Seattle Mariners outfielder Randy Arozarena still appears to be nursing some hard feelings over Cal Raleigh’s refusal to shake his hand during a World Baseball Classic game.
Seattle’s WBC-sapped lineups have led to a degree of drudgery in their play. As the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals conclude this evening, the Mariners will likely see more of their most prominent players return to the fold.
The Mariners have, for years now, boasted one of the deepest starting rotations in the league. They have built a roster, development program, and farm system that prioritizes pitching, leaning into the advantage pitchers have at T-Mobile in Seattle.
Good morning everyone, and welcome to the weekend! Though the Mariners lost to the Dodgers 10-7 in yesterday’s spring bout, we saw the first Cactus League homer of the year from Colt Emerson in the latest stages of the contest.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Kade Anderson Revolution will be televised. Tonight’s match-up against the Dodgers will be broadcast on SNLA, and it’s an evening game, so you might even get to watch it.
The funniest part of this whole Mariners-at-the-WBC run is that none of it actually feels all that serious. It just keeps getting packaged like the team accidentally signed up for a baseball version of reality TV.
The Seattle Mariners have one of the most talented rosters in MLB and are well‑equipped to win a second straight American League West title this year. However, as the season approaches, two of the team’s most important players have been involved in an unexpected situation, outfielder Randy Arozarena and catcher Cal Raleigh.
Seattle Mariners star Julio Rodriguez is part of Team Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. While the DR is looking like a true power house, Rodriguez shared what is likely a hot take about the WBC Championship and the World Series.
For a while, second base felt a little blurry. Let camp play out and let the competition breathe. But this is starting to look a lot more like Seattle is quietly landing on its answer.
Good morning everyone! Happy Friday. Emerson Hancock continued to look sharp last night, but the Mariners fell to the Cubs 7-4. If Hancock is indeed placed back into a starting role with Bryce Miller ailing, we’ll have to hope he can find some consistency out on the mound.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Mariners have spent the last few years building a rotation that is supposed to be able to absorb something like this. Now they might actually have to lean on it.
The World Baseball Classic was certainly entertaining, but one particular incident could never be forgotten: Cal Raleigh snubbed Randy Arozarena at the plate.
Team Canada is set to play in the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals for the first time in the ball club's history. Their opponent? The talented Team USA squad.
Team Canada has demonstrated more than just their talent at the World Baseball Classic. The international club has highlighted personality, particularly through Josh Naylor’s growing jersey collection, which continues to attract attention during tournament workouts.
With the news yesterday that Bryce Miller’s timeline will be delayed by at least a week, today’s Emerson Hancock start against the Cubs takes on a bit more significance.
Making his debut in our prospect rankings at #11, Dickerson and Tuesday’s entry Yorger Bautista were actually tied in our initial run through of our scoring system, though we opted to give the edge to Dickerson upon tie breaker.
The interesting thing about Logan Gilbert is that he never really pitches like a guy who needs to reinvent anything. He’s been a frontline starter. And
The Mariners did not need another spring complication in the rotation, but Bryce Miller gave them one anyway. Miller’s first full-effort bullpen since dealing with left side oblique inflammation was cut short on March 11 after he felt discomfort in the area.
Seattle Mariners utility infielder Miles Mastrobuoni is leaving Team Italy at the World Baseball Classic and returning to the club’s spring training camp in Arizona after suffering a calf injury during Italy’s shocking upset win over Team USA on Tuesday night.
Mariners right-hander Bryce Miller may not be available for the start of the season. Per Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times, Miller felt some soreness in his left side today and didn’t finish his bullpen session.
The Seattle Mariners opened the offseason by committing to first baseman Josh Naylor in free agency, signing him to a five‑year, $92.5 million deal. It is easy to see why Seattle invested heavily in the 28‑year‑old left‑handed slugger.
Following his selection in the second round of the 2018 draft, outfielder Brennen Davis has yet to live up to his hype. The Chicago Cubs drafted him, and later DFA’d him in 2025 after a series of injuries kept him off the field nearly every season during his time in Chicago.
Fresh off an American League West title in 2025, the Seattle Mariners remain one of Major League Baseball’s top teams. Led by Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez, the squad remains hungry and will be back in the hunt for their first World Series title in 2026.