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The Mariners clawed their way back into playoff contention with a 7-2 demolition of the Angels, fueled by Cal Raleigh’s three-run day and clutch bullpen work from Carlos Vargas. Down to their last nine games, Seattle’s slim hopes are alive — but they’ll need every win to chase down the leaders in the AL wild card race. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/disco...

Luis Castillo’s White Sox stint has turned into a nightmare—once a playoff hope, he’s now in the bullpen after a brutal start, including a shaky relief outing that gave up three earned runs. The GM admits his trend is downward, and despite one standout game against the Reds, his stats since joining are abysmal. The Mariners, who traded him, dodged a bullet—they had rotation woes but wisely moved o...

The Mariners are still clinging to playoff math with just ten games left, but sit 12 games under .500. Manager Dan Wilson is being cautious with young stars Lazaro Montes and Michael Arroyo, keeping them out of the starting lineup despite their potential — opting for struggling Taylor Ward over Montes and benching Arroyo. Montes has already hit three homers in 31 plate appearances, while Arroyo bo...

Mariners’ top prospects are lighting up the minors—Felnin Celeston just won Northwest League MVP and All-Star honors, Josh Caron and Luke Stevenson also earned All-Star nods, with Stevenson smashing 22 homers as a catcher. Carlos Jimenez and Brandon Eike complete the standout group. These young stars are building their futures while the big league team winds down a tough season. Celeston’s MVP awa...

Logan Gilbert pitched a solid game, striking out seven and giving up just two runs, but the Mariners still lost 2-1 — and he took the blame. The real problem? Seattle’s offense barely scratched the scoreboard, scoring just one run against a bad Angels team. This season, they’ve managed one or fewer runs 34 times — forcing pitchers to be nearly flawless every night. It’s a dangerous tightrope: when...

MLB’s new CBA proposal is reshaping the future of baseball—contract terms, revenue sharing, and roster strategies are all on the table. Teams face tough choices: cling to current rosters hoping for luck, or overhaul with trades, new managers, and bold rebuilds? Financial pressures, age dynamics, and leadership debates collide as franchises like the A’s (healthier, Vegas-bound) and Angels (new owne...

Michael Arroyo, Seattle’s top young prospect, is finally stepping into the majors after years in the minors, joining five players 21 or younger making their debut this season. Surrounded by veteran support and his longtime teammate Lazaro Montes, Arroyo’s confidence and maturity—beyond his years—stand out alongside his hitting ability. As the Mariners’ playoff hopes fade, the development of this y...

Logan Gilbert pitched a solid game, striking out seven and giving up just two runs, yet still took full blame for the Mariners’ loss — a heavy burden for one player. The truth? The offense barely scratched the scoreboard, scoring just one run in a game where they’ve done so in 34 contests this year. This team’s identity is built on pitching, but it’s unsustainable — when the bats go cold, the whol...

From World Series brink to playoff purgatory in just one year, the Mariners’ collapse has sparked a leadership earthquake. Manager Dan Wilson’s future hangs in the balance, and even Jerry Dipoto—whose pedigree includes ALCS glory—isn’t safe. With odds of postseason contention at a dismal 1.9%, the team’s young talent and weak division offer hope, but only if the right person steps up to rebuild wh...

The Mariners’ season ends in disappointment as they drop their 82nd game to the Angels, marking their first losing record since 2019. After a promising start and an eight-game win streak, players like Gilbert and Wilson admit it’s been a frustrating year. With offseason reflection and possible lockout delays ahead, the team knows major changes are needed to avoid repeating this performance next se...

Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson is poised to exit after a disappointing season, but don’t expect a front-office overhaul — Jerry Dipoto and Justin Hollander will likely stay put. While Wilson bears responsibility for on-field execution, the deeper issues lie in roster construction and team depth, problems that Dipoto’s decade-long tenure hasn’t fully solved. With looming labor uncertainty and...

Seattle Mariners, reeling after three straight losses, face a gritty Los Angeles Angels squad in a pivotal AL West showdown. With the season series tied 4-4, this game could decide the division race. Seattle’s potent offense, ranked sixth in homers, clashes with Angels’ Zach Neto (26 HR) and slumping but dangerous Mike Trout. Pitchers George Kirby and Yusei Kikuchi — both with mid-4 ERA seasons —...

Angels Clinch Loss for Mariners | Seattle Mariners News

The Mariners’ season is officially sinking as they fall to a 2-1 loss to the Angels, locking in their first losing campaign since 2019. Despite solid pitching and a late tie thanks to Julio Rodriguez, Seattle’s offense went cold—stranding six runners and failing to capitalize on key chances. A solo homer in the bottom of the sixth sealed the defeat, leaving them with slim playoff hopes as they fac...

The Mariners’ season hits a new low as they fall to 82 losses, marking their first losing record since 2019 — a trend fueled by inconsistency and near-misses. Despite Logan Gilbert’s solid six-inning performance, a solo homer in the sixth handed the Angels the win. Manager Scott Servais insists there are no shortcuts to success, emphasizing that the team has earned expectations but must stay laser...

The Mariners’ playoff dreams are officially over, but the final 11 games are about building for 2027. Brendan Donovan must sit out to recover fully, while Michael Arroyo and Lazaro Montes need regular starts to prove their value against tough lefties. Young hitters like Cole Young, Arroyo, Montes, and Brock Rodden get a chance to carve out roles defensively, with low-risk experimentation. On the m...

The Mariners lost a true legend this week with the passing of Alan “Moose” Clausen at 88 — the beloved ambassador who shaped the team’s spirit for over three decades. Known for his warmth, deep connections, and unforgettable send-off in 2012 (complete with stars like Griffey Jr. and Martinez), Moose’s legacy lives on through the community he touched. Meanwhile, the Mariners’ future is bright with...

The Mariners’ season is officially over — they’ve locked in a losing record, and the pain of that reality hits hard for fans who saw promise. Now comes the tough reflection: what went wrong? Player moves, strategy, and leadership decisions are under the microscope as the team grapples with disappointment. But even without playoff dreams, every remaining game matters — it’s about momentum for next...

The Mariners are mathematically out of playoff contention with 11 games left, making this a rebuilding window—not a race to the finish. Shut down Brendan Donovan for good to prioritize his health; let him recover fully before next season. Give Michael Arroyo and Lazaro Montes everyday at-bats, especially Montes against tough lefties, turning these final games into real audition opportunities. Star...

The Arizona Fall League kicks off October 3rd and is a high-stakes proving ground for top baseball prospects — including eight Mariners players headed down to sharpen their skills. Among them: position players like Boston Smith and Brandon Eike, and pitchers Ty Cummings, Reid Easterly, Jose Geraldo, Calvin Schapira, and Adam Smith. With fewer crowds and more intimate matchups, it’s the perfect sta...

The Angels snapped their losing streak with a 6-4 win over the Mariners, thanks to Reid Detmers and Jose Siri’s clutch performance. Tonight, Ryan Johnson looks to carry the momentum against Seattle’s tough pitcher Logan Gilbert — a guy with a stellar ERA and a history of success against LA. While Mike Trout and Neto pose offensive threats, the Angels’ high strikeout rate could be their Achilles he...

Cade Anderson’s rough outing exposed a recurring flaw: leaving pitches down the middle, especially when ahead in the count. After starting strong with two quick strikes, he walked into disaster by throwing a fastball right down the middle on a two-strike pitch—resulting in a triple and runs that sealed the game. The lesson? When you’re throwing heat, you must live on the edges and force hitters to...

Kade Anderson’s early Mariners struggles are real—but don’t panic yet. With a 5.33 ERA and 1.42 WHIP in five starts, he’s drawing heat, but context matters: his numbers mirror Bryan Woo’s rookie slump more than Bryce Miller’s breakout. His strikeout rate has dipped since the minors, but his whiff rate remains solid. What sets him apart? A diverse pitch mix—sliders, changeups, curveballs—forcing hi...

Baseball fans, this one’s a must-watch: the Angels host the Mariners on a late-night showdown with the Mariners favored to win, but sharp bettors are eyeing Randy Arozarena’s power surge—plus 500 odds for a home run, fueled by his hot streak since the All-Star break and hitter-friendly ballpark. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DN...

Angels snap three-game skid with a 6-4 win over the Mariners, thanks to Reid Detmers’ strong outing and clutch hitting from Zach Neto, Jose Siri, and Denzel Guzman. Look for Ryan Johnson to start tonight against Mariners ace Logan Gilbert — a pitcher who’s been dominant this season and could exploit Angels’ high strikeout rate. With Julio Rodriguez hot against righties, expect fireworks in this ma...