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Mariners News: Colt Emerson, Bryan Woo, and Bryce Miller
Good morning! Last night’s Mariners win had just about everything: a first inning Julio homer, a wacky obstruction call in the third inning, a dominant Bryan Woo outing, and an incredible moment for Colt Emerson’s first major league hit in the form of a three-run home run. Bryce Miller will hope to build on the […]
Colt Emerson hits first big-league homer in Mariners 6-1 win over White Sox
We have a running joke around these parts about how the Mariners and White Sox are incapable of playing a normal game with one another, but tonight’s game really stretched the bit thin. At the end of it, though, the Mariners emerged with a 6-1 victory, shaking off the doldrums of their series sweep at […]
23-26: Chart
Mariners 6, White Sox 1 Anton Chigurh: Bryan Woo, .31 WPA Anton Chinacci: Eduard Bazardo, -.18 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Mariners Game #49: Child of Game Thread
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Mariners Game #49 Preview and Discussion: 5/18/26, CWS at SEA
The Mariners played some dreadful baseball this weekend, getting swept by the Padres, and now have to face a Chicago White Sox team they just dropped a series to. My vibes, please, they are very sick. Lineups: Get called up, get to be in the lineup graphic. News: You’ve probably already seen the news about […]
Seattle Mariners Announce Flurry of Roster Moves: Leo Rivas, Patrick Wisdom, Robinson Ortiz, and More
Hoowee, folks. We have a lot of roster moves this afternoon, five to be exact, so let’s get right into it. We’re putting the basics here for now: expect updates throughout the afternoon as we write up these moves. Called Up: Robinson Ortiz, LHP: Ortiz is a 26-year-old leftie reliever who so far has been […]
Series Preview: Mariners (22-26) vs. White Sox (24-22)
Great news: Gavin Sheets is not (any longer) on the White Sox. He can’t hurt you anymore. Bad news: If you’re reading this, you’re probably going to be watching some more Mariners baseball. If you told me in January that the Mariners would be one game out of the Wild Card and just two games […]
Seattle Mariners Minor League Roundup – Week Eight
Tacoma Rainiers Tacoma managed to take the series by a score of 4-2 this week, besting Houston’s lackluster affiliate in Cheney Stadium. With a healthy amount of turmoil present within the major league roster, expect several of these Rainier players to be shuttling up to Seattle sooner than later. In case you missed the news […]
Mariners News: Colt Emerson, Brendan Donovan, and Jose Altuve
Good morning! The Mariners suffered another tough loss to the San Diego Padres last night and will be happy to put this edition of the Vedder Cup behind them. The Chicago White Sox come to town for a three-game series as Bryan Woo takes the mound tonight at 6:40 PM against LHP Noah Schultz. In […]
Colt Emerson Slams Into Earth’s Exosphere, Padres Slam Mariners 8-3
The term “meteoric rise” is a bit of a misnomer, though most people already know that. Meteors fall (And yet if you point this out, you are a pedant? The world is cruel to those brave enough to obsess over wording tell the truth). However, it is quite the fitting turn of phrase for baseball, […]
22-26: Chart
Padres 8, Mariners 3 Super Boy: J.P. Crawford, .02 WPA Superbolide: George Kirby, -.18 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Matt Brash and Gabe Speier continue their journeys back to MLB
The Mariners may have to patch together thier bullpen for a bit longer. While Gabe Speier looked good in a bullpen today, Matt Brash struggled through two-thirds of an inning in Tacoma. Matt Brash threw his second game with the Rainiers this afternoon. He’s been on the IL since April 29 when he had to […]
Mariners Game #48 Preview and Discussion: 5/17/26, SDP at SEA
The Mariners are trying to avoid being swept by the Padres for the season, having failed to win a single game against them so far while losing possession of the prized Vedder Cup guitar. Thoughts and prayers to Pete Woodworth. George Kirby will take the mound for the Mariners as Seattle’s last hope for a […]
Seattle Mariners call up top prospect Colt Emerson, place Brendan Donovan on IL
The Seattle Mariners are calling up top prospect SS/3B Colt Emerson, per multiple reports led by Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times. The move came as somewhat of an unexpected move, as Emerson was initially listed in the Tacoma Rainiers lineup in Triple-A. Instead, Seattle is bringing up their 20 year old quite literally from […]
On Randyland, 2026
Randy Arozarena isn’t all that streaky, but he is on a streak right now. Arozarena has been the Mariners best hitter this year. His 148 wRC+ is best among the qualified hitters on the team, and his 1.8 fWAR makes him a top 25 player in the majors. He’s more than half-way to his 2.9 […]
Mariners News: Clay Holmes, Kevin McGonigle, and the shirtless masses
The Mariners lost again last night. Logan Gilbert didn’t have his best stuff again, and Dan Wilson got sent home early by the umpires. Rivalry weekend is a wash at this point, but the Mariners will attempt to salvage a win in the series anyway on NBC and Peacock at 4:20pm. In Mariners news… Around […]
Out-thundered and sundered, San Diego squashes Seattle 7-4
The roof was closed from the start on a blustery afternoon in Seattle, with rare thunderstorms in the forecast. The Mariners’ offense gathered, swirled, and covered the field in strong contact, line drives, and threat after threat. But it was the Padres whose lumber cracked like thunder, pummeling Logan Gilbert under a storm of punished […]
22-25: Chart
Padres 7, Mariners 4 Tom DeLonge, musical artist: J.P. Crawford, .07 WPA Tom Brokaw, musical artist: Logan Gilbert, -.30 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Mariners Game #47 Preview and Discussion: 5/16/26, SEA vs SD
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, […]
For injured Cal Raleigh, a chance to reflect
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 […]
Mariners News: Gabe Speier, Matt Brash, and Victor Robles
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 […]
Mariners fall behind, get chased down by Mason Miller in 2-0 loss
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 […]
22-24: Chart
Padres 2, Mariners 0 Mason Miller: Emerson Hancock, .15 WPA Every other major leaguer: Jhonny Pereda, -.17 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Mariners Game #46 Preview and Discussion: 5/15/26, SEA vs SD
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 […]
Series Preview: Mariners (22-23) vs. Padres (25-18)
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 […]