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In a move that surprised no one yet still wrung a fair amount of waterworks out of the assembled crowd – and the man himself – the Mariners announced that Rick Rizzs will be inducted into the Mariners Hall of Fame next season. Rizzs will be just the twelfth member of the Mariners Hall of […]
Rays started slow with some awkward last minute changes. Griffin Jax had to be scratched with elbow discomfort, while Taylor Walls was removed from the initial lineup still dealing with back soreness. The loss of Jax (and hopefully not for too long) changed the strategy shifting towards a full on bullpen game. Combine that with […]
Rays 3, Mariners 2 Remembering the Mariners: Josh Naylor, +0.20 WPARemembering the Mariners: Michael Rucker, -0.27 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day
Dang, was there some kind of ceremony before the game or something? More game thread!
Well, this could be awkward. The Mariners will take another step in the never-ending Hell that is the 2026 season. They lost last night, two solo homers to one. The lineup continues to look lifeless, and the pitching has been the worst in the majors for weeks now. This is a very bad baseball team […]
The Twins‘ pursuit of a playoff berth made them aggressive buyers at the trade deadline, with Dean Kremer, A.J. Minter, and Jeff Hoffman all added as part of Minnesota’s quest for pitching. Such targets as the Blue Jays‘ Kevin Gausman and the Angels‘ Jose Soriano and Zach Neto were also explored, according to Bobby Nightengale […]
This has to be the latest I’ve been at T-Mobile Park in years, if not ever. It’s 11 pm, and I’m in my Yes We Canó t-shirt circa 2015, and people around me are cheering Stefen Romero. It isn’t heaven, nor is it hell. Baby, it’s the Mariners Alumni Home Run Derby. The whole thing […]
Good morning! When Munetaka Murakami went off for 6 RBI against Houston on his bobblehead day , he cemented a franchise first: four separate players, in their first 140 games, to log at least five RBI in a game in the same season. Are there a few qualifiers in there to make it a first? Sure. At the same time, though, only two other iterations managed three instances: 1991 (the same player each time), and 1921 (three different players). This has been a fun season thus far, likely continues to...
There's still plenty of season left, but several would-be contenders already look like they've missed a golden opportunity to improve.
Hello everyone and happy Saturday! The Mariners may have lost a sleepy 2-1 game to the Rays yesterday, but the Alumni Home Run Derby provided plenty of fun as former Mariner Stefen Romero took the crown, defeating Austin Nola in the final round. But truly, has there been a more fun moment this season than […]
The good news is that the Mariners weren’t shut out. A last-gasp Julio Rodríguez solo homer helped the 2026 Mariners avoid making some ugly history, on a night when the Mariners opened the celebration of 50 years of the franchise. The bad news is that they might as well have been, with another lifeless offensive […]
The Tampa Bay Rays and Seattle Mariners kicked off a three-game set in Seattle on Friday night and the pitching matchup that featured Drew Rasmussen and Logan Gilbert did not disappoint. The pair of aces delivered a throwback edition pitcher’s duel and luckily for the Rays, Drew Rasmussen emerged victorious. The righty turned in yet […]
Rays 2, Mariners 1 Anagrams: Julio Rodríguez and Eduard Bazardo, +.03 WPA Bananagrams: Taylor Ward, -.17 WPA but let’s be clear, every single member of the offense could be in this category tonight, as not a single one aside from Julio had a positive WPA. They, to put it gently, stink. Game thread comment of […]
The Astros are in talks about adding a right-handed hitting outfielder, reports Chandler Rome of The Athletic. Rome adds that they’ve shown interest in Rob Refsnyder and Austin Hays, each of whom was released this week. Refsnyder and Hays signed one-year contracts with the Mariners and White Sox, respectively. Both players had a history of hitting […]
August 7: Fairchild cleared outright waivers, the Mariners announced. His transaction log at MLB.com indicates he elected free agency rather than accept an assignment to Tacoma. August 4: The Mariners announced several roster moves today, most of which were previously reported. They also reinstated infielder/outfielder Brendan Donovan from the 10-day injured list. Outfielder Stuart Fairchild […]
After yesterday’s shellacking at the hands of the deadline-selling Tigers during a series where they were outscored 4054 – 4, the Mariners limp into their 50th Anniversary Weekend to face the best team in the AL, the Tampa Bay Rays. We’re already brainstorming names for what we’ll nickname this potential debacle, in the grand tradition […]
The Tampa Bay Rays continue their push atop the American League when they visit the Seattle Mariners on Friday night for the opener of a three-game series at T-Mobile Park. How to Watch Rays vs Mariners Tampa Bay enters Friday…
The Seattle Mariners are making a change before Friday's matchup with the Tampa Bay Rays.
New York Yankees fans may need to arrive early to Tuesday's game against the Seattle Mariners to secure some KPop Demon Hunters merch.
These guys better channel their past selves if they’re to help their teams over the finish line.
The New York Yankees didn’t get the catcher they wanted at the MLB trade deadline, but it didn’t take long for them to find one elsewhere. New York has agreed to a minor league contract with veteran catcher Mitch Garver, according to Ted Schwerzler of Minnesota Sports Fan. Garver will initially report to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, […] The post Yankees add ex-Mariners catcher after trade deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Yankees and catcher Mitch Garver have agreed to a minor league deal, reports Ted Schwerzler of minnesotasportsfan.com. Garver will join Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. The deal has an opt-out later this month. Garver, 35, began the year with the Mariners but he was released earlier this week. Serving as the backup to Cal Raleigh, he produced […]
With the MLB Trade Deadline in the rear view mirror, reports about the Seattle Mariners activity now surface and they apparently looked at Los Angeles Angels shortstop Zach Neto. Neto was a hot commodity among contending teams at the MLB Trade Deadline; however, the Angels decided to keep him on their roster. The Mariners viewed […] The post Seattle Mariners Showed Interest In Star Player From Division Rival appeared first on HEAVY .
The Mariners have announced that as part of their 50 Seasons Celebration Night, when the top 50 players in team history will be welcomed at T-Mobile in a ceremony before first pitch, Alex Rodriguez will be in attendance. It’s been 26 years since A-Rod left Seattle in free-agency and became a villain in the eyes […]
The Mariners marketing machine has been building the hype for this weekend’s festivities for months, but I’m finding it extremely difficult to get excited about a team that seemingly has no interest in actually winning their games. Getting shutout twice against the Tigers — a team that sold at the trade deadline — was a […]