SEATTLE -- The Trade Deadline is just over a week away. But at this point, July 23 might well be a bigger delineation point in the Mariners’ summer, with Tuesday becoming one of their biggest transactional days of the season. Three storylines from the past three days came to a

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SEATTLE -- Jurrangelo Cijntje taught himself to throw right-handed when his father -- a professional catcher in the Netherlands -- told him that lefties couldn’t catch. The young Cijntje almost did too good a job. Moving from Curacao to Miami to play high school ball at Champagnat Catholic in Hialeah,

SEATTLE -- With the Mariners’ offense in a dry spell and the club now tied atop the American League West standings after losing a 10-game lead, shakeups were bound to come. The first landed on Sunday, when first baseman Ty France was placed on outright waivers. “It’s definitely been a

This story was excerpted from the Mariners Beat newsletter. Josh Kirshenbaum is pinch-hitting for Daniel Kramer on this newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert stands 6-foot-6. It makes him a looming figure on the mound.

The Trade Deadline is one week away – July 30 at 6 p.m. ET, to be exact -- and organizations in the postseason race are looking for the best ways to address their squads' needs. Headlining the flurry of trade candidates are Tigers pitchers Tarik Skubal and Jack Flaherty, White

SEATTLE -- Seattle manager Scott Servais didn’t waste any time when he got to the mic for his postgame press conference on Monday. “No other way to put it. That was brutal,” he said. Servais has consistently preached patience almost every time he's met with the media during the Mariners’

With the season's second half underway, it's once again time for our panel of MLB.com experts to take another stab at predicting which players will be worthy of a place on the All-MLB Team by the close of the year. The All-MLB Team presented by MGM Rewards has annually recognized

SEATTLE -- For a flash of a moment, the fans at T-Mobile Park thought things might be starting to flip. When Julio Rodríguez launched a two-run home run to break a 17-inning scoreless streak dating back to the first half, Seattle had the one swing it thought it would need.

With the 2024 MLB Draft in the rear-view mirror, it’s a convenient time to look at the scope of prospects across MLB’s organizations. Who should we be looking out for in the months to come? Here’s a look at one prospect to watch for each club during the rest of

SEATTLE -- It has housed a Kid and a King, Big Dumper and Broccoli Guy. It has played host to bowl games and salmon races, seen hockey played outside and hot dogs falling from the sky. Needless to say, it’s been a full 25 years for T-Mobile Park. Friday, as

SEATTLE -- And just like that, first place slipped away. On June 18, the Mariners beat Cleveland, which -- coupled with losses by the Rangers and Astros -- moved them 10 games up in the AL West. It was the first time Seattle had led the division by double-digits since

The difference between a team buying or selling at the Trade Deadline can be a matter of just a few games in the standings. A winning streak or a losing streak in the week before the Deadline can be all it takes to push a team in one direction or

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 second half is on the horizon, and the Mariners will have no soft landing to begin what will be their defining

A version of this story was first published in January, after Adrián Beltré was elected into the Hall of Fame.

The 94th MLB All-Star Game featured triple-digit heat from various pitchers, some dazzling defensive plays across the diamond and plenty of big-time power. The Midsummer Classic, held at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, ended in a 5-3 final score as the American League avenged its 2023 loss and won

ARLINGTON -- The blend was beautiful. Power pitching that overwhelmed the opposition, and power hitting that answered back. Established superstars shining on summer’s biggest stage, and emerging superstars making their presence known in front of an ample audience.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners made two of their most intriguing picks in recent Draft memory, swung aggressively with an expensive agreement on their second-rounder, restocked their hitter-heavy pipeline with 14 pitchers and came away from their 2024 class feeling optimistic about its long-term potential. Basically, Seattle’s 2024 Draft had a

The 2024 All-Star Game is behind us and the second half of the season looms. While much of the attention in the coming weeks will be about players on the move at the Trade Deadline, there are plenty of key players who will stay put and will have an outsized

This is an excerpt from the latest edition of the Ben's Biz Beat Newsletter, bringing Minor League Baseball business and culture news to your inbox each and every Thursday. Check out the full newsletter HERE. The following ballpark road trip recap is presented by Wyndham, proud sponsor of Minor League

With the All-Star break over and the second half of the 2024 season beginning Friday, overlying goals have come into focus for all 30 MLB teams. Some clubs will make major moves at the July 30 Trade Deadline, going all in and dreaming of a World Series title. Others are