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.

The Seattle Mariners dropped the 15th game of their last 21 contests on Friday, as their road problems continued and their third wild card spot became ever more precarious. What was going wrong this time, and what is the way forward?

The Mariners made a flurry of roster moves on the first of September as the MLB rosters expanded to 28 men, including a call-up of one of their top-rated prospects.

Harry Ford is expected to make his major-league debut this weekend if the Mariners deem Mitch Garver unable to play after the backup catcher was struck by a foul ball Thursday afternoon.

Losers of four of their last six series, the Mariners could use some sort of jolt. Here are three roster moves they should consider to potentially do just that.

While not all of the Mariners’ highly-ranked prospects have opened the 2025 season with a strong start, several rising talents enjoyed a productive first month down on the farm, with a few potentially making a push to join the big club in the near future.

The Mariners will be without outfielder Victor Robles (shoulder) for at least 12 weeks. So what do they do now?

Mariners prospect Harry Ford has impressed this spring, but questions about his potential power output persist.

In what should be a Spring Training of very few roster battles for the Mariners, here are six players Ty Dane Gonzalez is keeping close tabs on.