The Mariners added a big right-handed bat to their corner outfield with this morning’s deal to land Taylor Ward from Baltimore. That’s apparently not going to be a precursor to a trade of their own impending free agent left fielder.
The Seattle Mariners continued to straddle the line between buying and selling on Monday.
The Seattle Mariners are in buy mode on the MLB trade deadline. The Mariners are acquiring outfielder Taylor Ward from the Baltimore Orioles, according to multiple reports.
Winning the MLB pitching Triple Crown entails leading the league in wins, ERA (earned runs average) and strikeouts.How many of the pitchers in the live-ball era (since 1920) that accomplished this rare feat can you name?
The Mariners are reportedly acquiring outfielder Taylor Ward from the Orioles. In exchange, the O’s receive right-handers Alex Hoppe, Brock Moore and Harrison Kreiling.
The MLB Draft doesn’t get the same attention as the NFL Draft…or the NBA Draft…or even the NHL Draft. There’s the element of a stay in a farm system, the general lack of immediate impact for MLB draft picks, and the fact that it’s tougher for one MLB player to turn a franchise’s fortunes around.
Luis Castillo is no longer a Mariner, but his impact on the rotation – and the club itself – will be felt for years. Castillo came to the Mariners in 2022
Just as the trade for Luis Castillo at the 2022 trade deadline marked the beginning of an era, it feels that yesterday’s trade of him to Chicago marks the transition into a new one.
Colt Emerson lined a run-scoring single through a drawn-in infield with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Minnesota Twins 7-6 Sunday afternoon after blowing a six-run lead.
Well, if you weren’t spending the night out on Lake Union you’ve already had time to call it what it is. The Mariners moved their most expensive starting
As the MLB trade deadline approaches on Monday, the Seattle Mariners find themselves in a frustrating position, as they have been one of the most disappointing teams in baseball.
Despite trading Luis Castillo to the Chicago White Sox on Saturday, the Seattle Mariners may not be finished dealing from their starting rotation. According to The Seattle Times' Adam Jude, the Mariners remain open to engaging in another trade involving their rotation, notably George Kirby and Emerson Hancock.
Even the most successful regular-season teams in Major League Baseball have failed to win it all. Here's our list of 20 such clubs that fall into that category.
The stove is hot (derogatory). Randy Arozarena and the Mariners scraped across a walk-off win against the Twins yesterday to even the series at a game apiece.
Sometimes, the decision to buy or sell at the trade deadline comes down to a single game. Whether that's the case with the Seattle Mariners might not be decided until Monday afternoon.
The Chicago White Sox bolstered their pitching staff by acquiring three-time All-Star right-hander Luis Castillo from the Seattle Mariners on Saturday night.
A surprise year has put Chicago in contention for an AL Central crown, and the front office knows it. That was shown Saturday night when it acquired a much-needed arm to add to the starting rotation.
Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto has never shied away from making any deal that he feels will improve the roster.
The Mariners announced that Luke Raley has been placed on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to July 31) due to left forearm strain. Outfielder Stuart Fairchild was selected from Triple-A to take Raley’s spot on the active roster, and no other move was needed to bring Fairchild up since Seattle had two open spots on its 40-man roster.
Mariners right-hander George Kirby is drawing trade interest from “multiple teams,” according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan. While this isn’t surprising, the intriguing new wrinkle is that these clubs “get the sense [Kirby] is available and could be moved before the Aug.
The disappointing Seattle Mariners are at least open to trading several key players on their roster, though not necessarily to sell. The Mariners are open to dealing from their surplus of starting pitchers to address other needs, according to Adam Jude and Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times.
General manager Jerry Dipoto enters the 2026 MLB trade deadline facing a familiar challenge. The Seattle Mariners boast what should be one of the most talented rosters in baseball, led by several offensive stars and featuring a starting rotation capable of carrying the club through an entire postseason series on its own.
Jerry Dipoto can spend the weekend working every phone and exploring whatever possible upgrade he can. Find another hitter, improve the bench and finally move Rob Refsnyder or Weston Wilson out of situations they haven’t earned.
The Seattle Mariners are looking for answers from within as the MLB trade deadline approaches, and starting pitcher Bryan Woo made that clear following the club's disappointing 2-5 road trip.
The Seattle Mariners are set to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in the third and final matchup of a three-game series on Thursday night. After missing Wednesday’s contest with an injury, the organization revealed its decision for JP Crawford.
It's time for a blood sacrifice. If they want to make it to the MLB postseason, the Mariners need to trade RHP Luis Castillo. The rumors that Castillo or RHP Emerson Hancock will be dealt at the deadline are already swirling.
While the notion, by some, around Major League Baseball is that this is an offense-driven league, the need for pitching is always there. There is a reason that at each season’s deadline, the true contenders are always looking to add an arm to their stable.
The Seattle Mariners have jumped on the viral trend of their new city hero, Jimothy the raccoon, with the local legend set to be honored at T Mobile Park.
The 27-year-old is having a breakout season with a 6-4 record and team-best 3.16 ERA with a 1.01 WHIP across 105.1 innings pitched.
Coming off a runner-up finish for the 2025 AL MVP award and a historic 60-home-run season, expectations were high for Cal Raleigh heading into 2026. That’s not going to be replicated every year, but what’s gone on so far this season instead has been rather shocking.
The Seattle Mariners are targeting Cincinnati Reds utility player Spencer Steer.
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