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AL West-leading A's newest prospect call-up sounds like Mariners' worst nightmare
The A's are calling Gage Jump up to the majors. His left arm and live fastball make him a nightmare matchup for the Mariners.
Mariners drama with Luis Castillo, Bryce Miller should send message to Dan Wilson
The Mariners have piggybacked Luis Castillo and Bryce Miller twice already. That neither is happy is a warning to Dan Wilson.
Mariners farm system might possess the 2 best LHPs from the 2025 MLB Draft
It was already good enough that the Mariners got Kade Anderson, but Mason Peters' early success has been as pleasant as it has been surprising.
Mariners can't hide from MLB insider's blunt assessment of how to save their season
A national assessment of Seattle’s disappointing season exposed the uncomfortable truth Mariners fans have been saying for weeks.
Latest Red Sox trade rumors could be the answer to Mariners' Rob Refsnyder problem
We're at the point where it's arguably time for the Mariners to get rid of Rob Refsnyder, with his previous club in Boston offering a potential solution.
Jarred Kelenic's White Sox DFA moves former Mariner closer to the end of the MLB line
Former Mariner Jarred Kelenic's latest shot with the White Sox is over. He might have to aim beyond MLB with his next big shot.
Mariners have already committed to starting off huge series vs. A's on the wrong foot
The Mariners are about to play a series against the A's that could change their season for the better, but they've already sabotaged their chances.
Catching up with the Mariners' first 5 picks from their 2025 draft class
Seattle's first five selections from the 2025 MLB Draft have mostly been performing quite well.
How J.P. Crawford's final act strengthens his case for the Mariners Hall of Fame
J.P. Crawford's willingness to move to third base should help him get into the Mariners Hall of Fame.
Jerry Dipoto's lack of urgency is sweeping obvious Mariners problems under the rug
Jerry Dipoto sees a muddled American League, but the Mariners cannot let that become an excuse for ignoring their own glaring problems.
4 Mariners making plays to be All-Stars for the first time in 2026
The All-Star Game is getting closer. Here are four Mariners who deserve recognition as potential first-time All-Stars.
Felnin Celesten's hit streak could nudge Mariners toward an uncomfortable decision
Felnin Celesten has now fully recovered from a rough 2025 season and is showing the Seattle Mariners why they signed him for $4.7 million in the first place.
Mariners' Tarik Skubal dreams get a flicker of new life amid Tigers collapse
The odds of a Tarik Skubal trade are rising. The Mariners are one of the only teams with enough pieces to make a deal.
Budding Mariners fan favorite could force an awkward depth chart conversation
Jhonny Pereda is making a promising early impression for the Mariners, which could potentially lead to Mitch Garver losing the backup catcher role in Seattle.
Yankees are starting to feel Mariners' pain as Aaron Judge's bat goes ice-cold
Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh were meant to put on a box office rematch after last year's fight for the AL MVP Award, but it's turning out to be a disappointment.
Former Mariners lefty just resurfaced with Angels sporting a new and improved fastball
Tayler Saucedo was a reliable member of the Mariners bullpen for two seasons and now he's looking to return to these heady days, armed with more heat.
Mariners fans waiting for Jerry Dipoto's next move after early Padres trade rumor hits
Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller is reportedly already looking to deal. His Mariners counterpart should be, too.
3 players with Mariners' Triple-A team next in line for a major league call-up
Troy Taylor, Brock Rodden, and Brennen Davis are all players that could be called up by the Mariners soon.