The Seattle Mariners' .188 team batting average -- worst in the major leagues -- has caught up with them. Seattle lost its third straight one-run game Monday night -- this time to the Texas Rangers -- and will return to the second game of the three-game series in Arlington, Texas, on Tuesday night as losers of five of the past six games.
For those unfamiliar with the tradition, the combination of Buzzfeed listicle, treasure hunt, airing of the grievances, and prix fixe tasting menu that my people call Passover—occurring this week—includes a segment in which the youngest child present asks a series of questions designed to explain why this night is different from all other nights.
Cal Raleigh gave the Mariners an early jolt Monday night. After falling behind 0-2 against Jacob deGrom, he kept spoiling pitches, stretched the at-bat to 12 pitches, and then turned on a 99.1 mph fastball for a 418-foot homer to right.
How many of the active pitchers to win at least 80 games can you name in five minutes?
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.
Mike Trout being day to day instead of headed for an injured list stay is obviously the biggest takeaway here. The Angels star took a 94.2 mph fastball from Casey Legumina off his left hand on April 5, left the game, got X-rays, and avoided the nightmare scenario with a contusion instead of a fracture.
Tacoma’s had more time under their belt than the other three affiliates, and with a 4-5 record thus far, it’s been a somewhat middling mix to start the season.
The Mariners drafted Kade Anderson like a pitcher they believed could move quickly. That part was obvious from the jump. What is changing now is how easy it is to picture that climb actually speeding up, because his first taste of Double-A didn’t look like a guy easing into pro ball.
When Mariners prospect Colt Emerson signed his (then) record-breaking extension before ever appearing in an MLB game, much of the conversation focused on the risk the Mariners were taking, allocating such a long-term, significant chunk of payroll to a player who has yet to take a big-league at-bat.
The Seattle Mariners could not help but laugh a bit after Jo Adell’s incredible performance against them on Saturday. Adell was responsible for robbing three home runs during the Los Angeles Angels’ 1-0 win over Seattle on Saturday at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Ca.
The Seattle Mariners had real hopes of winning the World Series in 2026. The team, boasting an AL MVP runner-up, a center fielder on the rise, and a free-agent signing known for driving in runs, offered fans genuine cause for optimism.
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 Seattle Mariners are off to a steady start this season with a 4-4 record. During the club’s matchup on Friday against the Los Angeles Angels, second baseman Brendan Donovan got the start after going 1-for-3 with a walk against the New York Yankees.
Another day of baseball and another day of the Mariner’s offense struggling. Especially the big three Julio Rodriguez, Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor. Since the start of the season the batting order has not really changed other than a few players moving up or down one slot.
One of the top picks from last year's draft has officially made his professional debut in the minors. Seattle Mariners left-handed pitcher Kade Anderson, MLB Pipeline's No.
As a former catcher, Dan Wilson understands both the hitting and pitching aspects of the game. "Sometimes when you're not scoring a lot of runs, you need your pitchers to step up," said Wilson, the Seattle Mariners manager.
The Seattle Mariners faced off against the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night and although it went long, a bit of obscure Major League Baseball history was made.
Cole Young broke a scoreless tie with a 10th-inning triple as the Seattle Mariners spoiled the Los Angeles Angels' home opener with a 3-1 decision Friday night in Anaheim, Calif.
Brendan Donovan has had about as good a start as he could have with the Seattle Mariners. While the stars in the middle of the lineup have been among the worst in the league, it has been Donovan and the hitters at the bottom of the order who have carried this offense through seven games.
After Emerson Hancock made his season debut for the Seattle Mariners, he opened a lot of people’s eyes. In his first start of the year, he was throwing a no-hitter through six complete innings.
The Seattle Mariners activated shortstop J.P. Crawford from the 10-day injured list on Thursday. Crawford has been sidelined due to a sore right shoulder and missed the first seven games of the season.
April 2: The Mariners announced Thursday that they’ve requested release waivers on Loutos, who’s out with an undisclosed injury. Since injured players cannot be placed on outright waivers, Seattle will opt for release waivers.
The Milwaukee Brewers and Seattle Mariners were the two latest teams to dish out contract extensions to minor league players. The Brewers gave shortstop Cooper Pratt an eight-year, $50 million contract with two club options, while shortstop Colt Emerson of the Mariners got an eight-year, $95 million contract with a club option for a ninth year.
The Mariners announced they’ve designated reliever Ryan Loutos for assignment. That’s the corresponding 40-man roster move for the now official Colt Emerson extension.
Winning takes care of everything, and the Seattle Mariners’ thrilling 2-1 win over the New York Yankees at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Wash., appeared to confirm that things are back to normal between teammates Cal Raleigh and Randy Arozarena.
After the Milwaukee Brewers gave shortstop Cooper Pratt an extension — Pratt has never played a game in the Major Leagues — the Seattle Mariners decided to hop on the extension train.
Baseball fans may unfortunately be seeing less of Big Dumper this season. Seattle Mariners star catcher Cal Raleigh received the day off on Monday. Raleigh was out of the lineup for Monday’s series-opening game against the New York Yankees at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Wash.
Perhaps the weirdest storyline to emerge from the 2026 World Baseball Classic was the drama that surrounded Seattle Mariners teammates Randy Arozarena and Cal Raleigh.
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