The Mariners announced that Dr. Keith Meister performed an elbow scope on second baseman/left fielder Michael Arroyo two days ago. The procedure was meant
It is over now. No longer “basically over.” The 2026 postseason chances for the Seattle Mariners are mathematically finished. The Rangers beat the Mets 3–1 on Thursday, giving Texas its 79th win.
So, this is what we’re doing now? The Mariners benched Michael Arroyo and Lazaro Montes on Wednesday, gave Taylor Ward and Weston Wilson nine combined plate appearances and received zero hits, zero runs and zero RBI from them.
Good morning! Becca here, I am back from a summer vacation and am making my return to the Moose Tracks this morning. Although I can’t fully make up for the Mariners games you endured while I was away, I will now attempt to distract you from another incredibly disappointing Mariners loss with a few photos from my trip.
Michael Arroyo spent four consecutive games without a start while the Mariners supposedly evaluated what he could offer them. He finally made it back into the lineup Saturday.
Seattle Mariners prospect Michael Arroyo is only three games into his first stint in the big leagues. But in his third MLB game, the 21-year-old easily had his best offensive performance yet in the majors.
The Mariners spanked, smacked, and otherwise stunted on the A’s on their way to an easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy 19-1 win, the largest margin of victory in franchise history!
The Mariners spent most of August explaining why Michael Arroyo didn’t have a clean place to play at the major-league level. Four lineup cards into his first major-league stay, that uncertainty still seems to be the plan.
Hello folks! Happy Thursday to you all. Yesterday, Kade Anderson got his first big league win in a 3-2 Mariners victory over the Rangers. You’ve got to enjoy the little things once you realize a season is lost.
Michael Arroyo’s first afternoon in the majors was relatively quiet. He didn’t get to have his first major league hit. No swing that turned T-Mobile Park into a frenzy.
The Seattle Mariners turned toward the future on Sunday, selecting the contract of infielder/outfielder Michael Arroyo from Triple-A Tacoma and inserting the 21-year-old into the starting lineup for his major-league debut against the Athletics, via the MLB transaction log.
With their playoff hopes dwindling by the day, the Seattle Mariners will take a look at their top position player prospect, calling up infielder/outfielder Michael Arroyo from Triple-A Tacoma on Sunday.
1:08pm: Seattle has announced Arroyo’s promotion. To clear space, the team optioned infielder Patrick Wisdom to Tacoma and moved right-hander Nick Davila from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day IL.
Taylor Ward was one reason Seattle could afford to keep Arroyo in Triple-A. The Mariners wanted another proven right-handed hitter for a playoff race, and Ward arrived with years of major-league experience.
We could make a pretty good case for Michael Arroyo getting the September call. The Mariners have decided to go for the big here, and we can totally get behind that.
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.
Our final August 2026 farm report focuses on the five teams in the American League West. Several of the five teams had their 2026 first-rounders debut, and there were fireworks, to say the least.
The Seattle Mariners are running out of time to determine what kind of season this is. They entered Sunday at 62–68 but only two games removed from the final AL wild-card spot.
As you get ready for the World Baseball Classic and start diving into some of the matchups, Pool A should not be overlooked. This pool might lack some of that firepower that you’ll find in the other groups; Mexico vs.
The Seattle Mariners will have many top 100 prospects making their way to the major league roster in the next several seasons. And many fans will get their first chances to see them in action at spring training at the Peoria Sports Complex in Peoria, Ariz., this year.
The Seattle Mariners are considered to have one of the best farm systems in the sport. Baseball America and MLB Pipeline both have seven Mariners minor leaguers ranked in their respective top 100 lists.