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Mariners 2, Athletics 0 Sunny Sundays: Bryan Woo, +.45 WPA Gloomy Tuesdays: Michael Arroyo, -.08 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Mariners call up Michael Arroyo to provide an on-base spark

It’s been a whirlwind 12 hours for Michael Arroyo, who got notice just after finishing his game last night for Triple-A Tacoma that he would be getting on a plane from Albuquerque to Seattle to make his big-league debut. Arroyo got on a plane in Albuquerque at 6 AM; by 10 AM he was in […]

Mariners Game #144 Preview and Discussion, 9/6/26: SEA vs. ATH

The Mariners will look to avoid the ignominy of being mopped at home – something that they’ve managed to avoid since August 2017 – by the lowly A’s this afternoon, but hey, we’ll be treated to another big league debut! In case you didn’t know, we love those around here, and it’s at least something […]

Mariners sleepwalk through 6-2 loss, drop series to A’s

There have been worse losses this year, a season that’s been nothing but pear-shaped for the M’s practically right out of the gate. Off the top of my head, there were the heartbreakers in San Diego and in Houston, the historic blowout in Milwaukee – and in the friendly confines at T-Mobile Park – and […]

66-77: Chart

Athletics 6, Mariners 2 September 2025: Cal Raleigh, +.07 WPA September 2026: George Kirby, -.20 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:

Logan Gilbert fans 10 but gives up 7 in Mariners loss to Athletics

Dear September Baseball, The heat of August has given way to your cooler air, and the last several days of cloud cover and occasional drizzle have driven me further into the seasonal mood that you bring annually. Also, the Mariners just lost their second straight home game to the division rival Athletics, 7-6, that helped […]

Mariners’ Lazaro Montes: leaves game with hip injury

A bad game on Friday got worse for the Mariners when exciting rookie Lazaro Montes left the game in the fifth inning after a collision with the right field wall. Montes, who was running at full speed to chase down a fly ball off the bat of Zack Gelof that seemed destined for the right […]

66-76: Chart

You don’t deserve me at my best: Cal Raleigh, 0.31 WPA If you can’t handle me at my worst: Logan Gilbert, -0.65 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Game This game was very bad, but also weirdly had some very good stuff too… so I don’t know, why not two GTCOD. A funny pick, and […]

Mariners Game #142 Preview and Discussion, 9/4/26: SEA vs ATH

The potential Seattle Mariners Pie Stroll September met an early end with game one against the Athletics yesterday, but alas, the season persisted. The Mariners have perhaps found themselves in less of a playoff conversation recently, but that hasn’t stopped one of their star players in Julio Rodríguez from appearing in conversations surrounding possible bird […]

Mariners’ Matt Brash suffers setback in injury rehab, done for the year

A couple of injured Mariners have had setbacks in their progression as they attempt to return to play: reliever Matt Brash has been shut down from throwing temporarily, while infielder Brendan Donovan remains in the concussion protocol. UPDATE: Mariners GM Justin Hollander announced to the media on Friday that the results of an MRI taken […]

Did Julio Rodríguez kill a pigeon? An investigation

If you are a Mariners fan, there’s a strong chance someone in your life has recently sent you a reel by the comic Jordan Jensen in which Jensen tells a story about being at the Sunday August 13th Yankees game and seeing Julio Rodríguez throw a ball into the stands and allegedly kill a pigeon. […]

Mariners News: Matt Brash, Connor Joe, and Byron Buxton

Good morning everyone and happy Friday! The Mariners dropped the first game of the Athletics series last night by a 7-4 score as the M’s pitching staff couldn’t quite stem the flow of A’s runs. They’ll get another opportunity to notch a win today with first pitch scheduled for 7:10pm PT. In Mariners news… Around […]

Mariners Stop Short in 7-4 Loss to A’s

It was supposed to be a pie stroll. Another starting pitcher asked too much of the bullpen behind him, the lineup struck out 18 times, and Dan Wilson eventually got ejected in the Mariners 7-4 loss to the A’s on Thursday. Julio Rodríguez also stole three bases to become the first player ever to begin […]

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September 1-2 Mariners: Julio Rodríguez, +0.14 WPASeptember 3 Mariners: Kade Anderson, -0.27 WPA Game Thread Comment(s) of the Day

Mariners Game #141 Preview and Discussion, 9/3/26: SEA vs ATH

The Mariners will look to defend their streak of perfection now back in Seattle. It’s the final month of the season, and the Mariners have lucked into the weakest strength of schedule of any team in the majors. That’s good, because they’re really far below .500. They’ll need to play something close to perfect baseball […]

Series Preview: Mariners (66-74) vs. Athletics (54-86)

Just like this entire season, the Mariners’ East Coast road trip was filled with great disappointment interspersed with moments of competence. Walking away from Boston with two straight wins against one of the better teams in the AL is an accomplishment but it’s overshadowed by the totally lifeless performance in Toronto against a much more […]

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Mariners 8, Red Sox 3 September Mariners: Bryce Miller, +0.15 WPAAugust Mariners: Nobody could possibly be that bad on the September Mariners Game Thread Comment(s) of the Day

Mariners Game #140 Preview and Discussion, 9/2/26: SEA @ BOS

The Mariners will look to keep their perfect September alive and steal a series in Boston. After a five-game losing streak to wrap up one of the worst months in franchise history, the Mariner rocked the Sox off Boston last night in Lazaro Montes’ debut. They’re back at it this afternoon with a chance to […]

Asses in the Jackpot: A LL staff discussion on Mariners faults and failures

Mere days after Nick’s delightful post compiling our staff’s collective hoping/coping levels regarding the postseason chances for the Seattle Mariners, the team was decisively swept in Toronto by a team that is not in contention. Our staff was decidedly optimistic as of last Thursday after a week of improved play. Then, Canada. The Mariners played […]