The best pitcher on the 2025 Mariners got the biggest work out of just two pitches, hurling the best pair of pyrotechnics in baseball. How has Woo ridden these fastballs to greatness—and how can he improve from ace to Cy Young contender?

Mariners manager Dan Wilson made a decision that will live in infamy during Game 7, and the mistake cost the M’s the season. That decision and others on Monday reflected long-visible managerial tendencies that Wilson will have to adjust come 2026.

The Mariners couldn’t get it done. That much is not new; it has been true 48 times before. But the way it happened in 2025 was one that brought the city of Seattle closer than they had ever come—and that is why it stung the hardest.

With their backs to the wall for what seemed like the 100th time in 2025, the Seattle Mariners came up big in a Game 5 for the history books. How did the M’s rise again from the grave on Friday afternoon?

Mariners manager Dan Wilson announced that Bryce Miller will get the ball for Game 5, while team ace Bryan Woo will be one of the team’s bullpen options in what could be their final home game of 2025. The decision indicates some continued caution around Woo following his injury in Houston.

The time has finally come. October baseball is here in Seattle for just the sixth time in history as the M’s hunt their first appearance in the Fall Classic. How do the first two games match up for Seattle?

Bryan Woo’s injury status is the biggest “known unknown” going into the Mariners’ ALDS against the Tigers. How might the rotation look in the series for each of Woo’s availability possibilities?

Bryan Woo had a bullpen session and live game scenario on Thursday, after which the Mariners starter gave updates on his ongoing recovery from injury.

With the regular season done and dusted and the playoffs coming up quick, there are three stat lines that stand out among the Mariners’ 162-game marathon. What were these three Mariners doing that was so noteworthy?

Seattle’s game one win in Houston featured a pitching duel that, as expected, produced a low score in the beginning of the game. Who came out on top between Bryan Woo and Hunter Brown?

It’s still too early to tell what the biggest news from Friday night’s Houston opener was, but for now, the Mariners can guardedly celebrate a massive 4-0 win against their arch-nemesis. What were the five key moments that led to Seattle’s win?

Bryan Woo may have worked a shutdown five innings on Friday, but discomfort forced the M’s to pull him early. Luckily for Seattle, the men they rely on time and time again came through, but there is still a cloud hanging over the team pending Woo’s MRI.

The Mariners have a rest day Monday, but their previous nine games—including two sweeps at home—produced some stark numbers that help explain Seattle’s recent winning streak and climb to the top of the AL West.

It wasn’t as enormous as their duo of destructions in Atlanta, but the Mariners got the job done at home against the Cardinals on Monday—and there were some key moments that got the Mariners over the hump.

The Mariners’ woes on the road continued on Tuesday evening, as they dropped a game and a series to the Tampa Bay Rays. Problems both typical and atypical dogged the team, but two consistent issues were what sealed the deal.

Heating up after slumping upon his return to the Mariners, Eugenio Suarez appears to have found his swing at just the right time as his latest bomb helped propel Seattle past San Diego for a series win.

The Mariners finally ended their losing streak, and it came as soon as the boys returned to T-Mobile Park for a six-game homestand. What went right for the M’s to return to winning form?

One day after the New York Mets and Seattle Mariners combined for 20 runs, they combined for four the next. With a rookie pitcher on the mound for New York, the Mariners had a golden opportunity. What went wrong in game two?

The Mariners took care of business on Tuesday’s series opener against the White Sox, scoring eight runs and allowing just three on their way to a solid victory with each of their trade deadline acquisitions going yard.

The Seattle Mariners had something of a comeback attempt on Wednesday night in Sacramento, but it fell short as the team dropped two of three to the cellar-dwelling Athletics and fell into a tie with the Texas Rangers for the third wild card.