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The Seattle Mariners are unveiling a number of new concession items this season, including a Bacon Salmon Sandwich from Ivar's and a Quesatrompo from El Riconsito.
As the Seattle Mariners continue to approach the MLB Trade Deadline, reports from The Athletic indicate that starting pitcher Luis Castillo appears the most likely candidate to be moved. After a rough start to the season, Castillo mostly turned it around since the month of May.Since May 14th, Castillo pitches with a 3.25 ERA in 44.1 innings. […] The post Seattle Mariners Most Likely Player to be Traded Revealed appeared first on HEAVY .
With the Seattle Mariners at 47-46 as of Thursday, the organization may consider parting ways with their manager Dan Wilson if the team cannot turn it around soon. The Mariners promoted Wilson to manager after parting ways with the long-tenured Scott Servais. Servais arrived to the Seattle the same year that the Mariners initially hired […] The post Seattle Mariners Manager Dan Wilson Hot Seat Speculation Grows appeared first on HEAVY .
Greetings folks, and a happy Thursday to you. The Mariners lost a snoozer to the Marlins yesterday, falling 2-0 with another hapless performance from the offense. A question for you to ponder on this fine morning in advance of the series finale: who is the most Mariner-like Marlin, and who is the most Marlin-like Mariner? […]
I don’t want to write this recap. The Mariners lost 2-0 to the Marlins on Wednesday. It was a very boring game. George Kirby pitched well, in the way that George Kirby often pitches well, but not in the way that he pitched so well as to be newsworthy. The Mariners lineup hit poorly, in […]
Marlins 2, Mariners 0 Josh Naylor, +0.20 WPACole Young, -0.34 WPA Game thread comment of the day:
The Mariners are about to play baseball again. They’ll be playing the Marlins tonight after losing to them last night in extras. They’ll face Tyler Phillips, who Jake Mailhot previewed for the site yesterday. George Kirby will pitch for the Mariners and looks to build off an eight-inning performance last time out. And yeah, that’s […]
The Mariners added outfielder Stuart Fairchild on a minor league contract after he rejected an outright assignment with the Guardians earlier this week and instead opted for free agency. The Mariners didn’t formally announce the addition, but the CAA client made his organizational debut yesterday when he homered in a 1-for-3 showing with Seattle’s affiliate […]
While Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh cemented himself last season as one of the MLB’s star players, the added attention leaves him with more scrutiny as well. A Sports Illustrated article titled “MLB’s 10 Biggest Disappointments From the First Half” names Raleigh as one of its headline setbacks of the season so far. It is easy to […] The post MLB: Seattle Mariners Cal Raleigh Called Out For Poor Play appeared first on HEAVY .
Good morning everyone! Happy Wednesday. Last night, the Mariners lost a heartbreaker to the Marlins 6-5 after blowing several key run-scoring opportunities. Cal Raleigh seems to be heating up, with a pair of doubles in last night’s contest. Do you think we’re about to see a resurgence for Big Dumper? In Mariners news… Around the […]
There was a moment where the Yankees’ hopes of turning their deficit around in one series burned a little brighter on Tuesday, as Ben Rice launched a three-run home run to give them a one-run lead in the third inning. Unfortunately, an inning later those hopes were dashed when the Rays scored four runs and […]
The most frustrating thing about tonight’s 6-5 extra-innings loss: it was a winnable game, if just a few things had gone differently. But the mistakes compounded for the Mariners, ultimately delivering a loss to open up the Florida leg of their road trip – always a tough road trip for the Mariners, who haven’t won […]
Marlins 6, Mariners 5 Fresh ceviche served seaside: Randy Arozarena, .26 WPA Day old tuna heated up in the microwave: Dominic Canzone, -.30 WPA (I refuse to penalize Michael Rucker for the walk-off) Game thread comment of the day: Not a Hemingway fan, but my English-major heart had to appreciate this:
After wrapping up a scintillating 5-1 homestand, the Mariners are spending the last week of the first half in Florida, with their first stop in Miami; the longest travel distance possible in MLB. Lineups: Dominic Canzone has freed himself from platoon jail and will be hitting third today, and the rest of the lineup is […]
With the MLB draft quickly approaching, we at LL conclude our draft profiles with a culmination of “everybody else”. Many of these players will be drafted before the Mariners pick, many will be drafted after, and hopefully one of them will wind up putting pen to paper with M’s by the end of next week. […]
Following a fantastic 5-1 homestand, the Mariners head to Florida for a six-game road trip during the final week of play before the All-Star break. If they win both of these series, Seattle will effectively match their first-half record from last year — they were 51-45 at the break in 2025. For a season that’s […]
Good morning! The Mariners are back in action tonight against the Miami Marlins at 3:40 PM as they embark on another lengthy road trip. In Mariners news… Around the league…
It's been rather slow lately on the prospect promotion front, with only a couple of promotions worth mentioning over the last couple of weeks. We're still waiting for Charlie Condon and Joshua Baez to mash their way into the Majors, and Kade Anderson remains thoroughly blocked in Seattle. While we wait for them, we got […]
The Seattle Mariners are promoting surging prospect Lazaro Montes to the Tacoma Raiders Triple-A. View this post on Instagram Montes, 21, has a slash line of .234/.369/.550. Good for an OPS of .919 with 25 home runs and 11 doubles. Currently ranked as the Mariners’ number three prospect according to MLB Pipeline, Montes is one step […] The post Mariners’ Promote Hot-Hitting Prospect Amidst Marlins Series appeared first on HEAVY .
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Prior to today’s game, the Mariners players participated in the 2026 Little League Challenger game, a yearly tradition at the ballpark celebrating the Challenger League, an adaptive baseball experience for kids with special needs. While a handful of players are regular participants – J.P. Crawford, George Kirby, Luke Raley – this year almost every Mariners […]
The Blue Jays have released lefty Josh Fleming and right-hander Justin Topa from their respective minor league deals, according to their minor league transactions logs. Both were pitching for Toronto’s Triple-A affiliate in Buffalo. Fleming ended 2025 in the Mariners organization and signed a minor league deal with the Blue Jays in February. The team […]
Blue Jays 0 Mariners 4 So…..for the second game in a row, we didn’t score. Today, three hits, one extra base hit (Vlad’s double), with singles from Nathan Lukes and Ernie Clement. And we had two walks. Surprisingly, only six strikeouts, but a lot of soft contact. We had one hard hit ball, Vlad’s double […]
Mariners 4, Blue Jays 0 Cool side of the pillow: Emerson Hancock, .33 WPA Hot side of the fridge: Colt Emerson, -.05 WPA Game thread comment of the day: Same, bestie
The Toronto Blue Jays are currently facing the Seattle Mariners in a series this weekend, which will conclude on Sunday. The Jays are 42-47 this season, and are still looking to find a surge of wins to propel them back to the .500 mark. As this is being typed, the Blue Jays and Mariners are […] The post Toronto Blue Jays Officially Release 7-Year MLB Player During Mariners Series appeared first on HEAVY .