The last game of the 2025 season has come and gone for the Seattle Mariners. The result may have mattered little, but there were curtain calls and standing ovations aplenty as legends old and new finished out their years.

For the second time in four years, the Seattle Mariners are going to the postseason, taking a comeback win to clinch their berth. And who else but one of their newest yet most beloved heroes to do the final honors?

Seattle’s vaunted 10-game winning streak has come to a close, with Mariners both present and former playing key roles in the Wednesday drama. What happened to stymie Seattle’s fortunes in game two?

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.

On Thursday, Bryce Miller made his fifth start since returning from the IL, and there were a couple things that offered glimpses of a potential return to form for the beleaguered Mariner pitcher.

The Seattle Mariners had their second extra-inning slog in as many days, and once more, the bullpen put together a Herculean effort while the offense had more than its fair share of struggles. But baseball—especially in September—is akin to magic and fantasy, and Thursday’s game had a fairy-tale ending.

Baseball’s auspicious history of superstition gained another entry over the weekend, as the Mariners—Cal Raleigh foremost among them—wore mustaches in their final two games against the Braves and the offense consequently erupted.

The Mariners hoped for a boost from the return of Bryce Miller on the mound, but their recent swoon now has extended to four games with many of the same issues hindering them again in Philadelphia.

Julio Rodriguez did his best to try to will the Mariners to a much-needed road win in Anaheim, but his efforts on offense and defense ultimately weren’t enough as the team continued to sputter in a loss to the Angels.

One night after imploding in extra innings, the Mariners got the upper hand against the Twins this time around, snapping a three-game losing streak with Cole Young coming through in his MLB debut.

After going 1-5 on their most recent homestand, the Mariners set sail on a tough 10-game road trip without several contributors. Here are two keys to their survival.

The Mariners gutted out a wild three-game set with the division-rival Athletics to secure their ninth series win in a row. These were the three best and worst performances for Seattle.

Jorge Polanco stayed red-hot at the plate in the Mariners’ two-game sweep of the Angels.

The Mariners won their first series in Boston since 2014 on the back of some of these performances.

The Mariners kick off their first extended road trip of 2025 with an interleague matchup against the Reds.

Before heading out on their first extensive road trip of the year, the Mariners host the division-leading Rangers for three games at T-Mobile Park.

In the first two games in San Francisco, the Mariners received their best offensive outing of the season and had a chance to win a low scoring affair. Unfortunately, they didn’t win either game, continuing a sluggish start.

Hitting the road for the first time, the Mariners will turn to Luis Castillo - the other one - aiming to build a winning streak against the red-hot Giants.

With a 2-1 win on Sunday, the Mariners split their season-opening series against the A’s. Here were the three best and worst player performances from the weekend.

Solid starting pitching wound up not mattering as the Mariners squandered those outings with poor hitting and questionable decisions on the base paths led to a pair of losses to the Athletics at T-Mobile Park.