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It’s getting crowded at T-Mobile Park
Hooting, hollering, things of that nature. These activities have found fertile ground at T-Mobile Park this spring, whether the tarps have been off, on, or unnecessary thanks to Seattle’s most beloved roof. If it’s seemed particularly packed at the park so far, you’d be correct. The Seattle Mariners have drawn 1,158,012 fans to the stadium […]
Mariners News: Ryan Sloan, Corbin Burnes, and Nick Castellanos
Good morning friends! Happy Mariners off-day to you. The M’s saw their winning streak snapped yesterday in a 7-1 loss to the Mets. The M’s hit the road now for a stretch, going to Detroit, Baltimore, and Washington. Importantly, it’s All-Star voting season. In my youth, I held steadfast to only voting for players who […]
George Kirby buried by the ground, Mariners lose first game in a while
The Mariners win streak got buried alive. The Mariners lost 7-1 to the Mets on Wednesday afternoon, snapping an eight-game win streak. It was their first loss in a week and a half, having swept the Athletics and the Diamondbacks before taking the first two this week against the Mets. As I wrote in the […]
33-30: Chart
Mets 7, Mariners 1 Groundballs: J.P. Crawford, +0.20 WPA Groundballs: George Kirby, -0.35 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Mariners Game #63 Preview and Discussion: NYM at SEA, 6/3
Nine is a big number. The Mariners will look to stretch their win streak to nine this afternoon with a third consecutive sweep. At about four games is when I start to consider consecutive wins a streak, though I’d listen to arguments that three or five should be the minimal threshold. But it’s not until […]
Colt Emerson, Ryan Sloan, and Kade Anderson headline five Mariners on Baseball America’s Top 100 prospect list
On the monthly update of Baseball America’s top 100 prospect list, the Mariners joined rarified air as an organization with three top ten prospects leaguewide. Colt Emerson (#3), Ryan Sloan (#7), and Kade Anderson (#9) made up the elite trio topping the list, though both Lazaro Montes (#57) and Luke Stevenson (#98) made the cut […]
Mariners News: Julio Rodríguez, Josh Hader, and Gleyber Torres
Good day everyone! The Mariners made it eight straight with an easy 8-3 victory over the Mets to secure their third consecutive series win. They’ve now raised their Fangraphs playoff odds to 87.8%. Which player has impressed you the most over this recent stretch of play? I have to give some flowers to Jhonny Pereda […]
Red-hot Mariners ride offense to eighth consecutive win
Only a week or two ago, the early returns of the 2026 season didn’t inspire much confidence. Sure, the Mariners hadn’t dug themselves a hole in the standings like in years past—that’d be almost impossible with the state of the American League. Even so, watching the games felt akin to pulling teeth in some moments. […]
33-29: Chart
Mariners 8, Mets 3 Running a good bit into the ground: Patrick Wisdom, +.21 WPA; Jhonny Pereda, +.17 WPA Running a bad bit into the ground: Logan Gilbert and Cole Young, -.04 WPA each Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Mariners Game #62 Preview and Discussion: NYM at SEA, 6/2
The Mariners are searching for their eighth consecutive victory, plus another series win. Logan Gilbert gets the ball for the penultimate game of the homestand. Over his last two starts, he has pitched a combined 11.2 innings, giving up no runs on seven hits. For the second night in a row, the Mets will go […]
Emerson Hancock is sweeping and cutting his way to unpredictability
Emerson Hancock, the breakout star of the vaunted Mariners rotation in 2026, turned in another strong start last night against the Mets, going six innings with seven strikeouts and giving up just two runs, both on solo homers. This, in and of itself, is not particularly surprising; Hancock, one day after his 27th birthday, has […]
Mariners News: Cole Young, Bailey Ober, and Pavin Smith
Good morning! The Mariners secured their seventh win in a row and second-straight walk-off last night, this time with Cole Young as the hero as his single sent Randy Arozarena home from third. Emerson Hancock held the New York Mets to just two hits off two home runs, and a lights out bullpen night helped […]
Rating takes on the Mariners pitching rotation and the controversial “piggyback” approach
The hottest topic in Mariners-ville the last two weeks has been the decision by the Mariners front office to combine the starts of Luis Castillo and Bryce Miller into a “piggyback” start. Both pitchers have had their struggles so far in 2026, so the idea of letting each pitcher throw 4-5 innings at most using […]
Mariners use youth movement to get past Mets for seventh straight win
This spring training, there were two Mariners stories that stood out: Emerson Hancock, who showed up to camp with increased velocity and an expanded arsenal; and Cole Young, who showcased improvements on both sides of the ball. The question, as it always is in spring, was if those improvements would be sustainable. Tonight, the calendar […]
32-29: Chart
Mariners 3, Mets 2 Vampire in Brooklyn: Josh Naylor, 0.22 WPA Englishman in New York: Rob Refsnyder, -0.11 WPA Game thread comment of the day:
Mariners Game #61: Child of Game Thread
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Mariners Game #61 Preview and Discussion: 6/1/26, NYM at SEA
The Mariners open up a series against the Mets. This will be their last homestand before a lengthy road trip that will keep the team away until the middle of the month. It’s also Pride Night at the ballpark, in case you’re wondering about the rainbow graphics. Lineups: The Mariners anticipate Mets starter Austin Warren […]
How ya like them apples?: Mets vs. Mariners Series Preview
Fresh off back-to-back sweeps of the A’s and the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Mariners enter June in first place in their division, with a 31-29 record. Never a doubt, right? Let’s set the scene together, shall we? Think back to the early (and then not-so-early) days of this Mariners season, when everything felt chaotic in all the […]
May: Chart
Rick Rizzs Happy Totals: 15Dan Wilson Tough One Tonights: 13Run Differential: +23 wRC+: 110 (8th)Rotation ERA-/FIP-: 89/80 (10th/4th)Bullpen ERA-/FIP-: 75/93 (8th/10th)OAA: -5BsR: 0.1 (15th) Mariners fWAR leader: Bryan Woo, 1.4 Beef Boy Bombs: 0Josh Naylor SB: 8 for 8Julio HR-SB: 10-2Ty France Memorial HBP Counter: Randy Arozarena, 5 Luke Raley wOBA: .475 (1st in MLB)Mitch […]
Seattle Mariners Minor League Roundup – Week Ten
Tacoma Rainiers The Rainiers are in the midst of a major slide, dropping all six of their games this week after winning just one the week prior. Having now dropped eleven games under .500, Tacoma will have to bounce back in the second half if they hope to get a seat in the playoffs this […]
Mariners News: Victor Robles, Cal Raleigh, and Elly De La Cruz
Good morning! The Mariners’ sixth-straight win came in walk-off fashion yesterday as Victor Robles led the team to a sweep of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Bryce Miller began the day with five innings, one hit, and six strikeouts, and Luis Castillo followed with five innings, two hits, and three strikeouts. The New York Mets come to […]
Piggybacks > Diamondbacks, Mariners walk it off in extras, sweep Arizona
The Mariners devised their piggyback plan, alternating Bryce Miller and Luis Castillo as starters, so the division would be “equitable,” rotating between which pitchers made the scheduled five-inning start. Today they got a perfectly even split as each pitcher tossed exactly five innings, with exactly 71 pitches for each, as it took the Mariners offense […]
31-29: Chart
Mariners 3, Diamondbacks 2 Getting a piggyback ride: Bryce Miller, .27 WPA; Dominic Canzone, .24 WPA, Victor Robles, .16 WPA, Luke Raley .15 WPA Giving a piggyback ride: Julio Rodríguez, -.26 WPA Game thread comment of the day:
For Cal Raleigh, injury presents a new perspective on the Mariners
Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh made a cameo appearance in the dugout during last night’s 5-1 win against the Diamondbacks, marking the first time he’s been in Seattle since going to the Mariners’ facility in Arizona a week ago to rehab his injured oblique. Despite a plan to have him at the park pregame, Raleigh was […]
Mariners Game #60 Preview and Discussion, 5/31/26: SEA vs. ARI
May has been an up and down month for the Seattle Mariners. At its close, the M’s have the opportunity to solidify their first over-.500 month of the season, or their third exactly .500 month of the season. Reader, I’ll allow you to imagine my preferences. It’s a hog-stacking Sunday for Seattle, as the M’s […]