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June 29: Kennedy has reported to the team and is active for tonight’s series opener against the Angels. Seattle placed Refsnyder on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to June 27, with right knee inflammation to open a spot on the MLB roster. June 28: The Mariners announced that infielder Buddy Kennedy has been acquired from […]
The Seattle Mariners are rotating starting pitching with piggyback roles and a new strategy that could revolutionize MLB.
You stand alone in front of the growing crowd, their collective voices rising in a crescendo, feeding off of one another. “Piggyback!” yells one. “Piggybackburner!” yells another. “Dan’s in way over his head!” someone hollers, and then your body jolts back as the force of a ferry boat’s worth of garlic fries pummels your front. […]
We have the latest round of results from MLB Reacts. The first question has to do with which division leader needs to have the most urgency at the deadline: Since this poll went out, the Yankees have been surpassed in the American League East by the Tampa Bay Rays, the Mariners are now a half […]
Tacoma Rainiers Serving as a fantastic precursor to the Fourth of July this upcoming weekend, there were plenty of fireworks in an otherwise uninspiring 4-2 series loss for the Rainiers. Featuring one of the more animated brawls we’ve seen in recent years and plenty of homers, Tacoma, despite their losing effort, provided the fans in […]
The Seattle Mariners are outscoring their opponents. And in the American League in 2026, that is most rare. At the time of writing, only five teams in the AL have a positive run differential. The New York Yankees are streets ahead of the competition with a +101 mark, followed by the Tampa Bay Rays (+24) […] The post The Mariners are Much Better Than This appeared first on HEAVY .
In one of their toughest losses of the season, the Mariners have dropped below .500 and out of first place in the AL West with their 6-5 loss to the Cleveland Guardians yesterday. A solid start by Emerson Hancock was quickly undone after a five-run eighth inning by the Guardians erased the Mariners’ three-run lead. […]
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On Sunday, the Seattle Mariners lost the final game of their series to the Cleveland Guardians (in Ohio) by a score of 6-5.The Mariners will now host the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night.Seattle Mariners Acquire 5-Year Player From GiantsAfter Sunday’s game, the Mariners announced that they had made a trade with the San Francisco […] The post TRADE: MLB World Reacts To Seattle Mariners Acquiring 5-Year Player From Giants appeared first on HEAVY .
The Mariners dropped back below the .500 mark today, as their 6-5 loss to the Guardians put Seattle’s record at 42-43. Despite the lackluster record, the M’s are only a half-game behind the Rangers for the AL West lead, and the crowded division race also has the Astros and A’s within two games of first […]
Austin Hedges and Josh Naylor had some verbal exchanges for each other during the Cleveland Guardians’ clash with the Seattle Mariners on Sunday night. Naylor and Hedges played together for four full seasons together on the Guardians and San Diego Padres. They last played together in 2024 before Cleveland traded Naylor to the Arizona Diamondbacks […] The post Guardians’ Austin Hedges makes wild claim right to Josh Naylor’s face appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The San Francisco Giants designated infielder Buddy Kennedy for assignment to clear a roster spot for starting outfielder Heliot Ramos ahead of their Sunday matchup against the Atlanta Braves.Ramos returned from the 10-day injured list and was inserted straight into today’s lineup against the Braves. The former All-Star started in right field and went 1-for-3 […] The post San Francisco Giants Trade 5-Year MLB Player To Seattle Mariners appeared first on HEAVY .
The Mariners finally broke through their three-run cap to score five runs in a game, but a bullpen meltdown in the eighth meant the Mariners took a loss anyway in the season finale against the Guardians, 6-5. The loss means the Mariners fall out of first place in the AL West, meaning Mariners fans don’t […]
Guardians 6, Mariners 5 Scoring four runs and winning: Victor Robles, .10 WPA; Emerson Hancock .20 WPA Scoring four runs and losing: Michael Rucker, -.29 WPA This is still a very good comment, even if the Mariners are Very Bad
A three-run homer from Randy Arozarena wasn’t enough for the M’s to overcome the Guardians last night, but they’ll look to both clinch the season series against Cleveland today and avoid setting a franchise record for consecutive games of scoring three or fewer runs. Lineups: Dominic Canzone unsurprisingly has the day off due to his […]
The Baltimore Orioles have had a frustrating 2026 MLB season thus far, currently sitting at 39-45 ahead of Sunday afternoon’s series finale against the Washington Nationals at home. The Orioles have played the last several games without catcher Adley Rutschman, who sustained a concussion in a recent game against the Seattle Mariners on June 18. […] The post Orioles make Adley Rutschman injury move appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Happy Sunday everybody! I’m back! I sincerely hope that I bring some offense with me. Time will tell, as it so often does. The Mariners offense continues to spurt and sputter as it has now been THIRTEEN days since the team has scored more than three runs in a game. One way or another, the […]
The Mariners lost to the Guardians, 4-3, and are now 42-42 on the season. I am not a particular Douglas Adams fan but read The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy as a middle-schooler, as one does, so I could understand my older cousins’ inside jokes. 42, of course, is the answer to ultimate question of […]
Guardians 4, Mariners 3 Groundhog Day as a movie: Randy Arozarena, .14 WPA Groundhog Day for your baseball team: J.P. Crawford, -.17 WPA; Colt Emerson, -.16 WPA Game thread comment of the day:
While the Mariners’ streak of scoring three or fewer runs didn’t end last night, they were able to pull out a win against the Guardians on their home turf. Another win would clinch the season series, so it would behoove the M’s to continue their winning ways – but maybe with some more runs this […]
The Seattle Mariners made a move in their shallow bullpen, optioning RHP Alex Hoppe to Triple-A Tacoma and recalling LHP Josh Simpson from the Rainiers. The move comes in front of two more games with the Cleveland Guardians, whose lineup is incredibly lefty-heavy. It’s the easiest to understand reasoning behind the move for the M’s, […]
The Seattle Mariners are struggling offensively. Yes, their team wRC+ is around league-average. Yes, they are finally running nearly their entire full healthy lineup out for the first time all season (save Bringo Dingo, may your groin heal in peace). But Seattle entered Saturday 25th in MLB in runs per game at 4.02, a 651 […]
Despite the Mariners winning this afternoon’s game against the Guardians, the big story was a standout performance from Cleveland’s starter, Joey Cantillo, and his newfound love of the curveball. The curveball’s fallen out of fashion in MLB lately. Just 8.2% of the pitches this season have been big benders, the second-lowest since 2008, despite the […]
Mariners 3 (obviously), Guardians 1 The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Josh Naylor, -0.24 WPAThe Rock, on a roll: Luis Castillo, +0.24 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day
The Mariners travel to the Mistake on the Lake to see if they can put some of their own recent follies behind them. They will have the luxury of playing a Guardians team that lacks its best player, as José Ramírez is still on the IL as a participant in the Year of the Hamate. […]