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27-29: Chart

Mariners 4, Athletics 1 Good: Emerson Hancock, +0.27 WPA Bad: Cole Young, -0.06 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Mariners Game #56 Preview and Discussion: SEA at ATH

The Mariners go for a series win. Emerson Hancock takes the mound. He faces rookie Gage Jump, a top 100 prospect and — crucially — a lefty. The Mariners lineup has been bad against lefties all season, and they’ll look to change that against youth and inexperience Tuesday. Against Mr. Jump, the Mariners send their […]

Gabe Speier activated from injured list in Mariners bullpen relief

The Seattle Mariners announced Tuesday that they have activated LHP Gabe Speier off the 15-day injured list for pitchers, optioning RHP Nick Davila in a corresponding move. Speier had joined the ballclub in Sacramento following rehab stints in Everett and Tacoma. The southpaw has been a core part of the back end of Seattle’s bullpen […]

The 2026 Seattle Mariners as Breaking Bad characters

Greetings! Inspired by posters Cleavertime and Telekinectic Sasquath, I threw this Breaking Bad prompt out into THE FEED and foLLks did not disappoint. But first, if you haven’t seen Breaking Bad yet, you may want to skip this one just in case of spoilers, I suppose. But, it’s a great show if you like gritty […]

Mariners News: Luis Castillo, Tatsuya Imai, and Jarred Kelenic

Good morning and happy Monday everybody! Sorry about the late links! Traffic, am I right? The Mariners offense took advantage of windy conditions in Sacramento while the piggyback tandem of Luis Castillo and Bryce Miller stifled the A’s offense to cruise to a comfortable 9-2 win. The squad will look to secure a series win […]

Mariners win battle of piggyback starters against A’s, 9-2

The piggyback situation remains an uncomfortable – and I would argue, untenable – situation for Luis Castillo and Bryce Miller, but both of them pitched through that tonight and did their jobs, pitching all nine innings without touching the bullpen, giving up two runs (both Miller’s) with a combined 10 strikeouts to just two walks […]

26-29: Chart

Mariners 9, Athletics 2 Trampoline Parks: Luis Castillo, .14 WPA; Randy Arozarena, .13 WPA Trampoline Parks Masquerading As Baseball Fields: J.P. Crawford, -.04 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Mariners Game #55 Preview and Discussion: SEA at ATH

After a disappointing series loss to the Royals where the offense looked blinkered, the Mariners now have to contend with the high-flying Athletics offense in their pint-sized ballpark. Sounds like a recipe for a good time. Also, per Shannon Drayer, it’s looking like it will be a windy game in Sacramento. Surely that won’t lead […]

Series Preview: Mariners (25-29) at Athletics (27-26)

Whatever listlessness is plaguing the Mariners currently, it would be great if they figured out how to snap out of it this week. This series against the Athletics represents the last time Seattle will face the current AL West leaders until September. It’s actually the last series against a division rival until the final week […]

Mariners News: Luis Castillo, Colt Emerson, and Dylan Cease

Good morning! The Mariners suffered another disappointing defeat yesterday as some defensive miscues led to a 6-8 loss to the Kansas City Royals. Bryan Woo finished his 4.2 innings of work with four earned runs on six hits and four strikeouts as the Royals took advantage of a fifth-inning rally to secure their series win. […]

Seattle Mariners Minor League Roundup – Week Nine

Tacoma Rainiers It was a brutal week for the Rainiers, dropping five of six to the Salt Lake Bees on the road. This team has weathered a substantial amount of turnover as of late and is certainly down several of their core players, but with plenty of injury issues still present on the big league […]

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Mariners let defense hold them down in 6-8 loss to Royals

[Verse 1] You may find yourself Living in the strike zone And you may find yourself in another part of the country (Kansas City) And you may find yourself Behind the wheel of another late-game loss And you may find yourself on a beautiful day With a beautiful team And you may ask yourself “Well…how […]

25-29: Chart

Royals 8, Mariners 6 Going 1-5 against the Royals: Bryan Woo, -.22 WPA; Luke Raley, -.11 WPA At least it ended fun: Colt Emerson, +.14 WPA Game thread comment of the day: (Kids, Google him if you don’t understand that reference. Also, to be fair, the entire defense looked sloppy today. Our thoughts and prayers […]

Mariners Game #54 Preview and Discussion: 5/24/26, SEA at KC

After a fairly pathetic offensive showing over the last two games, the Mariners will try to get something going today with Bryan Woo on the mound. Lineups: Today’s game information: Game time: 11:10 PT TV: Mariners TV with Aaron Goldsmith and Angie Mentink, with Brad Adam as field reporter Radio: 710 AM Seattle Sports, with Gary Hill Jr. and Ryan Rowland-Smith on the call

On one-third to won third

If the season ended today, the Mariners would miss the playoffs. The season doesn’t end today. The Mariners will play their 54th game on Sunday to finish off the first third of the season. They are currently 25-28 and tied for second place (we’ll call it third) in the AL West, 1 1/2 games out […]

Mariners News: J.P. Crawford, Chris Taylor, and Key and Peele

The Mariners continue to maintain a comfortable, arms length distance away from .500 after a miserable loss in Kansas City last yesterday. The gang will try for a series win this morning at 11:10 am PST. In Mariners news… Around the league… Nick’s pick…

Mariners shut out in Kansas City

The Mariners did not score, and they did not win. The Mariners dropped game two of their series in Kansas City on Saturday by a score of 5-0. They collected just four hits — three from Luke Raley — and drew one walk, allowing Stephen Kolek to work through all nine innings with ease. The […]

25-28: Chart

Royals 5, Mariners 0 Good: Luke Raley, +.07 WPA Bad: George Kirby, -.22 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Mariners Game #53 Preview: Mariners (25-27) at Royals (20-31)

The Mariners will look to make it back-to-back series wins Saturday. George Kirby takes the mound for the Mariners. He’s looking to bounce back after a shelling against the Padres last week. Kirby has been good overall this year with a 3.54 FIP, but he’s done it in a weird way, with a career-low strikeout […]

Mariners warp reality, win normal baseball game in Kansas City

If you had “a tidy 2-0 victory in Kauffman Stadium” on your mind tonight, no you didn’t. The amount of nonsense in AL Central road games over the past few seasons has been enough for a lifetime, but no greater shenanigans have taken place than here. There was the 11-spot in 2022, its little sibling […]

25-27: Chart

78 degrees in August: Logan Gilbert, +.30 WPA 78 degrees in July: Mitch Garver, +.28 WPA 78 degrees in May, April, and March: Rob Refsnyder, Patrick Wisdom, and Víctor Robles, -.11 WPA each Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Mariners Game #52 Preview: Mariners (24-27) @ Royals (20-30)

The Mariners begin a six-game road trip today in Kansas City and hope to find a little more consistency between series. The Royals swept the Mariners clean at home over three games. Since then, the Mariners have mastered the art of the “It’s so over/We are so back.” This team has put on such a […]

Mariners activate Victor Robles from injured list, option Connor Joe

Victor Robles is back again. The Mariners activated Robles from the injured list on Friday as the team heads to Kansas City to start a six-game road trip. Robles began the year in the majors but was placed on the injured list in early April with a right pectoral strain. The Mariners optioned Connor Joe […]

Series Preview: Mariners (24-27) at Royals (20-30)

After the sweep at the hands of the Padres last weekend, the Mariners managed to get things back on track a bit with a series win over the White Sox. Seattle hasn’t won back-to-back series since going 5-1 on their road trip at the end of April. They’ve been mired in an unfortunate rut, unable […]