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Seattle Mariners head to Coors Field as favorites against the Rockies, with Bryan Woo’s outs prop heating up—models project 16.34 outs vs. betting lines at 17.65, making “Woo under 17.5 outs” a sharp play at +105 odds. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on...

MLB’s new payroll floor proposal could force teams like the Mariners—set to free up over $50M by 2027—to spend big or face consequences, turning financial flexibility into a mandatory investment in talent, not just a budgetary loophole. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news...

The Mariners are coasting through the meaningless stretch of September, facing the Rockies — a team still rebuilding but showing surprising offensive sparks. After years of mediocrity, Colorado’s lineup, led by emerging talents like Hunter Goodman and TJ Rumfield, is finally clicking, while their pitching staff battles thin air and high ERAs. Meanwhile, Seattle’s focus is simple: just finish stron...

After a tough season, it’s time to look inward—not at teammates, but at yourself. Ryon Healy breaks down the power of self-reflection: audit your performance, rediscover what made you great, and pinpoint the 1-2 areas needing work. Whether it’s injury rehab, plate discipline, or refining a pitch, focus relentlessly during the off-season. When spring training hits, you won’t just show up—you’ll be...

Felnin Celesten just won Northwest League MVP with a dominant High-A season, showcasing elite hitting and on-base skills that made Mariners fans buzz—but his Double-A stint exposed the challenges ahead. Struggling mightily against tougher pitching and sidelined by a groin injury, the 21-year-old’s ceiling is undeniable, but his path to the majors remains uncertain. The Mariners plan to give him an...

The Mariners’ AL West title hopes just imploded — they’re now six games back with nine to play, facing elimination before even returning home. With the Astros and Rangers tied at 76-76, a losing record might win the division this year. Mathematically impossible? Almost. But the Mariners’ late-season collapses against weaker teams have turned playoff dreams into a nightmare. Listen in comfort: Get...

The Mariners’ playoff dreams are fading fast as they head to Coors Field for a crucial three-game series against the Rockies, who desperately need wins to avoid 100 losses. Cal Raleigh’s slump and shaky starting pitching make this a bullpen battle, with Bryan Woo facing off against inconsistent Rockies starters Gabriel Hughes and Tomoyuki Sugano. Hughes struggles with his ERA, while Sugano needs t...

The Mariners’ recent road trip ended in disappointment, dropping two of three games against the Angels and struggling through a brutal stretch with just two wins in four outings. After narrowly avoiding a sweep with a late win, they’re now heading to Colorado for a crucial three-game series against the Rockies — a chance to reset and build momentum before their final home stand, which could be piv...

Baseball’s buzzing with fresh moves: Mariners kick off a series vs. Rockies, Brooks drops new team sneakers, Luis Castillo heads to the bullpen for White Sox, Nationals near signing Cade Cavalli. Managers face uncertainty, front offices get ranked, and even Marlins’ Sandy Alcantara stays hopeful despite long odds. Globally, Bangladesh and Malaysia launch women’s baseball programs — proving the gam...

Major League Baseball is proposing a payroll floor to force teams to spend a minimum on player salaries, turning “flexibility” into mandatory investment. For the Mariners, this could reshape their roster strategy as big contracts expire — potentially turning salary dumps into required upgrades. While the union pushes for revenue sharing and a tax on under-spending teams, the goal is clear: ensure...

The Mariners’ managerial search is a high-stakes gamble: a team loaded with pitching, a top farm system, and a core that nearly won the World Series last year—yet their lineup cratered across the board. The real question isn’t just who can fix the bats, but whether any new manager will have the power to challenge Jerry Dipoto’s front office—or if they’ll be forced to play messenger for a system th...

The Chicago White Sox gambled big at the trade deadline, acquiring pitcher Luis Castillo in hopes of reviving their struggling rotation — only to watch him implode on the mound and get shuffled to the bullpen. In exchange, they shipped off promising prospect Boston Smith, who’s since exploded through the Mariners’ system, dominating at Double-A and emerging as one of their top talents. With Castil...

Seattle Mariners may be searching for a new manager—but don’t expect a rebuild. They’ve got elite pitching, a deep farm system, and stars who nearly won the World Series last year. The real puzzle? Their offense cratered this season, hinting at deeper coaching or philosophy issues—not just managerial shortcomings. With Jerry Dipoto still firmly in charge after 11 seasons and only two playoff appea...

The Mariners’ recent win over the Angels was overshadowed by a strategic choice: sitting top prospects Michael Arroyo and Lazaro Montes while giving veteran players like Taylor Ward and Weston Wilson a start. Though those veterans went hitless, the team still won thanks to Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor. With playoff hopes officially gone, fans and analysts are frustrated that the Mariners aren’t usi...

The Mariners face a make-or-break off-season as they wrestle with tough decisions: stick with the same team, overhaul the roster, spend more under salary cap rules, or pivot toward youth or veteran leadership? With division rivals like the A’s poised to improve thanks to health and a Vegas expansion budget, and the Angels set for new ownership that could ripple through the league, the Mariners’ pa...

Baseball’s front office is staying put as the lockout looms — the Mariners are keeping Jerry Dipoto and Justin Hollander in place, betting on stability amid chaos. With no trades or signings expected before December’s freeze, teams are holding steady, but insiders say owners want trusted hands ready to navigate the post-lockout frenzy — when deals fly and the business side goes wild. This move isn...

The Mariners pulled off a 7-2 win, but it felt like a missed chance to develop their top prospects—Michael Arroyo and Lazaro Montes sat out while veteran backups went 0-for-anything. Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor carried the offense, and the bullpen locked it down, but with playoff hopes dashed, this was the perfect time to give young players real at-bats against MLB pitching. Hiding them in meaning...

The Mariners roar back with a 7-2 win over the Angels, ending a three-game skid and pushing their record to 71-82 with just nine games left. Cal Raleigh shines, George Kirby struggles but the bullpen saves the day. A bizarre seventh-inning play sees Josh Naylor attempt a risky base-running gambit—dancing off third to bait a throw—which backfires when the shortstop fields cleanly and Naylor’s scram...

The Mariners’ season has spiraled from hopeful to heartbreak, with a shaky play by Josh Naylor against the Angels perfectly capturing their collapse. At 71-82, they’re five and a half games behind the Astros and Rangers, with just nine games left — and even that’s not enough unless they win out and get massive help. Facing the Rockies, Astros, and Angels in their final stretch, they need clutch pe...

The Mariners close out their series with a dominant seven-to-two win, heading to Denver for a high-scoring showdown against the Rockies. Meanwhile, Everett’s AquaSox stadium project hits major snags threatening their future — but bright spots emerge as standout Felnin Celesten earns recognition. Across MLB, Padres’ rookie catcher Ethan Salas shatters records by hitting two homers in his debut game...

Randy Arozarena’s free agency future is heating up, with the Diamondbacks and Mariners leading the race — especially after Arizona’s surprise move to release Lourdes Gurriel Jr., clearing a spot and raising Arozarena’s value. With a proven power-speed combo and a weak free-agent class, teams are eyeing him as a top-tier right-handed bat. The Mariners may need to offer a qualifying deal to keep him...

Brooks is dropping a limited-edition Adrenaline GTS 4 sneaker to celebrate the Mariners’ 50th season in Seattle, packed with local flair like team colors, baseball-stitched laces, and “Holy Smokes” aglets honoring retiring broadcaster Rick Rizzs. It’s just one part of Brooks’ bold expansion into Seattle’s sports scene — from partnering with the Seahawks and Kraken to collaborating with Crystal Pal...

The Mariners clawed back from dropping the first two games to stun the Angels 7-2 in a gritty, comeback victory — especially sweet since the Angels were celebrating Jo Adell’s bobblehead night while he’s no longer with them. They jumped ahead early with two runs off former pitcher Yusei Kikuchi, then held firm despite shaky moments, including Kirby walking five batters. A big fifth inning pushed t...

The Mariners exploded for early runs, then surged ahead with a clutch RBI double and a late-game ground ball that slipped past the third baseman — turning a two-run lead into a commanding six-to-two advantage. Cal Raleigh was the sparkplug, delivering a walk, sacrifice fly, and game-changing RBI double. With a five-run cushion, closer Andrés Muñoz locked it down in the ninth, aided by a pivotal do...

The Mariners clawed back from disaster to win Game 7 against the Angels 2-1, but both teams are still headed for losing seasons. A sloppy start — including an error on the first play — set the tone, and both starters, George Kirby and Yusei Kikuchi, were pulled after barely five innings, combining for nearly 200 pitches and seven runs on ten hits while walking ten batters total. Kirby’s career-wor...