Former Seattle Mariners pitcher Jamie Moyer often said that solo homers won't beat you. Seattle's Logan Gilbert proved that Monday night. Gilbert allowed four solo shots, but the Mariners came away with a 5-4 victory against the visiting Atlanta Braves in the opener of a three-game series.
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Happy Tuesday! In an exciting and much-needed win, the Mariners scored five runs in the sixth inning last night to secure a 5-4 win at home. Home runs from Luke Raley and J.P.
Luke Stevenson is giving the Mariners the kind of prospect update that gets more interesting the longer you stare at it. The numbers are loud enough on their own.
You can never have too much depth. As injuries continue to increase year over year, that old saying has never been more true. A team can have effective starters and backups at a position and even a decent reinforcement waiting in the wings down in the minors.
Some things appear clear when it comes to Baseball Hall of Fame voting. The PED guys aren’t going to get in, or at least the hitters, and the rubric for starting pitchers has to be reconstructed on the fly.
Luke Raley and J.P. Crawford homered in a five-run sixth inning as the Seattle Mariners rallied to defeat the visiting Atlanta Braves 5-4 on Monday in the opener of a three-game interleague series.
We already know the Mariners can make life hard on their pitching staff with the bats. That has been part of the deal for years. But this year, the problem has an extra layer.
The Seattle Mariners placed southpaw reliever Gabe Speier on the 15-day injured list on Monday with left shoulder inflammation. The move is retroactive to May 3.
Speed is more important than ever in MLB with recent rule changes promoting stolen bases. These were the 25 fastest players for the 2026 season, as recorded by the Statcast sprint speed metric.
Cal Raleigh hasn’t been himself this season since his WBC disaster for Team USA, but the Seattle Mariners catcher is still an important piece of the team’s lineup.
The 0.37 ERA is going to get the attention first because, well, obviously. That kind of number looks fake even by early-season prospect standards. Through five professional starts, Kade Anderson has not just introduced himself to Double-A hitters.
The Rainiers dropped the series 4-2 this week, unfortunately unable to land the knockout punch in several close games this series. They stand at 16-17 on the season, good for fourth in their division.
Good morning! It’s time to put that Kansas City Royals series behind us, as the Mariners prepare to host the Atlanta Braves tonight at 6:40 PM. Logan Gilbert will start off the three-game set against RHP JR Ritchie.
The Mariners did not need much of an introduction to José Suarez. They have seen plenty of him from across the AL West, which makes this waiver claim a little more interesting than a random depth grab.
The three-game interleague series between the Atlanta Braves and host Seattle Mariners that begins Monday will be without one superstar and perhaps a second.
Lazaro Montes wasn’t having the kind of start that invites calm, measured prospect discourse. Let’s be honest about that. When a big left-handed power bat opens the year slowly in Double-A, the conversation can get itchy, especially in a Mariners system where every young hitter gets measured against Seattle’s endless search for impact offense.
It was bad. It was boring. It was a third straight loss. The Mariners lineup snoozed through a 4-1 loss on Sunday as the Royals completed a sweep in Seattle.
The Seattle Mariners made a late scratch on Saturday, taking catcher Cal Raleigh out of the lineup for a game with the Kansas City Royals. That scratch occurred essentially just before the first pitch.
The Mariners claimed left-hander Jose Suarez off waivers from the Braves, the club announced. Outfielder Rhylan Thomas was designated for assignment. Seattle’s 40-man roster remains full.
The number 51 means a lot to the Seattle Mariners. Randy Johnson, one of the hardest throwing superstar pitchers in MLB history, rocked the number for the team from 1989 to 1997.
Randy Arozarena may have cost the Seattle Mariners a win on Saturday against the Kansas City Royals. Arozarena drew a walk to load the bases in the bottom of the 5th inning at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle Mariners introduced a temporary food item with the most inappropriate name to honor Randy Johnson. On Saturday, the Seattle Mariners retired Randy Johnson’s jersey No.
The Seattle Mariners' top pitching prospect, left-hander Kade Anderson, had yet another impressive outing at the start of his first minor league season.
The Mariners are selecting right-hander Nick Davila‘s contract from Double-A Arkansas, the New York Post’s Joel Sherman reports. The corresponding 26-man roster move isn’t yet known, and the M’s have an open spot on their 40-man roster.
Ahead of last year’s MLB draft, the Seattle Mariners were in a fascinating situation. With the third pick, they were likely going to land one of the top talents in the class, although it wasn’t certain who that would be.
It hasn’t been the start that many expected for the Seattle Mariners. One of the favorites in the American League heading into 2026, Seattle currently sits at 14-16 after an up-and-down first month of baseball.