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How ya like them apples?: Mets vs. Mariners Series Preview

Fresh off back-to-back sweeps of the A’s and the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Mariners enter June in first place in their division, with a 31-29 record. Never a doubt, right?  Let’s set the scene together, shall we? Think back to the early (and then not-so-early) days of this Mariners season, when everything felt chaotic in all the […]

May: Chart

Rick Rizzs Happy Totals: 15Dan Wilson Tough One Tonights: 13Run Differential: +23 wRC+: 110 (8th)Rotation ERA-/FIP-: 89/80 (10th/4th)Bullpen ERA-/FIP-: 75/93 (8th/10th)OAA: -5BsR: 0.1 (15th) Mariners fWAR leader: Bryan Woo, 1.4 Beef Boy Bombs: 0Josh Naylor SB: 8 for 8Julio HR-SB: 10-2Ty France Memorial HBP Counter: Randy Arozarena, 5 Luke Raley wOBA: .475 (1st in MLB)Mitch […]

Seattle Mariners Minor League Roundup – Week Ten

Tacoma Rainiers The Rainiers are in the midst of a major slide, dropping all six of their games this week after winning just one the week prior. Having now dropped eleven games under .500, Tacoma will have to bounce back in the second half if they hope to get a seat in the playoffs this […]

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Mariners News: Victor Robles, Cal Raleigh, and Elly De La Cruz

Good morning! The Mariners’ sixth-straight win came in walk-off fashion yesterday as Victor Robles led the team to a sweep of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Bryce Miller began the day with five innings, one hit, and six strikeouts, and Luis Castillo followed with five innings, two hits, and three strikeouts. The New York Mets come to […]

Piggybacks > Diamondbacks, Mariners walk it off in extras, sweep Arizona

The Mariners devised their piggyback plan, alternating Bryce Miller and Luis Castillo as starters, so the division would be “equitable,” rotating between which pitchers made the scheduled five-inning start. Today they got a perfectly even split as each pitcher tossed exactly five innings, with exactly 71 pitches for each, as it took the Mariners offense […]

31-29: Chart

Mariners 3, Diamondbacks 2 Getting a piggyback ride: Bryce Miller, .27 WPA; Dominic Canzone, .24 WPA, Victor Robles, .16 WPA, Luke Raley .15 WPA Giving a piggyback ride: Julio Rodríguez, -.26 WPA Game thread comment of the day:

For Cal Raleigh, injury presents a new perspective on the Mariners

Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh made a cameo appearance in the dugout during last night’s 5-1 win against the Diamondbacks, marking the first time he’s been in Seattle since going to the Mariners’ facility in Arizona a week ago to rehab his injured oblique. Despite a plan to have him at the park pregame, Raleigh was […]

Mariners Game #60 Preview and Discussion, 5/31/26: SEA vs. ARI

May has been an up and down month for the Seattle Mariners. At its close, the M’s have the opportunity to solidify their first over-.500 month of the season, or their third exactly .500 month of the season. Reader, I’ll allow you to imagine my preferences. It’s a hog-stacking Sunday for Seattle, as the M’s […]

On shake ‘n bake

The piggyback is the best thing going for the Mariners’ rotation right now. The Mariners on Sunday will use Bryce Miller and Luis Castillo in a tandem start against the Diamondbacks. Miller will get the ball first and pitch for a while, then Castillo will come out of the bullpen to finish the job. It’s […]

Mariners News: Bryan Woo, Bryce Miller, and Munetaka Murakami

Good morning! The Mariners are looking for a series sweep of the Arizona Diamondbacks after another dominant win last night. Bryan Woo’s seven innings of two-hit ball with nine strikeouts were complimented by four home runs to secure a 5-1 win. As Connor mentioned in his recap last night, the Mariners are finally back at […]

Bryan Woo dazzles, Mariners bash quartet of solo shots to breach .500

The dance with .500 had worn thin. Five separate times this season, the Mariners clawed their way back to that perfectly balanced mark only to drop the next game. After a chaotic walk-off win last night to put them back there, and with Bryan Woo on a bit of a roll after a shaky start […]

30-29: Chart

Mariners 5, Diamondbacks 1 Back-to-back series wins: Bryan Woo, +.24 WPA Letting the shutout get away in the 9th: Josh Naylor, Randy Arozarena, Cole Young, and Mitch Garver, -.02 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Mariners News: Luis Severino, Eury Pérez, and Brandon Marsh

Hello friends and happy Saturday! The Mariners completed their climb back to .500 yesterday with a 7-6 walk-off victory over the Diamondbacks. Julio Rodríguez and Luke Raley continued their hot starts at the dish with a home run each, while J.P. Crawford had his first multi-homer game as a Mariner. Raley leads the M’s with […]

29-29: Chart

Mariners 7, Diamondbacks 6 ARI: Julio Rodríguez, +0.30 WPA AZ: Andrés Muñoz, -0.23 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Mariners Game #58 Preview and Discussion: SEA vs ARI, 5/28

The Mariners are in first place. Dan Wilson said the team today is a bit “lighter in the step” following their sweep in Sacramento over the midweek slate. The team is now in first place (even if they’re still a game below .500) and looking to build some positive momentum against the Diamondbacks this weekend. […]

Mariners provide injury updates on Cal Raleigh, Brendan Donovan

Justin Hollander met with the media prior to the Mariners’ series opener with the Diamondbacks to provide updates on some key injured Mariners. Unfortunately, there’s no set timetable for return for either Cal Raleigh (oblique) or Brendan Donovan (groin), even though both are making steady progress in their recoveries. Donovan remains in Arizona, but has […]

Mariners News: Colt Emerson, Kenley Jansen, and James Wood

Good morning everyone and happy Friday! The M’s will take on the Diamondbacks today for the first in a three-game weekend set. The D-Backs have long been one of my favorite NL squads — they’re geographically close(ish) but harmless to the Mariners in the grand scheme. Though, nobody will top the Nationals for me. What […]

Mariners Draft Profile: RHP Cade Townsend

Our second righthander in two installments of draft coverage thus far, Cade Townsend profiles as one of the more unique first-round arms we’ll see drafted this 2026 cycle. Equipped with about as big of an arsenal as you’ll see any pitcher deploy at the amateur level, Townsend has an uncanny ability to manipulate the baseball, […]

Mariners accept challenge, trounce A’s en route to series sweep

Heading into a pivotal divisional series in Sacramento, the vibes were off in Mariners Land. They had just dropped another series to the middling Royals in which they couldn’t put all the facets together in one game. And even though the M’s took the series opener on Monday night, their work was cut out for […]

28-29: Chart

Mariners 9, Athletics 1 Ice cream on a sunny day: Logan Gilbert, +0.22 WPA Razor scooters or baseball helmets to the shin: Julio Rodríguez, -0.06 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day: