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Seattle Mariners former manager Scott Servais could be top candidate to manage one of their biggest rivals, the San Diego Padres.
Andy Johnson|
The Mariners somewhat surprisingly won both games in Toronto and must now be favored to take care of business and advance to their first ever World Series.
Paul Taylor|
The Mariners have a 2-0 lead over the Blue Jays in the ALCS after beating them twice in Toronto. Now it's back to Seattle, where the World Series will be calling.
Zachary Rymer|
A shrinking strike zone changed everything for Logan Gilbert. MLB’s ABS fix is beyond urgent now.
Tremayne Person|
Cal Raleigh still isn't quite finished in what has already been a truly remarkable season for the Seattle Mariners' catcher and clubhouse leader.
Paul Taylor|
Seattle kept Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in check and turned the ALCS opener into a blueprint the Blue Jays must solve fast.
Tremayne Person|
Logan Gilbert's reputation as a big-time and resilient player continues to grow and can receive another boost in Game Two for the Mariners on Monday in Toronto.
Paul Taylor|
Bryce Miller's outstanding performance in the first game of the ALCS proves that he is capable of being a postseason contributor.
Jason Wang|
The Mariners 2-hit the Blue Jays to take Game 1 of the ALCS, the latest chapter in a pitching master class that began in Game 5 of the ALDS.
Zachary Rymer|
The Blue Jays have a history of beef with Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh. It usually comes back to bite them, and could again in the ALCS.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners are up against a Blue Jays team that couldn't be more different from the Tigers in the ALCS. It's both a good thing and a bad thing.
Zachary Rymer|
Bryan Woo is back with the Mariners for the ALCS roster, which also features other changes that fans were hoping to see after the ALDS.
Zachary Rymer|
After a very disappointing start to this tenure as a Mariner, Jorge Polanco has redeemed himself with his recent contributions to the team.
Jason Wang|
The New York Yankees are set to lose a lot of talented players this offseason. Here are five that would be perfect fit to join the Seattle Mariners in 2026
Andy Johnson|
The Mariners didn't have Bryan Woo for the ALDS against Detroit. That may change as they prepare to face the Blue Jays in the ALCS.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners made their fans wait 15 innings and five hours for a trip to the ALCS. Not a single fan will complain about it.
Zachary Rymer|
Cal Raleigh made an absolutely perfect throw in Game 5 of the ALDS, calling to attention an underrated aspect of his MVP candidacy.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners have never lost a do-or-die game and no team has beaten Tigers ace Tarik Skubal four times in one season. One of these will give in ALDS Game 5.
Zachary Rymer|
It’s not just Skubal. Seattle’s fate turns on one hitter and a horizontal plan for George Kirby in ALDS Game 5.
Tremayne Person|
The Seattle Mariners had their chance to punch their ticket to the ALCS in Game 4 of the ALDS but blew it. Even though things look bleak for the Mariners, there is still reason for hope.
Curtis Christianson|
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