The Seattle Mariners may be hurt, but they certainly are not helpless. On June 2, against the New York Mets, somebody did. Well, somebodies did. Two of their depth bats who started the 2026 season in Triple-A answered the call in a big way.

Four years ago, multiple teams called the Reds about Luis Castillo, who only became a Mariner after another team was told 'no.'

One MLB reporter boldly claims the Seattle Mariners could go on a World Series run just based on the current win streak.

The Seattle Mariners announced a roster shuffle on Monday. The team optioned infielder Leo Rivas and reliever Domingo González to AAA Tacoma. Subsequently, the team activated Patrick Wisdom off the 10-day injured list and recalled Robinson Ortiz from AAA Tacoma.

View post: Mariners Make a Decision on Luis Castillo-Bryce Miller Tandem The Seattle Mariners have one of the most talented rosters in MLB and are well‑equipped to win a second straight American League West title this year. However, as the season ...

The Seattle Mariners almost made it to the World Series last season. The franchise was on the edge of breaking their curse. However, the Toronto Blue Jays shattered their dreams in the ALCS.

The Seattle Mariners announced today that Nintendo of America Inc. has expanded upon their long-standing relationship with the club, becoming the team’s first-ever official jersey sleeve partner. Nintendo will be featured on the Mariners jersey sleeve for all regular season and postseason games.

Vibes are high. Higher, perhaps, than they have ever been at this time of the year around the Seattle Mariners. And for a franchise with nearly five times as many losing seasons (29) as playoff appearances (six) since its inception in 1977, the Mariners do ...

Our Mets vs. Mariners prediction and MLB picks are banking on the home team winning its eight consecutive ball game.

Mariners-Red Sox trade idea sends All-Star closer to Seattle for postseason run originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Seattle Mariners are still the only team in Major League Baseball to never make a World Series appearance.