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A federal judge has blocked Texas’s controversial Senate Bill 3, which aimed to force social media platforms to stop censoring users based on viewpoint — a move critics warned would unleash harmful content and overstep government authority. The ruling, citing First Amendment protections, halts the law’s September rollout and signals a major win for free speech advocates and tech companies. The cas...

The Mariners’ .500 season is masking deeper problems under Dan Wilson’s leadership, as talent clashes with inconsistent strategy and bullpen missteps. Once seen as a clubhouse leader, Wilson’s decision-making—like favoring inexperienced relievers in high-leverage spots—is fueling frustration. With a roster built for contention and the AL’s weak competition, the team’s underperformance isn’t luck—i...

Seattle Mariners eye Taylor Ward as a quiet, perfect fit to fill their right-handed bat void—patient, contact-oriented, and ready to step in without disrupting their lineup. With Rob Refsnyder sidelined and Contreras too risky, Ward offers the steady, reliable power they’ve been missing to keep their AL West lead alive. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/disc...

The Mariners are flipping the script on the trade deadline, eyeing high-stakes “buyer-to-buyer” deals as contenders swap assets to fill urgent needs—no more waiting for teams to collapse, just smart, complex trades that demand precision and risk. With glaring gaps in offense and bullpen, they’re weighing bold moves, even trading promising young talent, to unlock a deep playoff push in a crowded, c...

The Mariners are eyeing a right-handed bat before the deadline to make that World Series leap, with ESPN’s Jeff Passan pointing to Taylor Ward as the “best match” for his on-base prowess and low K-rate, and Willson Contreras as the “dream match” — a power-hitting beast crushing numbers, though his trade veto and crowded lineup make this a long shot. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pill...

The Mariners aim to break their four-game road skid against the hot-hitting Marlins, who boast a stellar 30-17 home record and top-six slugging. Seattle’s pitching, led by Bryce Miller’s 2.38 ERA, could be the key as they face Janson Junk’s Marlins debut. Despite injury woes on both sides, Seattle’s offense, led by Dominic Canzone’s 14 homers, and Miami’s Otto Lopez’s power surge make for a high-s...

Brendan Donovan’s return to the Mariners is in serious doubt after being sent back to Arizona instead of starting a rehab assignment, raising concerns about his timeline and whether the team’s hefty investment in him was worth it. With no clear path to contributing in the second half, fans are left wondering if Donovan’s injury setbacks signal a wasted gamble—or if the Mariners are just being caut...

Kyle Stowers crushed a leadoff homer on the first pitch of the second inning, launching his 12th home run of the season and igniting a Marlins shutout win over the Mariners. With eight homers and 28 RBIs in his last 30 games, Stowers is on fire, and his teammate Otto Lopez added insurance with a triple after a single, bringing his season total to 126 hits. The Marlins now sit at 51-42, just 2.5 ga...

Mariners fall 2-0 to Marlins in a quiet, frustrating game where offense couldn’t break through and a questionable called third strike sealed the loss — but defensive gems showed flashes of potential. 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 public reporting. R...

Brendan Donovan’s return is on hold as he continues rehabbing a stubborn groin strain, with the team prioritizing his long-term health over rushing him back. After initially skipping a rehab start, he’s now in Arizona, building up reps before games, with the goal of playing in a game within days. GM Justin Hollander confirmed Donovan wanted extra work, and the organization is using the extended Ar...

Cal Raleigh’s plummet from MVP frontrunner to biggest MLB disappointment this season has Mariners fans worried—down from 60 homers and a .300 average last year to just 9 homers and a .200 BA this year, despite returning from injury. His offensive efficiency (wRC+) has cratered from 161 to 72, and even teammate Josh Naylor is struggling. Yet Seattle remains a top contender, second in World Series o...

Randy Arozarena turned the Fourth of July into his personal highlight reel with a jaw-dropping grand slam against the Blue Jays — and yes, he celebrated like a man possessed, sparking debate on whether he was having too much fun. But let’s be honest, who cares when you’re this good? Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@...

Dominic Canzone is crushing it with the Mariners, smashing 14 homers and posting a .273 average—so good, the team can’t keep him in a limited role. He’s dominating both lefties (.271/.994 OPS) and righties (.288, 16 HR), shattering the old scouting report that said he should only face right-handed pitchers. With a sore hamstring still in the picture, he’s likely to see plenty of DH time and cautio...

The Mariners took a brutal hit last night, falling to the Marlins 6-0 in a game that left fans stunned and questioning where things went wrong. 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 public reporting. Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & lates...

Randy Arozarena turned the Fourth of July into his personal stage with a jaw-dropping grand slam against the Blue Jays, complete with bat flips and theatrical antics that sparked debate—but fans are loving the show. Known for his electric energy, he’s been a consistent force for the Mariners this season, earning his second straight All-Star nod and playing like his contract year matters. With Scot...