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Mariners News: Dan Wilson, Rob Refsnyder, and Mike Maddux
Hello everyone! The Mariners’ slide continued yesterday in a 4-1 series-opening loss to the Yankees. The team will attempt to find some semblance of positive momentum in the middle match today, with Bryce Miller taking the hill against Will Warren. In Mariners news… Around the league…
Mariners walk into brick wall, apologize, walk right into brick wall again, lose to Yankees
The LL comments stopped working right about the time that Michael Rucker turned to watch his bases-loaded mess become a lead-losing base hit. Small mercies. Tonight’s 4-1 loss had the decency to come before sundown in Seattle, but the winter equinox is approaching far quicker for the Seattle Mariners than it is for the rest […]
56-64: Chart
Yankees 4, Mariners 1 Eastbound and Down: Bryan Woo, 0.28 WPA Weston and Wilson: Michael Rucker, -0.47 WPA Game thread comment of the day: Alright Fritz. Fine.
Mariners Game #120 Preview and Discussion, 8/11/26: SEA at NYY
The Seattle Mariners have stuck a fork trident in themselves. And yet, they must continue. 43 games stand between Seattle and the finish line. Laying an egg on a crucial and emotionally charged homestand means the Mariners now enter their most daunting road trip of the season needing a swathe of unlikely victories to bring […]
Series Preview: Mariners (56-63) at Yankees (66-52)
This roadtrip has loomed large since last year, when the schedule first came out. Regardless of how the standings would look, we knew a nine-game slate against the Yankees, Astros and Brewers would be brutal. A year and change later, it’s still scary, but the silver lining of the 50th Flop is that it’s deadened […]
Mariners News: Craig Kimbrel, Paul Sewald, and Tim Anderson
It’s a wonderful Tuesday so far and surely nothing terrible will befall us. Then again, the Seattle Mariners do play a baseball game today. Oh well, links! In Mariners news: Around the league:
50 seasons of Seattle Mariners baseball and happily overdosing on nostalgia to avoid the present moment
The Seattle Mariners have only eight more seasons of life as a team than I do as a human being. I’ve been trying to wrap my head around this for weeks and the math still isn’t mathing for me. I was born in 1983 and my first concrete memories of the Mariners start around 1990, […]
Seattle Mariners Minor League Roundup – Week Twenty
Tacoma Rainiers Tacoma unfortunately dropped this one to Las Vegas by a score of four to two, unable to take down a very solid Aviators squad that’s been excellent all year. Despite their losing record on the week, there were tons of great individual performances from some of the brightest stars on this roster; the […]
Mariners News: Cole Young, Shohei Ohtani, and Chris Sale
Good morning, foLLks, and happy Monday! The Mariners shidded and farded and frowed up their way to a 4-1 loss against the Rays yesterday to cap off being on the wrong end of a sweep over their 50th anniversary celebratory weekend. I can’t blame anyone for expecting anything different. Today is a merciful off day […]
Mariners lose same game they’ve lost all season, 4-1 to Rays
The 50 Seasons Celebration weekend instead turned into Groundhog Day as the Mariners were swept away by the Rays. The same problems that have plagued the 2026 Mariners all season long plagued them again today: a lack of connection in the lineup, a lack of situational hitting, too much chasing out of the zone, and […]
56-63: Chart
Rays 4, Mariners 1 Long Weekend: Taylor Ward, .04 WPA Weekend at Bernie’s: José Ferrer and Randy Arozarena, -.14 WPA each Game thread comment of the day: Michael Arroyo Threat Level: Electric Cantaloupe
Mariners Game #119 Preview and Discussion, 8/9/26: SEA vs. TBR
So the Mariners’ 50th anniversary celebratory weekend hasn’t gone as planned on the field. Are any of that that surprised? Thankfully, both the alumni home run derby on Friday and the pregame ceremony last night reminded us that yes, there can still be joy in baseball. The M’s will look to salvage the series against […]
Mariners News: Rick Rizzs, Kade Anderson, and Max Scherzer
The Mariners celebrated 50 years of mostly mediocre baseball by playing yet another mediocre baseball game. They will attempt to appear more competent tomorrow at 1:10 PST. In Mariners news… Around the league…
Death at a Funeral
I’m never sure what to think about 1995. I’m about the same age as Cal Raleigh, and neither of us had been born. I’ve picked up the key points over the years. Ken Griffey Jr. was cool. Edgar Martinez was wise. Randy Johnson was wild. Jay Buhner was bald. And Lou Piniella was pissed. These […]
Voice of the Mariners Rick Rizzs to be inducted into Mariners Hall of Fame in 2027
In a move that surprised no one yet still wrung a fair amount of waterworks out of the assembled crowd – and the man himself – the Mariners announced that Rick Rizzs will be inducted into the Mariners Hall of Fame next season. Rizzs will be just the twelfth member of the Mariners Hall of […]
56-62: Chart
Rays 3, Mariners 2 Remembering the Mariners: Josh Naylor, +0.20 WPARemembering the Mariners: Michael Rucker, -0.27 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day
Mariners Game #118: Child of Game Thread
Dang, was there some kind of ceremony before the game or something? More game thread!
Mariners Game #118 Preview and Discussion, 8/8/26: SEA vs TBR
Well, this could be awkward. The Mariners will take another step in the never-ending Hell that is the 2026 season. They lost last night, two solo homers to one. The lineup continues to look lifeless, and the pitching has been the worst in the majors for weeks now. This is a very bad baseball team […]
Lookout Landing’s Top-50 Seattle Mariners
The enterprise of selecting the top 50 Seattle Mariners in the franchise’s history is a fun and challenging one. As such, we let our staff take a few cracks at it. Some folks leapt at it, while others are more eager to pick through the official list in the next few days when it’s revealed […]
A very merry Mariners Home Run Derby
This has to be the latest I’ve been at T-Mobile Park in years, if not ever. It’s 11 pm, and I’m in my Yes We Canó t-shirt circa 2015, and people around me are cheering Stefen Romero. It isn’t heaven, nor is it hell. Baby, it’s the Mariners Alumni Home Run Derby. The whole thing […]
Mariners News: Stefen Romero, Cole Wilcox, and David Forst
Hello everyone and happy Saturday! The Mariners may have lost a sleepy 2-1 game to the Rays yesterday, but the Alumni Home Run Derby provided plenty of fun as former Mariner Stefen Romero took the crown, defeating Austin Nola in the final round. But truly, has there been a more fun moment this season than […]
Mariners lose solo home run contest to the Rays, 2-1
The good news is that the Mariners weren’t shut out. A last-gasp Julio Rodríguez solo homer helped the 2026 Mariners avoid making some ugly history, on a night when the Mariners opened the celebration of 50 years of the franchise. The bad news is that they might as well have been, with another lifeless offensive […]
56-61: Chart/Alumni Home Run Derby Thread
Rays 2, Mariners 1 Anagrams: Julio Rodríguez and Eduard Bazardo, +.03 WPA Bananagrams: Taylor Ward, -.17 WPA but let’s be clear, every single member of the offense could be in this category tonight, as not a single one aside from Julio had a positive WPA. They, to put it gently, stink. Game thread comment of […]
Mariners Game #117: 8/7/26, Rays at Mariners
After yesterday’s shellacking at the hands of the deadline-selling Tigers during a series where they were outscored 4054 – 4, the Mariners limp into their 50th Anniversary Weekend to face the best team in the AL, the Tampa Bay Rays. We’re already brainstorming names for what we’ll nickname this potential debacle, in the grand tradition […]
Series Preview: Mariners (56-60) vs. Rays (68-46)
The Mariners marketing machine has been building the hype for this weekend’s festivities for months, but I’m finding it extremely difficult to get excited about a team that seemingly has no interest in actually winning their games. Getting shutout twice against the Tigers — a team that sold at the trade deadline — was a […]
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