Official UFC Shanghai weigh-in results for the Aug. 29 fight card from Oriental Sports Center in Shanghai, China. Main Card (Paramount+, 6 a.m. ET) Umar Nurmagomedov (135.5) vs.
I had been talking with Allan Saathoff for nearly half an hour when I decided to give him a hypothetical. Saathoff spent three seasons in the Seattle Mariners organization and reached Double-A, so I started with something relatively realistic.
Seattle had a clean shot at Eugenio Suárez on waivers and passed. Honestly, it was probably for the best. Familiarity was doing most of the work in the argument for bringing him back.
The Mariners have spent August explaining away their decision not to promote Michael Arroyo. His bat has kept him firmly in the conversation, so the M’s have continued to return to a convenient answer: there’s nowhere to play him.
A Major League switch hitter has hit at least 35 home runs on 35 occasions in MLB history. How many of the switch hitters to reach that milestone can you name in five minutes?
Could the good vibes return to Seattle? Again? Eugenio Suárez has had more Mariners reunions than most players get farewell videos, and somehow the door is cracked open for another one.
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.
Can you believe we even get to think about something like this? I don’t remember when I gave up hope for the first time, but I’ll tell you I was pretty close on July 29th, a 4-2 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Mariners just took two of three from a Phillies club with real playoff expectations. Seattle limped into August, but suddenly it looks like this team might be gearing up to make some noise in September.
Brendan Donovan has only been able to muster 39 games this season and somehow produced a full season’s worth of medical updates. He was derailed twice by a groin strain.
The Mariners haven’t yet committed to whether or not they’ll stick with the six-man rotation, go back to the piggyback, or move a starter either to the bullpen or the IL, but there was a glimmer of a clue during Wednesday’s 6-0 loss to the Phillies.
Going into Wednesday afternoon, the Mariners were hoping to really turn the screws on the Astros and Rangers atop the division by sweeping a formidable National League opponent.
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Bryan Woo takes the mound on Aug. 26 with an extra turn of rest and little room for ambiguity. The Mariners need proof that the right shoulder discomfort he felt in Houston was the precaution they mentioned it to be.
It would make sense if Bryan Woo’s shoulder discomfort is what opened the door for Kade Anderson’s call-up. After his major league debut finished with 5 2/3 innings, three earned runs and five strikeouts, it’s fair to say he’ll remain in the rotation until further notice.
It's multiple-choice time on a Wednesday. The red-hot Philadelphia Phillies have been cooled off by: A) Strong starts by Seattle's Logan Gilbert and George Kirby B) A resurgent Cal Raleigh C) The return of the Mariners' J.P.
Cal Raleigh homered and George Kirby pitched 7 2/3 strong innings as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 Tuesday night.
A season removed from putting together one of the most historic seasons in MLB history, Cal Raleigh has managed to find new special moments in a disappointing 2026.
It’s high time the Seattle Mariners pitching staff face a hard truth about RHP Bryce ‘Big Tex’ Miller. This past Sunday was Bryce Miller’s birthday. While I hope it was a happy one — and I have palpable admiration, scratch that, big love for ‘Big Tex’ — the Mariners need to change how they are using his arm.
The Seattle Mariners are looking to make a run in the AL West. They recently had an injury scare involving one of their pitchers, as Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo experienced shoulder discomfort.
The Mariners announced Monday that left-hander Jhonathan Díaz went unclaimed on waivers following his recent DFA. He’s been assigned outright to Triple-A Tacoma.
Kade Anderson is officially in the big leagues, as Thursday’s report of the star prospect’s impending promotion has given way to today’s announcement that the Mariners have selected Anderson’s contract. To create room on both the 26-man and 40-man rosters, Seattle designated left-hander Jhonathan Diaz for assignment.
Seattle Mariners star Julio Rodriguez deservedly got clowned on Tuesday after committing a mental mistake for the ages. The Mariners trailed the Milwaukee Brewers 19-0 (!!!) in the bottom of the 8th inning at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wis.