In front of a sell-out crowd of 45,775 on fireworks night on a day the stands were packed with Red Sox and World Cup fans alike, the Mariners fizzled out, dropping the opening game against Boston in dismal fashion. By the ninth inning, a loud “let’s go Red Sox” chant had erupted, with the only […]
The Mariners – Red Sox kick off a series today with two dueling pitching strategies. The Red Sox, knowing how left-handed heavy the Mariners are, will be starting a trio of lefties, causing the Mariners to make a roster move to get more right-handed (read more in the “roster move” section). Meanwhile, the Mariners will […]
The Mariners announced today they have selected INF/OF Weston Wilson from Triple-A Tacoma and designated INF/OF Miles Mastrobuoni for assignment. Wilson, who’s played parts of seasons in the big leagues since 2023, was signed to a minor-league contract by the Mariners five days ago, on June 14, and played just two games with the Tacoma […]
The Mariners have selected the contract of infielder/outfielder Weston Wilson. Fellow infielder/outfielder Miles Mastrobuoni has been designated in a corresponding move. Prior to the official announcement, Adam Jude of The Seattle Times noted Wilson was in the clubhouse. Daniel Kramer of MLB.com indicated Mastrobuoni would likely be designated for assignment to make room. Kramer suggests […]
The Red Sox were swept at Fenway Park again. This time by the only mildly hapless Toronto Blue Jays. A team that had to pick up a DFA’d pitcher who would, of course, provide innings of scoreless relief against Boston. 6-1, sure that was bad. 2-0? Seriously? 4-3 on a wind carried popup? Sigh. Now […]
Even with the returns of Cal Raleigh and J.P. Crawford, the Mariners continue to be beset by injuries. Julio Rodriguez was held out of Thursday’s game with a minor hamstring injury and Luke Raley missed the entire series against the Orioles thanks to the flu. Somehow, the only part of the team that hasn’t been […]
As the market for Tarik Skubal figures to heat up with the Detroit Tigers falling further down the AL standings, the reigning AL West champs don't appear like they will be in the mix to acquire the left-handed ace.
Most MLB fans would surely love to see their favorite team trade for Tarik Skubal. Teams such as the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers are likely going to be in the conversation, but could the Seattle Mariners pursue the two-time Cy Young winning pitcher? Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic recently shared a report […]
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The Seattle Mariners may be just 39-37 overall this season, but they still lead the lackluster American League West division. Seattle would still love to further improve its roster before the trade deadline. Cal Raleigh recently returned from injury which feels like a trade acquisition in all reality, but the Mariners still have work to […]
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Good morning, foLLks, and happy Friday! The Mariners shut out the Orioles 3-0 yesterday to secure their first series win over Baltimore since 2022. The second series of the homestand kicks off today against the Red Sox at 7:10pm PDT. In Mariners news: Around the league: Connor’s picks:
Good morning, Camden Chatters. Another series, another series loss. The O’s dropped the opening leg of their three-city road trip with a 2-0 shutout loss to the Mariners yesterday, which you can read about in my game recap if you’re so inclined. If you missed the game, don’t worry; so did the Orioles’ offense. The […]
It was Bryan Woo’s world and we were all living in it Thursday afternoon. He spun an absolute gem as the M’s take both the rubber game and the season series from the Orioles, 3-0. Woo faltered against the same team in Baltimore last Thursday, allowing seven runs over five innings. This time, though, he […]
The Seattle Mariners continued to showcase one of baseball’s most reliable pitching staffs Thursday, and Bryan Woo added another impressive accomplishment to his growing resume with a dominant start against the Baltimore Orioles. Woo overwhelmed one of the American League’s more dangerous lineups, working seven scoreless innings in the Mariners’ shutout win. The 26-year-old allowed […]
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If I had asked you this morning to name the only team in Major League Baseball that hadn’t yet been shut out this season, how many guesses would it have taken you to arrive at the Orioles? For me it would have been 30. This offense has had so many pitiful, uncompetitive performances this season […]
Mariners 3, Orioles 0 Bryan Woo at home: Bryan Woo, +0.17 WPA Bryan Woo on the road: J.P. Crawford, -0.05 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
The Mariners and Orioles will face off Wednesday to settle both this three-game set and their season series. Bryan Woo gets the ball for the M’s, and he is likely thrilled to be back home and making a start in the friendly confines of T-Mobile Park. This season, Woo’s home/away splits have differed drastically, with […]
The Orioles’ first two games on the West Coast this season have brought mixed results. Game one in Seattle was a stinker for the offense, which generated just one hit and no runs after the first inning in a lamentable 3-1 loss. But the Birds rebounded last night with a well-played 5-3 win that featured […]
While the Seattle Mariners are now with a returning Cal Raleigh, the team is now dealing with another injury to a huge player, this time to Julio Rodriguez. Despite the Mariners having Raleigh and JP Crawford making returns, Rodriguez’s situation will be monitored as he gets a key update from manager Dan Wilson. Suffering a […]
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Author’s Note: This post contains sponsored content from FanDuel Sportsbook Well, as is typical, I spoke too soon. Jhonny Pereda has been demoted back to Triple-A; it seems the Mariners are committing 100% to Garver, which I can respect, but at the same time, it’s like, why not go with the hot hand? Unless Garver […]
Infielder/outfielder Weston Wilson has signed a minor league contract with the Mariners after electing free agency in lieu of an outright assignment from the Orioles late last week. The team never formally announced the signing, but Wilson made his organizational debut with the Mariners’ Triple-A affiliate in Tacoma two days ago. He’s picked up a […]
After selecting Kade Anderson with the third overall pick in last year’s draft, the Mariners undoubtedly secured the best lefthander in all of college baseball and broke something of a trend with their heavy emphasis on right-handed pitchers. With an opportunity to yet again secure the best left hander amongst the college ranks this season, […]
The Mariners lost last to the birdos last night, despite a pretty decent outing from George Kirby. That’s a sentence we’ve written on this blog a lot. The rubber match is an early one today, 1:10 first pitch, on Mariners TV and 710 KIRO. Bryan Woo v. Shane Baz. Also, our long national nightmare is […]
One of the most frustrating features of the 2026 Mariners has been their inconsistency. They’ll have a great homestand just to muddle through a poor road trip; work a hard-fought series win only to drop the next two; and most frustratingly, follow up a fun, vibes-cleansing win like last night’s game with a real stinker […]
If you’re an eagle-eyed consumer of random Orioles stats, you might have seen that the Orioles are 7-3 on Wednesdays, so this game was pretty much in the bag before a pitch was thrown. Or was it that incredibly involved handshake Pete Alonso and Adley Rutschman tried out in the dugout? Or was it … […]
Orioles 5, Mariners 3 Back-to-back solo shots in the ninth: Dominic Canzone, +.15 WPA While down by four: George Kirby, -.12 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day: