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Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the Brewers’ record-tying shutout/blowout of the Mariners (warning: profanity), Bryce Rainer and the continued absence of a post-Ohtani two-way wave, the latest manifestation of Paul Skenes’s protracted struggles, the tater turnaround of Fernando Tatis Jr., the reason(s) for the diminishing viewership of “MLB at Field of Dreams,” and […]
Some of the greatest hitters and defenders in the game's history have occupied the hot corner, or more traditionally known as third base. In this piece, we will attempt to name the greatest third baseman from each of the 30 MLB teams in the sport's history. Let's dive in! Arizona Diamondbacks Matt Williams While […]
Ah, the difference only 24 hours can make. On Tuesday, the Mariners wore one of the most lopsided losses in the history of baseball. With a 22-0 scoreline, it’s safe to say they had a bad day. Setting aside the context of one of the franchise’s most disappointing seasons to date (at least to this […]
Box Score The high for the Brewers coming off their 22-0 victory over the Mariners the night before was very quickly brought crashing back down to earth on Wednesday night. Seattle attacked Brewers starter Dustin May, who did not have his best stuff, early and often. The first three batters reached base, going single-single, double […]
Mariners 7, Brewers 5 Wednesday’s performance: Dominic Canzone, +0.17 WPA; Taylor Ward, +0.11 WPA; Andrés Muñoz, +0.09 WPA Tuesday’s performance: Seranthony Domínguez, -0.05 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
The Chicago Cubs are 74-54 following the 3-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday afternoon. Still, they took two out of three from their cross-town rivals, and are primed to take on the lowly Seattle Mariners this weekend. What is more, the Cubs announced on Wednesday that their injured closer, Daniel Palencia, will [...] The post Chicago Cubs: Daniel Palencia will have a different role when activated off 60-day IL appeared first on ChiCitySports .
What started as a quiet, one-run game quickly escalated into a historic onslaught at American Family Field on August 18. […]
This may be difficult to believe, but the Seattle Mariners still have a series in front of them to try to win. Sure, they may have nearly doubled their negative run differential last night, but the league standings do not care for the nuances in margin of victory; rather, they only consider which team scored […]
The Milwaukee Brewers are going to attempt to follow up yesterday’s 22-0 historic thrashing of the Seattle Mariners. While it’s unlikely the scoring output will be similar, the Brewers are continuing to get closer to full strength on the offensive side. The Brewers announced that they had activated shortstop Cooper Pratt from the IL prior […]
The Mariners announced that they have selected the contract of left-hander Jhonathan Díaz. Fellow lefty Josh Simpson has been optioned to Triple-A Tacoma in a corresponding active roster move. To open a 40-man spot, infielder/outfielder Luke Raley has been transferred to the 60-day injured list. Raley underwent season-ending flexor surgery earlier this month. Díaz, 29, […]
Brandon Hyde and Rocco Baldelli are among the potential managers the Seattle Mariners must call if they fire Dan Wilson.
The Milwaukee Brewers are coming off of an historic 22-0 blowout victory over the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night. It marked their fourth win in their last five games and have fans hoping, more than ever, that they have enough offensive fire power to get over the hump and into the World Series this year. [...]
How many runs did the Seattle Mariners lose by in Tuesday night's game against Brewers in Milwaukee? And how many runs did the Mariners themselves score? Don't concern yourself with these matters, this silly fixation on who won the game, and by how much . The true connoisseur understands that witnessing something new every single day is a blessing, and boy did the Mariners—and Brewers, but mostly, if we are being honest, the Mariners—show everyone something unique and special. Because the M...
Good morning friends. The Mariners dropped a stinker of all stinkers last night, with a 22-0 blowout loss at the hands of the Brewers. If you’re brave enough to watch the next adventure of this runaway train, first pitch is slated for 4:40pm PT. In Mariners news… Around the league… Anders’ picks…
The end of July (or beginning of August) marks a special time in the baseball calendar. The Trade Deadline inspires […]
Imagine this: The last time something this historic happened in MLB, the Philadelphia Phillies weren’t even the Phillies (they were still the Philadelphia Quakers). Back in 1887, they faced the Indianapolis Hoosiers and demolished them 24-0. Since then, it’s now 139 years later that MLB has witnessed another piece of history, but this time, it […] The post “Guys Can Lose Their Focus”: Brewers Coach Offers Perspective on Mariners’ $200M Star’s Blunder in Historic 22-0 Win in 139 Years appeare...
You want to empty your home, you want to empty your life, of the 2026 Mariners, and we here at Lookout Landing Lacuna are here to help. Hopefully you enjoyed the brief interlude of the Mariners winning a series against the Astros, as we’re back to our regularly scheduled programming of soul-crushing road losses with […]
The Milwaukee Brewers have the best record in baseball, and they show no signs of cooling off as the postseason nears.
Box Score Struggling offense? What struggling offense? The Brewers poured it on the Mariners tonight with 22 hits and 22 runs in a game that became a laugher late. But even discounting the nine runs that Milwaukee scored off of a position player, the offense showed real, positive signs against Mariners starter Bryce Miller and […]
Brewers 22, Mariners 0 This Tornado Loves You: Brendan Donovan, .00 WPA no one, none of you are without sin This Tornado Does Not: Bryce Miller, -.19 WPA Game thread comment of the day:
Did you enjoy that series win over the Astros? Yes? Good, because you’re going to need to call on those happy memories as the Mariners face the playoff-bound Brewers. Jake already laid out for you how tough this series is going to be in the series preview, which you should revisit if you haven’t. Lineups: […]
The third baseman was less than a month removed from his first Triple-A stint
After a well-earned day off, the Milwaukee Brewers are back in action today as they welcome the Seattle Mariners to town for a three-game series. And after a day off, the Brewers get some welcomed reinforcement to their ailing lineup. Yes, Brice Turang is back in the lineup. Turang missed the entire four-game series in […]
The Rangers have sent right-hander Luis Curvelo outright to Triple-A Round Rock, according to his transactions tracker at MLB.com. That indicates he cleared waivers after being designated for assignment last week. Curvelo, 25, was originally an international signing of the the Mariners in 2018. After the 2024 season, he still hadn’t been added to Seattle’s […]
In spite of a quietly efficient series win over Houston, the realistic hopes of a back-to-back playoff appearance for the Seattle Mariners are continuing to dwindle. We had a robust discussion on the topic last week in the staff Slack channel and it seems like something worth sharing with the LL community. Please weigh in […]