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In their effort to improve on offense, the Mariners have shown interest in Reds utilityman Spencer Steer, reports Adam Jude of the Seattle Times. Cincinnati is not looking to completely rebuild, but the club is one of the clearer sellers in the National League. Steer seems likely to draw interest from multiple contenders given his […]
After a backbreaking loss to the Reds on Wednesday, the Mariners head into this huge series against the Rangers still searching for answers to their woes. The trade deadline is quickly approaching and this series in Texas along with next week’s series in Los Angeles against the Dodgers will have a lot of bearing on […]
Hello everyone and happy Friday! The M’s are back in action this afternoon, traveling to Arlington to face the Rangers. What would you need to see from the club’s upcoming road trip to Texas and Los Angeles to consider it a success? In Mariners news… Around the league…
The St. Louis Cardinals have a chance to amplify the future of their organization by trading Ivan Herrera for the Seattle Mariners' Emerson Hancock. Will they get the deal done?
As the San Diego Padres continue to fade in the standings after a strong start to the season, Mason Miller's future with the club looks murky leading up to the trade deadline.
The Seattle Mariners are looking for offense, and they appear willing to give up pitching to get it. Per Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic , in their search for a right-handed hitter, the Mariners are telling teams they are open to moving right-hander Emerson Hancock. It is a notable development given how well Hancock has pitched. The 27-year-old owns a 3.16 ERA across 19 starts this season, a solid breakout after entering the year with a 4.52 career ERA and the reputation of a...
Athletes have to believe in themselves. But it helps if they can throw 100 mph. The post Andrés Muñoz is Gassing Past His Problems appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
The Mariners are looking for more offense and are apparently willing to subtract from their rotation in order to do it. Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic report that the M’s are telling teams they are willing to trade right-hander Emerson Hancock. Despite a lackluster 51-52 record, Seattle is just half a game […]
The Mariners dismissed assistant hitting coach Bobby Magallanes on Thursday afternoon (link via Adam Jude of The Seattle Times). Minor league hitting coordinator Ed Paparella will join the big league staff through season’s end. Magallanes was in his second season on the Seattle staff. The M’s hired him in tandem with their hiring of hitting […]
The Texas Rangers and the Seattle Mariners need to get aggressive if they want to take control of the AL West.
Because not even the off-day can come without some bummer Mariners news, Adam Jude of the Seattle Times reports that the Mariners are parting ways with assistant hitting coach Bobby Magallenes. Magallanes joined the staff prior to the 2025 season along with hitting coach Kevin Seitzer, both of whom had been unceremoniously fired by Atlanta […]
Josh Naylor leads the Mariners in hits and that’s disappointing. Naylor picked up two more hits on Wednesday to give him nine since the All-Star break. He’s reached base safely in all 14 games since July 4, collecting 17 hits in 53 at bats. He now has 98 hits on the season — one more […]
Good morning everyone! The Mariners fell to the Reds in heartbreaking fashion yesterday, with a 5-3 score putting them below .500 more than 100 games into the season. The Mariners — and fans — take the day off today before heading to Texas for a critical four-game series. Let’s check in on everything happening around […]
The Guardians and Mariners had a couple of standout players in this year’s Futures Game. The post What They’re Saying ’26: Futures Game Participants Edition appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
It wasn’t a start to the second half that the Mariners could afford to have. After Eduard Bazardo allowed the bottom two hitters of the Reds order to reach in the top of the seventh Wednesday, Sal Stewart punished him with a two-out, three-run homer just over the wall in right field to give Cincinnati […]
The Mariners announced that infielder/outfielder Miles Mastrobuoni has cleared waivers and been sent outright to Triple-A Tacoma. He has the right to elect free agency but MLBTR has learned that he will accept the assignment. Mastrobuoni has been a light-hitting utility/depth player for many years now. In 208 big league games for the Rays, Cubs […]
The Mariners look to avoid falling below .500 in the rubber match of a three-game set against the Reds Wednesday afternoon. Emerson Hancock (3.66 FIP) gets the ball for the M’s with the hopes of keeping the Reds’ lackluster offense (90 wRC+, 29th in MLB) subdued. On the other side, Brady Singer (5.44 FIP) will […]
While it’s far from the only problem with the team, the “B” side of the Mariners bullpen has been an issue this season, as the team has cycled through various names trying to find some surehanded help to prop up an injury-ravaged ‘pen. With the latest injury update forecasting that Carlos Vargas, Matt Brash, and […]
Good morning friends and happy Wednesday! The Mariners failed to get their offense going last night against Chase Burns and the Reds, dropping the middle match 4-2. How have you felt watching Eugenio Suárez find success during this series? I can’t help but be happy for him, even if I think letting him walk was […]
That was a relatively enjoyable loss. The Mariners lost 4-2 to the Reds on Tuesday, snapping a three-game win streak. They got dominated by Chase Burns early but chased him quick, then nearly clawed back into the game against the bullpen. The go-ahead hit remained elusive, and that was the difference, but this was overall […]
The Cincinnati Reds had little go their way during the series opener against the Seattle Mariners on Monday, and things only got worse after a six-run seventh inning. With the pressure continuing to mount, frustration finally boiled over when an on-field incident involving the umpire cost them a potential out, and pitcher Caleb Ferguson couldn’t […] The post Expletives Fly in Reds-Mariners Game After MLB Umpire Gets in Cincinnati Player’s Way appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Time for a heat check. The Mariners have won three straight to climb back above .500 and retake the lead in the AL West. They’ll look to make it a streak on Tuesday. It might be a tough task. The Mariners are without J.P. Crawford again after he was a late scratch Monday with wrist […]
Cincinnati Reds reliever Caleb Ferguson apologized for a profanity-laced outburst directed at umpire Bill Miller during an 8-0 loss against the Seattle Mariners on Monday.
Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit a go-ahead grand slam on Monday night, but will it be enough to salvage his ugly 2026 season?
It’s mid-summer and you’re leaving a gathering with friends to put your 5-year-old to bed. The temperature and weather is perfect in North Seattle and the sun is just barely threatening to begin setting. You realize the Mariners game is probably still going, so you fumble on your car’s touchscreen to get to the AM […]