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Two rising stars chase MLB dreams together, while Dominic Canzone delivers clutch hits and Jonny Farmelo smashes a career-high RBI total. Payton Tolle dazzles with a 9-pitch inning for Boston, and the Giants weigh shutting down Logan Webb amid struggles — even as Rafael Devers goes on IL with a core injury. Toronto’s Trey Yesavage could return soon to fuel their playoff charge. Miami’s Agustín Ram...

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Michael Arroyo exploded onto the scene with a historic debut for the Seattle Mariners, smashing three hits including his first career home run—all while hitting four balls over 100 mph. After sitting out four games and barely playing since his promotion, Arroyo proved he belongs with a dazzling performance that showcased power, patience, and clutch instincts. His walk-off homer against the same pi...

Emerson Hancock’s breakout season as a Mariners starter is now on the brink of disruption after a left adductor strain sidelined him, forcing the team to weigh a risky return—or a smarter, cautious path. With playoffs out of reach, the Mariners face a tough call: risk a bullpen stint for limited innings, or let him rest and preserve his health for next year. His elite fastball and new sweeper have...

Lawrence Butler delivered a jaw-dropping, walk-off two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth to seal a dramatic 3-2 victory for the Oakland Athletics over the Seattle Mariners, sparking a series win and showcasing his clutch power as the A’s surge late-season momentum. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This...

Emerson Hancock’s stellar season—25 starts, 3.57 ERA, elite fastball, career-high strikeout rate—has made him a Mariners cornerstone, but a late-August adductor strain threatens his finish. Though he’s cleared for bullpen work, lingering pain and playoff implications make his return uncertain. A short relief stint could offer a meaningful late-season role, but his value this year is already cement...

A wild, back-and-forth thriller between the Mariners and A’s had it all: early homers, mid-inning meltdowns, and a stunning symmetry where both teams hit their second home run of the game to steal leads. Randy Arozarena crushed his 24th blast and later added another, giving Seattle a late 7-6 edge — only for the A’s to tie it with a ninth-inning homer. Bryce Miller battled through a shaky start bu...

Oakland’s Lawrence Butler crushed two homers, including a walk-off blast in the ninth, leading the A’s to an 8-7 thriller over Seattle and denting the Mariners’ playoff hopes. With five wins in seven games, Seattle now trails the AL West by five and slides further in the wild card race. Butler’s 13 RBIs against Seattle this season made him nearly unstoppable. Randy Arozarena had a big day with two...

The Oakland A’s stunned the Seattle Mariners again, walking it off 7-6 in the bottom of the ninth thanks to Lawrence Butler’s two-run homer—marking their second win over Seattle this weekend. The loss drags Seattle’s playoff hopes further into jeopardy, as they now sit at 70-80 with just 12 games left after dropping five of seven against the A’s. In a tense eighth, Mariners closer Andrés Muñoz mad...

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Michael Arroyo lit up the majors with a flawless 4-for-4 night, smashing a double, a 418-foot homer, and driving in runs in the Mariners’ big win—while his younger teammate Lazaro Montes, just 12 days older, watched in pure awe, calling him “little brother.” Rising through the Mariners’ system together since signing at 17, they lived, trained, and dreamed side by side. Arroyo’s breakout performanc...

Michael Arroyo is exploding onto the big league scene, smashing a triple-hit game with three RBIs and two runs—including his first career home run and hit—all while launching a 106 mph RBI single. The 21-year-old prospect, who blasted 18 homers and drove in 81 runs in the minors before his call-up, is already showing he belongs, batting seventh again today—and could be Opening Day’s starter by nex...

Bryce Miller takes the mound again in Sacramento aiming for another strong start, with the A’s lineup featuring Butler, Gelof, and Muncy for a never-dull game. First pitch at 1:05 PM PDT — catch it on Mariners TV or radio. Today also marks a historic day: September 13, 1983, when Rickey Henderson stole three bases to reach 101 for the season — the first player ever to hit 100 steals in three conse...

Cole Young is making a compelling case for Gold Glove honors, leading the AL in SABR Defensive Index and Defensive Runs Saved—metrics that carry heavy weight in voting. But Statcast paints a different picture, showing negative numbers compared to Chase Meidroth’s strong metrics, highlighting how defensive evaluation can diverge across systems. While voters weigh whether to prioritize raw impact or...

The Mariners exploded for a 19-1 win over the A’s, fueled by five homers including rookie Michael Arroyo’s first career blast and Randy Arozarena’s 23rd. Bryan Woo shut down the A’s for six scoreless innings. Now at 70-79 with 13 games left, they’re five back of both Houston and Cleveland in the wild card race — playoff odds sit at just over 7%. While a division title is their best shot, they need...

The Athletics took a crushing 19-1 loss to the Mariners, their season already over but the beating still stings. Pitcher Gage Jump struggled badly, giving up five runs in two innings before exiting with shoulder tightness — maybe it’s time to shut him down for good. Shea Langeliers was the lone bright spot, driving in the team’s only run. The bullpen collapsed after Jump left, surrendering sixteen...

The Mariners blew the A’s away 19-1, smashing a season-high 23 hits and scoring in nearly every inning — a much-needed offensive explosion. With their record now 70-79 and playoff odds climbing to 7%, they’re still five games back in the AL West but showing signs of life. Rookie Michael Arroyo lit it up with his first homer and three RBIs, joining two other 21-and-under rookies who each hit homers...

The Mariners crushed the A’s 19-1 in a historic blowout, with Michael Arroyo exploding for 3 hits and a homer in his first game since going 0-for-4. While another 19-run game is unlikely, Bryce Miller vs. Jacob Lopez promises fireworks at 1:05 PM PST. The A’s got a boost too—All-Star Shea Langeliers returned from injury ahead of schedule. And yes, Joey Cantillo had a classic blooper moment droppin...

Cole Young is turning heads with elite defensive stats, leading the AL in SDI and DRS while earning Defensive Player of the Month honors—though Statcast paints a different picture with his negative OAA. As Gold Glove voters weigh conflicting metrics, Young’s breakout season solidifies him as Seattle’s most reliable infielder, proving his growth is real even if the numbers don’t always agree. Liste...

The Mariners obliterated the A’s 19-1 in a fireworks-filled masterpiece of baseball, with Dominic Canzone launching a two-run homer to ignite the offense and Randy Arozarena crushing a three-run shot. The team pounded out runs consistently, backed by six walks and three hit-by-pitches that kept the pressure on Oakland. Even after the A’s scraped back a run via error, the Mariners answered instantl...

The Mariners obliterated the Athletics 19-1 in a dominant, fireworks-filled victory. Weston Wilson went five-for-five, Michael Arroyo delivered his first MLB hit and homer, and JP Crawford added a two-run blast. The offense exploded with runs in nearly every inning, fueled by wind-assisted homers and clutch hitting. Brian Wu anchored the pitching staff with another stellar performance against the...

The Mariners are clinging to playoff hope with just two weeks left, fueled by grit and a simple message: show up and play hard. Julio Rodríguez leads the charge, embracing the team’s struggles while pushing for relentless competition. That mindset exploded Saturday night — 19 runs, 23 hits, five homers — a dominant win that felt like redemption after a brutal loss the night before. Young stars Mic...

The Mariners’ offense is in freefall, averaging just 3.96 runs per game — on pace for their worst scoring season since 2014. But there’s hope: top prospect Ryan Sloan is crushing it in Double-A, Cal Raleigh is lighting up the AL, and ex-Mariner Brody Hopkins is thriving as a Rays reliever. Meanwhile, Eduard Bazardo’s struggles are dragging down the bullpen. It’s a stark contrast to the Mariners’ p...

Mariners rookie Lazaro Montes is crushing it with three homers in nine games, but his power isn’t enough to crack the starting lineup against lefties—yet he’s staying patient, ready to contribute whenever called. Manager Dan Wilson’s win-first strategy means fewer at-bats for Montes against tough left-handed starters, even as his confidence soars and his bat’s authority grows. Meanwhile, the bullp...

The Mariners are clinging to a slim playoff hope with just 13 games left, needing a win tonight against the Athletics to keep their season alive. Starter Bryan Woo, coming off a stellar eight-inning gem, is primed for another strong outing—especially on the road, where his ERA since August is elite and he’s got personal motivation facing Oakland. A victory could spark momentum for a wild-card push...