Fans’ opinions mixed on whether or not the M’s will disappoint once again.
The injuries continue to mount and the roster turnover continues to churn — but the Seattle Mariners just keep winning. Shortstop J.P. Crawford’s… Continue reading
It’s cold, damp, windy and rainy, which must mean it’s spring in western Washington. After another disappointing season in which Seattle missed the playoffs, the… Continue reading
Seattle beats A’s 4-2, but skepticism remains about the team’s offense.
Baseball can beat you down. Will Mitch Garver bounce back? In the fourth inning of an 18-9 loss to the White Sox… Continue reading
Kevin Seitzer, the M’s new hitting coach, uses simplified plate approach.
Mitch Garver homered on Tuesday. It was a solo shot in the third inning of the Mariners’ spring training game against the Dodgers. This was… Continue reading
The last six weeks of success and solid baseball couldn’t save the Mariners from watching the MLB playoffs for a second straight… Continue reading
Angie Mentink steps in broadcast booth to fill void left by Dave Sims’ departure.
An anxious eagerness to get through the first of what will be many daily morning media sessions in spring training was evident… Continue reading
Juan Soto, LA Dodgers are among winners as baseball begins.
With the pre-spring training luncheon and news conference no longer an annual occurrence and the signing of infielder Jorge Polanco officially announced Monday, the Mariners… Continue reading
Seattle’s star center fielder has best potential of current team.
Votes should be public, but not for the reason many think.
Ichiro Suzuki could have been immortalized as a first-ballot Hall of Famer nearly a decade ago. He was last a full-time starter in 2012, at… Continue reading
The former Mariners leadoff hitter racked up 4,367 professional baseball hits.
Seattle’s quiet offseason hurts chances for elusive championship.
Zach Vincej, 2024 Minor League Manager of the Year with Modesto, takes over as skipper.
The former Seattle star would be only second player to enter with 100 percent of votes.
Jerry Dipoto optimistic about chance to woo Roki Sasaki to Seattle
