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The Mariners are in a peculiar spot heading into May. Everything that could go wrong, has gone wrong. Can they turn it around?
Michael Thompson|
April was a rough month for the Seattle Mariners. While the whole team struggled, there were a few specific players that will feel that they should have done more.
Ryota Nishino|
We've made it through the month of April, so let's look at 3 Mariners who dominated to open the season
Andrew Bailie|
Could this be the debut series of one of the high-end pitching prospects (Hancock, Miller, Woo)? President of Baseball Operations, Jerry Dipoto, had some interesting comments with Brock and Salk on his weekly Seattle Sports 710 appearance.
Trevor Pedro|
Julio is injured, who will replace him in the outfield for the Mariners?
Andrew Bailie|
Turn a $5 bet into $150 with NO SWEAT at FanDuel today. Read more to learn how you can claim this limited-time offer before it expires.
Vinnie Portell|
The competition on the Mariners farm will be fierce to replace Robbie Ray in the starting pitching rotation. Emerson Hancock would appear to be the front-runner to replace Ray in the rotation. He has been good in all but one of his starts in AA Arkansas.
Andrew Bailie|
Seattle Mariners Probable Pitchers & Starting Lineup vs Toronto Blue Jays, 4/28
Christopher O'Day|
A month into the season, the hometown team is treading water due to some uncharacteristically poor bullpen work and shoddy defense. So let's dig into our initial assumptions from opening day and unveil "Two Truths, One Lie."
Trevor Pedro|
We've written extensively about the new Nike City Connect jersey when photos leaked last week on Twitter. The authentic images are on social media, and the cap and jersey combo is available for the most die-hard Mariner fans to purchase.
Trevor Pedro|
The Mariners defeated the Blue Jays last season in the Wild Card series. This is the first time that the teams will meet since then. The home crowd will likely express their desire for Toronto to win.
Christine Navarro|
The Mariners looked strong in their first game and win against Philadelphia. Victory in the second game was snatched away. In the third game, neither team was lively but the Phillies at least scored one run.
Christine Navarro|
Aches and pains always cause starters to miss time or get bumped back in the rotation. We saw that this week when Marco Gonzales stepped up for Logan Gilbert. The rotation was dealt a blow this week, as veteran southpaw Robbie Ray is out for the year.
Trevor Pedro|
The AL West is the most competitive division, with the Astros, Angels, and Mariners within one game of each other…in second place. However, the first-place team, the Texas Rangers, is the biggest surprise.
Trevor Pedro|
Teoscar Hernandez started off quite slow for the Mariners. Since then, their new RF has been on a tear at the plate for Seattle
Christopher O'Day|
Many of the top prospects are pitchers, (Bryce Miller, Emerson Hancock, Prelander Berroa). With most of this wave of talent months not years away from making an impact at the major league level, it begs the question, "What does this mean for Marco?"
Trevor Pedro|
Over the past three years, we've seen all the proven talent shipped out for prospects. Marcus Semien, Matt Chapman, Matt Olson, Chris Bassitt, and the list continues. Seth Brown, Ramon Laureano, and Tony Kemp are probably the next wave of vets to leave.
Trevor Pedro|
Current standings aside, there's been some key moves and non-moves across the AL West landscape. None more so than the Astros not resigning ace Justin Verlander. Let's dive into Two Truths, One Lie with that trash can-banging club from Houston.
Trevor Pedro|
The Mariners have made their way to the city of brotherly love. Let's check the probably pitchers, lineup, and storylines for the series opener vs the Phillies
Christopher O'Day|
We decided to check with Mariners fans to see how they are feeling after the 10-12 start, and the results are pretty varied
Christopher O'Day|
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