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The Seattle Mariners were untouchable in their series win against the Toronto Blue Jays that featured comebacks, clutch hitting and surprises.
Brandon Willman|
The Reds need pitching. The Mariners need a second baseman. Could they call up their old friends in Cinci and make a trade for Jonathan India?
Christopher O'Day|
There are many good vibes this Monday morning, at least if you are a Mariner fan. The team took the series against the Blue Jays, a team ahead of them in the Wild Card standings. If the Mariners can use a fantastic series against the Jays as fuel with a
Trevor Pedro|
After last night's thrilling win, maybe the Mariners will turn this season around and be buyers at the trade deadline.
Andrew Bailie|
Another rendition of the rematch of last years AL Wild Card round matchup, with the Blue Jays looking for revenge and the Mariners looking to repeat history.
Brandon Willman|
One of the worst regressions of the 2023 MLB season has been Mariner's 1B Ty France, who went from a great bat and elite defender to someone who barely is still in the bottom of the team's lineups.
Brandon Willman|
With Jarred Kelenic out for the foreseeable future, it is time to look at possible replacements.
Jeffrey Nooney|
Now that Jarred Kelenic is out indefinitely with a broken bone in his foot, the Mariner's search for a bat is picking up steam. Mark Canha, voted the "most punchable face" in the league by fans and Seattle media alike, is available.
Trevor Pedro|
The Mariners managed to split the 4 game series against the Minnesota Twins
Jeffrey Nooney|
When looking at Emerson and Peete, it is easy to see one prospect with a personality the size of Mount Rainier, an effervescent smile and carries some loud tools. Another is a diligent, determined teen heralded as the most advanced prep bat in the class.
Trevor Pedro|
While Shohei Ohtani could offer the Mariners some good hitting, his dual talents also pose problems if he is injured.
Christine Navarro|
We're shining this week's spotlight on one of the unsung players on the roster, Swiss Army Knife Hogan Windish.
Trevor Pedro|
The Mariners saved a ton of cash by grabbing 14 college seniors, a few hidden gems, and signing many of those players to under-slot deals. Those cost savings allowed the team to back up the Brinks truck to three first-round prepsters.
Trevor Pedro|
President of Baseball Operations Jerry Dipoto, and General Manager, Justin Hollander, could take a buy-and-sell approach to address the offense. One such move could be trading Teoscar Hernandez to a contender looking for a middle-of-the-order bat.
Trevor Pedro|
Mariners salvage the series against the Tigers. Mariners win 0-2.
Ryne Degroot|
Could the Mariners trade Logan Gilbert? Derrick goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch named him as a player the Cardinals are interested in.
Jeffrey Nooney|
Mariners look to start the second half strong against the Tigers
Jeffrey Nooney|
Take a deeper look at the 2024 Seattle Mariners Schedule
Jeffrey Nooney|
Every Friday, we dive into the top headlines surrounding the hometown team and highlight the homer of the week. This edition of "Headlines and Homers" includes exciting prospects moving up the ladder, trade deadline chatter, and the biggest blast.
Trevor Pedro|
Looking for a little bobblehead in your life? Check out these Julio Rodriguez ones, including a mini Bighead!
Christopher O'Day|
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