The Mariners have selected the contract of infielder/outfielder Weston Wilson. Fellow infielder/outfielder Miles Mastrobuoni has been designated in a corresponding move.
The Boston Red Sox come into Seattle on Friday, June 19 with a 29-43 record, buried in last place in the AL East. They’re losers of four straight and fresh off getting swept by the Blue Jays.
Most MLB fans would surely love to see their favorite team trade for Tarik Skubal. Teams such as the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers are likely going to be in the conversation, but could the Seattle Mariners pursue the two-time Cy Young winning pitcher?
Outfielder Luke Raley was over the lower back tightness that forced him to miss the first two games of the Seattle Mariners' series with the Baltimore Orioles.
In what shouldn’t be a huge surprise, the Mariners quietly added more depth this week. They signed former Phillies and Orioles utility player Weston Wilson to a minor-league contract, giving the organization another experienced plug-and-play option at Triple-A Tacoma. The M’s are beat up and shuffling bodies.
Not every all-timer has instant success at the next level. For many baseball players, it takes a few bumps in the road out of the gate before they ever reach stardom.
The Seattle Mariners continued to showcase one of baseball’s most reliable pitching staffs Thursday, and Bryan Woo added another impressive accomplishment to his growing resume with a dominant start against the Baltimore Orioles.
Bryan Woo pitched seven-plus scoreless innings as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Baltimore Orioles 3-0 Thursday afternoon. The Mariners won the season series 4-3, taking two of three games this week after the teams split a four-game set last week in Baltimore.
The Seattle Mariners are going to be without center fielder Julio Rodriguez for the first time all season. The 25-year-old Dominican superstar suffered
Infielder/outfielder Weston Wilson has signed a minor league contract with the Mariners after electing free agency in lieu of an outright assignment from the Orioles late last week.
The only two things rarer in modern-day baseball than the four-homer game is the Triple Crown and the unassisted triple play. The former is, of course, done over an entire season, while there's a large level of lucky in the unassisted triple play.
Of course right as the Mariners get good news, there’s a windfall of strange injury news to follow. Cal Raleigh and J.P. Crawford returned from the injured list.
After selecting Kade Anderson with the third overall pick in last year’s draft, the Mariners undoubtedly secured the best lefthander in all of college baseball and broke something of a trend with their heavy emphasis on right-handed pitchers.
Poor Curtis Washington Jr. Sort of. Of course he knew the call-up was probably temporary. But still, it’s a shame they couldn’t let the guy breathe. At
The Seattle Mariners recalled utility player Connor Joe ahead of Wednesday's home game against the Baltimore Orioles. Joe, 33, was sent to Triple-A Tacoma on May 22 after hitting .182 with one home run and three RBIs over 18 games to begin the season.
Curtis Washington Jr.’s path to the majors wasn’t supposed to look like this. Most prospects grind through Double-A and Triple-A before getting the call.
Randy Arozarena delivered a strong 2025 campaign in his first full season for the Seattle Mariners. Despite the team nearly clinching the American League pennant, the 31-year-old outfielder suffered a big slump during the postseason.
The Seattle Mariners have been battling to retake their spot atop the AL West standings, and they got back a huge reinforcement on Tuesday in the form of star catcher Cal Raleigh.
8:14pm: Seattle has officially announced all three moves: Arozarena’s retroactive IL placement, Washington’s selection, and Wilson’s transfer to the 60-day injured list.
The Seattle Mariners got two players back from the injured list ahead of Tuesday's series opener against the Baltimore Orioles, with both Cal Raleigh and J.P.
It doesn't sound like the Seattle Mariners' top two pitching prospects are being considered as options to join the big league rotation at this time. The Mariners are "reassessing" their current plans for the team's starting pitching staff, according to The Seattle Times' Adam Jude.
The Seattle Mariners entered the 2026 season facing familiar questions. After several years of building around a talented young core, the organization needed to prove it could consistently compete in a crowded American League landscape.
The Seattle Mariners are the favorites to retain the American League West title after coming to the brink of winning the pennant last year. Bryan Woo posted an outstanding campaign for the vaunted Mariners rotation, taking third place in the Cy Young race.
The Seattle Mariners own an elite and formidable starting rotation with the "Big Five," but their sixth man, Emerson Hancock is performing like an All-Star.
The Seattle Mariners will be without their longtime shortstop J.P. Crawford, who was placed on the 10-day injured list Monday afternoon. According to a team announcement, the Mariners have recalled infielder Ryan Bliss from Triple-A Tacoma to take Crawford's place on the active roster.