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Mariners Spring Training Broadcast Schedule

Spring Training games start this week, meaning we are on the clock for an Opening Day countdown. We’ll be wrapping up the 40 in 40 series this week, finishing our prospect rankings, and rolling into Opening Day with our analysis of the other squads in the AL West. In the meantime, we have actual spring […]

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5 months ago · 5 reads

Mariners Moose Tracks, 2/14/16: Bryan Woo, Zac Gallen, and Shelby Miller

Good morning everyone and happy Valentines Day! A quick reminder that if you’re in the Seattle area, Kate is hosting a Heated Rivalry watch party/trivia night today at Kate’s Pub in Wallingford (now known as The Rebel) at 5pm. If you don’t have any plans today, go join some friends to enjoy drinks and good […]

5 months ago · 2 reads

Question of the day – Which Mariners starter to extend: Gilbert, Kirby, or Woo?

Today’s Question of the day comes from yesterday’s Moose Tracks via poster Tuojiangoland: Never has the best answer ever been a more “EVERYONE!!!” answer than right here, but for the sake of conversation, let’s say the Mariners can and will only choose one Mariners starting pitcher to offer a long term contract extension. Who do […]

5 months ago · 5 reads

40 in 40: Andrew Knizner backs it up

Upon the departure of Mitch Garver, the Mariners entered this winter with a hole in their catching corps. Wait, what? I don’t need to get into how magnificent Cal Raleigh’s historic 2025 was here. You know it. I know it. The girl reading this knows it. What may have fallen through in his charge to […]

5 months ago · 3 reads

Mariners Moose Tracks, 2/13/26: Jose Ferrer, Nick Castellanos, and Liam Hendriks

In Mariners news… Around the league… Shameless self-promotion alert: I (Kate) am hijacking Becca’s links post to say that this Saturday, so tomorrow, my friends who took over Kate’s Pub in Wallingford—now known as The Rebel—are hosting a Heated Rivalry watch party/trivia night starting at 5 PM. I spent all night making buttons for it […]

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5 months ago · 6 reads

Everyone loves a parade, and Mariners fans should too

As a child in Catholic school I was taught the difference between want and need. Needs: food, shelter, water, clean air to breathe. Wants were everything else, always tinged with a suspicion of selfishness. The implication was clear: wants were excessive, amoral, ungodly. So as a kid I never asked at a birthday party for […]

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5 months ago · 5 reads

40 in 40: You can plan on Dom Canzone

At two on the ante meridium, you’ll find me asleep.  Most nights, this is no guarantee. Fiddling and futzing, filming and flamming, the unobserved hours of night offer me nourishing ease for my brain’s constructive efforts. It’s your fault, really, and Dominic Canzone is one of you, to be so damned compelling that in the […]

5 months ago · 3 reads

Mariners Prospect Rankings 2026: #19, RHP Charlie Beilenson

Joining our 2026 prospect rankings at #19 overall, Beilenson is our first of a few pure relief prospects we’ll see on the back half of our rankings this year. Something that’s been atypical in recent seasons, with the large exodus of prospect talent over the past year and change, some of these higher floor relief […]

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5 months ago · 4 reads

40 in 40: José Ferrer and the negative space

We all know Henri Matisse the painter, with his vivid use of color and bold brushstrokes, leading with emotion over realism (distinct characteristics of Fauvism, so named after critics referred to the artists of the movement as fauves, or “wild beasts”). But in his later years, declining health made painting inaccessible, so he shifted to […]

5 months ago · 3 reads

Pretty in PECOTA, Mariners projected for best record in the American League

Pitchers and catchers are reporting, and so are public projection systems. Baseball Prospectus has released their 2026 projections from PECOTA, with a glowing 93.6-win aggregated projection for the Seattle Mariners that is the best in the American League by a sizable margin. Not only is Seattle projected to repeat as AL West champions, but they […]

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5 months ago · 6 reads

Mariners Prospect Rankings 2026

PEORIA, ARIZONA - MARCH 10: Dylan Moore #25 of the Seattle Mariners runs onto the field before the Spring Training game against the San Francisco Giants at Peoria Sports Complex on March 10, 2024 in Peoria, Arizona. (Photo by John E. Moore III/Getty Images) | Getty Images Mariners Prospect Rankings 2026: #19, RHP Charlie Beilenson Mariners prospect rankings 2026: #20, 3B/1B Luis Suisbel Mariners 2026 Prospect Rankings: Honorable Mentions Part Two ...

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5 months ago · 7 reads

Mariners prospect rankings 2026: #20, 3B/1B Luis Suisbel

It’s time for our annual prospect write-ups looking over the Mariners system, voted on by our prospect team here at Lookout Landing (Max Ellingsen, John Trupin, and myself). Last week, we introduced our honorable mentions groups of both pitchers and position players who just fell outside of our top 20. Now we’ll be working through […]

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5 months ago · 6 reads

40 in 40: Victor Robles and annus horribilis, mirabilis

Grief is frightening territory to navigate. There’s no set roadmap for it, and it affects every person differently. It is as if a chaotic roommate moves into your body and assumes the controls part of the time: you make choices you don’t recognize; say things and wonder whose mouth made those words; sleep entirely too […]

5 months ago · 4 reads

Which Mariners spring training storylines are you most excited to watch?

The Super Bowl always, for me, marks the transition between the end of Other Sports season and the beginning of Baseball Season. Pitchers and catchers report this week, players are already in Arizona, and it feels like we’re ready to start grinding on the 2026 season. It’s an especially exciting one, with the Mariners’ deep […]

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5 months ago · 6 reads

40 in 40: Let Eduard Bazardo rest

There’s one pitch that sums up Eduard Bazardo’s 2025 season. I don’t need to beat around the bush, we all know it. Let’s just roll the clip and get it over with: Bleh. Thank goodness that’s over with, no more MLB Network re-runs needed. On July 12th, in the bottom of the 8th inning, against […]

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5 months ago · 3 reads

40 in 40: Domingo González, A Man Caught Between Worlds

Since I was a young child, I’ve had a deep pre-occupation with outer space, particularly the solar system. While the rest of the universe is obviously deeply fascinating, the solar system is so much more observable. We get to know stuff about it. That rocks. In particular, I’ve always been drawn to trans-Neptunian space – […]

5 months ago · 5 reads

Which WBC team are you rooting for?

We finally have all the World Baseball Classic rosters announced. John summed up the 16 members of the Mariners organization who will be participating in a different post, representing 11 of the 20 countries included in the WBC. You can see the full rosters here and since it’s Friday I really suggest digging in and […]

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5 months ago · 5 reads