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Mariners fans are furious, demanding Jerry Dipoto’s job—but Buster Olney reveals the real story: baseball’s about to go wild. With a December lockout looming and no big moves expected before then, owners are bracing for chaos when play resumes. History echoes—think 1995’s frenzied free agency—and teams crave stability. That means Dipoto might just survive, trusted as the familiar face steering thr...

Mariners eyeing a big outfield upgrade in 2027, with Taylor Ward’s trade deadline performance hinting at a free-agent push. J.P. Crawford’s impending free agency could unlock payroll flexibility, fueling Seattle’s pursuit of a power-hitting center fielder from the AL East — possibly Trent Grisham, despite his current injury and rough year. If Ward departs and Crawford walks, Grisham could slide in...

The Mariners clinched a dramatic win against the Rangers thanks to Julio Rodríguez’s three-run homer in the seventh, their last home series before a crucial road trip opener in West Sacramento. Pitcher Emerson Hancock is back on the mound in a bullpen session, eyeing a possible relief role this season. Meanwhile, the Dodgers call up top prospect Josue De Paula as Ohtani heads to the IL, while the...

Michael Arroyo, the Mariners’ promising 21-year-old prospect with 18 homers and 17 steals in the minors, is stuck on the bench despite being called up in September. With just four plate appearances and no real playing time, his versatility is backfiring—keeping him sidelined while teammates like Lazaro Montes get actual opportunities. The team promoted him without a clear plan, turning his potenti...

Jacob deGrom dazzled with 12 strikeouts and a one-hit masterpiece, but the Rangers’ bullpen collapsed in four batters—thanks to a hit by pitch, two singles, and Julio Rodriguez’s game-changing homer—sealing a 4-3 Mariners win that effectively ended Texas’ playoff hopes. Despite deGrom’s historic performance, including 99 mph fastballs, the team’s collective failure to hold on turned brilliance int...

Julio Rodríguez delivered the clutch three-run homer in the seventh inning, rallying the Mariners to a dramatic 4-3 victory over the Rangers and keeping their playoff hopes alive. Facing a 3-0 deficit with deGrom dominating on the mound, Rodríguez crushed the first pitch he saw, igniting a comeback that capped off Logan Gilbert’s stellar seven-inning performance and Andrés Muñoz’s 27th save. It wa...

The Mariners pulled off a jaw-dropping comeback win against the Rangers, rallying from a 3-0 deficit to score four runs in the seventh inning, led by Julio Rodríguez’s monster three-run homer. Jacob deGrom dominated early with a perfect game into the sixth, striking out 12 and not walking a batter — but relief pitcher Jakob Junis unraveled quickly, setting the stage for Rodríguez’s heroics. Logan...

Jacob deGrom dominated early, tossing six scoreless innings with 12 strikeouts and just one hit, giving the Rangers a 3-run lead—only to exit due to injury. The Mariners exploded for four runs in the 7th, fueled by Julio Rodriguez’s three-run homer, flipping the game and stealing a 4-3 win. This marks a rare and historic collapse: deGrom is the only pitcher in modern MLB history to start with 12 K...

Logan Gilbert dominated with 11 strikeouts in seven innings, marking his first back-to-back double-digit K games, but the Rangers fell behind early thanks to Joc Pederson’s two-run homer and a bunt play. Jacob deGrom matched him with six shutout innings and 12 Ks, retiring the first 12 Mariners he faced — turning the game into a pitcher’s duel. The tide turned in the seventh when the Mariners brok...

The Mariners pulled off a wild 4-3 comeback win against the Rangers, keeping playoff hopes alive with a gritty pitching duel and a late-game explosion. Logan Gilbert and Jacob deGrom battled into double-digit strikeouts, but the Rangers took an early 3-0 lead. The Mariners roared back in the 7th with key hits and Julio Rodriguez’s three-run homer, then sealed it with a dominant bullpen performance...

The Texas Rangers’ playoff hopes took a brutal hit after a stunning collapse in a crucial series against the Mariners, losing 4-3 despite a dominant six-inning performance by Jacob deGrom. Up by three runs in the seventh, they unraveled thanks to a hit-by-pitch, wild pitch, and a crushing three-run homer — all while their offense went cold, tallying just four hits and striking out 13 times. Now at...

Logan Gilbert and Jacob deGrom, former college teammates, delivered a jaw-dropping pitching duel that ended with 23 strikeouts and deGrom’s near-perfect game through five innings. Despite early struggles against deGrom’s blistering 99.6 mph heat, the Mariners’ offense clawed back with a clutch two-run homer from Julio Rodríguez in the seventh, breaking the deadlock after a tense, defensive play sa...

Julio Rodríguez breaks out of his slump with a game-winning three-run homer in the 7th inning, lifting the Mariners to a 4-3 victory over the Rangers and helping them take two of three in the series. After extra swing work with a friend, Rodríguez crushed the first pitch from reliever Jakob Junis, sealing the win as the Mariners rallied against Jacob deGrom’s dominant six-inning shutout. Logan Gil...

Logan Gilbert is a cornerstone of the Mariners’ future—one year from free agency and worth every penny. With a stellar season, 10M+ in earnings, and a track record of 1000+ innings and clutch performances, trading him now would be a step backward. He’s proof their development system works, and with Kade Anderson ready to join the rotation, the team should build around both—not trade away their ace...

The Mariners pulled off a wild 4-3 comeback win over the Rangers, fueled by Jacob deGrom’s historic 12-strikeout performance and Julio Rodríguez’s game-sealing three-run homer. Despite deGrom’s Cy Young-caliber outing—retiring 15 batters and allowing just one hit—the Rangers couldn’t hold on, while Logan Gilbert matched him with 11 strikeouts, becoming the first Mariners pitcher to record back-to-...

The Seattle Mariners are reportedly poised to fire manager Dan Wilson after a disastrous season, with insider Ken Rosenthal backing the move. Despite Wilson’s legendary status and past success, the team’s offensive collapse and deep playoff slump have made staying the course untenable. While some fans may feel conflicted about letting go of a beloved figure, the organization’s window for change is...

Emerson Hancock’s breakout season is on hold as he battles an abductor strain, but progress is being made—his first bullpen session went okay, though discomfort remains. Once healthy, he could return as a starter or even shift to relief, a role he’s familiar with. Meanwhile, the Mariners’ upcoming road trip against lefties could open the door for rookie Michael Arroyo, who’s making his MLB debut a...

InnovateCorp just axed 2,000 employees—about 10% of its workforce—in a bold pivot to cut costs and refocus on AI. The layoffs follow pandemic-era hiring binge and come as the economy tightens. While the company invests heavily in AI, the human toll is real, reminding everyone how fast tech fortunes can shift. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. A...

The Texas Rangers are clinging to playoff hope with a crucial rubber match against the Mariners, and ace Jacob deGrom is on the mound—still fiery, still dominant, and still blocking any trade to the Braves despite their offer of ace Spencer Strider. With just weeks left and the division still within reach, deGrom’s performance could be the spark that reignites this team’s contender dreams. Listen...

Randy Johnson, “The Big Unit,” turns 63 today, and fans are celebrating the legendary pitcher who left an indelible mark on the Mariners and baseball history. A five-time All-Star and Cy Young Award winner, Johnson dominated for ten seasons in Seattle before leading the Diamondbacks to four straight Cy Youngs. With over 4,800 strikeouts and a career that redefined power pitching, his legacy still...

Seattle Mariners’ pitching surplus has turned Logan Gilbert, fan-favorite “Walter,” into a trade target as he heads into his final pre-free agency season. With a proven track record and no extension in sight, teams covet his value—especially with young arms like Kade Anderson ready to step up. But a looming lockout could stall deals, leaving Gilbert in Seattle—or sparking a blockbuster shake-up if...

Kade Anderson just snagged his first big league win, shutting down the Rangers for six innings and striking out Jake Burger—yes, the same guy who homered off him earlier. After struggling to stay ahead of hitters in previous starts, Anderson proved he can adapt, thanks to a sharper fastball hitting 95 mph and smarter pitch mixing. His performance gives the Mariners a much-needed boost in their rot...

Emerson Hancock’s recovery from his left adductor strain is still on hold, despite a recent bullpen session that revealed lingering discomfort. The Mariners are monitoring him closely, with a potential second bullpen session during their upcoming road trip to California. A move to the bullpen may be considered to protect his health and avoid re-injury. He’s unlikely to return until after the team’...

Logan Gilbert could be headed for a trade this offseason as the Mariners, struggling this season and flush with young pitching talent, weigh options ahead of his free agency. Despite a solid 2024 campaign—11 wins, 3.71 ERA, 176 strikeouts—the team may prioritize future flexibility, especially since he’s unlikely to sign an extension. With recent precedent like the Luis Castillo trade, Seattle’s wi...

The Seattle Mariners, once World Series-bound, are clinging to playoff hope with just weeks left — and their future may hinge on trading All-Star pitcher Logan Gilbert. With a free-agent year looming and no extension in sight, Seattle could cash in on his value while leveraging rising prospects Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan to rebuild around. It’s a painful but strategic move: shed salary, acquire...