The Seattle Mariners are set to begin the second half of the season in the first of a three-game series against the Houston Astros at 7:10 p.m. PT on Friday at T-Mobile Park.
The Seattle Mariners will have the No. 3 pick in the 2025 MLB Draft, which will begin on Sunday, and there will several elite prospects to pick from. It will be 10th draft for the current front office regime.
The Mariners got creative with their bonus pool last year, but other teams will be looking to do the same in an “unpredictable” draft class The MLB Draft begins this coming Sunday and the Mariners have the third overall pick, the highest they’ve picked in the Jerry Dipoto era.
SEATTLE — The baseball world was shocked Sunday with the news that the Boston Red Sox traded face of the franchise Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants.
Heading into the trade deadline season, Seattle Mariners' executive Jerry Dipoto has real pressure on him, according to Buster Olney of ESPN. But despite Raleigh's power, the Mariners are struggling for offense at first base (their group has a wRC+ of 90, 22nd among the 30 teams) and DH (24th in wRC+, at 89).
It's crunch time for fantasy baseball managers as we head into the final two months of the regular season. These 25 players could make all the difference as pickups or acquisitions for fantasy rosters.
The Seattle Mariners have won two games in a row against the Cleveland Guardians and will go for a sweep on Sunday, but before those wins, the team had lost eight of its last nine.
Seattle Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto has been keeping his eyes on the team's No. 3 prospect, second baseman Cole Young. The Triple-A Tacoma star has been mashing the baseball all over the field, whether it's line drives or homers.
The Seattle Mariners successfully claimed outfielder Leody Taveras off waivers from the Texas Rangers on Tuesday. They'll pay Taveras $3.5 million in salary for the rest of the year.
One of the best storylines for the Seattle Mariners through the first 34 games of the season has been the resurgent season of infielder/designated hitter Jorge Polanco.
The Seattle Mariners were one of the most injury-ravaged teams in baseball entering Thursday. The Mariners have used 37 players this season — second in the major leagues behind the Atlanta Braves.
SEATTLE — Ever since Jerry Dipoto was hired to run the Seattle Mariners front office in 2015, the 'draft, develop and trade' mantra has helped guide the organization.
Success in Major League Baseball can be measured in many ways; namely, winning a World Series. As a player, it is truly special. Meanwhile, doing so in the capacity of manager is a significant accomplishment, considering the pressure to succeed.
The Seattle Mariners got some significant business done just before Opening Day. They signed catcher Cal Raleigh to a six-year extension worth $105 million.
Over the weekend, the Seattle Mariners made the surprising decision to release outfielder Mitch Haniger. The M's will still owe him the $15.5 million remaining on his contract.
Last week, the Seattle Mariners were in the crosshairs for all the wrong reasons. With just three-ish weeks to go until Opening Day, we had former M's player Justin Turner criticizing ownership for lack of spending, then we had current players anonymously agreeing with him in a piece by Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times.
Between the recent Justin Turner interview with USA Today and the even-more recent Jerry Dipoto interview with The Athletic, it's been a big week in non-baseball news for the Seattle Mariners.
Seattle Mariners President of Baseball Operations Jerry Dipoto gave another questionable interview recently in which he addressed the fan backlash he experiences, his famed "54 percent" comments from 2023 and much more.
The Seattle Mariners put together a frustratingly slow offseason in which they essentially did nothing other than re-sign infielder Jorge Polanco and bring in veteran Donovan Solano.
Jerry Dipoto will return to the Seattle Mariners as president of baseball operations in 2025, The Seattle Times reported. The team, which held a 10-game lead in the American League West on June 18, enters play this weekend 4 1/2 games behind the Houston Astros.
Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto did an interview with Tyler Kepner of The Athletic where he talked about his confidence with the club heading into the new season.