If you want to look at the main reasons the Mariners have disappointed this season, the offense tops the list. However, we would put the bullpen right behind them, due to the nasty combination of ...

The Seattle Mariners have a new manager, and it's Jason Kanzler. Like Scott Servais and Dan Wilson before him, he's coming to the job with no prior managerial experience at the major league level. Yet ...

There were times during Jarred Kelenic's tenure with the Mariners when he could be, quite frankly, a pain in the ass. He was prone to emotional outbursts when things were going badly, and just ...

Bryan Woo is set to return to the mound on Wednesday at T-Mobile Park as the Mariners close out their series against the Philadelphia Phillies. And with Seattle pushing toward an AL West title, Woo ...

The Seattle Mariners have been, frankly, too reluctant to trade from their wealth of starting pitching in past offseasons. Yet there now seems to be a collective hunch in the Pacific Northwest that ...

The Seattle Mariners have lost 16 out of their last 20 games, and have fallen to a season-high-tying five games below .500. It's not the best look two days out from the MLB trade deadline. In fact, it ...

Last season, Josh Naylor proved to be a galvanizing force after he arrived from Arizona, and was arguably the main reason the Mariners came closer than ever to that elusive first World Series berth.

If the Seattle Mariners had gotten their way, their trade for Brendan Donovan would have resulted in them being the ones winning hearts and minds this late in October. Instead, it's Ben Williamson and ...

Since he came over to Seattle from San Diego, Andrés Muñoz has been remarkably consistent. From 2022 to 2025, he posted a 2.29 ERA with a 2.61 FIP over 235.2 innings. Of pitchers with at least 230 ...

There are plenty of players in Mariners history who have been beloved, whether it be by fans, teammates, ownership, the front office or media. However, when it comes to someone who is liked by all, we ...

The M's rotation wasn't up to its usual standard in 2026, but will be helped next season by a full campaign of Kade Anderson as a Rookie of the Year candidate.

Randy Arozarena officially has the option to stay with the Seattle Mariners for a $23.15 million salary. He won't actually do it. This is a case of jotting it down for posterity's sake, ahead of what ...