SEATTLE -- The way that Logan Gilbert was cruising on Tuesday night, it looked for a while that maybe one run of support would be all he’d need. But after laboring into traffic in the seventh inning -- then nearly escaping it -- Seattle’s towering righty paid mightily for a

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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 -- The Mariners’ rotation hasn’t just been among MLB’s most consistent. Their starting five has also featured some of the best pure stuff

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SEATTLE -- Luke Raley insists that he didn’t destroy the Mariners’ celebratory home run trident on Monday night and certainly hopes that he’s not on the hook to replace it after the prop came apart while in his possession. But all said, he was all smiles after crushing a 432-foot

Sometimes in baseball, the ball just finds you -- even when you're in the stands. One lucky Mariners fan became a true foul ball magnet on Monday night when he ended up with a pair of souvenirs ... on back-to-back pitches! In the bottom of the first inning, lefty Josh

SEATTLE -- Julio Rodríguez arrived at T-Mobile Park on Saturday afternoon and asked an empty stadium for answers. In a power drought that no one could’ve envisioned at the season’s one-quarter mark, Rodríguez took part in early batting practice with Mariners director of hitting strategy Jarret DeHart, leading to conversations

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SEATTLE -- All that Julio Rodríguez could do was quite literally tip his cap. A 103.1 mph fly ball to the warning track on Saturday night off the bat looked like it was destined to do damage in the fourth inning of the Mariners’ 8-1 loss to the A’s. But

SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh knew something was off immediately, pacing out to the mound after Bryan Woo unleashed what would be his final pitch on Friday night. Woo winced after his 62nd offering, showing discomfort but not extreme pain, which he revealed postgame to be tightness in his pitching forearm.

SEATTLE -- Matt Brash's hopes for a comeback in 2024 have officially ended, as the high-powered Mariners reliever underwent Tommy John surgery this week, general manager Justin Hollander shared on Friday. Brash had the ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow repaired and a brace installed on Wednesday by Dr.

With a runner barreling towards first base, Jhonathan Diaz made an unorthodox decision. As the Triple-A Tacoma starter followed through in his delivery in the bottom of the sixth inning Friday night, the left-handed pitcher scampered to his right halfway up the third-base line and fielded a ground ball with

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 -- Nearly all of the chatter surrounding the Mariners’ farm system in Spring Training centered around a talented and touted group of hitters

MINNEAPOLIS -- It started with a bad omen. And it got worse from there. Logan Gilbert began Thursday’s game by walking Twins leadoff hitter Edouard Julien on four pitches. He needed 32 more pitches to get through the rest of the first inning. By that time, the Twins had scored

MINNEAPOLIS -- Going into Wednesday night’s start against the Twins, George Kirby had given up just two home runs in 38 1/3 innings. Three batters into the game, that total had doubled. Four batters after that, the Twins added another long ball. Those early hiccups were enough to doom Kirby

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MINNEAPOLIS -- The Mariners’ 10-6 victory over the Twins on Tuesday night at Target Field can be easily broken into two pieces. There was before Cal Raleigh entered the game, and then there was after he entered the game. Raleigh’s pinch-hit grand slam with one out in the seventh inning

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 -- The T-shirts surfaced in Spring Training and they quickly became a hit for on-field workouts and batting practice. By the end of