The Mariners took care of business on Tuesday’s series opener against the White Sox, scoring eight runs and allowing just three on their way to a solid victory with each of their trade deadline acquisitions going yard.

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 Seattle Mariners had something of a comeback attempt on Wednesday night in Sacramento, but it fell short as the team dropped two of three to the cellar-dwelling Athletics and fell into a tie with the Texas Rangers for the third wild card.

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 Seattle Mariners bounced back from a rough series loss to Milwaukee on Thursday as they eked out a win over the Los Angeles Angels by a 4-2 score. Julio Rodriguez, Randy Arozarena, and Jorge Polanco cracked home runs while Logan Evans tossed five innings of one-run ball.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Dan Wilson made the right moves in a tight one in Minnesota, helping the Mariners steal a late 6-5 win to snag their fourth victory in five games on the road.

Losing eight of their past nine games, the Mariners took out their frustrations with a late-inning surge to take down the Guardians in their series opener at T-Mobile Park.

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.

After two sluggish starts, George Kirby looked closer to his pre-injury self on Tuesday night, but the Mariners didn’t do near enough to support him before a line drive to the face knocked him out of the game as the Orioles took the series opener at T-Mobile Park.

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.

Jorge Polanco was one of the best hitters in baseball to start the 2025 season. But in the month of May, he’s statistically been the Mariners’ worst bat.

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.