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Mariners News: Felnin Celesten, Ethan Salas, and Justin Turner
Good morning everyone and happy Thursday! The Mariners managed to secure a victory in the series finale against the Angels, winning 7-2. The team has an off-day today as they head to Denver for what is sure to be a high-scoring affair with the Rockies. In Mariners news… Around the league… Anders’ pick…
Mariners maintain some semblance of dignity, take series finale in Anaheim
After dropping the first two games of the series against the worst team in the American League, the Mariners bounced back to win the series finale over the Angels, 7-2. It was Jo Adell Home Run Robbery Bobblehead Night, despite Adell no longer being an Angel of Anaheim. You might remember, the Angels scheduled this […]
71-82: Chart
Mariners 7, Angels 2 Mr. Pibb: Cal Raleigh, 0.19 WPA; Josh Naylor, 0.18 WPA; Dominic Canzone, 0.14; Carlos Vargas, 0.12 WPA RC Cola: Cole Young, Weston Wilson, -0.08 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Mariners Game #153 Preview and Discussion: SEA at LAA, 9/16
The Mariners take the field again Wednesday, looking to avoid being swept by the worst team in the American League only a day after clinching their first losing season since 2019. In the offseason prior to the 2019 season, the Mariners went back to the drawing board and kicked off the rebuild that ultimately led […]
Mariners News: Jesús Luzardo, Shane Baz, and Carlos Correa
Hello folks! The Mariners season continues unceasingly as the squad cemented a losing record in 2026 following a 2-1 loss to the Angels. If you’re still watching the conclusion of this season unfold, you may be entitled to financial compensation. Unfortunately, I cannot provide that to you. But, I can provide you with some news […]
Mariners fall 2-1 in Anaheim, confirm losing record in 2026
The Mariners are officially losers in 2026. Logan Gilbert was pretty good, but the offense was nonexistent, and the Mariners lost 2-1 in Anaheim on Tuesday. It was the 82nd loss of the season, meaning they will officially post a losing record for the first time since 2020. Logan Gilbert got the ball. He embarrassed […]
Mariners Game #152 Preview and Discussion, 9/15/26: SEA at LAA
Do you have baseball fever yet? If you’re still watching, I’ll assume you do. I normally put some sort of analysis in the preview. I’m told nobody reads these, but it gives me a head start on the recap. Unfortunately, there’s not much analysis left. The Mariners lost their chance for a winning season last […]
Mariners to send eight prospects to the Arizona Fall League, headlined by Boston Smith
With the Mariners winding towards the end of another disappointing season, there’s some fun on the horizon with the promise of the Arizona Fall League, a unique monthlong league that’s often called “prospect graduate school.” The AFL is an opportunity for teams to get extra reps in for prospects who have missed regular-season time due […]
What’s the path forward for the Seattle Mariners next season?
This Mariners season is all but mathematically dead and no one is happy. High expectations carry a hefty fallout. Rick Rizzs, the man who has called more Mariners games than anyone else not named Dave Niehaus, is hanging up his headphones and microphone in about 13 days. I wanted more for him out of this […]
Mariners News: Julio Rodriguez, Andrés Muñoz, and Pete Crow-Armstrong
Good morning! The Mariners began their series against the Los Angeles Angels with a 6-4 loss. Staff writer Zach Mason detailed Kade Anderson’s struggles in his recap, and the Mariners were unable to put enough quality hits together to come out on top. Logan Gilbert takes the mound tonight for the 6:38 PM start against […]
Anderson continues struggles in 6-4 loss to Anaheim
Tonight’s 6-4 loss to Anaheim was really more about the quality of the pitching than it was about the quality of the offense. But in 2026, that means the Angels were better. Kade Anderson continued his struggles against MLB hitting, as you’d technically have to call the Anaheim lineup. After starting off well enough with […]
70-81: Chart
Angels 6, Mariners 4 The Big A: Cal Raleigh, +0.09 WPAThe Big F: Kade Anderson, -0.19 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day
Mariners Game #151 Preview and Discussion: 9/14, SEA at ANA
As awful as yesterday’s game was—the torture only exacerbated by it being a brutally long game—there’s reason for optimism today. The Mariners are 5-3 in games after getting walked off. Maybe that doesn’t strike you as a sterling record, but it compares quite favorably to how other teams have fared after being walked off by […]
On Kade Anderson and faking it until you make it
After blistering through the minor leagues, Kade Anderson’s big-league career is off to a slower start. In his first three games, he gave up a combined nine runs and an uncharacteristic seven walks, struggling with command and playing more defense than offense in his at-bats. It’s unfamiliar territory for the champion collegiate who spent this […]
Series Preview: Mariners (70-80) at Angels (56-93)
Floating on a river, gazing at the heavens, you’re liable to see neither the hearts of the Anaheim Angels nor the spirits of the Seattle Mariners. Sacramento offered two of the season’s most gutting, but representative losses, and Seattle’s California carousel of hell continues in Disneyland. They’ll take on the team owned no longer by […]
Mariners News: Lazaro Montes, Michael Arroyo, and Dominic Canzone
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 […]
M’s play like A’s, get walked off 8-7
Today’s game featured a compelling symmetry. Each team got two early. Each team had a string of disasters in one of the middle innings. Each team took a late lead off a player’s second home run of the day. But the real, awful symmetry is simply this: The Mariners looked evenly matched with the A’s. […]
70-80: Chart
A’s 8, Mariners 7 The first winds of fall: Randy Arozarena, +0.43 WPAFalling on your butt: Andrés Muñoz, -0.49 WPA Game Thread Comments of the Day Like every Mariners fan, I’ve been having a lot of feelings about Rizzs this season, but we’ll be in good hands. And a bonus GTCOD, a late entrant from […]
Mariners Game #150 Preview and Discussion: 9/13, SEA at ATH
The beauty of baseball is that there’s always another game tomorrow. Lose in a blowout or a heartbreaking walk-off? You can flush it away with another game tomorrow. But the opposite is also true. Win in historic fashion? Well, there’s another game tomorrow. And so after winning 19-1 last night on the back of Michael […]
Bryce Miller’s identity crisis
Full disclosure: Bryce Miller is one of my favorite Mariners, both on the field and off. In interviews, he’s funny, thoughtful, reflective, insightful; as a player, I’ve enjoyed studying his emerging and evolving pitch arsenal and writing about it. After the 2024 season, Miller was my preseason pick to earn an All-Star nod and even […]
Mariners News: Michael Arroyo, Gerrit Cole, and Joey Cantillo
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! Obviously it would be completely unreasonable to expect the guys to score 19 runs again today, but it would be cool. Jacob Lopez will try to prevent that against […]
Mariners Set Franchise Record, Beat A’s 19-1
The Mariners dominated the A’s to a 19-1 victory on Saturday night. The fun got started early as Dominic Canzone sent out a two-run home run to put the Mariners up early in the first inning. The Mariners didn’t stop there; in rare form, they continued to pour the runs on. For an offense and […]
70-79: Chart
Mariners 19, Athletics 1 Historic blowouts (complimentary): Randy Arozarena, +.18 WPA Historic blowouts (derogatory): Josh Naylor, -.07 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Mariners Game #149: Mariners (69-79) @ Athletics (60-88)
The Mariners are currently six games out of the AL West, six games out of the last Wild Card spot, and nine games from elimination. While it’s technically possible the Mariners squeeze into the playoffs if they go on a crazy run over the next 13 games, given how this team has played all year, […]
Mariners News: Cole Young, Byron Buxton, and Rudy Martin Jr.
Good morning, foLLks, and happy Saturday! The Mariners lost a heartbreaker in Sacramento last night, pushing their elimination number into single digits. The less said about it, the better (but still give Nick Vitalis-Troupe’s recap a read!). In Mariners news: Around the league:
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