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Mariners Game #118 Preview and Discussion, 8/8/26: SEA vs TBR

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 […]

Lookout Landing’s Top-50 Seattle Mariners

The enterprise of selecting the top 50 Seattle Mariners in the franchise’s history is a fun and challenging one. As such, we let our staff take a few cracks at it. Some folks leapt at it, while others are more eager to pick through the official list in the next few days when it’s revealed […]

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A very merry Mariners Home Run Derby

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 […]

Mariners News: Stefen Romero, Cole Wilcox, and David Forst

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 […]

Mariners lose solo home run contest to the Rays, 2-1

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 […]

56-61: Chart/Alumni Home Run Derby Thread

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 […]

Mariners Game #117: 8/7/26, Rays at Mariners

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 […]

Series Preview: Mariners (56-60) vs. Rays (68-46)

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 […]

Alex Rodriguez: Prodigal Son, Villain, Mariner

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 […]

Andrés Muñoz doesn’t care if hitters swing at his changeup

Hitters who step into the box against Andrés Muñoz in the late innings have a good idea of what they’re going to see: a triple-digit heater or his wicked biting slider. But since last season, Muñoz has been integrating a tiny new wrinkle in his arsenal: the changeup that he developed prior to spring training […]

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Mariners News: Gabe Speier, Triston Casas, and Joe Ryan

Hello folks and happy Friday! The Mariners had a not-happy Thursday, dropping the series finale to the Tigers 11-0 yesterday. Importantly, don’t forget that after today’s game with the Rays is the Mariners Alumni Home Run Derby, available to stream for free! Who is your pick to win the contest? In Mariners news… Around the […]

Mariners lay an egg, drop series to Tigers with 11-0 loss

The Mariners played a baseball game Thursday. They lost, 11-0. Heading into the series with the Detroit Tigers, the Mariners were slightly favored on paper to take two of three games. After all, the Mariners managed to avoid Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize, who were both traded away by the Tigers at this week’s trade […]

56-60: Chart

Tigers 11, Mariners 0 Sure, why not, he reached base twice: Randy Arozarena, +0.04 WPA You can’t lose in the top of the first, but you can dig a large hole: Bryce Miller, -0.26 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Mariners Game #116 Preview and Discussion: DET at SEA, 8/6

Things turned awfully testy during the late innings of Wednesday night’s 4-2 Mariners victory over the Detroit Tigers, which evened the pivotal series for both teams in an American League playoff race that is heating up more and more with every passing day. A half-inning after Cal Raleigh was drilled in the ribs with 95 […]

Luke Stevenson finds his groove, wins Northwest League Player of the Month

After a scorching hot month of July, Mariner catching prospect Luke Stevenson mashed his way to the top of the High-A Northwest League offensive charts and earned himself the title for the league’s player of the month. Stevenson, who has rebounded admirably after a rough stretch in late spring and early summer, caught fire after […]

Mariners News: Taylor Ward, Carlos Vargas, and Angel Genao

Good morning friends, and happy Thursday! Tempers flared last night as benches cleared in a 4-2 Mariners victory after both squads traded hit-by-pitches. Importantly, it was also a comeback outing for Bryan Woo who tossed seven shutout innings. Is this the moment he finally reverts to ace form? In Mariners news… Around the league…

No love lost in 4-2 Mariners win against the Tigers

Tonight some friends of mine are marking one year of dating with a celebration at our regular karaoke night where everyone was encouraged to write a love note and put it in a “love box” to be read from in between songs at karaoke – where everyone is, of course, encouraged to sing love songs. […]

56-59: Chart

Mariners 4, Tigers 2 Good night kisses: Julio Rodríguez, .40 WPA; Bryan Woo, .38 WPA Morning breath: Cole Young, -.14 WPA; Eduard Bazardo, -.08 WPA Game thread comment of the day: (answer: like, so sick.)

New Mariner Taylor Ward is not just here to walk (but that’s okay too)

As we’ve written about extensively over the past few days, the Mariners didn’t make splashy moves this trade deadline, but they did make moves to address their biggest weaknesses in the bullpen and right-handed hitting outfield, even if those returns might not move the needle for fans. Both Seranthony Dominguez, the reliever acquired in the […]

Mariners News: Rob Refsnyder, Mitch Garver, and George Lombard, Jr.

Hello everyone! The Mariners lost an uncompetitive game to the Tigers yesterday with an 8-0 final score. At least Ryan Blake provided an entertaining SpongeBob-themed recap. Anyway, let’s get you caught up on the latest news from Marinersland and elsewhere. In Mariners news… Around the league… Anders’ picks…

Mariners visit Rock Bottom in 8-0 loss to Tigers

How tough am I? How tough am I? I watched that entire Mariners game… with the audio on. The Mariners couldn’t cut it at the Salty Spittoon on Tuesday, losing to the Tigers 8-0 in the first game following the trade deadline. Emerson Hancock pitched fine but had some poor defense behind him. Seranthnoy Domínguez […]

55-59: Chart

Tigers 8, Mariners 0 I’m a winner, see my prize: The Tigers You’re a loser who sits and cries: The Mariners Game Thread Comment of the Day