The Seattle Mariners reached a point Tuesday night that should end Dan Wilson’s time as manager. Their 22-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers was the worst defeat in franchise history and tied the modern-era record for the largest shutout.
The Mariners didn’t simply lose in Milwaukee. They lost the plot entirely. A 22-0 beatdown that ended with two position players on the mound and Julio Rodríguez losing track of the outs.
The Seattle Mariners were embarrassed by the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night. The Mariners tied an MLB record for the most lopsided shutout loss, losing 22-0 to the Brewers.
The Seattle Mariners are still alive. Technically. They are four games out of first place with more than a month remaining. In the 2026 season, it qualifies as a chance.
How big a blunder does it have to be to steal the spotlight from a 22-0 defeat? Julio Rodríguez has managed to do exactly that. That momentary lapse is
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Seattle Mariners star Julio Rodriguez did not have the proudest moment of his baseball career on Tuesday, as he committed one of the most embarrassing blunders in recent memory.
Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson said his team needs to get past what happened Tuesday night in a record-setting 22-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers.
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.
The Seattle Mariners cannot afford to be giving away games as they try to rescue their 2026 campaign. They need to win on most nights to close the gap between them and the Houston Astros for the AL West lead, or to at least draw closer in the AL Wild Card race.
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The Seattle Mariners just suffered one of the worst losses in MLB history. Facing arguably the best team in baseball today, the Mariners looked completely out of sorts in their series opener against the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday night at American Family Field in Wisconsin.
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Seattle Mariners fans may feel the need to take multiple showers after watching their favorite team get humiliated on live television. Tuesday’s matchup between the Mariners and Milwaukee Brewers started normally enough.
If you signed up for Leo Rivas pitching in the bottom of the eighth, congratulations: you apparently selected the cruel and unusual punishment package.
The Mariners packed their bags and left Houston with a much needed series win. But they have a difficult test waiting for them in Milwaukee. Still chasing a path into the AL playoff picture with 37 games remaining, the math isn’t exactly in their favor.
The Mariners have spent years searching for an offensive identity. But now, it’s starting to look like the search itself is the identity. One season, hitters are encouraged to hunt pull-side home runs.
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The Mariners are signing utility player Andy Ibáñez to a minor league contract, reports Francys Romero. He’ll presumably go to Triple-A Tacoma once the deal is finalized.
Cal Raleigh homered for the first time in two weeks and Bryan Woo produced a rare quality start on the road as the visiting Seattle Mariners held on for a 3-2 victory over the Houston Astros on Sunday in the rubber match of a three-game series.
Emerson Hancock matched his career high by working seven innings, and the Seattle Mariners rode a four-run second inning to a 10-5 victory over the host Houston Astros on Saturday.
The Seattle Mariners entered 2026 with high expectations after reaching the ALCS the previous season, yet the year has largely failed to meet those hopes.
The Phillies are signing right-hander Casey Lawrence to a minor league contract, according to the MLB.com transaction tracker. He’ll report to Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
The Seattle Mariners family is mourning the loss of former outfielder Butch Huskey, who passed away Friday at the age of 54. Huskey died in his hometown of Lawton, Oklahoma, from a blood clot in his lung after experiencing breathing difficulties.
Ever since his trade to the Seattle Mariners in 2024, Randy Arozarena has been one of the best left fielders in MLB. Over the last two seasons, Arozarena’s 6.2 fWAR as a left fielder ranks first in MLB.
This season, Raleigh is slashing a miserable .159/.264/.299 with 12 home runs and a .564 OPS. This is a significant downturn from last season, when he was the runner-up for AL MVP.
Veteran right-hander Casey Lawrence exercised an opt-out clause in his minor league deal with the Mariners and has been granted his release, MLBTR has learned.