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Top prospect Harry Ford is the headliner of the Mariners' new-look roster following September expansion.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners are waiting for more from Eugenio Suárez, Josh Naylor, and Caleb Ferguson, and time is running out.
Zachary Rymer|
Luis Castillo has proven to be one of the Mariners' more reliable options in the rotation this season, but he's picked the wrong time to suffer a slump.
Paul Taylor|
For all the critics who say Julio Rodríguez has not lived up to his potential, he's on a path which should make the rest of baseball feel extremely nervous.
Paul Taylor|
Andres Munoz has been uncharacteristically shaky in August, giving up more runs and baserunners than usual due to a declining fastball.
Jason Wang|
The Seattle Mariners had a chance to trade for Luis Robert Jr. at the trade deadline, but they made a smart move to pass on the move.
Curtis Christianson|
The Mariners may face a tough choice in 2026: Stick with J.P. Crawford or ride Colt Emerson’s rise into a new era of Seattle baseball.
Tremayne Person|
Cal Raleigh's MVP Case is gaining momentum after his 50th home run, and the rest of the league is catching on.
Andy Johnson|
The Mariners traded a player to be named later for Dave Hollins on August 29, 1996. The PTBNL would end up being David Ortiz.
Zachary Rymer|
Victor Robles was successful in getting his 10-game suspension reduced. It's a win for him and the Mariners.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners can't take T-Mobile Park on the road with them, so it's up to the team's pitchers to solve their road woes the old-fashioned way.
Zachary Rymer|
Eugenio Suárez is heating up again, but a strange AL vs. NL split raises real questions about whether the Mariners can count on him in October.
Tremayne Person|
Despite being in the running, the city of Portland is unlikely to be the target of a forthcoming MLB expansion effort.
Jason Wang|
The Mariners 2026 schedule is out, and it's as much about the World Cup as it is about baseball in Seattle.
Zachary Rymer|
MLB realignment could be coming soon, and the Mariners could get completely screwed over.
Andy Johnson|
The Mariners should avoid claiming Carlos Santana off waivers from the Guardians. His $12M salary and weak production make adding another weak-hitting first baseman a redundant and expensive move.
Tanner Vogt|
With the roster expanding to 28 players in September, the Mariners should consider calling up Emerson Hancock, Ben Williamson, and Leo Rivas.
Jason Wang|
For the first time all season, Bryan Woo failed to log at least six innings on Wednesday. Now the Mariners' beleaguered rotation has nothing going for it.
Zachary Rymer|
The early signs are promising that the Seattle Mariners are continuing their tradition of finding and developing talent, no matter what round they are drafted.
Paul Taylor|
The Orioles gave Samuel Basallo an 8-year extension after just a week in the MLB, making Cal Raleigh's bargain contract look like one of baseball's best deals.
Tanner Vogt|
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