since. But today’s performance might have surpassed even that baker’s dozen of strikeouts, where […]
The Athletics faced the Seattle Mariners in the series finale of their four-game series. The Mariners avoided a four-game sweep, salvaging the final matchup with a 2-0 victory behind a career-best performance from Bryan Woo. The Bay Area native faced little resistance from the A’s offense in the two-and-a-half-hour ballgame. Early Pitching Duel Both Woo […]
Mariners 2, Athletics 0 Sunny Sundays: Bryan Woo, +.45 WPA Gloomy Tuesdays: Michael Arroyo, -.08 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
It’s been a whirlwind 12 hours for Michael Arroyo, who got notice just after finishing his game last night for Triple-A Tacoma that he would be getting on a plane from Albuquerque to Seattle to make his big-league debut. Arroyo got on a plane in Albuquerque at 6 AM; by 10 AM he was in […]
The Mariners will look to avoid the ignominy of being mopped at home – something that they’ve managed to avoid since August 2017 – by the lowly A’s this afternoon, but hey, we’ll be treated to another big league debut! In case you didn’t know, we love those around here, and it’s at least something […]
The Athletics have played spoiler all weekend, winning the first three games of the series against the Seattle Mariners to deal another blow to their division rivals’ playoff hopes. The A’s need one more win to complete a four-game sweep in what has been one of their best-played series during an otherwise forgettable second half […]
1:08pm: Seattle has announced Arroyo’s promotion. To clear space, the team optioned infielder Patrick Wisdom to Tacoma and moved right-hander Nick Davila from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day IL. Davila will miss the rest of the season with an SC joint sprain. 1:01pm: The Mariners are promoting outfield/second base prospect Michael Arroyo from […]
The Mariners lost pathetically yesterday to drop the series to the A’s. The beauty and the curse of the long MLB season is that win or lose, you get to go back and do it again the next day. Big win? You get to go back out the next day and keep trying to build […]
There have been worse losses this year, a season that’s been nothing but pear-shaped for the M’s practically right out of the gate. Off the top of my head, there were the heartbreakers in San Diego and in Houston, the historic blowout in Milwaukee – and in the friendly confines at T-Mobile Park – and […]
Athletics 6, Mariners 2 September 2025: Cal Raleigh, +.07 WPA September 2026: George Kirby, -.20 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Seems a game thread is needed, so here’s one. Springs vs. Kirby if you’re wondering (and even if you’re not).
We’re three days into the “soft” part of the schedule to round out the year, and the last two games against these A’s have been… suboptimal is the polite way to put it. The best the M’s can hope for at this point in this four-game series is a split, and George Kirby will be […]
The Seattle Mariners are squandering their last chance to make the MLB playoffs.
Good morning, foLLks, and happy Labor Day Weekend! The M’s fell to ten games under .500, losing 7-6 to the A’s. Now seven games back of the Astros, I think a fork can be safely stuck in the 2026 Mariners season. The string demands to be played out, though, and if you’re a true glutton […]
Dear September Baseball, The heat of August has given way to your cooler air, and the last several days of cloud cover and occasional drizzle have driven me further into the seasonal mood that you bring annually. Also, the Mariners just lost their second straight home game to the division rival Athletics, 7-6, that helped […]
A bad game on Friday got worse for the Mariners when exciting rookie Lazaro Montes left the game in the fifth inning after a collision with the right field wall. Montes, who was running at full speed to chase down a fly ball off the bat of Zack Gelof that seemed destined for the right […]
The A’s came out on top on Friday night, beating the Seattle Mariners 7-6. Not the best outing from our young starting pitcher but a mashed up lineup was able to bail him out in this one. We’ll take it. 56th win locked up. Morris struggles The A’s went with a rookie starting pitcher tonight […]
You don’t deserve me at my best: Cal Raleigh, 0.31 WPA If you can’t handle me at my worst: Logan Gilbert, -0.65 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Game This game was very bad, but also weirdly had some very good stuff too… so I don’t know, why not two GTCOD. A funny pick, and […]
Jon Heyman doesn’t think there’s much debate left about which team has had the most disappointing season in baseball, and he’s putting the Seattle Mariners at the top of that list. Appearing on MLB Network’s MLB Now alongside Adnan Virk and Jake Peavy, Heyman pointed to Seattle’s collapse on both sides of the ball as […] The post Mariners named ‘most disappointing team’ by MLB Insider appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The potential Seattle Mariners Pie Stroll September met an early end with game one against the Athletics yesterday, but alas, the season persisted. The Mariners have perhaps found themselves in less of a playoff conversation recently, but that hasn’t stopped one of their star players in Julio Rodríguez from appearing in conversations surrounding possible bird […]
A couple of injured Mariners have had setbacks in their progression as they attempt to return to play: reliever Matt Brash has been shut down from throwing temporarily, while infielder Brendan Donovan remains in the concussion protocol. UPDATE: Mariners GM Justin Hollander announced to the media on Friday that the results of an MRI taken […]
We got a win yesterday! A great way to start off the series in Seattle and the A’s are riding a two-game winning streak. They’ll hope to make it three in a row this evening in the second of four games against the division-rival Mariners. Before we get to the starters and lineups, the A’s […]
If you are a Mariners fan, there’s a strong chance someone in your life has recently sent you a reel by the comic Jordan Jensen in which Jensen tells a story about being at the Sunday August 13th Yankees game and seeing Julio Rodríguez throw a ball into the stands and allegedly kill a pigeon. […]