It was all over about four times during the 2025 regular season, as the Mariners repeatedly went on the verge of crashing out completely. But repeatedly, they roared back—can they do it when there is truly no other option?

Seattle couldn’t get it done on Wednesday, dropping the chance to put the Tigers to bed in their own ballpark as Detroit forced Game 5 in Seattle. What made the tables turn so quickly in the back half of Game 4?

It wasn’t a pitching duel like Games 1 and 2, but things fell into place for the Mariners in Game 3 while Tigers manager A. J. Hinch’s best laid plans went awry.

As morning dawns on the Mariners’ mistakes from Saturday night, some final things can be gleaned before the team gears up to face Tarik Skubal in Game 2. What might be on Seattle’s mind headed into Sunday?

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.

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.

Along with suffering their first home loss in a month, the Mariners also watched one of their top sluggers exit early with an injury as they fell in the series opener against the Dodgers.

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.

It’s hard not to be romantic about baseball. Everything fell into place exactly as the Mariners wished on Wednesday night, with history made in two separate ways in front of a sellout crowd.

The surreal has become real with one week left in the season, as the Seattle Mariners have swept the Houston Astros in the biggest series of the season. What led to Seattle’s sweep-clinching Sunday victory?

The Seattle Mariners may have finally slain their unrelenting demons on Saturday night in Houston. Cal Raleigh got his 57th home run, George Kirby balled out on the mound, but it was the last play of the game that will go down in Mariners legend.

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.

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.

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’ 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.

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 Seattle Mariners lost an extremely winnable game on Friday to a struggling Cleveland Guardians squad who were previously on the edge of falling off the playoff field entirely, and the disastrous bottom of the ninth revealed the team’s biggest Achilles’ heel once again.