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At the All-Star Break’s conclusion, I wrote on expectations, and their virtue as an exercise with this franchise towards a more hopeful future near and far. These Seattle Mariners, 3.0 games back of the AL West and the third Wild Card spot alike, have earned little and less belief. They’ve played poorly, wasted chances, and […]
General manager Jerry Dipoto enters the 2026 MLB trade deadline facing a familiar challenge. The Seattle Mariners boast what should be one of the most talented rosters in baseball, led by several offensive stars and featuring a starting rotation capable of carrying the club through an entire postseason series on its own. Additionally, the M’s […] The post Two Mock Trades for the Mariners’ Playoff Push appeared first on Just Baseball .
The Mariners are getting plenty of trade interest on their pitchers.
In the midst of a disappointing 2026 season thus far, the Seattle Mariners are reportedly fielding interest in three of their top starting pitchers.
Rick Rizzs Happy Totals: 9Dan Wilson Tough One Tonights: 15Run Differential: -12 wRC+: 88 (22nd)Rotation ERA-/FIP-: 114/112 (23rd/21st)Bullpen ERA-/FIP-: 81/101 (12th/18th)OAA: -12BsR: -1.7 (28th) Mariners fWAR leader: Logan Gilbert, 1.0 Beef Boy Bombs: 3Josh Naylor SB: 6 for 8Julio HR-SB: 2-2Ty France Memorial HBP Counter: Randy Arozarena, 5 Weston Wilson games played: 17Cole Young hard-hit […]
Hello everyone, and welcome to August. The M’s suffered another gut-wrenching loss, this time to the Twins by a 5-3 final with the bullpen failing to hold a slim lead. Anyway, here’s another random prompt for you: What is the MLB team you think about the least? For me it’s probably the Reds. In Mariners […]
Hello and welcome to Lookout Landing. If you’re new here and/or don’t hang out in the game threads, well, I can’t blame you, because this team is zero fun right now. Tonight the Mariners showed that home cooking isn’t any better and carried their miserable 2-6 road trip back to a long homestand, starting it […]
While in Seattle last summer, one thing I noticed at their ballpark was a preponderance of Nintendo advertising—from player sleeves to wall signs to between-inning ads. Well, tonight—okay, now last night—the Minnesota Twins navigated all the platform stages and slid down the flagpole victorious! After Twins’ bats went down 1-2-3 in the top of the […]
Twins 5, Mariners 3 Clever, light-hearted japery in rhyme: Cal Raleigh, .16 WPA (hey! A Cal Raleigh WPA lead!) Getting dragged to an open mic night where the theme is sadness: Eduard Bazardo, -.25 WPA Game thread comment of the day: I think this is also a poem And a bonus, because if you watched […]
If the 2026 MLB season were to end tomorrow, the Chicago Cubs will comfortably be sitting in a postseason spot, as they stand in pole position among all NL Wild Card teams. They are six games back of the Milwaukee Brewers for the NL Central lead, which isn’t even that big of a gap to […] The post MLB rumors: Bombshell Cubs-Mariners trade floated before deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
We’re back and not better than ever. The Mariners open one of their longest homestands of the season tonight, starting with the Twins for three games before the Tigers and Rays come to town, with the Rays series falling during the “50 Seasons” celebration. Also, it’s Fireworks Night, and you’ll just need to trust me […]
Time: 9:10 Central Weather: Sunny, roof will be open, 79° Opponent’s hoppin’ SB site: Lookout Landing TV: Twins TV. Radio: Only another 1164 miles from Sturgis on I-90, Gladden Tonight’s Mariners starter is RHP Bryce Miller, who was promising in his rookie season, stellar in 2024, struggled with control last year and is stellar again […]
The Seattle Mariners have placed 3B/SS J.P. Crawford on the 10-day injured list with the hand injury that has held him out the past few games. Crawford appeared to injure his hand on a swing last week, and continued to see it exacerbated despite several days off and some cautious returns to play. In his […]
With that terrible road trip in the rearview mirror, the Mariners return to Seattle for the longest homestand of the season. At four games under .500, they’re a game away from matching their season’s nadir — they were five games under on April 17. That makes this series against the Twins all the more important. […]
Nobody gets to fire two managers in two years. Jeff Passan went on the radio on Tuesday and placed the blame for the Mariners season at the feet of manager Dan Wilson. Passan heavily implied Wilson should be replaced, using logic I’ve seen plenty throughout the season: This roster is far too talented to be […]
Hello everyone, and happy Friday! The Mariners closed out their road trip with a whimper, dropping the series finale to the Dodgers 6-2. The team is in a rut, so I’m not going to ask you about them. Instead: what do you have planned for this upcoming weekend? In Mariners news… Around the league…
Baseball reminds us of our capacity for change. Not just incremental shifts that drip from the faucet at a glacially accelerating pace until one day they’ve reshaped the surface beneath them. Rapid, sudden changes in a sport notorious for its meandering heart. In roughly the time a new human being requires to gestate and be […]
The Dodgers are now on a winning streak at home, as they defeated the Seattle Mariners 6-2 at Dodger Stadium on Thursday. Roki Sasaki managed to avoid trouble after allowing a one-out baserunner by completing a scoreless first inning on 20 pitches. Bryan Woo was one strike away from completing a scoreless first inning on […]
Roki Sasaki faces Bryan Woo as the Dodgers wrap things up against the Seattle Mariners on Thursday. THURSDAY GAME INFO
Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani is resting against the Seattle Mariners on Thursday due to left knee soreness, per manager Dave Roberts to reporters.
This week’s MLB Mailbag will feature questions on the Phillies’ myriad needs and thin farm system, who the Mariners could target if they’re really going to move Emerson Hancock, the Padres’ rotation needs, some post-deadline prospects to watch and some areas of need for current sellers to target on the trade market. (Note: Some questions […]
Perhaps no starting pitcher on the Mariners’ staff better represents the drop-off from last season than Bryan Woo, the starter the Dodgers will be facing in this series finale. Despite similar underlying numbers, including a lower FIP than he had a year ago, Woo hasn’t delivered as the ace he established himself as, posting back-to-back […]
Right-handed bats are at a premium this deadline. The Mariners and Phillies were already known to be looking for help against lefty pitching, but there’s ample competition for righty-hitting outfielders in particular. Jorge Castillo of ESPN and Bryan Hoch of MLB.com each report that the Yankees have been seeking a right-handed hitting outfielder — a […]
Good morning friends! The Mariners had yet another underwhelming offensive performance last night, dropping the middle game to the Dodgers 4-2. Given the complete inevitability of the Dodgers, is there any team you hate watching the Mariners play more than them? In Mariners news… Around the league…
The Mariners lost another one of these. The lineup struggled for most of eight innings on Wednesday, before the bottom of the order scratched a run across in the eighth. They’d get another in the ninth. But the Dodgers lineup put tons of pressure on Emerson Hancock and the Mariners defense, eventually taking game two […]