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?

For two games at least, the Mariners’ rotation speculation has finally been put to rest. Why did Dan Wilson go with Kirby and Castillo for the two opening contests in 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?

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.

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.

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 was the Mariners’ ninth straight win, and in a game that was all M’s from the jump, there was a lot to go around: the man on the mound achieved a special honor while the man behind the plate did something truly historic.

It was the fourth victory in a row for the Seattle Mariners, and the AL West division chase is coming down to the wire. This win came despite some continued (albeit muted) struggles from George Kirby—what did the Mariners do to overcome the Cardinals in game two?

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?

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.

Victor Robles returned to the Seattle Mariners on Saturday night and was at the center of the action for much of the game, but one moment in the bottom of the 10th stood out in the Mariners’ disappointing 2-1 extra-inning loss.

The Seattle Mariners went to Williamsport on Sunday and treated the little league audience with a slew of examples of what not to do on a baseball diamond. Can the Mariners address these issues in time to stop their current skid?

The Mariners won their eighth straight on Tuesday, beginning a nine-game road trip with a pitcher’s duel that ended in the visitor’s favor due to some heads-up baserunning and situational hitting coupled with magic on the mound from George Kirby.

George Kirby steered around some trouble in early innings and Josh Naylor showed off his big man speed once again as the Mariners outlasted a White Sox rally for an 8-6 win at T-Mobile Park.

The Mariners bounced back from a tough loss on Friday to break out for a 7-2 win on Saturday in Anaheim as Cal Raleigh whacked his MLB-leading 40th home run of the season and George Kirby gutted out a hard-fought quality start.

The Mariners had a bad case of the Mondays in their series opener against the Brewers as they failed to scratch across even a single run, all while a rough sixth inning for George Kirby and a shaky debut by Brandyn Garcia resulted in six crossing the plate for the red-hot visitors.

A white-hot Brewers team is coming to Seattle and bringing a sterling starting pitching staff with them. Do the Mariners have what it takes to slow the momentum of their National League opponent at home?

Scoring a couple touchdowns in Detroit, the Mariners continued their offensive surge at Comerica Park on Saturday with Julio Rodriguez and Randy Arozarena playing the starring roles.

Led by a dazzling performance from George Kirby in a duel of aces, the Mariners found just enough offense for a second straight day to send the Pirates home on the losing end of a three-game sweep.

The Seattle Mariners out-hit and out-pitched the Kansas City Royals on Monday to open a four-game set with Randy Arozarena smacking two bombs and George Kirby turning in his second straight quality start on their way to a 6-2 win.