The Seattle Mariners' season is over after losing Game 7 of the American League Championship Series to the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night. They have raised the standards in the Pacific Northwest, but they have a big offseason ahead of them in terms of roster moves.
The Seattle Mariners faced the exact same decision on back-to-back nights in the American League Championship Series, but they chose opposite paths. On Wednesday night, Mariners manager Dan Wilson left George Kirby in the game when he ran into trouble in the third inning, and he gave up six more earned runs to the Toronto Blue Jays' offense.
A huge percentage of the Seattle Mariners' playoff hopes are suddenly resting on the right arm of Luis Castillo. Though he's not pitched like his three-time All-Star self over the last couple of seasons, Castillo has remained a dominant force at home, where he'll take the mound on Thursday night.
There have been just 19 walk-off home runs in the history of the World Series. How many of the players to hit one can you name in five minutes?
For the Blue Jays, their postseason fate will be determined by how well they can rebound on the road against what has been a dominant Mariners squad so far in the ALCS.
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.
The Seattle Mariners announced Monday that RHPs George Kirby and Luis Castillo will start Game 3 and Game 4 of the American League Championship Series respectively.
For the first time since the 2001 season, the Seattle Mariners are on their way to the ALCS.
Luis Castillo has told the story of how he got the nickname “The Rock” many times, but it took on extra significance as he told it to a room full of national media before the start of the ALDS.
Luis Castillo threw six stellar innings, Jorge Polanco and J.P. Crawford each had RBI doubles and the visiting Seattle Mariners posted a 2-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle Mariners are looking to hold onto the final wild-card spot in the American League. They've struggled for weeks after the trade deadline, despite adding on in a big way, but the lineup is beginning to hit its stride again.
The Seattle Mariners have been through quite an exciting season. But they're slowly beginning to struggle down the stretch, and it could ruin all the work they've put in this year.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners weren't able to overcome a dominant first-inning from the San Diego Padres in a 7-6 loss Tuesday at T-Mobile Park. The Padres put up five runs on Mariners starter Luis Castillo in the first inning to give the home team a steep hill to climb for the rest of the contest.
The Seattle Mariners have not had a pleasant experience on the East Coast over the past 10 days. The slumping Mariners, looking to end a four-game losing streak, will turn to Luis Castillo in the finale of their nine-game road trip Wednesday afternoon against the Philadelphia Phillies.
NEW YORK -- Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Luis Castillo didn't have his best stuff on Friday night, though the M's still walked away with an 11-9 win over the New York Mets at Citi Field.
The Seattle Mariners took advantage of a down day for the rest of the American League contenders with a 3-1 win against the Athletics on Monday at Sutter Health Park.
Luis Castillo pitched seven scoreless innings and struck out a season-high eight batters as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0 on Saturday evening.
Two pitchers looking to return to their winning ways will square off when the Texas Rangers and Seattle Mariners clash on Sunday afternoon in the rubber match of the three-game series in Arlington, Texas.
Over the winter, there were trade rumors involving Seattle Mariners' All-Star Luis Castillo and the Boston Red Sox. While nothing happened, there was talk of the M's sending Castillo to Boston and receiving at least first baseman Triston Casas back.
The Mariners announced that they’ve traded righty Luis F. Castillo to Baltimore for cash. Seattle had designated him for assignment Tuesday as the corresponding move for the Leody Taveras waiver claim.
The Cincinnati Reds welcome their former ace Luis Castillo back home Tuesday night when they open a three-game series with the visiting Seattle Mariners.
If the club was reluctant to trade from its rotation this winter, it appears even more unlikely to do so now.
As Opening Day approaches, let's take a look into the crystal ball to see what's in store for the American League West.
I know it's just a three-inning sample in spring training, but after watching him pitch against the Cleveland Guardians on Monday, I do think it's fair to have some concern about starting pitcher Luis Castillo as the regular season gets underway in three weeks.
It’s a shame that it has come to the point the Seattle Mariners are entertaining the thought of trading from their rotation in order to get a player of value on the infield.
A report from The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal this evening name-checks two more clubs who have “at least inquired” after the veteran: the Mets and the Orioles.
The Mariners have “expressed willingness” to listen to offers on veteran right-hander Luis Castillo.
Every now and then the ghost of baseball's past comes out to play and we see a pitcher taking to the batter's box as in the days of old.
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