Felix is ours.
The Seattle Mariners saw their four-year run of Vedder Cup dominance end last night, as the San Diego Padres blanked them 2-0 in a disappointing display that resembled many Friar victories this season: get a lead, then hand things to the bullpen and crush the final squirms of resistance. Today is a new opportunity, however, […]
Mariners players have a plethora of team-issued t-shirt options to choose from. One of the most popular designs comes from the high performance team, featuring a modified Rod of Asclepius on the front, where the wings are swapped for the Mariners trident; on the back, (AVAIL)ABILITY, with “ABILITY” highlighted in white. It’s a play on […]
Good morning everyone and happy Saturday! The Mariners opened up the weekend with a sleepy 2-0 loss to the Padres last night, though it was great to see Emerson Hancock continue his strong start to the season. Speaking of, we finally got a resolution to the six-man rotation situation yesterday: Do you endorse this decision […]
The Mariners waited too long, and Mason Miller eventually caught up with them. The Padres shutout the Mariners 2-0 in Friday’s series opener in Seattle. The win gives them the second ever Vedder Cup, tying the all-time series at one apiece. Emerson Hancock pitched well, working around a bit of hard contact to get through […]
Padres 2, Mariners 0 Mason Miller: Emerson Hancock, .15 WPA Every other major leaguer: Jhonny Pereda, -.17 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Let’s run it back. Leg two of the Vedder Cup begins Friday in Seattle. The Mariners got swept in the first set in San Diego, so they’ll need to sweep at home in order to have a chance in the tie breaker, which is run differential (Padres lead 16-9) then average exit velocity in the […]
We’ve entered into a bizarro world where a series against the Astros can be viewed as a “get right” series for the Mariners. Back in April, the four-game sweep of Houston pushed Seattle to a game under .500 and 1.5 games back in the AL West. This latest series win in Houston pushed Seattle to […]
Good day folks and happy Friday! The Mariners bounced back in a big way yesterday, rolling past the Astros in an 8-3 series finale victory. Despite a lofty 36.1% strikeout rate, Luke Raley’s hot season with the stick continues. Do you believe in his performance so far, or do you expect him to come crashing […]
In a day when the Mariners lost their starting catcher with Cal Raleigh going on the IL, Mitch Garver stepped into the role and had his best game of the season – on both sides of the ball – in an 8-3 victory. With that win, the Mariners not only secured a series win over […]
Mariners 8, Astros 3 Crispy: Luke Raley, .23 WPA Squishy: Julio Rodríguez, -.08 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
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After last night’s fully-cursed game, the Mariners have just one game to play before they get to get out of Houston and return home to Seattle. Luis Castillo will take the ball for Seattle. Lineups: News: Unfortunately it’s bad news for the Mariners. Cal Raleigh is headed to the IL for the first time in […]
For the first time in his career, Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh has been placed on the injured list. After resting and attempting to play through some side discomfort, the Big Dumper seemed to aggravate his side discomfort in Wednesday’s game. He was eventually replaced by Mitch Garver behind the dish, and now the club […]
Good morning everyone! I hope you’re all having a great week so far. The Mariners couldn’t hang on during a tough game against the Astros last night, falling 4-3. Though Cal Raleigh may have been injured during the contest (we’ll likely learn more today), it was a very encouraging return for Bryce Miller. What did […]
The Mariners got one key player back from injury, but perhaps lost another. Bryce Miller returned from the injured list Wednesday with his best-ever velocity and posted a solid outing overall. But the Mariners lineup struggled to get him much support and eventually lost in extras 4-3 in a long, bizarre, often frustrating game. The […]
Mariners 3, Astros 4 Beating the Astros: , Julio Rodríguez, +0.29 WPA Losing to the Astros: , Alex Hoppe, -0.36 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
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He’s back. Bryce Miller takes the mound for the Mariners for the first time since the 2025 ALCS. He’s sat out the first 43 games of the new season with an oblique injury, after missing large swaths of last season with bone spurs in his elbow. I wrote before the season in our 40 in […]
The 2026 MLB draft cycle is officially under way! When: July 11 – July 13 Where: Philadelphia, PA TV/Streaming: MLB Network Top Mariners Selections: 24, 65, 101 After nearly running the draft lottery table and selecting top pitching prospect Kade Anderson with the third overall pick in the 2025 iteration of the MLB draft, the […]
Good morning everyone! The Mariners are coming off one of their more satisfying wins of the season, with Randy Arozarena and Dominic Canzone leading the squad to a 10-2 victory over the Astros. Has Randy’s hot start to the season changed your mindset on whether or not the M’s should extend him beyond this season? […]
In what felt like an eternity in today’s pitch-clock era, Dominic Canzone waited over a minute-and-a-half before being allowed to step to the plate in the fourth inning Tuesday. Following J.P. Crawford’s four-pitch walk, the bases loaded were with nobody out, with a reeling pitcher on the mound struggling to find the strike zone. Astros […]
Mariners 10, Astros 2 Funshine Bear: Randy Arozarena, +0.27 WPA Grumpy Bear: Julio Rodríguez, -0.10 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
As we wait with bated breath for this very talented Seattle Mariners team to play up to their true talent level, I will continue to pose questions and prompts regarding anxiety levels surround various facts of the team. This week we’re discussing the most naturally anxiety-producing part of the team: the bullpen! I asked y’all […]
The Mariners and Astros face off in the second game of a four-game set tonight. Bryan Woo gets the ball for the Mariners with an eight-game win streak against Houston on the line. He’s coming off a bounce-back win in last Wednesday’s rubber game against the Braves, where he allowed only one hit and struck […]
Bryan Woo pitched the worst game of his career on April 25th and followed it up with another bottom-10 performance his next time out against the Royals. Combining the two outings, he struck out just three batters while surrendering 16 hits and six home runs. Six! So a lot of Mariners fans breathed a sigh […]