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The re-tooled Mariners lineup dominated against their American League West rivals to take sole possession of the final Wild ...
In the sixth, with it still a game at 3-0, the Rangers threatened a two-out rally with a single by Seager and a double to the ...
As the ever-loquacious Dan Wilson noted on his superstar backstop postgame, “Cal with the homer, another record of some kind ...
North Allegheny's own Cole Young hit a monster home run for the Mariners on Thursday night in Seattle, tying for the longest ...
Cal Raleigh homered again, rooke Cole Young also went deep and pitched six strong innings as the Seattle Mariners beat the ...
Mariners catcher and MVP candidate Cal Raleigh makes more history in Thursday night's big win over the Rangers ...
If you scroll up-and-down Seattle Mariners related content on social media, you will undoubtedly see a bevy of different opinions on rookie third baseman Ben Wi ...
The vibes were high all around Thursday for the new-look Mariners, whose win over the Rangers put the finishes touches on Eugenio Suárez storybook return to Seattle.
Sunday's win marked the first time Mariners recorded three consecutive shutouts in franchise history. They won the three-game set against the Pirates by scores of 6-0, 1-0 and 1-0.
The Mariners came close to taking a 1-0 lead in the first on a single by Jorge Polanco, but Pirates center fielder Oneil Cruz made a 105.2 mph throw to nab Seattle’s J.P. Crawford at the plate.
[1/22]Jul 6, 2025; Seattle, Washington, USA; Seattle Mariners left fielder Randy Arozarena (56) hit a solo home run sixth inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates at T-Mobile Park.