Former Sounders captain Nico Lodeiro returns to Seattle, where he won titles and holds the team record for assists, with his ...

A red patch with the Nintendo racetrack logo will adorn the sleeve of the Mariners’ white home jerseys throughout the season.

The Mariners’ vaunted rotation ... the Royals, but Bryce Miller made the start. Seattle had hoped he would start Friday night vs. the Dodgers, but they decided to not take any chances with ...

“We know the numbers are dwindling,” said Mike Cameron, the Mariners’ Gold Glove center ... during the MLB All-Star Week festivities in Seattle in 2023 and is scheduled to be played for ...

When the Mariners head north for opening day, he’s expected to be in the bullpen as a middle reliever. He will be more than familiar with playing in Seattle ... (No. 56), Michael Arroyo (No ...

The Seattle Mariners provided a disappointing update on starting pitcher George Kirby on Friday, as Kirby will start the year on the injured list because of right shoulder inflammation.

This week, former Seattle Mariners veteran Justin Turner became the latest in a host of former players, media members and fans to criticize the organization for its lack of spending in the offseason.

The Seattle Mariners starting rotation last season was the only one that had four pitchers start 30 or more games in 2024. And one of those pitchers will likely miss the beginning of the season ...

The Seattle Mariners have steadily given more work to the starting pitchers as spring training has worn on. Bryan Woo got his second start of spring training against the Los Angeles Angels on ...

The Seattle Mariners farm system has been on display throughout spring training. Several top 100 prospects such as Lazaro Montes, Cole Young, Harry Ford, Felnin Celesten and Colt Emerson have made ...

Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Bryce Miller throws during a game against the Houston Astros on Sept. 23 at Minute Maid Park. Troy Taormina-Imagn Images ...

The Seattle Mariners will have several new faces in the ... the play-by-play announcer for the New York Yankees on WFAN and Mike Blowers departed the broadcast booth for unknown reasons.