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Gerrit Cole is a whiny little brat, but still comes out on top against Kirby and the Mariners
Christopher O'Day|
The Seattle Mariners have three of the first 30 draft picks in this year's draft, but what is a realistic best case scenario at 22, 29, and 30 overall?
Curtis Christianson|
It is plain as day; this organization has a knack for developing pitching. The next in a long line of success stories could be Brandon Schaeffer. Prospects Live's Joe Doyle had high praise for the lanky lefty as the Mariner's best 2023 day-three pick.
Trevor Pedro|
George Kirby is putting together an all-time season when it comes to commanding the strike zone
Christopher O'Day|
Both teams throwing their aces and both teams feature below league average hitting, but who will come out on top?
Brandon Willman|
The trade deadline is just five weeks away. While we can always dream about General Manager Justin Hollander swinging a trade for an impact, proven talent (Jonathan India, C.J. Cron et al.), they might decide to upgrade internally.
Trevor Pedro|
Mariners able to mix blend of timely offense and good pitching in series win over White Sox
Christopher O'Day|
Now the hometown team readies for three-game sets with the New York Yankees (39-33) and the upstart Baltimore Orioles (44-27). This road trip marks a significant opportunity for them to make up ground in the wild-card chase.
Trevor Pedro|
Could Mike Ford be the Mariners short-term answer at DH in 2023?
Christopher O'Day|
Headlined by two Cy Young Award winners, the five-best single-season Mariners pitching seasons make up a legendary all-time rotation, but who made the cut?
Brandon Willman|
The Mariners have many historic seasons in their franchise history, but who has had the single-greatest season by each position and what would that lineup look like?
Brandon Willman|
Three-fifths of the Mariners' stellar starting rotation is shoving without innings limits (Castillo, Gilbert, and Kirby). That leaves rookies Bryce Miller, Bryan Woo, and the Mariners in a precarious situation.
Trevor Pedro|
Several new players have joined the Mariners this season and one player has returned who missed most of the last season.
Christine Navarro|
Mariners look to continue homestand success against the White Sox
Jeffrey Nooney|
While strikeouts have become a part of the game, there is still a need to have players who can put the ball in play. Having a power threat or three in the lineup is excellent. Still, there must be some bat-to-ball skills on the roster.
Trevor Pedro|
Throwback to Seattle mariners Legend, Willie Bloomquist
Jeffrey Nooney|
After winning the first two games with apparent ease, the Mariners fell to Miami in the third game, still winning the series but not sweeping it.
Christine Navarro|
The Seattle Mariners may not have the storied history of some other Major League Baseball teams, but they have still produced some incredible players over the team's history.
Quinn Butler|
Manager Scott Servais penciled in a cast of characters at second base since taking over as the club's manager. Each player had different levels of success and, in some cases, failure. We've seen Robinson Cano, Dylan Moore, Sam Haggerty, and Adam Frazier.
Trevor Pedro|
While the record doesn't exactly show it, the Mariners appear to be turning the tide on a disappointing first 60 games. Is there time to catch up?
Michael Thompson|
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