It was another boat race for the Blue Jays on Thursday night, as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and co. once again put on a hitting clinic to knot the series at two games apiece. Why did the Mariners once again fall victim to Toronto’s aggressive swingers?

Despite some early uncertainty, the Mariners delivered a statement Game 2 win in Rogers Centre, tapping a variety of heroes as they return home with a big advantage for Game 3.

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?

There may not have been any real consequence to the Seattle Mariners’ Wednesday scrimmage at T-Mobile Park, but the five innings of action still gave some insights into what’s going on in the Mariners clubhouse as the ALDS approaches.

It was certainly a lot simpler than many other Mariners wins in 2025, but Seattle’s cruise control win on Thursday night still gave some insights into a few players on the playoff-bound ballclub.

The Mariners won their fifth straight game on Wednesday, and it was a brutal battle that saw one aspect of their game pushed to their absolute limit while the team dragged its feet on the other side of the ball. How did they pull it off in extras to topple the Cardinals?

To say the Mariners are under the weather is an understatement. They dropped the 10th of their last 11 road games on Wednesday as the entire team fell apart once more. What can the team do to rectify the situation going into their next series?

It was an awful opening to the Seattle Mariners’ series in Tampa Bay, and it continued a worse trend for the M’s, whose abilities have evaporated outside T-Mobile Park. There was one bright moment in the game, but it was awash in a wave of woe.

The Kansas City Royals flipped the script on the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday with the home squad losing 6-3 despite Randy Arozarena’s third home run in two games, leaving Emerson Hancock without much run support once again.

For five innings, after a narrow loss on Wednesday, the Mariners were in the heat of a close series finale against the Twins with a chance to take three out of four games. Unfortunately, the bullpen unraveled and the offense disappeared again in an ugly defeat.

For a second straight night at T-Mobile Park, the Mariners couldn’t come through with clutch hits when they needed them, wasting another quality outing by Emerson Hancock and ensuring a losing record on the latest home stand in a disappointing loss to the Orioles.

Receiving offense from unlikely sources and another clutch home run from the Big Dumper, the Mariners bounced back from an ugly loss on Thursday to even the series against the Astros in Houston.

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.

Without their ace for at least a month, the Mariners will have to make due with a couple of internal replacement options, but if Logan Gilbert has to miss more time, a trade might be necessary.

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

Luis Castillo shoved when he was needed most while Emerson Hancock’s implosion got him sent down to Triple-A Tacoma. These were the three best and worst individual showings in the Mariners’ series loss to the Tigers.

Continuing an early season swoon on their own home field, the Mariners received a disastrous start on Monday night and a punch-less offense was nearly no-hit on Tuesday night, leaving little to be optimistic about in a pair of defeats.

The Mariners play host to a Tigers team that tormented them in 2024, and the projected pitching matchups don’t look particularly favorable as they aim to turn the tables on their latest house guests.

With Opening Day right around the corner, here’s how the Mariners’ initial 26-man roster appears likely to shake out.

George Kirby is expected to miss the start of the regular season due to shoulder inflammation. But instead of filling the void left by Kirby with Emerson Hancock, here’s why the Mariners should take this opportunity to give the ball to Logan Evans.