WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Mariners exercised more of the resilient mojo on Wednesday afternoon that’s come to define their 2025 season so far, rebounding from a five-run deficit to stun the A’s with a 6-5 victory at Sutter Health Park.

The role of the closer has evolved in the past decade or so. Managers are less likely these days to have a dedicated arm for the ninth inning and more likely to save their best bullpen pitchers for high-leverage situations, regardless of frame. Consider this: since 2022, there have been

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WEST SACRAMENTO -- Cal Raleigh made the awkward stroll from the first-base dugout at Sutter Health Field to the visiting clubhouse beyond center field around the fourth inning on Tuesday night, meandering through the grass as the A’s outfielders played catch. Even with his first scheduled off-day of 2025, the

Wednesday's Minor League action had a little bit of everything. Multihomer games, walk-offs, continued dominance on the mound from the Blue Jays' 2024 first-round pick and other rookies who have made a seamless transitions to the pro ranks. To top it all off, a Rangers southpaw in the Double-A Texas

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Badly needing depth for their beleaguered outfield, the Mariners on Tuesday claimed veteran Leody Taveras off waivers from the Rangers, a familiar face within the division over the past five-plus seasons and fixture from Texas’ 2023 World Series title team. But the move comes at a cost,

This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer's Mariners Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. WEST SACRAMENTO -- He’s only been back from major knee surgery for four games, but Mariners outfield prospect Jonny Farmelo has already flashed all

The 2025 Draft class is more volatile than usual, so there's not much certainty with a little more than two months before the Nationals exercise the No. 1 overall pick July 13 during the All-Star Game festivities in Atlanta. Two high schoolers -- shortstop Ethan Holliday and right-hander Seth Hernandez

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Dan Wilson has only been on the job as Mariners manager for what amounts to less than half a season. On Monday night, he showed some rare vulnerability that can come with the demands of the high-stakes job after a series of decisions preceded a 7-6 walk-off

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ARLINGTON -- Logan Evans isn’t too worried about what the stat line suggests from his second start in the Majors. It looks forgettable, as he was charged with six runs on 11 hits with two walks and five strikeouts over five innings in the Mariners’ 8-1 loss to the Rangers

MLB Pipeline expanded its Draft rankings from 100 to 150 last week, which brought plenty of changes to the preseason list. While high school infielder Ethan Holliday remains No. 1, there's a bevy of new faces at the top. On the last episode of the MLB Pipeline Podcast, Jim Callis,

ARLINGTON – The Mariners bullpen received a boost on Saturday, as right-hander Matt Brash was reinstated from the 15-day injured list. Brash, who underwent Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery last May, said he feels like his old self and is ready to “get right back into the swing of things.”

Homering to all fields and stacking strikeouts was a theme in the Minor Leagues on Sunday. The Mariners' top-end farm system continued to produce elite offensive numbers while a Top 100 Cubs pitcher furthered his case for a callup this season. These prospect outings put a bow on another week

Scoreless streaks and near-perfection on the mound, Top 100 prospects going deep and a duck delay -- Saturday’s Minor League slate had it all. With day and night games across the country, top prospects flashed elite tools, first-round bats teed off and a former second-rounder set a career high in

ARLINGTON – Bryan Woo threw 6 1/3 scoreless innings of one-hit ball. Rhylan Thomas made his big league debut and collected his first career hit with a bloop double. Ben Williamson and Miles Mastrobuoni produced a couple of web gems.

ARLINGTON – No reliever had a more impressive opening month than Seattle’s Andrés Muñoz, who went 11 for 11 in save opportunities and hasn’t allowed a run in 15 appearances. Fittingly, Muñoz earned recognition for his terrific month, being named the AL Reliever of the Month on Friday a few

There’s an old saying: Good things come in threes. That rang true Saturday night as three of the Mariners’ Top 10 prospects (each ranked in the Top 100 overall) homered for High-A Everett.

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Seattle Mariners Chairman & Managing Partner John Stanton announced today that Panos and Mary Panay have purchased shares in the Seattle Mariners franchise and joined the Mariners Partnership Group. The Panays are the first additions to the partnership group since Brad Smith and Kathy Surace-Smith joined in 2024, and just

SEATTLE -- The Mariners have been slugging as well as any team in MLB over the past three weeks, and while they did clear the fence again on Wednesday afternoon, it was their baserunning and small-ball tactics that ultimately propelled them to a commanding, 9-3 win over the Angels at

SEATTLE -- The Mariners haven’t quite reached a point of reckoning when it comes to their extremely populated group on the injured list, especially since they keep winning. But exploring external options to reinforce their position-player nucleus could be on the table, given that outfielder Luke Raley became the latest