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Series Preview: Mariners (64-70) at Blue Jays (65-70)

A 4-2 homestand against two of the best teams in the National League has put some wind behind the Mariners’ sails. Over their last 15 games, they’re 8-7 against some pretty tough competition. From here through the rest of the season, the Mariners face either teams directly competing against them in the playoff race (TOR, […]

Mariners News: Walker Jenkins, Eugenio Suárez, and Roki Sasaki

Good day everyone and happy Friday! The M’s begin their east coast road swing with an Apple TV showcase matchup against the Blue Jays tonight with first pitch slated for 4:15pm PT. Let’s check in on other happenings from around baseball. In Mariners news… Around the league… Anders’ pick…

Insider calls for Mariners-Eugenio Suarez reunion to save playoff hopes

The Cincinnati Reds recently placed Eugenio Suarez and TJ Friedl on outright waivers. According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, teams have 48 hours to place a claim on either player. While it remains to be seen if either player will be claimed, Jon Morosi of MLB Network believes the Seattle Mariners should consider a […] The post Insider calls for Mariners-Eugenio Suarez reunion to save playoff hopes appeared first on ClutchPoints .

The Lookout Landing 2026 Hope/Cope-ometer: 28 Games Left

Can you believe we even get to think about something like this? I don’t remember when I gave up hope for the first time, but I’ll tell you I was pretty close on July 29th, a 4-2 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. That game marked the first day that FanGraphs had the Mariners playoff […]

Mariners News: Bryce Miller, Willy Adames, and Ben Brown

Good morning friends! The M’s dropped the series finale in a sleepy 6-0 loss to the Phillies yesterday that saw the offense unable to even muster a threat against Jesús Luzardo. It’s a Mariners off-day today as the team heads across the border to Toronto for a weekend set with the Blue Jays. In Mariners […]

Bryce Miller: available out of bullpen on Wednesday

The Mariners haven’t yet committed to whether or not they’ll stick with the six-man rotation, go back to the piggyback, or move a starter either to the bullpen or the IL, but there was a glimmer of a clue during Wednesday’s 6-0 loss to the Phillies. Sharp-eyed viewers might have noticed a quick shot of […]

Mariners drop regularly scheduled blowout, 6-0

Going into Wednesday afternoon, the Mariners were hoping to really turn the screws on the Astros and Rangers atop the division by sweeping a formidable National League opponent. As it turned out, this wasn’t to be; the Mariners dropped the series finale to the Phillies. The Phillies jumped out to an early lead in the […]

Broken sunglasses save Phillies’ trainer from foul ball black eye

The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Seattle Mariners 6-0 on Wednesday. All the while, the Phillies are making a playoff push. Therefore, everyone needs to be in one piece. That also includes team trainers. In the bottom of the 3rd inning, Mariners catcher Jhonny Pereda hit a foul ball to the Phillies’ dugout, where the coaches […] The post Broken sunglasses save Phillies’ trainer from foul ball black eye appeared first on ClutchPoints .

64-70: Chart

Phillies 6, Mariners 0 Breaking up the no-no: Jhonny Pereda, 0.01 WPA A mistake pitch to the home-run leader: Bryan Woo, -0.38 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

This is 40: Phillies 6, Mariners 0

The game got started early today— much to the relief of us East Coasters— and so did the Phillies—much to the relief of all of us. Kyle Schwarber doubled to begin the game, and Bryce Harper ensured he wouldn’t have to wait around on base for long, scoring the both of them with a gopher […]

PCA Livid, Nearly Ejected After Egregious Balk No-Call

It may not have mattered in the end, but it sure was big at the time. Pete Crow-Armstrong led off the 6th inning with a double, then advanced to third on a grounder by Seiya Suzuki and remained there when Alex Bregman popped out. Then, with Michael Busch at the plate, PCA took an aggressive … The post PCA Livid, Nearly Ejected After Egregious Balk No-Call appeared first on .

Phillies’ Bryce Harper does it all early vs. the Mariners

The Philadelphia Phillies have been playing some good baseball this season, and they’ve gotten some great contributions from their star players. Bryce Harper is once again doing Bryce Harper things, and during their game against the Seattle Mariners, he showed his skills on both sides of the field. On offense, he put the Phillies up […] The post Phillies’ Bryce Harper does it all early vs. the Mariners appeared first on ClutchPoints .

The Case For The Orioles Extending Trevor Rogers

The Orioles acted as sellers at the deadline. They didn’t totally punt their season but they were clearly leaning to one side of the buy/sell line. Impending free Taylor Ward was traded to the Mariners. Adley Rutschman and Tyler Wells, both under club control through 2027, were traded to the Red Sox and Rays, respectively. […]

Mariners Game #134 Preview and Discussion: PHI at SEA, 8/26

Can the Mariners break out the brooms? They look to sweep away the Phillies and close out a 5-1 homestand Wednesday afternoon. Bryan Woo returns after taking an additional few days between starts to resolve shoulder discomfort that cropped up during his last outing on August 16. He’ll get the ball in the friendly confines […]

Yankees’ decision looming about RailRiders’ Mitch Garver

In their quest to find a righthanded-hitting catcher, the New York Yankees signed Mitch Garver to a minor-league deal Aug. 7 after the veteran backstop was released by the Seattle Mariners. Garver, 35, went to Tampa and the Florida Complex League for six days, then joined the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders on August 14th. He has […]

Cal Raleigh keeps Mariners’ Wild Card hopes alive with historic franchise milestone

The Seattle Mariners are leaning heavily on Cal Raleigh to fuel their AL Wild Card push, as the star catcher's recent record-setting display gave their postseason hopes a massive shot in the arm. If there is one player the Seattle Mariners fanbase can count on to anchor a postseason push, it is Cal Raleigh . The backstop continues to prove that beyond his elite defensive work behind the plate, his clutch hitting and game-changing power remain the heartbeat of Seattle’s playoff hopes. Hi...

Mariners News: J.P. Crawford, Shane Bieber, and Carson Whisenhunt

Good morning everyone! The Mariners have strung together series wins against likely playoff teams following a 4-1 victory against the Phillies last night. The M’s will look for the ever-elusive series sweep with Bryan Woo taking the ball today at 1:10pm PT. In Mariners news… Around the league…