When a team reaches the success level of the 2025 Mariners, only to fall short? It becomes hard to explain. While some players, Seattle staff, and their adoring fan base are grieving, there are many others who are already looking back at the season fondly.
I was seven years old when I had my heart broken for the first time. Funnily enough, it wasn’t by the Mariners. The year was 2001. The Mariners had lost in the ALCS the year before, but I was too young to understand what that meant.
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The Seattle Mariners season has come to an end. They lost Game 7 of the American League Championship series to the Toronto Blue Jays after previously leading the series 2-0.
After Toronto ended the Mariners' magical season in the American League Championship Series, Seattle fans are (expectedly) feeling the sting. The 2025 club was the most powerful unit the franchise has seen since its legendary 2001 squad.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
George Springer's back-breaking three-run home run on Monday was quite arguably the most gut-wrenching moment in Seattle Mariners history. Seattle brought in reliever Eduard Bazardo to face Springer with runners on second and third and one out in the bottom of the seventh inning, leading 3-1.
The days of George Steinbrenner seem like a distant memory in the Bronx. The New York Yankees last won the World Series in 2009, while he still stood at the helm.
Standing on the verge of making the first World Series appearance in Mariners history, Seattle fell just short. Their amazing run down the stretch and through the postseason ended with a 4-3 oss in the American League Championship Series.
Nothing summed up the mood of the Seattle Mariners’ clubhouse on Monday than the frustrated scream let out by Julio Rodriguez after his team lost Game 7 of the American League Championship Series.
A team that defied expectations all season long came one win shy of a World Series appearance. Losing hurts most when you’re this close to the dream. Despite taking a 3–2 series lead over the Toronto Blue Jays, the Seattle Mariners couldn’t close the deal.
You’d think after 49 years, the baseball gods would throw Seattle a bone. But nope—the Mariners remain the only active MLB franchise that’s never made it to the World Series.
It's going to take a lot longer than a day for the Seattle Mariners to recover from that painful loss to the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series.
The Seattle Mariners took their best shot to win the World Series this season, but they ultimately came up short of the big prize. After adding Eugenio Suárez and Josh Naylor at the trade deadline, the Mariners were in prime position to win it all.
Seattle Mariners infielder Jorge Polanco became one of the unexpected heroes not only of the 2025 postseason, but the Major League Baseball season at large.
After a 21-year drought for the Mariners when it comes to making the American League Championship Series, they finally returned in 2025. However, the Toronto Blue Jays were simply too much for the inexperienced Seattle team.
While Toronto Blue Jays star George Springer further cemented his baseball legacy in Toronto with his heroics in Monday’s series-clinching win over the
The Seattle Mariners’ clubhouse fell silent after their heartbreaking loss to the Toronto Blue Jays in ALCS Game 7. The Mariners’ dream season ended one win shy of the World Series, and the atmosphere inside the room reflected that devastation.
Managing a bullpen in a playoff game is a task every Major League Baseball manager must secretly dread. Pulling a pitcher too soon, leaving him in too long, or putting in the wrong pitcher at the wrong time are some of the main errors managers can make that will generate serious criticism for a postseason loss.
The Seattle Mariners had their shot at history, but they went on the wrong side of it. After winning the first two games in hostile territory, it felt like the Mariners was finally ready to make their first-ever World Series appearance.
The Seattle Mariners' season is over. A 4-3 loss in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series eliminated them from the playoffs and could possibly have ended Eugenio Suarez's time in Seattle.
The Seattle Mariners had an opportunity to get Cal Raleigh to the plate in the ninth inning of their ALCS Game 7 loss on Monday night, but Julio Rodriguez put together a horrendous at-bat at the worst possible time.
Dan Wilson did a fine job for the Seattle Mariners this season, but he may have a lot of sleepless nights ahead of him from here. The Mariners fell in a heartbreaker on Monday, losing Game 7 of the ALCS to the Toronto Blue Jays by a 4-3 final score.
In Game 7 of the American League Championship Series, the Toronto Blue Jays came back from a seventh-inning deficit to defeat the Seattle Mariners 4-3, winning their first AL pennant since 1993.
The Toronto Blue Jays produced six runs, 11 hits and four extra-base hits in Game 6 while tying the ALCS on Sunday night. Hence, manager John Schneider's lineup card will look exactly the same for tonight's Game 7.
There’s few more enjoyable stretches on the baseball calendar for me than the Arizona Fall League as I get the opportunity to get intimate looks at prospects I have yet to see in person or that I wish we could have seen more of during the regular season.
On Monday, we will be treated to one of the greatest spectacles in sports: Game 7. Here are the keys for the Blue Jays and Mariners as they have one final battle for a trip to the World Series.