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Analyzing the Mariners arbitration-eligible players

The Mariners have some decisions to make. MLB Trade Rumors released its arbitration projections earlier this month. The Mariners have 15 players eligible for arbitration. If the Mariners offered contracts to each arbitration-eligible player, they would add an estimated $58.3 million to their payroll in 2027. They could also release some of these players and […]

What if the 2026 Seattle Mariners made the playoffs?

We all know the Seattle Mariners did not make the playoffs in 2026, but what this post presupposes is……maybe they did? If you didn’t get the reference, now you do. Gotta be a top 3 Owen Wilson line delivery and character moment. While I do not miss the stress of playoff baseball and its surprisingly […]

Cole Young announced as Gold Glove finalist at second base

The Seattle Mariners put out a historically bad defense in 2026, but one member of the roster is being recognized for floating above the rest of the sinking ship. 2B Cole Young has been named as a finalist for the Gold Glove Award at second base, presented by Rawlings. Young demonstrated a sizable improvement in […]

Mariners prospect Jarvis Gomez looks to electrify

Jarvis Gomez was hot at the plate all summer in the Dominican Summer League, but right now he’s very cold. In his defense, the San Isidro native is on US soil for the first time, and while it’s currently 90 degrees and rainy in Boca Chica, where the Mariners Dominican complex is located, it’s a […]

Mariners News: Patrick Bailey, Shohei Ohtani, and Bryan Baker

Happy Tuesday! The Cleveland Guardians secured an important series lead last night with clutch, late-game hitting and the Milwaukee Brewers’ bullpen continued to dominate in their win. ALCS Game 2 begins at 5 PM tonight while the NLCS will travel to Los Angeles. MLB Postseason scores… In Mariners news… Around the league…

Scouting the AFL for future Mariners coaching candidates

The Arizona Fall League is in full swing down here in Phoenix, but today we’re not here to discuss top prospects or future Mariners; rather, I’m interested in which coaches teams have opted to send in order to burnish their resumes and gain them experience with a diverse array of players from all different organizations. […]

Caption’s LLog: Sunday Photo Caption Contest (10/11/26)

Hey, I remembered to do this again. Last week, we kicked off a new series for the long, dark offseason, where I post a photo from our media library, and you provide a caption for it in the comments. I was nervous that nobody would participate, but I should have been nervous about having to […]

Site Roundtable: Does MLB Need to Adjust Hitter/Pitcher Balance?

This site discussion was sparked by a couple of posts on BlueSky by Mike Petriello and Céspedes Family BBQ. Mike pointed out that this year’s .206/.286/.341 hitting line in the playoffs is, while atrocious, somehow not the worst postseason hitting line by OPS in the divisional era – it’s 5th after some truly wretched seasons […]

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The Voice and Rhythm of the Rainiers

Rylee Pay has never had trouble finding the beat. From a storied competitive dance career to a meticulously-rehearsed game day routine, the Tacoma Rainiers’ radio play-by-play announcer simplifies high-intensity tasks with routine and rhythm. While navigating player interviews, show recordings, game notes, news write-ups, and usually a second coffee, Pay brings a unique consistency to […]

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Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor undergo offseason surgeries

The Seattle Mariners announced Monday that both Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor have undergone surgery to address nagging injuries that impacted them throughout the 2026 season. Both players are expected to be fully healthy and ready for the start of Spring Training. Raleigh underwent surgery on his left (non-throwing) shoulder for debridement of his AC […]

Vote for the Fifth Annual Lookout Landing Awards

Welcome to the voting hub for the Fifth Annual Lookout Landing Awards, also known as the Lookies. Here’s the link to vote! Who was Mariner of the Year? What was the best promotional item? It’s all up to you! This is your opportunity to make your voice heard about which players, games, and moments were the biggest […]