You might have missed it because MLB is terrible at marketing its own product, but today was the Futures Game, the de facto All-Star game for minor-leaguers. It was also the second day of the MLB Draft, covering sixteen rounds in a single day, and the final day of the Mariners’ current Road Trip From […]
The Mariners have had a tough run of games on this road trip. In particular, it seems the Florida heat may have gotten to the boys a bit, as the Mariners come into the final game of the first half of the season on a five-game losing streak. Things got off to an inauspicious start […]
After the hour long break, we’re back for more. Round 11: RHP Wyatt Queen, Oregon State This is a fun pick. One of the better relief options in a loaded Beaver bullpen, Wyatt Queen, who transferred from Everett CC a couple of years ago, is a right handed reliever with some massive stuff on his […]
Seattle Mariners pitcher Emerson Hancock left in the second inning of his start against the Tampa Bay Rays on July 12, the victim of an apparent injury. Hancock was hit on the right hand by a Yandy Diaz comebacker in…
The Mariners will play today to try to avoid going 0-6 on this road trip and being swept into the All-Star Break. Honestly? Things don’t feel great. Lineups: Dear Rays, you are in first place, I know things are tight around there with the stadium and all but surely you can make a gameday lineup […]
In the MLB Draft, the big action usually happens in the first few rounds, but plenty of useful players are found in those later rounds, specifically 5-10. Bryan Woo, a popular comparison during draft analysis on Day 1, was a sixth-rounder. To dig a little (lot) deeper, Ty France, beloved former Mariner who has enjoyed […]
We’re back with day two coverage! We’ll have everything you need to know about the first six rounds of today below. Round 5: OF Hayden Yost, Florida A lefthanded outfielder that’s played all three spots in the past, Yost has a simple swing at the plate and produced his best year offensively in 2026. Starting […]
Because MLB absolutely sucks at marketing their product, today is both the second and final day of the 2026 MLB Draft AND the Futures Game, and because the All-Star Game is happening in Philadelphia this year, the game is starting at nine a.m. Pacific Time. This wouldn’t matter except the Mariners are fortunate to be […]
We’re back for a packed Day Two because again, MLB does not know how to market their own product. The second and final day of the draft is underway today and we’ll be threading all of the Mariners picks here for rounds five through twenty. Today is also the Futures Game, headlined by a pair […]
The latest MLB Rumors include Tony Vitello's future with the San Francisco Giants, the Seattle Mariners trade deadline plans and Tarik Skubal's intent to stay with the Tigers all season.
Good morning and happy Sunday everybody! The Mariners tossed another cup-o-fart in our faces yesterday by losing 6-1 in Tampa and have a chance to do the funniest thing imaginable in the last game before the break this morning at 10:40 am PST. In Mariners news… Around the league… Nick’s pick…
The St. Louis Cardinals selected University Tennessee pitcher Tegan Kuhns with the 32nd pick in the MLB Draft, and he is already drawing comparisons to Cy Young-caliber starters like Mariners' Bryan Woo and Blue Jays' Shane Bieber.
Day One of the 2026 MLB Draft has come and gone, and the Mariners have gone back to a familiar draft strategy. After a few years of using early picks on high-upside high schoolers like Cole Young, Colt Emerson, and Ryan Sloan, among others, the Mariners took a hard pivot back towards college players, similar […]
That game was nearly less bad than the last few games I’ve recapped. Nearly. The Mariners lost 6-1 to the Rays on Saturday. But they had a shot right from the get go. Griffin Jax could not find the zone in the top of the first. Randy Arozarena drew a walk. Dom Canzone chopped a […]
The Seattle Mariners have selected OF Jake Brown out of Louisiana State University with their 2nd round pick, the 65th overall selection of the 2026 MLB Draft. Seattle’s second pick of the draft is another college hitter, a 21 year old who was reared in Louisiana and then carried forward to a strong on campus […]
The second LSU Tiger is off the board in the 2026 MLB Draft. LSU outfielder Jake Brown was taken 65th overall by the Seattle Mariners, joining former teammate Kade Anderson in the Pacific Northwest. Brown, a Sulphur, LA native, had 16 home runs in limited work in 2026, appearing in just 42 games. He missed […]
The Seattle Mariners have selected OF Jake Brown out of Louisiana State University with their 2nd round pick, the 65th overall selection of the 2026 MLB Draft. Seattle’s second pick of the draft is another college hitter, a 21 year old who was reared in Louisiana and then carried forward to a strong on campus […]
The Seattle Mariners have selected 3B Ace Reese out of Mississippi State University with the 24th overall pick in the first round of the 2026 MLB Draft. Reese was one of the most powerful hitters in college baseball this year and is renowned for his overall abilities as at the plate. Posting some of the […]
Ah shoot, we’re doing this again. Apologies for the late and brief preview. The Mariners are playing in Tampa Bay today, trying to find their first victory on this Florida road trip. Logan Gilbert takes the ball for the Mariners; Griffin Jax for the Rays. The lineups are about as you’d expect. Play ball! Lineups […]
We’ve spent some time going over the first-round options for who the Mariners might pick at 24, but the Mariners also have three more picks to make on Day One: picks 65, 101, and 129. Will the Mariners play it safe with high-floor college players, or get risky and try to utilize their small bonus […]
Happy MLB Draft Day! We love the Draft around here – it’s always fun to see players who have worked so hard their whole lives to get a chance at having their dreams come true – but we especially love it when it provides a respite from the subpar play of the big-league team, as […]
The Toronto Blue Jays may not get star reliever Yimi Garcia back anytime soon.Toronto traded Garcia to the Seattle Mariners in 2024 for Jonatan Clase and Jacob Sharp. He then re-signed with the Blue Jays that offseason, but he’s struggled to stay healthy.Garcia is a high-leverage reliever, but in 2025, he appeared in just 22 […]
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Offense was somewhat surprisingly at a premium last night in DC after the two-hour rain delay, as the Yankees couldn’t do more than hit register two solo shots against the Nationals’ Carson Palmquist/Zack Littell combo across the first seven innings. They weren’t dominating by any stretch; it just felt like the Yanks weren’t landing that […]
Good day, everyone! The Mariners are testing our fortitude once more it seems, as they dropped yet another uncompetitive game, this time to the Rays by a 7-2 score. Helpfully, Major League Baseball has provided us with a distraction today in the form of the MLB Draft, which starts at 10am PST. It’s not too […]
This. THIS is what a complete Rays win feels like. Taking advantage of opponent’s mistakes, crisp baserunning and a defensive clinic. That is the brand of Rays baseball that has been both the most successful and entertaining this season. But before we delve into tonight’s on-field action, for the first time since the 2023 Wild […]