For the better part of three seasons, the Seattle Mariners pitching staff has been the strength of the team. This season, the staff has been put through the rin

The Mariners have baseball's best road record so far this season. Here's a look at some numbers behind their success, and why it might be sustainable.

Wilson has been part of the Seattle Mariners for 33 years, first as the team’s Hall of Fame catcher, then as a minor league coach and, now, in his first full season as manager. He can’t help but feel a burning obligation to the organization and the Seattle community.

Christian Walker and Jeremy Peña had two hits apiece and the Houston Astros scored two runs in the first inning on errors by Seattle and held on for a 2-1 win over the Mariners on Saturday. There were two outs in the first and Jose Altuve was at second base when Christian Walker singled and Altuve scored when Bryan Woo (5-2) badly overthrew first base.

The Seattle Mariners are continuing their winning ways and look to be clear buyers at this season's MLB trade deadline.

The Mariners enter play on Tuesday with a 14-8 record on the road, which is the best road winning percentage in the American League. Speaking with the media on Monday, Dan Wilson and Julio Rodriguez addressed the team's success away from T-Mobile Park.

Mariners get back one their ace pitchers who was previously best in this MLB stat category, sparking bad news for the AL West.

Mariners Make Unfortunate Julio Rodriguez Announcement Before Astros Game first appeared on Athlon Sports on May 22, 2025

As the end of May draws near and we recognize the 2025 Draft is less than two months away, it's hard not to catch Draft fever. We'll be talking about it more and more as the big event draws near. Sometimes,

The Mariners are calling up right-handed pitching prospect Blas Castano for his MLB debut. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Los Angeles Dodgers designated veteran utility man Chris Taylor for assignment on Sunday in the midst of a tough season. Taylor, 34, is hitting just .200 t

Leody Taveras was among the "others" who keyed Wednesday's 6-5 Mariners win over the White Sox, underscoring again that all the team's pieces matter.