Latest Mariners News (2024)

ARLINGTON -- They had to prove that they could win in this building. To the rest of the division, fans, and maybe more than anyone, the Mariners had to show themselves that they could hang with the defending World Series champions at Globe Life Field after a disastrous showing here

ARLINGTON -- J.P. Crawford was in the third round of batting practice on Wednesday evening at Globe Life Field, and after one awkward hack, he knew something in his right side was wrong. “I instantly felt it just grab,” Crawford said. “And then I tried to take one more swing

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ARLINGTON -- Scoring first and chasing an opposing starter early haven’t been guarantees for Mariners victories in this young season, but that formula has typically put them in the win column, especially as they look to take their third straight series. But a lack of timely hitting on Wednesday night,

Three years ago, Charlie Condon attracted zero interest from pro scouts or NCAA Division I baseball programs. He wound up at Georgia as a preferred walk-on and redshirted during his first season in Athens. Now he's the best prospect in the 2024 Draft and sits atop MLB Pipeline's updated and

ARLINGTON -- They say that everything is bigger in Texas, and that certainly applied to Julio Rodríguez's first homer of 2024. With one on and one out in the third inning Tuesday night, Rodríguez belted a 1-0 sinker off Dane Dunning a whopping 435 feet, halfway up the second deck

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. ARLINGTON -- Ty France is no longer overthinking in the batter’s box, and he says that's about as refreshing as the results he’s seen

There are a kajillion reasons to love baseball -- especially Minor League Baseball. The bobblehead, which has been greeted with an enthusiastic "Yes" from baseball fans at least since MLB put out a set featuring the likes of Roberto Clemente, Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays in 1960, combines many of

DENVER -- “A long day of baseball.” That’s how Mariners manager Scott Servais described a strange 12 hours at the ballpark on Sunday. It was long, to be sure. But it was also bizarre, even for Coors Field, where bizarre is the norm. By the time they came off the

DENVER -- The temperature at first pitch for the Mariners’ series opener against the Rockies at Coors Field on Saturday night was 33 degrees, making it the second-coldest game in franchise history. Snow flurries steadily blew through the Rocky Mountain air a day after the originally scheduled opener between these

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SEATTLE -- It was only the second inning, but Bryce Miller knew he needed to bear down. He’d just surrendered a solo homer to Elly De La Cruz, then he walked Tyler Stephenson in a full count in the next plate appearance. The stakes of Wednesday’s game against the Reds

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. SEATTLE -- For Julio Rodríguez, this young stage of the season demands a balancing act. Yes, he was frustrated after being picked off to

SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert seethed at himself when pacing off the mound after his night ended with two outs in the seventh inning. He’d just walked his first batter and ended the Mariners’ franchise-record streak of 35 innings without a free pass, and given that runs were hard to come

We've already seen several noteworthy callups in this young season. The biggest came when the Orioles promoted the best prospect in baseball, Jackson Holliday, on April 10. The Dodgers summoned fellow Top 100 prospect Andy Pages on Tuesday to bolster their outfield. When Justin Steele strained a hamstring on Opening

SEATTLE -- Jorge Polanco and Mitch Haniger ambushed Frankie Montas early, George Kirby twirled the Mariners’ fifth straight quality start and, for good measure, Jonatan Clase chipped in his first career hit and RBI on Monday night, a combination that lifted the Mariners to a much-needed, 9-3 win over the

SEATTLE -- Julio Rodríguez halted a conversation in the home clubhouse at T-Mobile Park on Monday afternoon, lunged a few strides to his left and gave a familiar face a big hug of congratulations. That familiar face would be Jonatan Clase, who made his Major League debut as the Mariners

SEATTLE -- Their best player’s struggles became pronounced enough that Mariners manager Scott Servais on Sunday tried to give Julio Rodríguez the day off to “unplug.” Their ace looked better in the series finale against the Cubs, but Luis Castillo has now lost six straight starts dating back to the

SEATTLE -- Emerson Hanco*ck hunched on his knees at what appeared to be one of the most critical sequences of his outing on Saturday night, a gesture of self-frustration, but one that he’d soon overcome. He’d just bobbled a would-be inning-ending groundout in the sixth that instead put Cody Bellinger

SEATTLE -- Call it “Miller Time” or “cruise control” or anything in between, Bryce Miller has firmly reached that territory. The Mariners’ second-year starter continued his scoreless streak from last weekend in Milwaukee through his final pitch with one out in the seventh inning on Friday, the lone blemish being

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TORONTO -- The Mariners needed a hero, badly. After dropping three straight contests and sporting a 1-4 record on the road trip, Seattle needed someone to step up and clot the bleeding. Cal Raleigh delivered just that in the 10th inning of the Mariners’ 6-1 win over the Blue Jays

TORONTO -- The top of the lineup is a special place. It’s where you find the big boppers, the batting experts and the run producers. Simply put, it’s where you put your best hitters. The Mariners’ lineup is no exception. J.P. Crawford led the American League in walks in 2023,