Don’t look now, but the Mariners have won five straight. The magic continued on Saturday behind the bat of Cal Raleigh, whose three-run blast turned what would have been a shutout loss into a thrilling comeback victory on the first night of Ichiro weekend.

The Seattle Mariners battled out a 4-3 extra-inning victory against the Chicago White Sox, completing the team’s first sweep of the second half with Dominic Canzone playing the role of hero.

The Seattle Mariners bested the Texas Rangers 5-4 in a home run shootout and won a key series to improve their playoff positioning going into the dog days of August as Julio Rodriguez joined an exclusive club of his own.

The Mariners dropped a key game against the Rangers on Saturday as Cal Raleigh accrued a quintet of strikeouts while extra-inning heroics for the visitors sealed a 6-4 defeat.

Seattle Mariners shortstop J.P. Crawford put an exclamation point on the second game of four against the Texas Rangers with a walk-off home run, the first of his career, ending what had been one of the worst slumps of his career in the process.

For eight innings, the Mariners could hardly muster any offense. But with the game on the line, one of the team’s most popular players came through to deliver a critical walk off win against the Rangers in front of the home town crowd.

The Mariners dropped the final game of their four-game set against the Angels 4-1 as the bats largely fell silent while Mike Trout topped off a big fifth inning for the Halos.

In another game to forget for the Mariners, the visiting Brewers took advantage of key defensive miscues and pitches out over the heart of the plate to secure a series win at T-Mobile Park in blowout fashion.

Despite winning the first two games of a rivalry series against the Houston Astros, the Mariners massively dropped the ball on Sunday, falling to Houston 11-3 as they got outclassed on every side of the ball.

Randy Arozarena stayed hot and Luis Castillo delivered a gem to open the second half as the Mariners picked up a much-needed home win against the Astros to continue pursuit of their AL West-leading rival.

Three days after getting swept in heartbreaking fashion, the Seattle Mariners brought out their own brooms - and of course the mighty gold trident - to finish off the Detroit Tigers with another impressive offensive showing on Sunday.

Rebounding in resounding fashion, the Mariners put up a dozen runs against the AL-best Tigers, scoring in every way imaginable behind a historic day from Cal Raleigh.

For seven innings, Bryan Woo had the Yankees on their heels and the Mariners looked poised to salvage their road series in the Bronx with a much-needed win. But everything went wrong after that point, leading to a sweep-clinching meltdown.

The New York Yankees won game two of the three-game set in the Bronx today with a big offensive showing against a Seattle Mariners team that looks to be slipping, and now the Mariners will have to buckle up to keep their playoff spot intact.

For five innings, the Mariners and Yankees were locked in a pitching duel. But a 30-minute rain shower changed everything with the home team scoring 10 runs in two innings to bust the game wide open, sending Logan Gilbert and Seattle to an ugly defeat.

Julio Rodriguez, Cal Raleigh, and Randy Arozarena went a combined 0-13 while the Mariners as a whole went 0-11 with runners in scoring position on Thursday, leading to a disappointing series split to open the final homestand of the first half.

Rebounding from a tough loss in game two of the series, the Mariners battled for a 3-2 win over the Royals on Wednesday, with Logan Gilbert recovering from a shaky first inning and the offense manufacturing runs late to steal the victory.

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.

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.

The Mariners could have the best starting pitcher, reliever, and position player to offer at this year’s trade deadline. Here’s a look at the five best pieces they could make available if they choose to sell from their major-league roster this summer.